Debutante Stakes Race Wins for Sini and Boland Shines
Louisville May 4 feature of Louisville Jockey Club spring meeting results show Sini starting strong and winning the Debutante stakes for two year old fillies by two lengths in 48 seconds. Menace the favorite faded to fourth. Boland rode to multiple placings across races as sixteen bookies tracked the day. Track was pleasant with favorable conditions.
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Louisville
Louisville Jockey Club
Sini
Menace
Bolang
Haven
Poneda
Boland
Scar
Lui
Dupes
Animadre
Crowhurst
Cluster
Liv
Vanuusen
Filme
Exmoor
Oricius
Cervera
Prince of Reason
Talma
Winkfield
Little Billy
Penguin
Thune
Regina Les
Queen A. Day
Alcedo
Bynum
Zelmet
Walsh
Praetorian
Tim Gainey
Peter Duryea
Commonwealth
King Dellis
Parmenion
Dieudonne Aso
Samover
Lennep
Howell
Clara Meader
Guess Me Honeywood
High Noon
Melle Newman
Quibo
Glen Bow
Vesatius
Sard
Bilvertale
Denman Thompson
Isabinda
Tilty Ann
Water Route
Oconee
Celeritos
Fleuron
Full Dress
Judge Wardell
Eugenia
Wickes
Fitholin
Indian
Vohker
Semper Endem
Solvarse
Elkin
Lord Zeni
Larkepur
Foneda
Finant
Thrive
Mr. Phinizy
Cambrian
Bangle
John Beleht
Jungle
Mattie Bain
Annie Louisa
Likeness
Frances Rels
Reething
Great Star
Nancy Dobyns
Queen Carnival
Harvest Queen
O'Dea
Zonne
Aoushla
Kilt
May Dine
Samovar
Glen Lake
Cumberland Park Race Day Delights Large Crowd With Fast Times
At Cumberland Park on May 4 Nashville spectators packed the stands for a lively program led by Misa Shanvey and Lady of the West as favorites. Invictus and Quaver backed heavily, Tom Collins posted near record time at long odds, and betting surged as the crowd grew. Cassidy guided the flag amid unruly behavior as six races produced fast times and close finishes led by Miss Shanley and Invictus with strong showings from First Past and Grumble and Censor among others.
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Cumberland Park
Nashville
Tenn
Misa Shanvey
Lady of the West
Invictus
Quaver
Tom Collins
Cassidy
Miss Shanley
Moody
Talinla
Wedder Strand
the Light
Bilvers
Minnie B
Doctor
Viola K
Annie Lauretta
Barney K
Grumble
Powers
Small Jack
McGinn
Tristram
Wedderstrand
Porter B
Ida Quicktime
Queen Litze
Tremor
Ethel Wheat
Scrivener
Miller
Compensation
John Baker
Tragedy
Lamascotta
Teak Maid
Sir Blaze
Censor
Donna Seay
A. Kubo
Lightning ‘Flash
Stiller
Joker
Tanforan
Juanette
Southern Monarch
Weber
Bellamy
Rose
Castro
Farondella
Tonto
Freak
Chancery
Kitty Regent
Gray Forge
May
Elderim Alao
Mite
San Durango
Kuhn
Nancy Till
Nashville Entries For Today Race Card List
Nashville race card lists races with horses and entrants. First race features Wed ding Guest Ban Durango La Mascotta Quaver Kunjo Miss Shanley Columbia Hello Hobart Gray Ida Ledford Nina B. K. Castle Second race lists Curd Gillock Misa Aubrey Clara Davie Small Jack Queen Dixon Lelia Barr Battus Campbell 108 Third race shows Strangest Lord Neville Cannonade Farondelle Parcita Shrove Tuesday 89 Fourth race covers Oakland steeplechase Dehaven May Angelo Crow Little Nell Daisy Marie Topratl Mon Fifth race selling includes Tragedy Arquebus Lady of the West How itzer Lillian Reed Bequeath Tinkful Prince Eothen Chancery Connie Lee Alfred Wargrave Martha Btreat Maldatone Batfed Lane 97 Sixth race eleven fifteenths mile Elling Dunbarton Sir Eldon Ben Frost Kascto John Boone Springwells Free Lady The Light Batheful Tyrba By George Glad Hand 93
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Mirren Lau
Annies Ang Badinage Alwo
Nashville
Wedding Guest
Ban Durango
la Mascotta
Quaver
Kunjo
Miss Shanley
Columbia Hello
Hobart Gray
Ida Ledford
Nina B. K
Castle
Maltena
Curd Gillock
Misa Aubrey
Clara Davie
Small Jack
Queen Dixon
Lelia Barr
Battus
Campbell
Strangest
Lord Neville
Cannonade
Farondelle
Clay Pointer
Parcita
Oakland
Dehaven
May Angelo
Crow Little Nell
Daisy Marie
Topratl
En Mon
Tragedy
Arquebus
Lady of the West
Howitzer
Lillian Reed
Bequeath
Tinkful
Prince Eothen
Chancery
Connie Lee
Alfred Wargrave
Martha Btrea
Metropolitan Handicap Feature Opens Morris Park Racing
New York May 4 Morris Park prepares for the season opening tomorrow headlined by the Metropolitan handicap over a mile on the Withers course. Entries include top handicap horses with weights and probable jockeys listed for each race and entry for today’s program.
