Withers Stakes Take By Brown's Accountant
Clark Crimi the taverito wins the Withers Stakes at Belmont Park one mile race by a half length over Harry Hyawi's account. Fast time 1 854-0 marks the quickest ever for this event. Other races include Roseten, Donha Elylrano, Dress, and Failaheen with several placers listed across Louisville on May 1.
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Clark Crimi
Taverito
Hin Historle
ranceAt Net Park Arenis
New York
Harry Hyawi
Accountans
Belyiont Park
To-Da
Harri Cane James
Keene
Frank Pariei¢a
Clark Grifith
Roseten
Tommy Waddell
Ginna
Clonga
Donha Elylrano
Mentor Plausibles
Mastin
Bahemian
Miller
Clark Griffith
Lyne
Tromp
Pine
Louisville
Fice Binfora
Tyimil
Tine
Mectigaip
Henry Wateterson
Coruscato
Mine
Pour Aid
Zeu
Warner Griswold
Fair Fagot
Pinus
Fis
Hurning
Onyx UW
Lady Fillo
Belden
Benvillle
Faure
Happy Sheets
Washington School Triumph in Rainy Bout
Washington school team defeated Cir Neld school 6 to 0 in a soggy match at the Western Lumber company grounds yesterday afternoon. Referee Pelkoy whistled as rain began to pour while the players kept competing, delivering a spirited finish despite the damp conditions.
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Western Lumber Company
Washington
Cir Neld
Sapie
Che Washingtons
AD Pelkoy
Butte club plans matinee season and parade
Butte driving club officers announce a Memorial Day matinee with a parade through Excelsior street and Cleon, inviting horse owners to enter four classes for drivers and wagons. Prizes, a Grady speed wagon trophy, and two cups from W A Clark are planned, with a later program to be announced. Annapolis victory noted in a separate item.
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Butte Gen- Heman
Ribhau Witt
Teds
Cleon Street
Traiters
Ela
Louis Drethelbig
Wo CG. Carroll
Vine
Charles WW
Bota Picty
Charles Heene
J. Tf
Torner Vnl
Charles McGayner
Raetig
Grady Speed Wagon
W. A. Clark
Mognes
Wenhe
Galbraith
Harvard Beats Yale In Annual Dual Meet
Harvard defeats Yale 64 to 43 in the Yale meet at Cambridge Massachusetts. Records fall in the mile, hurdles, pole vault and broad jump as Harvard tops Yale in track events and event marks. Yale dominates some sprints with notable performances by Stone and Hall together.
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Harvard
YALE
Campbridge
Mass
Stone
King
Jun
Jastey
Hallowell
Harwaed
Marewach
Trener
Tharvach
Young
Cohplan
Hill
Yul Brinsmade
Winrvard
Howe
W. M. Rand
Med
Aisson
Veale
Aid Somers
Srarevard
Stone Timrvard
Hall
Lime
Stephenson
J Histiave
Hanley
Gilbert
Chuut
Shave Yard
Hinton
Shefiitd
Ford
GO. Knickerson
Reraburg
Shevily
Yrrey
Woby Lovkwond
Miners Fall in Fatal Seventh in Tacoma Loss
Tacoma edged by a narrow margin as Howard sparked a seventh inning rally for a winning run. Burns, Lynch, and Burnett drove in key scores while solid Miner defense kept the line. A double header looms as the teams prepare for tomorrow.
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Tacoma
Howard
Avide Margii
Downie
Burnett
Ward
Lynch
Clynes
Babbitt
Agelubothan
Adams
Baxter
Tehy
Tarkhin
Aed Barblet
Ginvotham
Metntyre
Witen
National League Scoring Mixes in May Games Across Cities
Baseball brief recounts May games across St Louis Chicago and Philadelphia. Notes include pitchers Duggieny and Wicker, umpires O Day and Coren tery, and teams New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago and Cincinnati. Describes hits, runs, and late rallies with sparse clarity due to OCR errors.
