Hot Springs Race Day Yields Two Winners at Oaklawn
Heavy track limits action at Oaklawn while six races are run two winners Angelica and Henchman. Uncle Henry shocks bettors at 20 to 1 in the first. Fifth race sees Henchman triumph with America II and Ninna Baker placing in other notable finishes.
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Poth pauses Tennessee session in honor of Judge Reagan
Sashville Tenn March 7 Poth pauses the Tennesses egishures adjourned this morning out of respect to the memory of the late Judge John H Reagan of Texas who was the last survivor of President Jefferson Davis cabinet
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Water Cure leads Ascot pace on slow track
At Ascot park Los Angeles March 7 Water Cure was the only favorite to win as second choices supported Los Angeleno Golden Ivy. Results across six races include Los Angeleno winning the first race and Sintendo taking the second with Cedarburg third, Golden Ivy not placed, and Water Cure winning the fourth.
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Spring Fever Promoted by Dry Goods Adverts
A weather note hints at spring while a Dry Goods Emporium urges readers toward a new light running Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine. The ad invites viewers to see the model on exhibit at 71 Whitehall, promising modern convenience as the season approaches.
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Leonhardt to Face Parr in Graeco-Roman Title Match
Charles Leonhardt and James Parr meet at the Atlanta Athletic Club on March 16 for the Graeco-Roman world middleweight championship. Board of directors announced the date and all match details, predicting one of the best ex bettona matches in America.
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New Orleans Racing Day Ends With Florentine Victory
At City Park New Orleans on March 7 Telescope led early but faded. Florentine won the fourth race by a clear margin with Telescope taking second though lame. City Park's card included multiple races with favorites, times, and notable finishes. Chicago Americans baseball team began spring training camp in New Orleans with 16 players departing for the trip.
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Clevelanders Arrive in Atlanta for Spring Work
The Cleveland American League club reached Atlanta yesterday morning awaiting uniforms. Lajoie leads a sizable party at the Aragon hotel with plans to debut in Piedmont Park this afternoon. Other players include Barnard Payne, Stovall, Jackson, Clarke, Turner, and McCay, with additional arrivals expected before Saturday for Tech at Tech Park.
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Newt Fisher Disappointed In Western League Pursuit
Nashville manager Newt Fisher reports only three of five Western League targets secured. Swindell the catcher and Shafer the infielder from Butte have been drafted by majors, while Laily, Elsey and Bandelia remain to join the Fishermen. Fisher insists arrivals may still boost Nashville and warns rivals.
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Fisher
Oakland Race Day Fad at San Francisco Track
Oakland racing card shows Arabo and Letola in a tight handicap close. Results list multiple six furlong and mile races with winners including Toopes, Inspe ctor Munroe and Mindanao. field names span Barr, Ethel Thatcher, Glen Rice, Esther Abbott, and more.
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Atlane
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Rus
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Play Ball
Mordente
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Mara
Mindanao
Wright
Esther Abbott
Graham
Smatthogan
Clark
Sailings and Races Overview From Firth Meeting
The card lists horses with ages and weights for three races. In Race Seven a mix of entries includes Scherzo 95 and Esherin 103 among others. Bab 112 and Sol Lichenstein 108 feature in selling. The Sixth Race for 3 miles shows Tannhascer 102 and Meistersinger 110 with several others.
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Supreme Court Delayed Convening For First Time In Memory
Washington March 7 The Supreme Court was late today for the first time in memory as it failed to convene at noon under its rules. A misunderstanding among the justices prevented prompt attendance of a quorum, causing a 15 minute delay before proceedings could begin.
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