Supreme Court rules betting on horse races illegal in Massachusetts
Boston April 1 Supreme Court full bench rules that betting and pool selling on horse races remain illegal in Massachusetts despite allowing purses and premiums to be offered to entrants. Albert Rosenthal found guilty by a Dedham jury last autumn was arrested at Readville Grand Circuit meeting last season.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
the Commonwealth
Albert Rosenthal
Dedham
Rosenthal
Readville
Jubilee Is Fast Colt in Toddington Debut at Benning
Jubilee begins his racing career with a sensational maiden two year old win at Benning, ridden by Lady Powell. The crowd faced a cold wind as outsiders shone in two year old events while heavy favorites faltered and Anna May repeated her earlier victory in the five furlong dash.
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Benning
Miller
McDaniel
Notter
Horner
Radtke
Garth
Jubilee
Ypsilant
Ypsilanti
England
America
Kempton Paris
Galore
Stefanette
Jubiles
Compute
Dred Littlefield
Butt
Fred
Jublies
Glaucug
Superstition
Tady Powell
Fatson Garter
Powell
Henry
John Madden
Bockon
Mer- Timae
Rosé of Dawn
Anna May
Rose of Dawn
Anne May
Pioneer
Steeplechase racing with Souvigny and Tickles victory noted
Race report details a tip on Garth's Souvigny, Pioneer runner up, Marty Taylor fading late, Frank Somers taking third, Tickles wins six and a half furlongs amid close betting, Slickaway favored but defeated, Betsy Binford and Reidmoora contested finish, Bulwark and Betsy Bluford tangled at start, Betsy Bluford narrowly places second with Monacader third.
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Garth
Souvigny
Marty Taylor
Mr. J. O'Brien
Frank Somers
Tickle
Slickaway
Money
Campaigner
Betsy Binford
Reidmoora
Nib- Uck
Shields
Bulwark
Betsy Bluford
Monacader
Benning Track Gossip Highlights Jockeys and Horses
At Benning track Joe Johnson rode Anna May while Paul Barney’s filly won the opening race as Radtke’s 108 lb weight prevented a ride. Jang Hall debuted, with trainer Madden praising the well bred youngster. Bets, bookies, and crowd antics shaped a bustling day alongside notable performances by Wedding, Jubtled, and Betsy Binford in a meet filled with praise and wagers.
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Joe Johnson
Anna May
Paul Barney
Radtke
Jang Hall
Golf Ball
Tha T. Firehmd
Madden
Long Ball
HiIl
Daly
Hawkswick
Wedding
Frail Hittlefeld
Limaels
Jimmy McLaughtorn Glandis
Wilesa Chamberlain
Ghartotterville Horsaaan
Superaition
Aldine
Jobueon
Betsy Binford
Betsy Binfort
Billy Shields
Rold-moore
Bulwark
Betsy
Pikers' Brigade
Mickle
Sifekaway
Carter Hall
Tielke
Nibifck
Radike
Gan
Reidmoore
Shielde
Easly
Souvigny
Pioneer
Tana
Garth
Pioneer Wan
Huppe
Benning
New York
Jimmy Batebag
North
Bob May
Rockefeller
Sol
Lichtenstein
Malera
Pyatem
George Hates
Metropolitan Turf Association
Bolen
California
Washington
Pgon
Botes
Billy Snow
al Beutler
Pinkerton Forest
Snow
BI Daly
Repley
Daudlar
Father Biw
Equime
Byon
Beutler
Tim
Charley Billings
Florida
Billings
Frank Bray
Charley
Yecy Hammerschiag
Tere
Ham
Harry Baylor
Jey O'Brien
Baylor
Couskoy
Fred Archer
Willam Shields
John B. Madden
Wilton Caamverisin
Willa Garth
Clothing Selling At Its Height In Strong Trade Drive
A historic clothing retailer touts peak selling period with daily rapid turnover and expanding customer base. Emphasizing broad stock, stylish suits now available to meet rising demand and attract new buyers.
