Trance wins Ozone Stakes at Aqueduct in track record time
Trance the Ben Brush filly owned by H Griffin won the Ozone Stakes at Aqueduct last Thursday, equaling the 4 4 25 seconds track record. Key rivals included Ltella Sea Swell and Marie Abe, with Herbert as nearest pursuer. The meeting featured several Heene and J B Seagram’s horses, and Dandelion was noted as a strong Metropolitan Handicap candidate pending Belmont Park start.
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Trance
Ben Brush
H. Griffin
James Rheenes
Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Rones
Herbert
Ltella
Marie Abe
New Orleans
Keer
Voodoo
Apron
Jack Joyner
Peral
Aschiaunes
Colonel
Fred Littlefield
Jubilee
Esquire
Peddock
Jimmy
Gus Straus
King Castle
Paul J. Rainey
Berry Maid
Queen Marguerite
R. Keene
Wild Pigeon
Preceptor
Newcastle Bahic
Jen Maxim
Tom Walsh
Ov Rer
Fairbrother
Mazuma
Belmont Park
Jack Jorner
Siskin
Sheepshead Bay
Price
Guy Fisher
Oddfellow
Rubus Co
Musgrave
Berry Aid
Forsythe
Queen Oop River Sr
Jane Swift
Thomas
Fandal
Kne
Nor
Gurgham
Wilson
E. Dugan
Weinberg
Delaby
Frizette
May
Marbles &T
Walsh
Anna Page Samuel
Powese
Aes
Tom
Owens
Gus
King Castie
Anc Age Oren Mh & Po
Enteneen
Shaw
Littlefield
Burns
Jack
Arman
Ahey
Richards
Bauer
Garner
Zerna
McCormick
Jubil Jo
Yan
Colonel Jack Down
We TV
OZOND
Ben Brusee
Emeryss
Ae Fulton
Erber
McDaniel
Hovle
Keene
Voodeo tApren
B&o St
Ivch
Lakeland
Garne
Ben Frenklin
Porsythe
fOneck St
Randolph
McCarth
Fitz BR &O
Erbet
Ian Personal
Heene
B. c
Masetto—leyl
Seana
Les
Fielder
Fulton
Emery
Purcell
Mcavoy
Musgray
Rosario
Corbett
Go As
Schilling
Joyner
Dugan
Oneck St
Carlton
MacMartin
Mushiug
Ferraro
Montauk
Red Bonnet
Almandine
B. Ic
Shilling
Ultz
Ean
Ing Belle
Lon Hea
E Lynch
Pigeon
Will
Dyval Dup
Durland Horse Show Opens with 250 Entries in 25 Classes
The seventeenth annual Durland horse show begins tonight at the Riding Academy in West Gretreet and continues through Thursday. About 250 entries compete in 25 classes, including many of the area’s finest show horses.
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Durlandny
Riding Academy
West Gretreet
Aldorf Astorla Show Rooms Highlight New York Firm
An OCR fragment notes Aldorf Astorla Show Rooms in New York with mention of Dor to Shh inches and a company reference, suggesting a local business display or advertisement in the era’s catalog or trade page. The readable text points to early 20th century commerce in a metropolitan setting.
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Aldorf-Astorla
Apri
Meen Moron True Company
Broacwe
Neer York
Morrissey Wins Boston Marathon in 2 4 31
T P Morrissey of Mercury Athletic Club New York City won the twelfth annual Boston Athletic Association Marathon finishing twenty five miles from Ashland to Exeter Street Boston in 2 hours 4 31 5 seconds. J J Hayes Irish American Athletic Club New York and R A Fowler Cambridgeport GA followed. The run drew 19 starters with ideal weather and a large crowd along the course.
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T. P. Morrissey
Mercury Athletic Club
New York City
Boston Athletic Association
Ashland
Merk
Exeter Street
Tom Longbeat
Morrissey
J. J. Hayes
Irish-American Athletic Club
New York
Robert A. Fowler
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
Dacemakers
Hayes
Fowler
Roy Welton
Lawrence
Mass
Jamestown
Natick
Welton
Wellesley
Newton
Long Hill
Weston
Chestnut Hill
Coolidge Corner
Lee
Commonwealth Avenue
England
Georgetown Falls to Princeton in 19 to 3 rout at Capital
Georgetown’s baseball win streak ended as Princeton defeated them 19 to 3. Duffy hit a home run and Heyniger pitched effectively for Princeton. Also Holy Cross shut out Fordham 4 to 0 in Worcester. Dowd pitched well for Holy Cross. Pennsylvania defeated Walbrook 12 to 4 in Baltimore. Virginia beat Lehigh 7 to 0 in Charlottesville.
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Princeton
Georgetown
Holy Cross
Fordham
Washington
Duffy
Heyniger
Worcester
Mass
Dowd
Larned and Wrenn Lead Doubles At St Nicholas Rink
In the continuing doubles tournament at St Nicholas Rink, W A Larned and G L Wrenn Jr defeated Holcomb Ward and Beals C Wright 6-2 6-4 in straight sets. Ward and Wright beat R D Little and T R Pell in their unfinished match, winning the odd set 6-4. The complete score stood 7-5 4-6 6-4 6-4 as Little and Pell beat M D Whitman and F E W Leonard 4-6 6-4 7-4. Ward improved as the match wore on.
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St. Nicholas
W. A. Larned
G. L. Wrenn, Jr
Holcomb Ward
Beals C. Wright
Wrenn
Ward
Golf season opens with linup of matches at Lakewood Club
Lakewood Country Club plans a three day spring open with Nassau Country Club in the morning and a Princeton team in the afternoon. Oakland Golf Club releases its schedule May 16 to Thanksgiving Day highlighted by the club championship on November 32 and weekly Saturday events.