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Chicago
Chierge
Duggieny
Hix
Mitch
Philadelphia
Philadelhia
Wattorius- Wicker
Klin
Dugglers
Doom
Klen
Cornentery
New York
St Louis
Washington
Pacific Coast League headline from a May game
Los Angeles won 3 to 2 over Fresno with Fitzgerald pitching well for the locals and Byrons timely hits. Blavkenshin and Haze, plus strong fielding, fueled Seattle’s win as Vick ers pitched steadily. Batteries listed include Bergnan lger Vik ers and Blinkenling with Hitt and Wilson in support.
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Los Angeles
Alhough
Angeles
Byron
Fresno
Bergnan
Lger
Pitagerwh
Hogan
Francisco
Blavkenshin
Haze
Seattle
Vickers
Tiklebrand
Viekers Ound
Blinkenaling
Wilson
Veiplee
Unclear battle in early May baseball action
American League reports a Boston defeat amid a string of losses as Miller, and Dutteria contribute in a mixed game. Philadelphia and Detroit figures appear with Patterson and Kitson noted in another match, while Washington and Chicago games reflect pitching dominance and late rallies.
New York Americans Edge Louis In Tight Baseball Tilt
The New York Americans won a four run game against St Louis with final score 4 to 2. Haltenes Petty Jadobeck and Syleheer contributed hits while Newton and SteGnire featured in the late rally as Wilson and Kletredpe held the mound for New York.
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New York
SS. Louis
St. Louis
Ce Haltenes-Petty
Jadobeck
Syleheer
Newton
steGnire
Standing Quarterfinals at Delmont Park Sale
In Delmont park a sale of horses in training saw Forte and Pamonk as top prices. Fred Burlew bought a horse named Bir Toddington, a two year old by Ton dingten-Osenjirtten, for 6,400 dollars. Waterbury fetched about 5,000 dollars in the event. Frank Rogan purchased the Ton dingten-Osenjirtten progeny.
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New Forte
Caret Hay East
Waterpress- Bramtase
Delmont Park
Fred Burlew
Bir Toddington
Tondingten-Osenjirtten
Frank Rogan
Waterbury
Breeding Efforts to Improve New York Horses
May 18 report on the Jockey Club's effort to elevate New York horses through crossbreeding with quality stallions. Mentions August Belmont, Juvenal Mt T, T. Oxnard, Be Reszke, and western interests. notes Morgan horse as a cross result. Describes premiums and government-like breeding programs in France and England to promote half bred mares and bolster markets for thoroughbred offspring.
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New York
Jockey Club
Belmont Asi
Juvenal
Mt T. T. Oxnard
Be Reszke
Ant Wood
Fanny Maitres
America
Bureau of Breeding
France
England
Royal Commission of
Miss Sutton Victorious Over Star Performers in Boston
Boston May 1 Misa May Sutton of Pasadena Cal on her way to England to defend her title as British womens champion won two first prizes adding to her long list by defeating Miss Marion Fen in straight sets at the morning event without losing a game.
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Boston
Misa May Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
England
Denns Catontan
Afiss Sutton
Marion Fen
Mixed doubles title at Longwood by Calat and partner
In the afternoon event Norman W. Calat won the mixed doubles at Longwood defeating Phyllig Green of Philadelphia who played with N. W. Nites. The later match was decided in straight sets 6-1 6-0. Miss Sutton sailed from New York for England yesterday.
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Norman W. Calat
Longwood
Aggies win in the rain over Mine team in muddy contest
Rain soaked game as Hartman pitched for the Aggies and Mier hitters struggled. Errors and harsh weather kept many fans away while Bozeman Mines plated two early runs. Names include Kane McLaughtin Loughrin and Stephenson Harvard Princeton and Michigan noted in scattered results from regional meet days.
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McLiughtIn
Weison
School of Miter
Tu T College
Boxeman
Ideas Yestard
Erro
Miers
Thei
Traln
Mamond
Hartman
Senahnech
Bat Kane
Sehaul of Mines
Lou Kane
McLaughtin
Lowry
Ed Kane
Evans
Young
Hird
Patton
Weigenstein
Loughrin
Agricultural College
Bozeman Erwin
Robingon
Bares Figelns
Hepner
Tspilberry
Ron
Ehrig
Tentler
Lefe
Montana
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