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Morris ‘Park
New York
Morris Park
Withers
Imp
Maher
Ethelbert
Clawson
Water
Spencer
Box
O'Connor
Rafaello
Jenkins
King Barleycorn
Keenans
Halt ‘Lime
Michell
Waring
Turner
Kilmarnock
Odom
Survivor
Bullman
Ldrim
Shaw
Modrine
All Gold
Rolls of Lexington
Drak
Huffoon
Data
Sparrow Wing
King Bramble
Post Haste
Vesper
Brusquerle
Einus
Flash Light
Lorough
Bellario
Irritable
Bonnibert
Guatama
Tommy Atkins
Bluff
Baron Pepper
Prince Peppar
Tom Kenny
Luke Ward
Telamen
Furitan
Loneshoreman
Add
Metropolitan Handicus
Vater
Bux
Rafaelro
King Bar- Teycorn
Half Time
Klimarnos
Ndrim
Con
Testor
Yorkshire Boy
Tontcum
Lanceman
Alfonso
the Blue Coat
Lord Brighton
Black Fox
Oak
Phosphorus
Princess Pepper
Kimberley
Katherine
Malden
Bob White
Cave
Pacia
Old Tank
Ar Reeves
Cousin Jess
Cosmopolitan
Borkonkonta
Master Ford
Philidora
Islingtom
Aqueduct Races Close on May Day at New York Track
The last spring racing day at Aqueduct drew a good crowd as horses prepared to transfer to Morris Park for tomorrow’s meeting. Race results list winners Cupidity, Laurentea, Golden Rattle, First Whip, Matt Simpson, and Audacious with times and purses noted, along with secondary runners and participants in six events on the card.
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Morris Park
New York
Aqueduct
Cupidity
Slack
Sir Christopher
Mitchell
Jamaica
Shaw
Sunio
Shoreham
X-Ray
Queen
Laurentea
Whison
Harry Reed
Cowman
The
Amazon
Mike Strauss
Daily Report
Give and Take
Leedsville
Golden Rattle
Insurrection
King Full
Booker
Lola H
Imperial Tremargo
Oliver, Mc
Lisie Simmons
Calve
Masse
Royal Storling
Clawson
Prejudice
Dan
Matt Simpson
Brennan
Diminutive
Weiss
Patton
Jefferson
Owensboro
Audacious
Frank Hall
Jrae
Gray Dally
Clodhopper
Holling Boer
Sang Luis
Remsen
LilHan Hortman
Williams Buys Interest in Anderson Hardware
J T Williams a well known hardware man in the city buys an interest in the Anderson Hardware Company from Clarke Hardware. The Anderson firm two years old will raise capital stock on June 1 and add to its four current torch men, with about twenty five employees total. The move aims to lift the firm’s popularity and future prospects remain bright.
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Anderson Hardware Company
James T. Willams
Clarke Hardware Company
Williams
Park Staff to Wear Uniforms At Grant Park
Grant Park employees will wear uniforms, likely blue, while on duty. The board of park commissioners met to authorize uniforms and a committee will visit Atlanta stores to cost them. Repairs and heating for new greenhouses were discussed, and insurance for park buildings was referred to Colonel Moyers. A bone washer and bone crusher were approved to handle park bone waste for fertilizer.
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Grant Park
Board of Park Commissioners
Atlanta
Colonel Moyers
Jury Tampering Alleged in Damages Trial in Columbia
Special report from Columbia shows William H Lyles moving for a new trial after a jury awarded $7.40 to a woman for leg injury. Lyles swore jurors were given whisky and beer while others visited the jury room. a special master was appointed to hear the testimony.
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Columbia
D. C
Thera
William HL. Lyles
Columbia, Newberry and
Laurens
Lyles
Walcott Beats Mysterious Billy in Twenty-Five Round Bout
New York May 4 Walcott defeated Mysterious Billy Smith in a twenty five round catchweight fight at Broadway Athletic Club. Smith showed less snap than usual but fought gamely. Walcott pressed the pace, landed blows to head and body, and secured the decision after a long, fiercely contested bout.