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Lakewood
Lakewood Country Club
Nassau Country Club
Princeton
The
Oakland Golf Club
Canoe Brook Country Club
East Jersey Golf League
Roseville Golf Club
Canoe Brook Club
James A. Tyng
Baltusro
Baseball Today 3 30 P M A L Park XII Y Americans Vs Washingtor
Details read as a baseball game today at American League Park XII: the Americans face Washington in an afternoon matchup marked by scheduled start time 3 30 P M and venue abbreviations.
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Baseball Today
American League Park
Americans
Washingtor
Yankees Take Lead in Pennant Race After Washington Win
The New York Yankees beat Washington 4 to 3 at American League Park to seize the pennant lead. Hal Chase slugged a two-bagger driving in two in the fifth, while Keeler and Stahl contributed early offense. Washington rallied in the eighth but fell short as New York tallied four runs in the game.
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Yankees
Washington
Old Sol
Hal Chase
Hilltop
Stahl
Eberfeld
Niles
Keeler
Elberfeld
Clymer
Doyle
Chase
Freeman
Ganley
Delehanty
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Washington Park
Giants
Mathewson
Seymour
Bresnahan
Devlin
Rucker
Sammy Strang-Nicklin
Bridwell
Lewis Seymour
Taylor
Spike Shannon
Nicklin
Superbas
New York
Mahoney
Maloney
Tenney
Burch
Tim Jordan
Brooklin
Red Ames
Polo Grounds
Orto Pattee
Alperman
Hummell
Jordan
Ames
Lewis
Emslie
Rudderham
Pickering
Reeser
Eman
Street
McBri ” Now
C. Ke
Ole
Wwarner
Chesbro
Gehring
Milano
Shipke
Abe
Stahl Chase
Conroy
Esbro
Gates
Sa Ce
Keeler Pickering
Jeet
Bas Washington
New Yo
Dowie
Davie
Hurst and Connolly
Detroit Batteries Meet Featured Rhoades and Clarke Duo
In Detroit the batteries of Cleveland and Detroit pair Rhoades with Clarke against Malloy and Schmidt. Umpire Evans officiated the game.
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Detroit
RHE
Cleveland
Rhoades
Clarke
Malloy
Schmidt
Evans
Chicago Beats St Louis 7 to 1 in Chicago Outing
Chicago dominated St Louis 7 to 1 in a game featuring Umpires Egan and O'Loughlin. Batter and team lines reference CHICAGO and 60526x-7 details with Smith and Shaw, Waddell, Criss and Spencer among participants.
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Chi
Rise Chicaro
Chicago
Smith and Shaw
St. Louis
Waddell, Criss and Spencer
Egan and O'Loughlin
Eight-Oared Race Set Between Columbia and Navy May Ninth
Final arrangements confirm an eight oared shell race over two miles on the Gevern River between Columbia and the Navy on May 9. Rice will also enter a crew in the American Henley regatta at Philadelphia.
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Columbia
Navy
Gevern River
Rice
Batteries-Chicago Rise to Victory in St Louis Match
In St Louis a game featuring Lundgren and Kling of Chicago against Raymond and Hostetter saw umpire O Day overlook calls at the battery positions as Chicago edged St Louis for a notable win.
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St Louis
Chicago
St. Louis
Lundgren
Kling
Raymond
Hostetter
O'Day
Auto Race Practice Builds Into Briarcliff Trophy Event
Drivers run twelve cars on wet Briarcliff circuit four days before the Briarcliff trophy race. A. C. Campbell tops morning laps in an Allen Kingston. D. S. Murphy returns after accident in Maia car. Roberts praises the course after testing the Thomas car. Officials prep grandstand and paddock. notable attendees include Canadian ministers and White Plains Mayor John J Brown urging caution on bets.
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Westchester County
A. C. Campbell
Allen-Kingston
Campbell
D. S. Murphy
Maia
Murphy
Guy Vaughn
Frank Leland
Barney Oldfield
Stearns
Louis Bergdoll
Benz
E. R. Thomas
Buffalo
Montagu Roberts
Thomas
Roberts
Alfred Poole
Pope Hartford
C. C. Mechaley
Robert Lee Morrell
Moore
Briarcliff Manor
Grandstand
A. G. Fielding
Finance
Frederick Borden
John S. Hendrie
Rudolph Forget
J. M. Gibson
J. G. Emerson
Railways
John J. Brown
White Plains
Dan Murphy
Brown
Bryant Park
W.W. W. Law
J. R. Johnson, Jr
Mra
J. H. McCullough
W. R. Hearst
W. P Berrian
S. S. Manes
E. G Sutherland
E. W. Russell
D. C. Levy
W. K. Vanderbilt
J. E. Davis
J. E. Morris
H. N. Palmer
F. E. Evans
James Joyce
W. R. Lewis
A. J. Moulton
A. Lewisohn
T. Everett Macy
James Speyer
Stuart Duncan
Robert Guggenheim
J. Clendenin
Payne Whitney
G. J. Baker, Jr
Count de Pontac
L. G. Young
Percy Owen
J. E. Bowles
J. Brinkenridge
C. Hallock
J. G. Agar
J. B. Cobb
O. =. Macy
J. Farmer
Russell Field
Albert Rathbone
Francis J. Madden
George P. Robin
Miss A. Moffatt
R. S. Pierrepont
H. H
Fines for Stahl and Donlin imposed by National Baseball Commission
Cincinnati April 20 the National Baseball Commission reinstated Garland Stahl and M J Donlin but fined each one dollar for participating in games with or against clubs harboring ineligible players in Chicago last season. The commission warns future National agreement players may not play with or against any club harboring ineligible players.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
Garland Stahl
M. J. Donlin
Chicago
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