Hayman Horse Wins Pullee Up in Crescent City Special
Hayman, the favorite, led early and won the Crescent City Jockey Club special for 2-year-olds at half a mile, pulling clear by three lengths. The race carried 31,095 to the winner with Proteus a strong second choice and Canyon and Veilgler among other favorites in the field. Weather clear, track fast. new entries listed for Fair Grounds races.
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New Orleans
Leonard Joe Hayman
Wome
Crescent City Jockey Club
Hayman
Morris
Proteus
Canyon
Vieelgler
Heegerly
Heatherington
Diplmat
Les
Rawhide Lot
T. Mead
Ture
Pompey
Charles Fisher
Breaker
Rogersmith
Mak Rose
Hokin
Coils
Geoorge
Diaphanivas
Esparnce
Naregileston
Torboven
Lady Heltair
Panic
Aubuchon
Blue Cross Lad
Crimmins
Jack Kercheville
E. Rice
Little Rose
Syntex
Myrmidon
Belle of Owensboro
Tata
Maryram
McGee
Antimony
J McIntyre
J. Phillips
Tetrad
Nels Russell
Queen Rosas
Charlie Dickson
Falcons
Lineal
Lady Hilizon
Eflies
Bue
Annabel Lee
Leonard Joe Hanan
CW. Hicks
McGinnis
HL ‘Phillips
Jos Wooten
Chauncey Olcatt
Belwood
J. McIntyre
Sambol
Philips
Deviyn Hinzey
Treacy
George “Vian
Royal Arms
Lady Fonse
Murmur
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Arch Glanam
McMollen
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Opinion
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Clique
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Biyle Harris
Ethel
iPriée
Winfred Lad
Pacheta
Hazy
Schaabran
Fair Grounds
Frank Foster
Fleetfoot
Keogh
Pickle Saint
Irby Bennett
Caterpliar
New Amsterdam
Wellesly
Surrey
Yetlmantown
DeBoe
Alard
Doeakin
Asgie Lewis
Cataline
Tom Mankins
Lord Tennyson
Trogon
Darnivan
Dr Stephens
Ret Raven
Whorter
Lord French
Courtmaid
Extol
Miladi Love
Brennenworth
Clover Hampton
Lady Mercury
Cerendula
Styopia
Mon Amour
Inspector Halpin
Bavarian
Mr Jack
Dattore
Winnifred Lad
Darius
Yorkshire
Caply Antimony
Monaco Maid
Escuetheon
Billy Wake
Pacett
Hannibal Gray
Dixie Andrews
Chippie "Thorpe
Tarhula
Ed Barly
Herschman
Cherry Boy
Old Hat
Hot Springs Racecard Today From Five Furlongs to Mile
Hot Springs entries for today list purses across six races at various distances. Notable runners include Essayer Atoga David Gray Irish Melody James Warren John Henry Preyser Little Gregg Col. Bridge Miss Affable and many others with varied odds and weights.
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Essayer
Atoga
David Gray
Rostoff
Gir Francis
Tog
Nina Fly
Attar
Irish Melody
James Warran
John Henry Preyser
Little Gregg
Fa Sheridan
Col. Bridge
Miss Affable
Croppe
Chamette
Fup Flop
Sairperfa
Dr. Mecarty
Jean Lee
Magina
Mue
Waswil Far West
Allan
Rando
Dewey
John E. Owens
Jady Stone
Nettingman Equam
Farragut Maid
Jan
Feby Blue
Orchestra
Wattle Billingsley
Matthews Wins Decision In Welterweight Bout In New Orleans
In New Orleans on March 1 Matthews of New York defeated local welterweight Frenchy Fay after ten rounds at the Southern Athletic Club. Matthews earned the decision on superior fighting. In the same card Dick Hart of Louisville defeated Harry Lombard of Chicago in five rounds.
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Matthews
New Orleans
Southern Athletic Club
New York
Frenchy Fay
Dick Hart
Lousville
Harry Lombard
Chicago
Giants Will Win Pennant Says Manager Jordan
Manager Jordan predicts the New York Giants will win the National League pennant. cites stronger rivals Chicago Cincinnati and three weaker clubs Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia but sees Pittsburg as a dangerous contender with improved pitching. He recalls past seasons of easy wins for New York and criticizes Pittsburg fans, while noting Griffiths revised spring schedule and various league exhibitions and training plans.