Clothing display promises neatness style and fit
The exhibit covers materials priced at 15, 18, and 20 with diverse patterns ranging from subdued to striking Gray Overplaids. It showcases custom work and perfect fit, offering buyers an unusual selection opportunity.
Mare Lou Dillon Drugging Trial Targets Smathers Plan
Former Smathers employee Spear testifies that Smathers spoke of causing Lou Dillon to lose to Major Delmar in Memphis and that Ed Sanders and Millard Sanders discussed a $10,000 payoff to fix the race. Spear recalls Smathers offering $5,000 to drug the mare. jury hears details as the case unfolds.
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Smathers
Major Delmar
New York
Elmer Hi Smathers
Lou Dillon
Memphis
Memhis Trotting Association
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Merionis Association
C. EK. G. Billings
Loui Dillon
George ‘W.’ Spear_s
Ed” Sanders
Millard Sanders
Low,Dillon
Hb" Sanders
Jungle Imp Wins at New Orleans Card
New Orleans April 1 card yielded a poor purse day with no feature event. Jungle Imp, a well backed outsider, triumphed in the six furlong purse with Flavigny and James Reddick following. Spira led early but finished behind. Kaiserhoff upset in the seven furlong selling, Parisian Model easily won the two year old race, Becker took the steeplechase in a canter, and other races saw varied outcomes with outsider winners and close finishes.
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Warner Grisweld
Pat Dunne
Peat Trim
Jungle Imp
Lord
Flavigny
James Reddick
Spira
Hig Field
Splon
Solty M
Kaiserhoff
Parisian Model
Belle of Kent
Becker
Limer
Walker
Daly
Husted
Weberfield
Florentine
Bak Bulger
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Monla
Baby P
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Verdaut
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Knickerbocker
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Col
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Ated
Liena
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Sincerity Belle
Aura Day
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Bertmont
Tims
Grandila
Sally M
Bitter Boy
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Ancestor
Berkeley Listed Horse Names Attract Racing Card Amid Mixed Entries
A dense race card lists horses such as Platoon Azelina Workman Queen's Souvenir and Lyeistrata along with trainers and venues including Columbia course in Berkeley. Entries cover three year olds and up with distances around furlongs and one mile, noting selling races and steeplechase maidens.
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Platoon
Vocar
Dead Gone
Queen's Souvenir
Lady Satbol
Tame Hand
Howling Bridge
Old Guard
Lyeistrata
Judge White
Workman
Azelina
Enenra
Turbulence
Warning
Cael City Park
Gelaway
Tamere
John Garner
Naran
Lights Out
Bittersl
Liam
Hen Sand Granade
Cutter
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Alrahip
Auditor
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Seine of the Valley
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Prince Bratus
Hesperian
Bud Hut
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Voronsh
Emule Be
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Veral
Chappaqua
Arly
Dotterelt
Pince Suga
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Hampten Lady
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Preckman
Lysistrata
Bermuda Cup Costs $1 000 for Class A Yachts
Special to The Washington Post outlines the Bermuda Cup cost of $1 000 for Class A yachts to compete in the Ocean race to Bermuda and back. Entries include schooners and sloops from Korinthian Yacht Club and Jamaica Bay Yacht Club, with the race starting June 5 from Gravesend Bay. Also noted is Navy track coach T. P. Finneran being rehired for the coming season in Annapolis.
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Germany
Kles
Washington Post
New York
Frank Maier
Bermuda
Dervish
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Bermudian
Br. P. Burrows
Yawl Life
B. D. Floyd
Bayonne
N. J
Gravesend Bay
Annapolis
T. P. Finneran
Navy
Oakland season extended as gray horses win races
In Oakland on April 1, three gray horses Paddy Lynch B. M. Brattain and Dutiful won successive races while favorites faltered. New California Jockey Club president Thomas H. Williams announced the meet will run six weeks longer to June 2, extending the season beyond the original May 11 end.
