Jamestown Race Card Sees Favorites Sweep Day
At Jamestown Norfolk on April 4 Favorites dominated the program. Hyperion Tl easily won the opener while Osorine surprised as a heavy favorite in the sixth. A steeplechase mix up disrupted Mare Fletcher and Mabec, with Lizzie Flat finishing third. Rash, Bendaga, and Maramara nosed out rivals in the fifth, and Dundee narrowly beat Boy in a close hunt race.
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Spoats
Washington Pont
Norfolk Va
Jamestown
Hyperion Tl
Osorine
Te Jeading
Fletcher
Mabec
Rnfleia
Lizzie
WC Hinch
Joe Rose
Schorr
Hatfeld
J A Jones
David Dunops
Rendaga
Lewis Garths Maromare
Nerses
Maromara
Pah
Hendage
Jones
Boy
Dundee
Norfolk Hunt
R Evan Waa
Dindes
F Barry
Benning
Jacksonville
Flouda oOsag
Sulilug
Havre
Hadle Gm
Hallaher
Pala
Reid
Bonn
F Moore
Favorites Divide Card Racing Result Summary
Racing results show Harold winning a race in a 4 1/2 furlong event with Conerly second. Multiple participants including Grover, Brannon, and Louis de appear in the notes, indicating a crowded field and close times.
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Agi
Harold
Kaggoo
Frank Vty
Rabato
Boasy
Gabe
Grover J
Mimo
Louis de
Brannon
Maton Boas
The Winners Jamestown Hyperién 11 Burns racing results
A fragment lists multiple race results with participants including Minch Steinbapat Lizzie Flat Burnell and Father Stafford plus others such as John Louie Banorella Vamos Gerands Plo Pleo Tom Dolan Nebuslosus and Wrempen. Places and affiliations appear as parenthetical names.
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Jamestown
Hyperién
Burns
Minch
Steinbapat
Lizzie
Kolfeter
Burnell
Gross
Father Stafford
Seiden
la Rey
Archibald
John Louie
Caburn
Banorella
Thomas
Pensacola
Fourth Race at Oze wile purse Haodlmsn details
Race results list multiple horses with earned placings and times. Names include Oze wile Haodlmsn Old Honesty and Time figures such as 2 to 1 and 1 to 1. Other entries reference horses Mey Lutz and Cally Preston with second and third placements.
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Ction
Dan ‘Dilan
Hibernica Coonskin
Goldm Flora
Faye Equation Icarlan
Bel Rock
McLeod F
Stentai Alae Raat
Whbon
Devengort
Kercharal
Ormur
Fiege Capfoteglen
Mey Lutz Toh Gukeamy
Cally’ Preston
Gens
Wilson
Keomare Queen Fertuy
Ranstd
Aie “Rao
Sharon
Upset at Oakland horse race stuns betting rounds
In Oakland California on April 4 bold Burnell riding in the eighth race upset May Sutton by a neck. Burnell was overlooked in the betting and claimed victory as other races at the meeting featured close finishes and notable performances.
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Burnell
May Sutton
PENSACOLA RACING RESULTS SUMMARY
Results from Pensacola racing card across five races. First race saw vemos Franklin win at 1 to 2 odds over Elizabeth Daly with Fathertide third. Second race at five furlongs Gerando Ton led to Col Austin winning, Scotch Last Franklin second, with Serenade Ametus and Trappe also racing. Third race at Hive furlongs Pio Pico Carron won, Graentawn second, Balesed third. Fourth race seven furlongs Tan Dolan won, Bath Goodwin second, Atelescent Panty third. Fifth race one and one eighth miles Sehulosia won, Hoyle second, Meche third.
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Vemos
Frenklin
Elizabeth Daly
Welspen
Racz
Gerando
Lpton
Col Austin
Rallie
Franklin
Guilford
Michael Beck
Ametus
Trappe
Pio Pico J Carron
von Graentawn
Reills
Saily Hays Age
Carondolet
Aiiee
Tan Dolan
Sirtepen
Bath Goodwin
Cote
Atelescent Pan
Franklis
Becuicheta
Miles Sehulosia
Wrispen
Aven
Burns
Hoyle
Glesnor
Water Lake
Capital City League Joins Amateur Baseball Commission
After a long session the Capital City League signed the amateur baseball commission constitution and by laws. An arbitration board of three impartial members will decide all disputes quickly. A July 4 transfer ban was adopted and other leagues noted absent.