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New York
Jordan
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Giants
Weyl
Wil
Wagner
Bransfield
Kavanaugh
Grif
Griffith
New York Americans
Montgomery
Ala
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Natchez
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Macon
Jersey City
Ridgewood
Newark
Columbia
Tove
Augusta
Savannah
Long Angeles
Cal
St Louis
Matlin Springs
Tex
Fla
Bothrings
Ark
Athletics
New Organs
Shreveport
Lia
Cleveland
Hot Springs
Alania
St. Louis
Dellas
Detroit
Charlottesville Va
Oaklawn Racing at Hot Springs Delivers Straight Wins
At Oaklawn Park Hot Springs Arkansas a fast track produced firm results. Modoc won the first race as a 30 to 1 shot with Foxy second and Pete Daltey third. Crown Prince and Never Such led other notable outcomes in subsequent races with Crown Prince taking the seven furlongs and Never Buch winning the one and a half mile event. Other winners included Quinn Brady Ivernia and Detention among a crowded card of five races and numerous runners.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn
Modoc
Huesman
Foxy
J. J. Walsh
Pete Daltey
Mavey
Amorous
Battle of Avon
Leone
Mexicanna
Albertola
Edgards
Moabina
Hamburger
Chapatia
Comic Opera
Massa
Sperling
Seconchestra
Maccy
Tarzan
Pancreatia
Sal Pueblo
Amelfang
Charles Elliott
Chicikorka Maid
Bree
Trap
Sorrell Top
Arc Light
Scortelo
Crown Prince
Joffman
Detention
Bill Holt
Peter the Great
Algomaran
Ivernia
Rley
Nannon
Booker
Eclectic
Hruesman
Nupfials
Colonel Preston
Moorhen
Billy Moore
City Park Races Highlight Fast Track and Close Finishes
At City Park New Orleans on March 1 the fine weather spurred fast racing with two favorites winning and Demurer upset Novela in race four. Tod Sloan rode two winners as Flores sold for 81,800 to J H Davenport. Summary lists six races with leading horses Judge Padre Histility Fiorizel Demurer Hetcent and Janeta among others.
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New Orleans
Demurer
Ted
Novela
Tod Sloan
Flores
J. H. Davenport
Judge
Traynor
Sloan
Padre
Anderson
Miss Marron
Foy
Otsego
Roundelay
Miss Nannie i
Herman Doyle
Lee Shaw
Armorer
Gisboeck
Peerless Queen
Isabella D
Luchuaran
Mathis
Troxier
Histility
Nicol
Dilek Brown
Morrison
Thne
Conundrum
Bradley Bill
Remorse
Ernest Parham
Milter
Noweta
Genkins
Dr. Kier
Fcbadghim
Bodul
Cheny
Hetcent
R. Sloan
Mr. Hornaby
McLaughlin
Ron Mot
Gi McGuin
Lord’ Dixon
Morris Valmer
Paul Whaley
Midnight Minstrel
Reveille
Temple
Det ‘Vall
Yha Wind
Fish Hook
Electric Bell
Malta
Resina
Wood Claim
Virgie Withers
Billy Handsel
John Lyle
Basii
National
Alan
Henwick
Turaighter
Taxman
jDurse- Janeta
Chibpiik
Reco
Reticent
St" Tammany
Florentine
Fronte Iine
Tidden
Lou M
Judge Sauffiey
jAnnora
Low Woods
Swift Wing
Hi Ghar
Harry Stephena
Omeaka
Narmen
Australina
Schwatzer
Rightful
Davidson-Hollar
Longs
Increase in Immigrants in New York February
Immigration statistics show a rise of over 130 percent in newcomers in February compared to the same month last year. The arrivals from the North total 53,460 versus 23,410 in February 1904.
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New York
Atlanta Club Plans Barons Match in March Barontown
The Atlanta Athletic Club aims to challenge the Birmingham Barons to a basketball game in Barontown planned for March 8. Preparatory games are arranged with the Young Men's Christian Association and the Piedmont Athletic Club. The club also schedules a baseball event with the firemen and the Athletics, asserting a strong indoor pennant race. Bed Hicret, now known as newho, receives a berth with Nashville, as manager Fisher confirms.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Birmingham
Star Club
South
Barontown
Carstian Association
Piedmont Athletic Club
Incoor
Arthur Howell
Athletic Club
Bed Hicret
Nashville
Tenn
Fisher
Patt Bhret
Az Newho
Lew Whistler
Whistler
Newt Fisher
Bill Bradley Ranks Highest in Third Base Honors
Bill Bradley, one of Cleveland's diamond stars at Piedmont Park, is hailed as the greatest third baseman in the game. For years Collins and Leach were Bradley's rivals, but last season his steady work and timely bunts lifted him above them, solidifying his status as the top third baseman in baseball.
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Piedmont Park
Bradley
Collins
Boston
Leach
Pittsburg
Wiick
Pred
Colling
Atlanta Bowling Team Sets Season High in Last Night Meet
The Southern Bowling League concluded its final round last night as the Atlanta team posted its best score of the season, turning in a strong performance that outpaced rivals and tightened standings.
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Southern
Firth
Wight
Atlanta
Bobby Walthour
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