Races At Fair Grounds Draw Big Crowd and Fast Horses
The Fair Grounds hosted exciting harness events with crowds cheering the 2.14 Pace and 2.14 Trot. Just Willie and Stella Direct led thrilling heats while Lady Bennett captured the 2.14 Trot final. Secretary L. S. Hadley previews today's likely hotly contested card and starter C. A. Reppert earns praise for twenty two years of driving and race knowledge.
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Hermis
Holly Rood
Peter Silver
Willie
Stella
Stella Direct
North Baron
Lady Bennett
Silaqua
Lywood Nellie
Mad Start
Just Willie
Bud Hamnab
Northern Baron
Belle Wood Ford
Bud Hamab
Belle Woodford
Mabel Gray
Lula Wood
L. S. Hadley
C. A. Reppert
Eastern gridiron lacks clear early season leader
New York Oct. 22 Notre Dame and Illinois are seen as the strongest in the Midwest while the East lacks a definite favorite. Harvard Yale Princeton Syracuse Dartmouth Penn Lafayette Washington and Jefferson Williams and Rutgers remain unbeaten but no single leader stands out as the Eastern powers open their campaigns against strong Western rivals.
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New York
Notre Dame
Illinois
Ilinois
Miller
Crowley
Army
Tinois
Michigan
Grange
Britton
Heston
Southern Golf Is Due For Boom This Winter
Golf enthusiasts anticipate a strong 1924-1925 season as new courses expand across the Mason-Dixon area. Pros like Wal Hagen Joe Kirkwood Johnny Farrell and Gene Sarazen plan exhibitions at Bear Creek Tampa and Hollywood clubs to attract players and boost local tourism.
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Wal Hagen
Joe Kirkwood
Bear Creek Country Club
Pas- 21A
Fla
Johnny Farrell
By Cruikshank
Tampa
Leo Diegel
Gene Sarazen
Hollywood
Rell
Cruikshand
Chamber of Commerce
Diego and
Sarazen
Hagen
Bear Creek
Kirkwood
Pep and Ginger Revue Opens at Wilson Theatre
Two Ladies Admitted for Price of One at matinees Thursday and Friday during the three day engagement. The Pep and Ginger Revue, record long run for a popular attraction, returns after fifteen weeks in Evie Pa and contracts to return there in December. The show features six vaudeville acts, elaborate scenery, lighting and a dancing chorus. Thursday’s screen will be The Bandolero and Friday’s feature The Light That Failed from Rudyard Kipling.
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Wilson Theatre
Evie
Rudyard Kipling
Civil Service Examinations To Be Given Again
The Civil Service Commission announces another round of examinations for junior observer in meteorology and assistant observer in Meteorology in the Weather Bureau. In Washington and other cities applicants were insufficient. Examinations will be held December 10. See the Secretary at the local post office for details and application forms.
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The
Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
United States
Weather Bureau
Secretary of the United States Civil Service Board
The Bat theater review at Wilson Theatre
A lively Wilson Theatre showing of The Bat staged a living room scene in a pur chased Long Island home. Mary Lewis as the mistress dazzled with presence while Lizzie the maid stole the spotlight with perfect screams and ghostly intensity. Ernest Howard and O Keefe delivered strong performances as Dr Wells and Billy the Butler. The final garret sequence heightened the eerie mood with bats cats and moonlight. Clara Coleman aided with ominous cues and candles and omens.
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Wilson Theatre
Long Island
Nan Gardner
Mary Lewis
Ghost Land
Lizzie
Ernest Howard
Dr. Wells
O'Keefe
Billy
Clara Coleman
Dawes Slams La Follette In West Virginia Rally
Charles G. Dawes Republican vice presidential nominee told a Wheeling audience that no split is possible between pro and anti constitution groups. He spoke to West Virginia Ohio and Pennsylvania Republicans continuing his attack on La Follette’s independent bid as an assault on the constitution and government.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Charles G. Dawson
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
la Follette
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