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Moat
Capital City Baseall League
Capital City League
Page
Suburban League
Made & Spolht
Belgiano
Capitoll City League
JH F Worley
Independence League
Belgrano
Bolglanc
Thatcher
Robert H Young
Shuck
T L
Fortune
Capital City
C E Edwards
Marquette
Herman A .Moyers
Fred Page
F Worley
Stokes
Departmental
Bankers
Conklin Wins Open Billiards Match at Hamilton Club
New York reports Charlex F Conklin, a former national champion, defeated Dr Walter Effenheimer of Philadelphia 400 to 243 in the opening game of the National Association of Amateur Billiard Players tenth annual tournament at the Hamilton Club Brooklyn. The match was 40 points up 182, with both players reaching fifty seconds before decision. Tomorrow, Dr Douglas will meet Joseph Meyer, and Morris D Bron faces Edward W Gard.
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New York
Charlex F Conklin
Chicago Athletic Association
National Association of Amateur Billiard Players
Hamilton Club
Brooklyn
Walter Effenheimer
Philadelphia
Halk Une
Anchor
Douglas
Joseph Meyer
Morris D Bron
Edward W Gard
Montclair
Conklin
Rome
Ufferheimer
Thomas Gallagher
Racing entries reveal mixed field across six races
A dense list of entry names and weights for the day’s races across six events. Three-year-olds meet four-year-olds and up in long sprints and selling maidens with numerous horses named including Robes HN, Hedge Row, Pully fea, Neoskelesta, Reybourn, Takahira, Bon Amur, Miss Lorin, and Expect to San among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Leng
May Wasd
Donna Wart
Dandage
Attell
Sarth
Cavanagh
Osthiehem
John Carrol
King Gaines
Longa Puro Reybourn
King of Yolo & Racing Hello
Takahira
Paul Davis
Woodlane
Avondale
GM Turlanga
McAndrewst
Finch
Dana
Jacksonville
Purio
Bon Amur
Adela
Amber Wismal
Garetes MG
Waelan
Jelene Chess Abette
Miss Lorin
Jack Demarten
Fear Point
Horace Eel Oro
Totton
Dor
Lady Tema
Tom McGrath
Herbert
Bonnie Berd
Exhon LG
Belling
Palseas Wratfield
Queen Land
Delstrome
Quayre
Marlo Uo
Sunday School League Opens Its Betaon on May 2
President Herman A Meyers announced the Sunday School Baseball League schedule. The season runs May 2 to July 2 with Anacostia facing Langdon in the final game. Holidays will pause play plus a Sunday school parade will be held.
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Sunday School League
Herman A. Meyers
Sundey School
Hammne
Anacostia
Langdon
Hey Country
Ais7
Duiote Va
Hamline
Peck
Dantline
Fecoline
Hamiln
Niall
S. Famine
Gin
Hamline Va
Hamlin
Langéot
Don
Adacartia
Peek
Iroquois Organize Nine A Printing Club Baseball Team
The Iroquois Guilng Club forms a district baseball nine made up of government printing and office staff. Manager Smith names tentative lineup with O Brien Serrano Weyand Murray and others. Training starts and a game against Piney Ridge of Twin ing City is planned with a celebratory boat house gathering at River Side clubhouse.
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Iroquois Guilng Club
Smith
F O'Brien
Miguel Serrano
Gus Weyand
River Side
Mount Vernon
Senate Nine to Open Season Versus Chamber of Commerce
The Senate basebal nine opens its season on Thursday against a strong Chamber of Commerce team. The game will be played on the east diamond of the Wellose, starting at 9 o clock. Davis and Homme will handle pitching duties for the Senate, with Reid yet to finalize his lineup. Expected fielding positions include Bond in center, Burns at short, Hinkie catcher, Johnstone at third, Briggs or Kelly at second, List at first, Enright in right, Burke in left, and Geld, Davis, and Honme as pitchers.
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Senate
Chamber of Commerce
Thagama
Senators
Davis
Homme
Reid
Bond
Hinkie
Johnstone
Briggs
Kelly
Enright
Feld Burke
Geld
Unclear text with multiple names and fragments
Fragmented OCR snippet lists many proper nouns and phrases lacking coherent events or context. No clear story or dates emerge. readers see a jumble of names such as Doris ward, Meandrews, Jamestown, Irma, and Tom McGrath amid stray terms and quotes.
