Horse Race Results From Gourrensune Meet
Results from Gourrensune New Jersey on April 3 show six races with winners Billy S Blue Blood Tartarian Hamilton Coerie Wilson Hyacinthe Buddhist Guttenburg Entries listed for forthcoming races. Times range from 1 03 to 1 2314 with various horses placing in each event.
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N. J
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Blue Blood
Blue Bird
Brookdsie
Tartarian
Carnalite
Hamilton
Tom Tough
Badge
Coerie Wilson
Nick
Play Or Pay
Hyacinthe
Brooklyn
King Mae
Buddhist
Detroit
Firefly
Guttenburg
Gloucester Park Races Report From New Jersey Meet
Live racing results from Gloucesterstore New Jersey with six races led by Rumsson first in four and a half furlongs and Cap McChesney winning the three quarters. Subsequent results list Blackwood Hour and Pestilence among top finishers with times around 1 56 for the mile and a half. Entries for Tuesday include a long list of contenders and weights for six races across one mile to two miles.
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Sir Davis
Hemiex
Jupiter
Conquest
Lord Motley
Krivian
Josie Wells
Kitty N
la Favorita
Lonsdale
Miss Passifer Coli
Ellen H
Jersey Lass
Appomattox
Brenda
Barbiche
Minnie Brown
Prince Howard
St. James
Bailbrigran
Even Weiput
Innovation
Olodora
Sea Bied
sellfinge—Guard
van Wari
Onynx
Midget
Aunt Jane
Voevalize
Miss Ella
Wallace
Monsoon
Salisbury
Macauley
Fassett
Indigo
Mary
Ceiling
Climax
Dalecman
Polse B
Belwood
Aftermath
Jor
McMuriry
Spendiine
Seven
Tonny Dixon
Glouerstore
N. J
Lve
Rumsson
Iona Boy
Blackmailer
Cap McChesney
Gamester
Sue Ryder
Blackwood
Park Ridge
Knapp
National
Pestilence
Verbepa
John MacGarighe
Sister Lone
Criterion
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Juan
The
Forum
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Seeberz
Brevier
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Cansione
McGionis
Wallace G
Bias
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Shakespeare
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Cloverdale
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Dorchester Athletic Club Cross Country Entries Run Fast Day
Thirty five runners listed for the Dorchester Athletic Club cross country event with participants from Crescent B C Y M C A and multiple Boston area clubs. The course starts at 10 o clock from Adams street club house and winds via Linden Holmes Ballard Bowdoin Ballard Washington Codman to Adams back to the club.
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Crescent B. C
D. J. O'Neil
Atlantic
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M. Holley
Y.M.C. A
W. XR. Hodgkins
J. Maguire
C. A. Bean
Suffolk A. C
James M. McCarthy
A. KR. Schulzer
Revere A. C
Kilded
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T. J. Cony
R. ME. McGowan
R. J. Dprainor
George Bavinen
C. J. Dudley
William Lritouann
J. B. Moran
James McGowan
S.J. Nugent
Loyola A. C
Charles Gerow
A. G. Thompson
Aea MetKinnon
William W. Clark
F. Fattes
J. Munden
Harry Corcoran
Dorchester A. C
Morris Clancy
Peter Iting
Chnker A. C
W. Archibald
Dorchester
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Jamaica Plain
St. Talbot
Quincy
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W. M. Dumbrisky
Willian E
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Harvard Beats Matthews in Cold Jarvis Field Tilt
Harvard defeated Matthews of Lowell 11 to 1 on Jarvis Field in cold wind. Harvard trailed 1 0 through seven innings before a late rally. McCarthy pitched well for Matthews, while Highlands struck out 13 in six innings for Harvard. The Crimson head to Philadelphia next for a spring trip opener against the University of Pennsylvania.
