Pinehurst Qualifying Day Shines at United North and South
In Pinehurst North Carolina April 2 the sixth annual United North and South golf tournament began with 83 players. George Srokaw Garden City Club won the gold medal for best score 180 in 73 73 rounds, setting an amateur course record. Second place went to Edwin A Freeman Mount Clair and J Becker Woodland with strong showings in the morning and afternoon rounds.
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Pinehurst
N. C
United North and South
Ajl
George Srokaw
Garden City
Marnina
Amateur Boxing Tourney At Olympic Club Meet
San Francisco hosts the national amateur boxing championship this week under the Olympic Club with 115 entrants. A strict medical screening reduced numbers. bouts run Wednesday through Friday, promising both sporting and financial success. Eastern boxers have arrived and resumed training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Club
San Francisco
AML
Southern trip canceled for Villanova basketball team
Villanova Pa April 2 due to bad weather the southern trip for the varsity basketball team was called off. Remaining schedule lists April 1 Penn Dartmouth Lancaster Tri-State and various other games through June including Lehigh Bucknell and Penn State. The article notes several opponents and dates with several errors in names and places from the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villanova
Washington and Lee
Lynchburg
Tve
University of Virginia
Charlottessie
Washington College
Chestertown
University of Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Lancaster
Tristate
Carlieie Tadlann
Mount St. Mary's College
Andover
Fordham
Washington and Jefferson
Lehigh
Lebanon Valley
State College
Carlisle Indians
Manhattan
Trinity
Hucknell
Lebanon Valier
Bucknell
Penn
Unsanctioned Navy Games Involve Yale and Columbia Athletes
Yale and Columbia athletes took part in naval militia games in New Haven on April 2. The Amateur Athletic Union announced non sanctioning, prompting demands for investigation. Yale officials claim the entire team was registered and express fear of suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Columbia
New Haven
Conn
Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Yate
Mack
Capt
Cates
Amateur
Pater Wins Handicapped First Race One Sided Affair
Opening day at Benning drew a large crowd with ideal spring weather. Pater led from the start to win the handicap race, with Lord of the Vale second and Race King third as Bet held strong. Clown and other winners posted notable finishes as the meeting opened with lively betting and track conditions improving.
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Tickle
Daruma
Bettle Bouncer
Baby Willie
Surriculum
the Galloper
Woodline
Campaigner
Grittanby
Strongarm
the Clown
Vagabond
Hocus Pocus
Pater
Lord of the Vale
Race King
Reidmoors
Dekaber
Widow's Mite
Benuning
Vedder
Rage King
Veronese
Loch of the
Aid
Lebind
Beo Hedaer
Lord
Benning
Bettie Bouncer
Gertrude Fj
Cramer Whalen
Powderhorn
Radical
Reidmoore
John F. Ahern
Noone
Heldmoore
DeKaber Widow's Mite
George Brown, Jr
Durtongs
Ward
Plare
Fuligrane
Merriness
Pare
Trather
Azure F. Walene
Gertrude Perth
Betis Bounser
Willie
Casandra
Bas
Hastis—Carrotta
Belwant
Whalen
Tockeye
Morris
Smith
Diggins
E Moore
Miller
Burns
Treubel
Pantaloon Tomanelli
Ponrmalt
Currina
Egil
Emaliy
Geroletela
C. L. Aleherde
Mr Laughlin
Fock
Prénger
iPrins
Paul
Iy Pex
Robbins
Brittanhy
Encore
Mina
Bond
Mer
T. Es. Whiner
V. c
Ninone
W. Robbins
Tuggins
Vitadraiz
O' Lea
Tin Clown
Patherless
Avrive
JL Garth
W. Maupin
Indea
Yale
Tad
Ara
Ren Hodder
Shaw
Ten Hodder
Desoy
Fox
Stariera Moore
Beldmoore
Shan
Anne
Helinmore
Ager
Lontine
Muietae
Art
Tad Learen
Ha End Clouds
Six Race Meet At New Orleans City Park Notes
A long list of horse names, races, purses, and entries from the New Orleans City Park racing program is detailed. The notes include multiple races across distances from four furlongs to seven furlongs, with entries and odds for horses such as Repid Water, King Cole, Fenix Mozzea, and Mecry Bali¢, plus references to the Mo naco Maid and Footlights' Favorite. Also mentions the War and Navy chess match results, and local notices about the Justice team game at the G. P. O. with new players Finn and Mitchell.
