Large racing crowd sees Choices Garner victories on track
More than 3,000 spectators attended the Highland Kennel Club greyhound races last night, the largest crowd of the meet. Barford led early and won, with Texas second and a track record noted for 19.4 in the three-sixteenths mile. Gay Hawke captured the sixth race while Helen Louise claimed the first. Track heavy conditions affected times and payouts ranged from small to substantial for noted winners and owners including J. Levick and others.
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Highland Kennel Club
Jack
Barford
Fon
Dot Parton
Texas
Clarence Baum
Hane
Gay Hawke
Hawke
Heten
Helen
Fea
Jerson
Clark
Enthy
Helen Louise
Easter Cannon
Miss Robbie
Carmatita
Golden Fawn
Tedderfield
San Cea Eaith Ridge
Hele Louise
Buster Cannon
J. Levick
Louise
Baster
Carmallta
Comrade George
Ardago
Captain Wayne Teese
Lucky Ee
Humming Bird
Wayne
Zip Zip
Warne
Jelly Rave
Mipp
Ste Barford
Augusta Belle
Jack Autumn
Raum
Sway Dot
Belle
Big Pinkey
Garden Park
Fard Ray Bob S
Mr Pinkey Heir
Gay
Char Abanac
Golden Hawke-Ponds
Pinkey
Char _ Abane
Garden
Tight Race in Night Dog Trials and Smoky Odds
Race card details multiple dogs and drivers with entries like Captain Hal Mighty Bright Lady Actor and Oakland Hal. Results show Deacon winning with Top payouts, notes on track condition heavy and a jam at start, with Casey McGrew and Black Streak among horses mentioned in a parallel set of races.
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Peppers
Captain Hal
Mighty Bright
Rolls Royce
Sumi Hui
Cal Walk
Pigee
Af Fitthae
Red Cap
Deuce Rocker Coln
Hilly McGrew
Ben bin
Casey de Rose
Oakland Hal
Peppy
Ste Fin
Deacon
Casey
Pires
P. Smith
Skin Trouble Healed After Cuticura Use
Mrs. Thomas Elkins of Fontana California reports severe skin irritation followed by hard inflamed pimples. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for three to four days she notes clear improvement and healing after two cakes and two boxes. March 1 1926.
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Thomas Elkins
de. Fontana
Calif
Suzanne Lenglen Eyes US Return After Pro Move
Paris dispatch reports Suzanne Lenglen, the famed amateur champion, embracing a pro career and planning a U.S. visit. She calls professional status freedom, vows fireworks in games, and hints at possible matches with American players as the tennis world debates legacy and openness.
Birth announced for son to Mr and Mrs Donald Craik
A cablegram received by Mr and Mrs John D Ryan in Butte announces the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Donald Craik in London England Mrs Margaret Tennesse. The text also covers a tennis match where Miss Suzanne Wills ousted Lambert Chambers in a world championship context and includes her coach’s remarks on practice and ball control.
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Suzanne
United States Tennis Association
America
Miss Lenglen
Tke
Mile
Lengren
John D. Ryan
Butte Yeater
Donald Craik
London
England
Garet Tennessy
Lambert Chambers
Tan
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