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New York
Jos Walcott
Billy” Smith
Broadway Athletic Club
Walcott
En Soa Smith
Smith
Billy
Does Coffee Agree With You Grain-O Beverages Promoted
A reader testimonial promotes Grain-O as a coffee substitute made from pure grains. The letter says the first taste was off putting but after a week it becomes preferred, claiming Grain-O nourishes the system and is safe for children. Subscribers are urged to buy a package from their grocer and follow preparation directions for a healthy table drink priced at 5c, 25c.
National League Games From Philadelphia and New York
National League action includes Philadelphia 12 Boston 4 with Lewis pulled after two innings and Bernhardt solid on the mound. New York edged Brooklyn 6 5 as Dahlen clashed with the umpire. Also notes Pittsburgh St Louis cold, Milwaukee 4 Minneapolis 3, Cleveland and Detroit canceled, plus College Baseball results Montreal M Worcester 7 Maryland 3 and UNC A&M 1.
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New York
Brooklyn
Cartick and Grady
Dunn
Farrell
Connolly
Pittsburg
St. Loui
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Detroit
Montreal M
Worcester
University of Maryland
North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College
Atlanta Stove Company seeks court ruling on $100 fund
The Atlanta Stove Company filed a petition in the superior court asking the court to take charge of a $100 fund and determine who should receive it. Both J. L. Travis and G. B. Lythgoe claim the money, tied to garnishment and an ongoing Rogers case. Judge J. H. Lumpkin set the hearing for next Saturday.
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Atlanta Stove Company
J. L. Travis
G. B. Lythgoe
The
Stove Company
Lythgoe
W. G. Rogers
Travis
Messrs
Rodgers
Rogers
Lythgoe and
J. H. Lumpkin
Short Items of Local Interest From Morning Sockets
The last of the daily prayer services will be held at Trinity church with a large new member turnout. The Carpenters Union held a large meeting at Federation hall admitting new members. The Typographical Union will meet tomorrow at 3 and consider nominating a delegate to the Milwaukee convention in August. The Federation of Trades holds its first regular meeting next Wednesday at Federation hall for important matters. Governor Candler removed the civil disabilities of Gil bert D. Greer of Jasper county, after an assault with intent to murder conviction. Greer has behaved well since release. Andrew Hill of the Fulton Guards filed for the safe keeping of group property and the unit expects new uniforms soon. Hill’s company is the only colored command in Atlanta’s National Guard. The suit J M Arrowood filed for divorce against his wife was amicably settled. Revival services continue at the Copeland Mission under Rev R S Stephen son. Sewer committee met at city hall for routine matters.
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Trinity Church
THE
Carpenters’ Union
Federation Hall
Typographical Union
Milwaukee
Federation of Trades
Gilbert D. Greer
Jasper County
Candler
Greer
Jasner
Andrew Hill
Qpf
Fulton Guards
Fifth Infantry
Atlanta
National Guard
Copeland Thm
Stephenson
Coking Park and Belt Railroad
Rock Street
Elliott Street
Georgia Electric Light Company
E. C. Kontz
Collins Park and Bell Railroad
Rock Strest
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Sinfi
Hunter Baltimore Rye
Potts-Thompson Liquoro
Metropolitan Handicap
J. T. Williams
PARK
Negro
Toro
Philadelphia
Boston
Lewis
Pittenger
Bernhardt
Fick
Beore
R. H. E. Boston
Lewis and Sullivan
Bernhardt and McFarland
Emsile
Cincinnati
Chicago
Garvin
Cincinnatis
Ryan
Donahue
Newton
Wood
Swartwood
New Yorks
Brooklyns
Dahlen Fet
Mercer
Augusta
Mécon
Nishet
Rome Downs
Knoxville
Rome
Squirrel Davis
Knoxvilla
Matthews
Moora
Crockett
McConnell
Cribbing
Ree
Pal Inner
Knorville
British
McTeer
Lumpkin
Whitehall
Eton
Shawn
Bannockburn
Wen
Bock
East
Hunter
Sans
Lady Cecil
Anna Held
John Forsythe
Silk
Soc
Madras
Morocco
Ioc
RAND
JSS
Hudnut’s Cotter Speerads
Broadway
Hudnut
Richard Hudnut
Bradley's
Walt
J. M. Arrowood
Electric Light Committee
Holland
Hartford
Stormer
Pennant
Columbia Coaster
W.D. Alexander
Columbia Center
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Collins Park Company
Committee On Electric
Alderman Johnson
John B. Goodwin
Atlanta Railway, and Power Company
Butler Street
Decatur Street
Witham
Georgia
Marietta Street
Stuart
Charles Ké
Lige Jefferso
Eates
Charles Kat Co
Frocers
Ferson
Jenn
Kates
Tain Jenning Lee
P.O. Kroel
Fewers and Regra Hotel Son
Boe
Ladysmith
Millen
Miles
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