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Mien Hynes
Lawtia
Gothotine
Thelin
Sam Harker
Bitter Misa
Sanscoit
Vimont
Hannbal Bey
Raylana Ail Bonebrake
Delmore
Luckenborough
Sprankers
Fenlan
Ang Allista
Simpletty
Driie
Woodstock
Young Reminder
Sam
Catherine R
Mecry Bali
Pectect
Repid Water
Tarzan
Loxistilla
King Cole
Monaco
Hunterden
Logistilla
King “Golo
Monaco Maid
Goldblatt
Namenkt
Louin Kraft
R. F . Willams
Jerry Lynch
Maot
Colowist
Cashier
Tauck
J. C. Glam
Lena J
Bitter Broom
John McBride
Ternus
Port Worth
Quaint
Ditesea
Anclert
Sonmte
Dreemland
New
Orleans
Swittwing
Tron
Dunxennon
Anna Fitzhugh
Janela
Sanehow
Jacobs
George
Duschscherrer
Lady
Meia
Moneymaker
Charley Ward
Mach
King of Millbrook
Ireland
Doe
Kyle
Reside
Dulslend
Laura E
Betsy Bluford
Prophetess
Martha V
Nicotine
the Shlan
Newsonhurst
Brand New
Prince Trotus
Husted
Tichiminzo
Motille
Rane
Bile
Bandicap
Envoy
Aliott
Mal
J. J. Carson
Eack
Florirel
Shawana
Cree
Mynheer
Lyman Hoy
Saronalo
Arthur Cummer
Gamara
Art
Adare
Marco
Kav ‘Ani Immortelle
Graf
Ferroniere
Rein Devil
Annie Engis
Dennia Sullivan
Capt. Bush
Flinmep
Goldbearer
Gadd Proot
Pitkin
George ¥. Milner
Topodino
Gray Dal
Mesor Duncan
Mandina
Sibyla
Matt
Nes
Phillips
Anna Day
Flock Vel
Bell the Cut
Drexel
Revelile
Twojeans
Gravina
Juba
Morenio
Telgerson Devonshire
Eclectic
Fonsaluca
Rei Ruler
Harpoon
Padre
Whipple
Molkow
Navy
Snell
Tippetts
Webster
Laws
Lerch
Lartmore
Motkow
Whippie
Justice
G. P.O
Finn
Mitchell
Athletic Games at Benning Set for May 12
The South Atlantic Association AAU field and track championships will be held at Benning race track on May 12, barring plan changes. Events include L06 yard and 220 yard dashes, 440 yard, 880 yard, one mile, three mile runs, 120 and 220 yard hurdles. Field events feature pole vault, high jump, broad jump, discus, 16 pound hammer, 56 pound shot, and relay races for juniors under eighteen. Committees named: Games Joe Kingfind, Mount Washington, and Washington Bowie for Maryland National Guard. Medals C B Edwards, William Grant, Kelsey. Track Lieut John W Crawford, John Dr Wier. Publicity Dr Wilber, G Heelers, Dr Senn.
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South Atlantic Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Benning
J Gamen
Joe Kingfind
Mount Washington
Washington Bowie
Maryland National Guard
C. B. Edwards
William Grant
Amateur Athletic Union
Kelsey
Baltimore Athletic Club
John W. Crawford
Washington
John Dr. Wier
Washington Grove Athletic
Dr. Wiber
G. Heelers
MC. A
Sennt
Western Jockey Club names officers and fixes racing dates
R. Fitzgerald elected chairman succeeding Lawrence Young at the Western Jockey Club meeting held in Chicago. Valle Reyburn of St. Louis chosen as steward and vice chairman. Memphis Jockey Club races set April 16 to May 4. Arkansas Jockey Club races at Oaklawn April 7 to 14. Denver Overland Racing Club races June 16 to July 7.