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Oakland
Paddy Lynch
B. M. Brattain
Dutiful
Thomas H. Willams
Californis Jockey Club
Tabeo
A. Brown
Runky
Eam
Mgeddy Rulelgneve
He Bie
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Quindaro Ales Tae
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Keogh
Omeine
Nonia
Wheeler
Lord of the Forest
Palmas
Pal
Hugh Medawan
Fischer
Enroll
Hon
Ratia
Fischers
Pind
Edith James
Shara
Nmailan
Herreshott Wins Medal in North and South Amat Meet
In Pinehurst North Carolina the seventh annual United North and South Amateur Championship began with a 36 hole qualifier. Fred Herreshott of Garden City defeated Warren K Wood of Homewood Chicago for the gold medal by one stroke 165 to 168.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Fred Herreshott
Garden City
Warren K. Wood
Homewood Club
Chicago
Herreshott
Race horses escape fire at Gravesend track
Fire gutted racing establishments owned by Jack McGuiness and Fred Berlew at Gravesend. Trainer John Smith and jockey Joe Notier narrowly escaped from an adjoining cottage as the blaze spread. Horses including Coy Maid Battling Gallant Dan Frank Gill were saved. damage near $500. Incendiary origin suspected amid similar Sheepshead Bay fire last week.
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Washington Post
New York
Jack McGuiness
Fred Berlew
Gravesend Race Track
John Smith
Joe Notier
Coy Maid
Battling
Gallant Dan
Frank Gill
Trig
Sheepshead Bay
Seong
National Crew Course Aims Pelham Bay Regatta Plan
President James Pilkington leads a drive to establish a national regatta course on Pelham Bay. Harlem River clubs join, citing driftwood and debris blocking safe rowing. A general meeting will form committees from Harlem Regatta, Hudson River, Long Island Rowing, and New York Bay associations to press the project.
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Washington Post
New York
Pelhane Bay
James Pilkington
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Harlem River
Pilkington
Harlem Regatta Association
Hudson River Association
Long Island Rowing Association
New York Bay Association
Pelham Bay
Regrets Miles Out In English Tennis Championship
London dispatch reports Jay Gould arrived seeking the English championship. Gould notes Eustace Miles will not compete, disputes Miles backing out, and says Miles remains a strong English amateur. He admits confidence is cautious, citing last year’s close match and recent improvement after practice on English courts.
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Washington Post
London
Jay Gould
Eustace Miles
Miles
Gould
Queen's Club
Jamestown Exposition Seeks Army Navy Joint Meet
The Jamestown Exposition aims to host midshipmen from Annapolis and cadets from West Point for a joint athletic meet June 5 to 12. Events include high jump fencing running boxing and baseball with plans for combined teams.
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Army
Navy
Warhington Post
Portsmouth
Annapolis
West Point
Burr switches to rowing at Harvard
Cambridge Massachusetts April L F H Burr a Harvard baseball and football star has quit the diamond to row. He is popular at Harvard and was a standout freshman on the varsity. Walter Camp named him an All American. Burr rows No 6 on the third crew and coach Wray expects a brilliant showing.
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Washington Post
Cambridge
Mass
L—F. H. Burr
Harvard
Burr
Walter Camp
Wray
Hart Floors Maher In Second Round Ring Bout
Hot Springs Arkansas April 1 Marvin Hart of Louisville knocked out Peter Maher in the second round of a twenty round heavyweight bout. Maher once contended for the heavyweight title and had been beaten by Bob Fitzsimmons in two matches.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Peter Maher
Louisville
Maher
Bop
Potomacs Take Series in Duckpin Bowling Trials
Totten leads Class A bowlers with 624 and 628 scores on the Royal alleys as Mershall, Zellers and Fink vie for top spots. Class B and C show tight standings with Zellers and Towles among leaders and a sweep of scores across names like Latta, Wallace, Hughes, and Poole. Roesch of the Columbia bowling team wins the Real Estate League silver cup for the season high of 276.
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