Belmont Course Sets New World Record In Flat Meeting
Belmont Park sees Mandarin win the Von Ness selling stakes at 2 to 1, with a world record time as Sifutla set the pace to the final furlong and Miller edged Mandarin by a neck. Gulfing Starton, Rowebet, Saigon place in races with times ranging from 1:13 to 2:38. In Louisville Ky Dr Nolan dies from a fall in a steeplechase, Harvey Boyle injured but improving. Results list winners at six to seven furlongs and one mile events with times around 4:35 and 1:29.
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Mey W.—Mandartin
von Ness
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Miller
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Icesuites
Mali
Rowebet
Saigon
Antry Hale Fare
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Dr. Nolan
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Foday
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Adesso
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Warner -Grisivald
Fale Fagot Second In Race Win At Seven Furlongs
Reported results show Fale Fagot second behind Typerion II with Henry Watterson in third in a seven furlong race. Fifth race lists Allite Cummings first, Spider Wely second, Ligenie third. Sixth race details unclear with a second place Retleent ian and a June VHS 2 mention.
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Fale Fagot
Timothy Wenamhiat
Typerion II
Henry Watterson
Corusente
Tine
Allite Cummings
Spider Wely
Ligenie
The
Retleentian
Dangerous Soda Pop Causes Injury At Club Match
An American Davis Cup contender Beals Wright cut his right hand opening a soda bottle at Crescent Athletic Club, delaying practice but not expected to affect his play. May May Button of California defeated Mrs Borger-Wallach at Longwood, 6-2 6-2, in invitation singles. Sutton and Cabot won mixed doubles in a tense three-set finish.
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Beals
Wright
America
England
Crescent Athletic Club
Toston
Mass
May Button
California
Mayer
Borger-Wallach
New York
Miss Sutton
Trae Sesinsl
Norman W. Cabot
Longwood Club
Milk Clarriet Stevenson
Andrew Rhodes
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders announce 1920 entries
The Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association authorized secretary Horace W. Wilson to announce the renewal for the coming season of the historic stakes, with entries closing June 1. Premier events include the Kentucky Futurity for yearlings and two-year-olds, the Transylvania, McDowell, and other classes totaling 48,000 dollars in purses. The system remains the same, with five heats or three to a race, and no changes in methods.
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Herold Pacers
McDowell
Johnson
West
Tennessee
Loyccead
Wilson
Ram's Horn Starred in Queens County Handicap Win
Capt Jim Williams and trainer Luke Blackburn discuss Ram's Horn, praise his speed, and compare him with Luke Blackburn while acknowledging he cannot yet match the all-time great. Williams expresses confidence in Ram's Horn for future big stakes, noting his exceptional early work and courage. New York, May 17.
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Im Wile Maina
Kentucky
Queana County
Aqueduct
Luke Blackburn
Captain Williams
Rain
National I-League results and scattered scores
In a series of boxing like baseball lines the National League games show Pittsburgh defeating New York, and St Louis beating Brooklyn amid a day of mixed results. Boston and Chicago delivered shutouts while Philadelphia lost, with pitchers Leever Gibson and others noted in brief mentions.
New York Beats St Louis Again in May Ballgame
In New York on May 1 the Mets prevailed over St Louis as errors by the visitors pushed the score. New York’s hitting and fielding featured the win while St Louis struggled with defensive miscues. Final score details and key players are noted but incomplete in the transcript.
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St. Louis
Svore
Mi St. Lats
Anterins-Glade
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McGuire
May 12 Detroit loss hits visitors hard in ball game
Philadelphia reports a Detroit tilt where Wardell delivers strong hit but visitors fall after a tense contest. Heston and Tate involved, with court action noted in the Boston Lenni game on May 17. Born RH H. Cleveland referenced in the draft.
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Waudell
Heston
Boston
Washington Beats Chicago Behind Strong Pitching
Patterson held Avanhington to two hits as Chicago won. Smith was retired in the eighth inning after a home run to center. Score KH Washington Chicago Batteries Smith Wes Pitterson and Sullivan, 1.
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Patterson
Avanhington
Chicago
Smith
Vox
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Sullivan
Pacific Coast League Baseball Highlights May 17
In Beatie, Wash and Los Angeles area reports, Hoore and Roaltle fielded for the home teams as Francisca and others contributed. Watters outpitched Gray but the visitors fell behind after a three-run first inning, with key actions from Batting pairs Gray and Kavers. In Portland, Oaklan and Fresno contests featured Cates and French with similar hit counts, Portland securing the win despite four runs allowed, while Oakland and Hutteries-French and Mebtran battles continued with \nHutteries-French and Mebtran.
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Hin
Acore
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Batterina—Gray
Kavers Watters
Hogaly Wirfie
McDonate
Portland
Oaklaan
Cates
French Cave
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Rows
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Hutteries
French
Mebtran
Hackett
Littie Defeats Ward In Crescent Tennis Match
In New York on May 17 at Crescent Athletic Club Raymond J Littie beat Holcombe Ward in straight sets 6-4 6-1 6-3.Alexander and Hackett won doubles over Ward and Lithie 6-4 6-4. The American team will travel to Liverpool tomorrow for Celic.