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R. Fitzgerald
Western Turf Organization
Chicago
Western Jockey Club
Memphis
Arkansas
Denver
Fitzgerald
Lawrence
Young
Valle
Reyburn
St. Louis
Memphis Jockey Club
Arkansas Jockey Club
Oaklawn Jockey Club
Denver Overland “Racing Club
Harvard in the Henley crew plans for Philadelphia regatta
Harvard will likely send two eights to the American Henley in Philadelphia on May reach, selecting winners from the interclass Charles River races on May 18. The Cambridge university may substitute a second varsity eight for the varsity four, a change not yet finalized.
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Crimson
Philadelphia
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Cambridge University
Split Fair Grounds Card Shows Wide Odds In Six Races
On April 2 at the Fair Grounds New Orleans Consuelo II Enverite and Daniel C. were among beaten favorites as five races ran fast tracks and clear weather. Swell Girl won race one with Grove Center second. Automaster captured race two with Consuelo II second. Lemon Girl took race three followed by Enverite. Frank Lord won race four while Gold Rose bested Burleigh in race five. Fred Hornbeck led race six with Daniel C. second as various runners completed the program.
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New Orleans
Consuelo II
Enverite
Daniel C
Fair Grounds
Swell Girl
Grove Center
Come On Sam
Stackwood
Rhinogk
T. B. Zero
Merry Belle
Wedding Ming
Heapecked
Automaster
Consuelo
Canyon
Niew
Footlight
Lemon Girl
Louise McFarlan
Lady Exhel
Dromio
Celebration
Prank Lord
My Don
Charles J. Lee
Judge Davey
Lavernite
Buster Jones
Javisa
Firth
Gold
Mainspring
Augur
Brookston
Docke
King of the Valley
Five Favorites In Front Jockey Nicol Wins Four at City Park
Jockey Nicol rode four winners at City Park track in New Orleans on April 2 as favorites Naran and Grace Wagner were upset. Track fast, weather clear. Races saw Cotton Forge and Firmnap among winners with tight finishes and several notable contenders like Grace Wagner and Ball the Cat among the also runs.
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Nicol
City Park
New Orleans
Naran
Grace Waener
Cotton Forge
Lord Wixon
Fox Hunting
Lacadhe
Elbonsi
Mizgenmast
Mussulman
Mabelinti
Macconi
Tenay Buga
Chque
Réxale
Agrasse
Firmnap
Capt. Bush
Jimmy Maher
Tine
Woolfess
Long Bright
Dennis Sullivan
Cull
Ir Scott
Golden
Bellz
King Leopold
Edith M
Edward Videt
Jack Lee
Freebooter
Grace Wagner
Thora Lee
Kim Beattie
Norwood Clito
Granada
Hadar
Ales
John Carroll
Mealyn Breeze
Bon Mat
Dime
Kargut
Thespian
Federal
Astéritz
Daring
Don Fanso
Mite Rian
Woo Ball the Cat
John Garner
Strader
Colin George
Ryratt
Bedy Ruler
Orient
del Curina
Lady Cherad
Mandida
Graco
Fast Time at Hot Springs Track Records Fall
Pontotoc lowers Oaklawn one mile track record to 1 9 3 5. Alline Cummings cuts 41 2 furlongs to 65 4 5. Pontotoc Thompson win bets amid fast weather. Races report: Pickles wins six furlongs, Aline Cummings takes four and a half furlongs, Pontotoc wins one mile, Martius takes six furlongs. Kentucky Futurity nominations rise to 120 mares led by Walnut Hill Farm and Empire City Farms. Donerail district listed.
