Washington Jockey Club presents mixed race card in D C
Society watchers filled the Washington Jockey Club event as the Southern Steeplechase and Amateur Cup highlighted the program. Montrip won the steeplechase with Twilight second, while Trapezist triumphed in the amateur cup with Port Arthur second. Step Away moved from maiden class and Winchester won in race six. Santa Catalina was the lone strong favorite at long odds.
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D. C
Washington Jockey Club
Montrip
Twilight
Emigrant
Virginia
Trapezist
Port Arthur
Step Away
Winchester
Santa Catalina
Boston-Nashville Play Called After Injury in Spring Game
Jimmy Collins edge to try out colt pitchers almost cost a game with Nashville as catcher Riesinger broke his leg after a collision with Unglaub. Umpire Mullane ruled Unglaub safe then called the game off, leaving Boston with a disputed tie and Nashville ahead three days before the league season. Unglaub top-hitting day, Burkett tripled, and Gibson participated as fans packed Norwood Gibson’s hometown.
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Nashville
Tenn
Jimmy Collins
Colt
O’brien
Riesinger
Unglaub
Collins
Elsey
Mullane
Boston
Sessions
Young
Dineen
Gibson
Tannehill
Winter
Stahl
Parent
Cincinnati
Ball Park
Burkett
Freeman
Ungland
Lachance
Ferris
Herman
Norwood Gibson
AB. Boe
Ae Tb.po
E. Norcum
Lally
Bandelin
Lewis
Ruyette
Granville
Creeeevees
Boston Eon Ee Serene
Angilaub
Sally
Bruyette
Whiskies and Wines Listed in Full Auction Catalog
A catalog lists whiskies gins brandies rums and port wines in full barrel and bottle lots. The entries include Mac 66 and other brand names for auction or sale to bidders.
Harvard Interscholastic Tennis Championship Draws Near
The 15th annual Harvard interscholastic tennis championship for singles will be played at Jarvis Field Cambridge on May 6 and 8 and 8. First and runner up prizes and a championship shield for the school with the most points. The winner earns the right to play Newport in August for the national championship. Entries close Friday May 5 at 6 p m with a 1 dollar entry fee and 5 dollars per school. Entries to H H Whitman 56 Mt. Auburn street Cambridge.
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Jarvis Field
Cambridge
Harvard
H. H. Whitman
Mt. Auburn Street
Nationals Defeat Baltimore Club In Rained Out Match
Boston Nationals defeated Baltimore Eastern 7 to 1 at Oriole Park. Fred Tenney’s team struck early, capitalizing on misplays and strong pitching by Young. A heavy shower halted play in the sixth with Boston up seven runs through four innings.
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Mid
Fred Tenney
Boston
Hughey Jennings
Oriole Park
Young
Tenney
Raymer
Adkins
Pease
Lynch
McNamara
Hayden
Wolverton
R. BH
A. Harden
Jennings
Kelly
Jordan
Diss
Eaell Whitney
Eecersene
Wauterborn
Ball
Oston
Rainey
Boxers Clash Headlines from Haverhill Card and Local круг
Matty Baldwins decisive win over Kid Pantz shocks fans as Pantz admits poor condition while Baldwin, in tougher shape after Philadelphia bout, posts a busy string of 10 fights since January. Gloucester A C reorganizes, eyeing Blink McCloskey versus Joe Walcott, with prospects for renewed track, football, and boxing events.
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Kid Pantz
Haverhill
North End
Pantz
Baldwin
Charlestown
New England
Philadelphia
Boston
Haverhill Club
Billy Griffin
Hugh Glancy
Johnny Marto
Young Kenney
Dick Grant
Young Donahue
Eddie McAvoy
Matty
Gloucester Athletic Club
Zngland Athletic
Blink McCloskey
Joe Walcott
McCloskey
Bogardus Hyde
Brighton A
Scituate
R. I
Donohue
Kenney
Chester Goodwin
Glasgow Woolen Mills Tailoring Company Reopens
The Glasgow Woolen Mills Tailoring Company on Washington Street opposite Water Street has undergone renovation and now operates under new management. The store is redecorated with fresh stock of fashionable fabrics for men's wear and is headed by a renowned tailor known in New York and Boston.
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Glasgow Woolen Mills Tailoring Company
Washington Street
Water Street
New York
Boston
Baseball News And Comment Roundup Of Spring Play
Baseball notes discuss Jack Townsend mastering the spit ball, aging stars Matthewson and McGinnity shaping up, and limited AL experimentation. Harry Bay and Turner perform well for Cleveland, Hickman returns for Detroit, Mertes joins the Giants, Criger joins Boston, and Swaim leaves pitching for seed selling. Detroit trains in Augusta while Louisville buys park abatement land. 1905 era quotes close the column.
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Jack Townsend
Washington
Matthewson
McGinnity
Harry Bay
Cleveland
Bay
Turner
Charley Hickman
Detroit
Hickman
Sam Crawford
Sandow
Mertes
Columbus
Giants
Ohio
Lou Criger
Cincinnati
Boston
Hot Springs
New York
Zimmer
Clarkson
Atlanta
Harvard
Nash
Ark
Adam
Angel
Lajoie
Augusta
Cincinnatis
Detroits
Cincinati Post
Louisville
George Tebeau
Birmingham
Jack Harper
Polo ponies head to Yale for New Haven polo series
Twenty four polo ponies travel from Texas to New Haven for Yale and New Haven teams. A game schedule is set as a lead in to the series Yale Princeton and Harvard hope to play, with coverage note directing readers to Page 9 for other sports.
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New Haven
Conn
Texas
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
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