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Crescent Athletic Ciit
Raymond J. Littie
Holcombe Ward
Alexander
Hackett
Ward
Lithle
Lam
Association forms in Osaka to supply Manc Hor cotton goods
A strong Osaka association aims to supply Manc Hor markets with cotton goods, securing the most important trade item for the region.
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Tokina
Osaka
Manchor
Butte Forms New Athletic Club with 60 Members
Sixty members organized the Butte Athletic Association at Granite and Ari tone streets last night. Officers elected: President John J Hallands, vice president Horace J Markle, secretary treasurer Dan J Han les, directors Frank Heaney Hert Cheely Lee Harper Harry Thompson Carl Kraft. A $200 subscription shows strong support from business and professionals.
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Granite
Aritone
Oihers
Riesiherahin
Follots
John J. Hallands
Arizona
Mtr
Coe Declared Ineligible at Michigan Track Meet
Wesley Ww. Coe, once Michigan's top hammer thrower, is ruled ineligible citing one year residence rules. The decision forces Michigan to rely on Garrols, Dun lip, and Curtis for events, as Coe plans to join Yost's football squad next fall.
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Venivete
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Sears
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Fine Crain
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Ham
Coe
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Yost
Detroit College Forms Team for D A C Meet
Detroit Michigan May 17 The athletic association at Detroit college plans a strong return to track field work aiming for the D A C meet at Bola Blanc. A potential secondary meet with Western or Eastern is discussed. Squad has 16 men including capt Monty and manager Clifford with McNally Hawall McGann and Postoliux in the relay.
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the Athletic Association
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Culford
Callinasind Gratton
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Clifford
Pie Ieee
Logs Destroyed in Cross Lake Log Rampage at Brainerd
At Cross Lake near Brainerd Minnesota, a large quantity of logs estimated between 3,000,000 and 6,000,000 feet was destroyed by forest fire. Authorities report the loss as significant with the blue log grade affected and efforts underway to confirm exact figures.
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Cross Lake
Paris Debates Over Betting Act Reform For Thoroughbred Sport
In Paris the chamber of deputies discusses the budget of the Ministry of Interior and the betting act for horse racing. Owners of stables avoid facing the government majority on reform, fearing losses as the act stands risks alienating turf supporters and turning betting into a lottery.
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Chamber of Deputies
House of Répresentatives
Gan- Merz
Am. Ruas Beh
New York Men In Montreal Stock Bust Arrests
More than 40000 worth of Montreal Jockey Club stock was seized by New York horse men, held by 46 individuals. Names listed include Thomas Hitchcock Jr and C Pildrells among others, with several junior and prominent figures named in the early report.
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Jockey Club
Montreal Jockey Club
New York
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
C. Pildrells
Wain Duhote
AW. J. Nuntin
WW. A. Stanton
Frank J. Moore
Charlea White
F Ward W. Cole
Waller St. Rants
Willam Fitaprick
C. Cornoholeon
T. C. Weber
Sidney Cohen
C. C. Cook
Hladgesan
J. T. Raley
Newton Bonnington
Jack McGinnis
Alexander Shirjus
Prices Reduced In New York Sugar Deal
A fragment notes price cuts on sugar in New York with figures indicating reduced costs. The readable text suggests a decline in per pound price during a market observation period.
Expensive Habit For Detroit Baseball Clubs
Betroit Michigan May 1 The Aner cas Teague has acquired an expensive habit this year through Ban John sons enforcement of a former regulation. The ball clubs face big costs furnishing pen halls. In a game with Chigaga the Local club used 32 New halls. The $20 or more per week bill for halts amounts to more than 8H. Detroit club will spend $140 or more for horsehides for its games. The rule requires each game the ball to be supplied by the home club and kept in a sealed box with the secretary’s seal and certificate that it meets standards. The seal is not broken by the umpire except in presence of captains after play has been called.
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Mich
Ban Johnson
Chigaga
Detroit
Mhreu
Comlykey
McAtney
Armone
League
Veteran Jake Gaudaur to Try Rowing Again
New York May 1 Jake Gaudaur veteran Canadian oarsman pursues a comeback bid for professional world rowing title. Though older, his return mirrors late-career revivals like James Stebury and underscores Gaudaur’s lifelong commitment to top-level competition in the sculling arena.
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Jake Gaudaur
New York
Jake
Gandaur
James Stebury
Stanbury
Gaudaur
Beach and
Hanlin
Siascion
Boone cereal mills destroyed in early morning blaze
Fire gutted the Boone cereal mills owned by Fred Seara and Co. of New York. Insurance coverage listed at 4,000 dollars with declared losses around 680,000 dollars. No further details on casualties or cause provided.
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Boone
Jaws
Fred Seara & Co
New York
Dividend Declared by National Lond Company
New York May 17 directors of the National Lond company declared a quarterly dividend of 4 per cent on the common stock payable July 2.
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New York
National Lond Company
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