Twenty two out of Carter Handicap contenders named
Twenty two entrants were declared out of the Carter Handicap at Aqueduct on April 16. The list includes Waterlight Blond Inquisitor Pubeus Iron Battles Suffrage Handsarra Red Friar Gresaina Jacquin Seales Vendor McCarter Superman Hermitane Cre Zambit Zlenap Cabachon Tom Dolan Bells of Irequois Halifax and more. Okenite and Oxford sought public trials at Benning track and showed fair chances for the Carter Handicap.
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Billings to Testify in Lou Dillon Case at New York
The Lou Dillon-Major Delmar gold cup suit neared its finish as Major Delmar’s defense began presenting testimony. Veterinarian Robert McCully said aconite could be given to the mare in the hypothetical, while trainer Millard Saunders testified champagne was given after a heat. Dr. David Block attributed the failure to overtraining. An adjournment was set for tomorrow.
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Bars Pools at Ascot Endangered by City Move
Los Angeles April 4. City attorney asks council to pass anti pool selling law to halt racing at Ascot Park. Agreement with Ascot officials delayed action until after the current season. Jim O Boyle Georgetown sprinter trains for Pennsylvania games on Franklin Field April 22. He will run the 100 yard dash 22 and 220 yard events.
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Great crowd views mixed results in two year old chase card
Lady Powell fails to show speed as odds on favorite tumbles early. Jack McKeon powers past Euripides-Pioneer in the chase, rider knocked but safe. Ormonde’s Right and Old Colony win as betting shuffles through strong crowd amid brisk racing and close finishes.
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Ormonde's Right Wins Hard-Fought Meeting Finale
Pioneer faded early causing Melnenny to unseat. Old Colony's Close Call rallied in Africa race. Ping and Needles posted a fast pace but fell short. Ormonde's Right, Henry Mason’s top handicap horse, won the third weight at the meeting, after Campaigner led most of the way. Senoma Belle took third.
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Ormonde
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Senoma Belle
Gossip at Benning Track Stirs Hopes of Winners
Auturon Flower impressed in a swift display after arriving from Hot Springs. Daly bets Umbrella in a close third race as trainers chase top prices. Jockeys Griffin and Tate circulate for best odds while horses like Sir Dixon and Commodore Fontaine face scratches. Warner, Dupee, and Peter Knight feature among standout runners as a busy program unfolds at Washington tracks.
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Tate
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Lady Powell
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Kernel
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Gengseo
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Piougar
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Commodore
Farmer
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Tevorke
Plas and Needles
Old Colony
Knight of the Thistle
Madden
Warner
Bela
Akit
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Oly
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Dupee
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Men’s Spring Suits Priced at 18 and 20 Dollars
The store touts a continually elevated standard in its current line of Men’s Spring Suits. It claims faultless overall and detailed quality, superior intrinsic value, and broad variety of styles and patterns for buyers paying 18 or 20 dollars.
Otwell Wins as Apprentice Rider Stuns Races
In a fast card Otwell ridden by apprentice Vesper upstaged rivals in a two year old sprint. Trainer Douglas produced a one two for Aldine Sily and Addie, while Merrimac and Aviles trailed near the winner. Peters and Johnsons mounts showed strong form in the day’s events.
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Pasadena Wins Mile Handicap at City Park
Pasadena defeats Lancastrien by a head in the mile handicap at City Park as weather clear and track fast. Race results show Selig Mollie Ball Run second, Schartald first in the second race, Bouile Hayes winning the fourth, Robinhood taking the sixth and Lemon Girl prevailing in the seventh with strong fields and several notable horses in contention.
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Fireball Wins At Oakland Futurity Course Sprint
Fireball ridden by W Buchanan defeated clever sprinters at Oakland today. He easily beat Royal Rogue and Romaine after edging M Brattain into submission. The card included six races with Fireball winning the Futurity race and other notable finishes by Lord Nelson Laura P. Mitt Bugat Mala and others.
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Lipton Calls for Safer Motor Boats at Nice Races
London April. Sir Thomas Lipton, noted yachtsman, endorses motor boat racing but urges stronger hulls to match large engines. He says current designs are too lightly built for the horsepower and calls on Lloyds to require safety standards before the sport can become truly safe and popular.
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Georgetown Crew Heads to Annapolis for Naval Cadet Race
The Georgetown varsity crew departs for Annapolis after a Severn River practice. Coach Russell reports fast two mile Potomac times and a well-tuned boat with Fitzgerald on stroke and Rice at seven. Five sailors who rowed Navy fast crew last year join the boat for the race, with expectations of a fast, snappy stroke against naval cadets.
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Amateurs After Hubbard in New England A A U case
Amherst April 4 John H Hubbard Amherst College captain of the track team and football coach faced possible permanent suspension by the New England A A U after being barred from Boston A A U competition for agreeing to coach. He declined to present his case when invited. Decision could affect participation in New England Intercollegiate Association and ICF A meetings.
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Demarest Purity Question Sparks Billiards Group
New York April 4 The purity of Calvin Demarest as a champion amateur billiard player was not debated at the National Association meeting. Ferdinand Poggenburg said no protest had been filed and no action was planned. The association, expanding with 39 applications for membership, may send representatives to Paris for the International tournament with Demarest and Poggenburg likely to be chosen.
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Militiamen Hold Games At National Guard Indoor Meet
The National Guard Athletic Association hosted its annual indoor meet at the National Guard Armory featuring 28 events. Highlights included wall scaling by militiamen and acrobatic exhibitions, with George Washington University star Lorando and Gill competing in distance events amid disqualifications and close finishes.
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Harvard Track Team Poised for Strong Season
Special to The Washington Post from Cambridge April 4 Harvard shows strong sprint talent led by L. P. Dodge and FP. W. Lockwood with Yale dual meet medals as a benchmark. Loss of F. J. W. Ford hurts times in the 10 yard dash and broad jump while Thompson Freedman Bowser Quinlan Edwards Burke head promising sprinters confident of a competitive Crimson squad.
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