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Corbett
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Pialpatays
Burns Takes Charge of Wesleyan Baseball Camp
Mippietron Connecticut April 3 Thomas F Burns former Chicago third baseman assumes duties with Wesleyan players and will remain several weeks as Heldebact guiding the squad through drills and practice sessions.
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Thomas F. Burns
Chicago
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Heldebact
Bicycle Clubs Form New Hyde Park Rovers in Boston
The piece details a new Hyde Park cycling club with officers led by Benjamin Phillips Jr as president, Alfred Holway as vice-president, and others including C M Andrews as secretary and Ed Whitney as captain. It notes club ties to The Boston Post and plans for a dedicated wheelmen’s day and published fixtures. It also mentions the Winnisimmer Bicycle Club’s ride and guarantees on Singer cycles.
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Alexander Corbett
Ernest James
Fred Jenkins
George Reynolds
Union Bicycle Club Readies New Clubhouse for 1893 Season
The Union Bicycle Club prepares a new clubhouse with stabling, repair shop, gymnasium, and a 25 by 19 foot room, furnished with club objects. Captain Otis is re-elected commander, E Lincoln becomes president, promising novel rides and growing membership as the 1893 season opens.
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Frothingham
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Club History Notes Leadership and Parades in 1892
The record recalls Mr. Bradlee succeeding Mr. Orcutt after a 1891 move to New York, with Mr. Geldert and Mr. Harvey as treasurer and second lieutenant. In 1892 the club joined several parades wearing white sweaters with violet sashes and held Sunday dinners after moving from the Lowell court house in November. A March meeting elected E. C. Lincoln as president, H. E. Morine as first vice president, G. Lieber as second vice president, A. G. Frothingham as secretary, T. W. Dalton as treasurer, with Howard Geldert and S. D. Bradiee as first and second lieutenants.
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F. &. Bollig
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Bradlee
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Harvey
Lowell Court
E. C. Lincoln
H. E. Morine
G. Lieber
A. G. Frothingham
T. W. Dalton
Howard Geldert
S. D. Bradiee
Ovis
THAT OXFORD STORY
A Yale alumnus disputes a cablegram claiming Oxford will sail for the United States. The Oxford boat club struggles to form a crew for the Henley regatta, though several members wish to row here this season if an English crew competes.
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Seventh Grand Ball of Father Scully A A A
Father Scully's Amateur Athletic Association held its seventh grand ball in the gymnasium last night. Members wore dress suits and danced with pretty girls, including waltzes and contra dances. T H Sennett served as chairman and J H Donnelly as secretary of the committee.
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Amateur Athletic Association
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J. H. Donnelly
Racket Champion Cup Sees Entries From New York Club
J. 8. Tooker arrives from Europe to enter the national racket championship at the New York Racquet Club. Other entrants include O. W. Bird B. S. de Garmendia FE La Montague and H. H. Hunnewell Jr. from the B A A. The cup has been offered four years with De Garmendia winning the first two.
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Magnolia Club Holds First Annual Ball at Union Park Hall
The Magnolia Club hosted its first annual ball last evening in Union Park Hall with over 200 dancers on the floor for the grand march. The Union Park orchestra provided music and the event extended past midnight after a supper. J. R. Gibbons led the floor with assistant Philip Doherty.
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Somerville
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J. F. Foley
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J. J. Durning
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Winnie McCourt
F. J. McAtler
Cora Boyle
F. J. M’ney
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Charles I.’. Marsh
Annie Madden
I. J. Claffey
Nellie Mahoney
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Veggie and Gangie Chums Spark Witty Exchange
Penelope remarks on Veggie and Gangie as close friends. The pair respond with playful banter about shared thoughts and mutual appreciation, revealing a lighthearted dynamic.
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Penelope
Tea gown hues draw response at Mrs Van Wyke event
Clara asks Maude about Mrs Van Wyke's new tea gown colors. Maude calls them a trifle weak but notes she matched the tea setting. The Cloak Reviews record the fashion mood of the gathering.
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