Mr Dudley Pilled In Grand Circuit Race
Lexington Kentucky September 29 the opening day of the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Agitation featured the 2 year old Futurity division. Natalie the Great led early but Mr Dudley broke through to win heat by length. Day Star won the fourth heat as the favorite faded with a fatal accident when Mr Dudley choked and fell at the fence.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Natale the Great
Mr. Budiey
Natalie the Great
Dudley
Star
Walnut Hall cup heats seal trotters' world age mark
Four heats set a world record for trotters of that age in the Walnut Hall cup. Baron Degantile won division one after Direct Forbes led heat one, Marion Gale took the second, and Degantle claimed the final two heats. The winner bred by Davin M Look of Castleton farm also bred the Junior Futurity winner. The second division paused as Gentry C won heat one and Selka heat two, with Mexico City on Sunday noting the event. Later, Jack Johnson knocked out Hid Cutler in a 25 round match in Mexico City, and a postfight confrontation led referee Antonio Sarabi to wound judge Miguel Mendizabel.
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Baron Degantile
Direct Forbes
Mariongale
Baron Degantle
Davin M Look
Castleton Farm
Gentry C
Selka
Mexico City
Jack Johnson
Hid Cutler
Antonio Sarabi
Sarabi
Miguel Mendizabel
Redland Welcomes World Series Fans In Record Crowd
Cincinnati awaits the opening game of the 1919 world championship series with Redland field packed and hotels full. Officials estimate space for 33,000, while trains bring in waves of visitors. The city faces an unprecedented influx of prominent national figures and fans seeking accommodations.
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Cincinnati
Redland Field
German Commander Rejects Demands in Baltic Note
Berlin and aria dispatch show Gen Von der Goltz deflecting a request to name German citizens as a concession. He warns England and promises to remove English presence if pressed, while allied powers publish a Baltic note demanding evacuation and recall of demobilized German soldiers who joined Russian corps.
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Lendor Times
Washingtom Post
The
Public Ledger Co
Berlin
Baltic
Riga
Count von der Goltz
Foreign Office
von Dertz
Goethals urges universal supply unit for army
Maj. Gen. George Goethals urged a consolidated army supply department before a Senate subcommittee, calling divided purchasing absurd and backing universal training and promotion by seniority. Secretary Lansing also returned to Washington after a vacation at Henderson Harbor, N. Y.
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George Goethals
Senate
encGethalf
Lansing
Washington
Henderson Harbor
Two Tie For Medal In Women s Title Golf
Hawnes on the Delaware Pa Sept 29 Younger players narrow the gap on the old guard in the qualifying round of the Womens National Golf Championship. William B Gavin of New York and Miss Alexa Stirling of Atlanta tied for medal with 87. Mrs Ronald M Barlow of Philadelphia stood third, two strokes behind.
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Hawnes
Atlanta
Ronald M. Barlow
Philadelphia
Crowd waits all night to buy World Series seats at Redland Field
In Cincinnati on September 29 a crowd of over 15000 lined up to buy unreserved pavilion and bleacher seats for the world series at Redland Field home of the Nationals. Pavilion seats went for $2.20, bleacher seats $5.10, standing room $1.10. George Aull slept eleven hours at the window, arriving at 11 pm to secure first spot.
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Cincinnati
Redland Field
Cincinnati Nationals
George Aull
Aull
White Sox Headed to Cincinnati for World Series Games
Chicago Sept 25 Manager Gleason and 23 members of the Chicago White Sox, pennant winners, left for Cincinnati to face the Red Legs in the first two games of the World Series on Wednesday and Thursday. Milan was declared fit for the games, and the team hopes to return to Chicago Friday with a two game lead. Gleason rested the club after clinching the pennant.
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Chicago
Gleagon
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reda
Ehivefly Milan
Sox
Gleason
Yanks Clinch Third Place With Final Victory
Philadelphia and New York met in the season’s last game with the Yankees winning 4 to 2 in Philadelphia to secure third place. The box score lists Pipp Burns Strunk and Mogridge among top performers, while Navy notes from Annapolis mention star halfback Watter and coach Dobie developing backfield players.
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New York
N. York
H.O.A
Phila
E.O.A. View
Burrusib
Baker
Pipp
Borns
Pratt
Perking
Thomas
Mogudge
Keefe
Rune—Baker
Strunk
Hyrore
Peckinpaugh
Burns
Mogridge
Wasea
Walter
Epp
Lewis
Vick
Letton
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Watter
Dobie
Virginia Squad Scrimmage Boosts Player Workouts
Charlottesville reports Virginia varsity squad members including McGowan Hay Dunn and My pie showing marked improvement in a 45 minute scrimmage. The first string backs opened with a quick touchdown as the scrimmage progressed with multiple races and thoroughbred style results listed.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
McGowan Hay Dunn
Mypie
International notices and political shifts in late September
Dr. Riedel becomes Austrian Ambassador in Berlin as Turkey and Greece move on passports and routes. Belgium joins the international railway group while Norwegians praise Spitzbergen sovereignty. Australian seamen gains lift freight rates. suffrage bill in South Australia fails. Kronstadt tense as British airmen report quiet, 14 to 18 thousand pounds of explosives dropped near fortress. Lebanese league seeks French protection and punitive action against Turco-Germans. German budget trims President Ebert’s salary to 100000 marks and expenses to 60000.
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Greece
Great Britain
Italy
Viborg
Kronstadt
Count Louden Sentenced for Forgery in Sing Sing
Count Max Louden, suspected German spy, was sentenced to three years in Sing Sing after pleading guilty to forging a $10,000 check. Police linked his St. Louis arrest to efforts to promote an unsinkable ship project. Willard Bernard of New York, head of International Salt Company and Irving National Bank director, swore out the warrant. Morgantown notes WV coach McIntire targets weak defense against forward passes as WVU trains twelve new candidates.
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United Press
New York
Max Louden
Sing Sing
Louden
St. Louis
Willard Bernard
International Salt Company
Irving National Bnk
Morgantown
W. Va
McIntire
West Virginia
Havre de Gerace Entrants and Race Entries Summary
The Havre de Grace program lists seven races with entries for claiming and selling events. Notable horses include Sea Mime, The Wit, Sq're Charlie, Antiseptic, Sea Lord, Dorcrs, St. Hilaire, and Annie Edgar among others, with rider and weight details and apprentice allowances noted.
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Urlonga
Index Horse
Col. Murphy
Charlie
Seagram
yAntiseptic
Tay
Sea Lord
Stucco
Dorcrs
L. Bird
Harwood
Onina
St. Hilaire
George P. Sherman
Annie Edgar
Katie Cangl
Jack Dawson
F. Baumann
Lobelia
Frank Burke
Beauty SI
Aiigrette
W .Mebree
Padi
Mountain Fay
W. Ward
Louise Way
Col. Harrison
Ahara
Racere
Maj. Dor
Driffield
M. Holling
Yeatwolds
Suelle Blut
Dairyman
Gath
Vibe Bel'n ii
W. Klein
Bil Bird
Bill Hunley
Bes Bar Coy
le Dinosure
Tootate
Gally Head
Gey
S. Gatewood
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