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Hot Springs
Sameleon
Ban- Alla
Broodate
Olle Bennett
Lady Lusk
Swing Corners
Seitish
Gerand Rave
Bittersee
Margaret Morris
Helen Clangon
the Beat
Moilie Ball
Chancellor
Bogum
Misa Ermiine
May O'Bryan
Doctor Root
Peet
Eddie Z. Fryér
Benevolent
Jatan
Telegrapher
Convolo
Stalp
Jack
Pontotoc
Secret
Ting Wilda
Ina Grey
Townes
Cadwinc
Young Later
Little Cce
P. Meyberry
Convert
Mendiend
San Arde
Alma
Elsikino
Medonna
Blawawl
Jarrell
Onsmile
Athena
Aggie Lewis
Behoore
Ambertta
Arcospring
George T
the Borgian
Fern Rock
Carnivel and Tombone
Oakland
Alline Cummings
Bob May
Mary Welch
Maxim Gorky
Thalia
Superion
Embarrassment
Tira
Foxhart
Martius
W. O'Neill
Sacom
Mafalda
Ben Lear
Black Art
Master Prim
Mise Teeds
Ina Grar
Lavenia True
Tims
Lettie Sunnet
Katpathin
Kizil King
Abyss
Lexington
Kentucky
Oakland Racecard Paints Favorites In Mixed Results
Oakland card shows favorites and longshots sharing the page. Lucy splits the fields in race one at four and a half furlongs, Marle H. leads in race two, Wee Lass prevails in race three, Misa day Bow wins race four, Primce Magnet tops race five, Mason defeats Fisher Boy in race six. multiple runners also back and midfield leaders noted.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Lucy
Wenz Clements
Bil Treacy
Tnleé
Uttea
Ramiro
Wapangootis
Premium Rose
Lessen
Marle H
Ethel Barrymore
Even
Little Buttercap
Earle Crews
Macesne
Speingreaf
Edna Sullivan
Corsicana
Lady Niners
Wee Lass
Smlable
David Boland
Pronte
Pelham
Hed Ruby
Youthales
One_ wile
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Mertz and Mertz CO
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Fifteenth Street
New York Avenue Northwest
N. B
J. G W. Eiseman
Seventh St
Dalfords
Ave
Opticians
Penna. Ave
Pilsen
Abnet-Drury Brewing Co
M. Stein & Coo
Exclusive Tailors
One Avenue
Tmtwy
Goodyear Rubber
Keeley
Reeley Institute
T North Capital
Washington, D.C
Colambia
DAY Post
Brokaw
Ana
Edwin A. Freeman
Mount Clair
J. Becker
Woodland
George Hrokaw
Barker Wood
Bal Freenan
W. K. Wood
Howerwond
Hte
L. Hamilton
New York
Peres
Norman Towne
Girnview
H. Denny
Oakmont
M. Banes
Englewood
Eaverdwell
Megastirenk
Geear Woodward
Anglewood
Freeman
Montclair
H.W. Ormsbee
Crescent
Fralmh
Saginas
StichaTs
Miletus
Arsha Saise
Bluw Cour
Morrasin
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Parkgiln
Tom Cod
Fete
Capper
Natte
Humppa
Winchester
T. 8
Martin
Gentian
Flat
Ladsavien
Air Gra
Jeutid
Porotity M
Commgdace
Theim
Tlastiv
Felts Moses
Mowery
Pride of Wordstars
Come Oa Sam
Fenian
Golllatt
Namcokt
Larry Lynch
Footlights
Yanat
Waimgang
Join McBride
Sity Park
Sanction
Saftwines
Aran
Mitie Burnett
Baccilo
Tie Saracen
Toot
Lontotne
Canyulo
Dking Wilda
Mayberry
Jalmtie Gregg
Ibsing
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Ima
Pet
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Lette Huh
Albert Fir
Den
Doma
Toupee
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Isidor Hirsch
Nancy
Parkville
Taner Haskell
Cotter
Harry Patton
Prince ‘of
Columda
Winfred
Ioc
Castor
Morense
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Sam Sidman
Arragon
Calendar
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van S
Weacherford
Gold Heather
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Beile
Machin
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Nancy W
Mellah
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Chester
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Fetalla 2
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Blumenthal
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Jan Lutton
Take Ward
E. ML. Brattalm
Sir Dougal
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James A. Murray
My Order
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Phalens
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Hippocrates
Christine A
Magrane
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Old Mike
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Iran
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Sunny Shore
Briarthorpe
Canefo
Lelia Hib
Romaine
Don Domo
Toupon
Macene
E St. N.W
E.B
E. B
Arlington
Arlington Brewing Co
West
Rosslyn, Va
Goldheim & Sons
Carolina‘ Perfecto
Havana
United States
Cuba
Havana Tobacco Company
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