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Aleucen Bem Goya
Ance RT Ucindon
Hugh Pls
Piee
May Jene
Lou Lenler
Tom McGrath
Lady Irma
Ela Rena Crite
Automobiles on Display and Test Runs Highlight Local Show
Local dealers unveiled a grand auto display with Franklin, Cadillac, Arrow, Baker models and Hupmobiles. Notable runs reported by Barnes and Miller show routes from York to Washington and Annapolis with mixed road conditions and plans for spring improvements.
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J W Stoddard
Franklin
Deck & Stoddard Company
Cadillac
Paires Arrow and
Baker
Harvard Soccer Team Defeats Cornelli 6 to 3 in Comeback
In Cambridge area action Harvard players won a decisive 6 to 3 victory over Cornelli Soccer at the local field on April 4. Harvard demonstrated strong offense and solid defense throughout the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Fembridge
Mass
Cornelli
French Seamen Strike Shuts Down Several Steamships
Merseilie April 4 The naval reservists and steamship lines clash over employing Arabs and natives not French on ships. A general strike is declared as crews demand dismissal of all natives and release of thirteen comrades from Mouloya arrested for desertion after refusing to sail without landing natives. Premier Briand vows to maintain discipline. plans to use warships for mail and passenger service. A strike also votes at Toulon.
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Merseilie
Mouloya
Briand
Marina
Toulon
Mount McKinley Expedition Advances Rapidly Above 12000 Feet
Seattle April 4 The Mount Mc Kinley expedition led by Thomas Lloyd Robert Worn Harry Karsten and Charles McGonigle, all seasoned mountaineers, progressed faster than expected and reached 12000 feet without major difficulty according to a Valdez Alaska report carried by the steamer Northwestern. From 12000 to 14000 feet a nearly vertical face loomed, while Lloyd sent a letter to Fairbanks noting survey findings and swift ascent records.
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Seattle
Wash
Mount McKinley
Thomas Lloyd Robert
Harry Karsten
Charles McGonigle
Valdez
Alaska
Northwestern
Fairbanks
By & Hunter Lloyd
Chapel of the Nativity Baseball Team Reorganized for 191
The Chapel of the Nativity baseball team reorganizes for the season of 1919 adding four new members and seeks games with teams aged 17 to 19. Roster includes Mets and Small pitchers Hale and Dale, catchers Martin Buchanan Zup Hildebrand Boteler, infielders Carver Mattern Bosley Paul Green, and outfielders. Address William Carver, 1833 E Street SE. The Invincibles organize with Streets, Olcott, Bellman, Bates, Gans, Ryan, Manning, Lewis, and Dougherty. Addbery challenges Keim at 7 F Street NW. The GranHops AC becomes Union Stars AT, retains old players, and seeks games with teams averaging 18. Address Charles J Busston. Penn defeats Amherst 1 to 0. Manager McGraw trades Herzog and Collina to Boston for Becker.
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Chapel of the Nativity
Ike
Mets
Hale
Twodale
Martin
Buchanan Zupnick Hildebrand
Boteler Indeiders
Carver Mattern Bosley
Paul
Green
William Carver
E Street
the Invincibles
Keim
Olcott
Bellman
Bates
Gans
Ryan
Manning
Lewis
And
Granhops AC
Union Stars
Gundey
Kensington AC
Charles J Busston
Only One Saved From Ship Kate Thomas Disaster
Falmouth EnglandApril 4 The four masted Kate Thomas in tow of Lands End was struck and sunk by the steamer Indian. The captain and mates with sixteen crew drowned. A apprentice survivor was rescued by the towing tug. The Indian reached Penzance this evening.
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Falmouth
England
Kate Thomas
Lands End
Wire
Sis
Streck
Penzance
Glass trust probe begins in Pittsburg grand jury
A United States grand jury convened in Pittsburg to probe alleged restraints of trade by combinations. Special Attorney E P Grosvenor from Washington assisted and was admitted to practice for the occasion as witnesses were examined in the Imperial Glass Company case.
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Washington
Pittsburg
United States Grand
Imperial Glass Company
E P Grosvenor
Columbia Adopts Lion as New University Mascot
At Yale and Princeton rivals cited for mascots Columbia selects a lion as its emblem. During the alumni reunion a lion and ram are named to symbolize school spirit. A blue and white banner is unveiled as 300 alumni cheer. James Duane Livingston unveils the banner.
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New York
Yale
Pal Moore Beats Jones in 10 Round Bantam Bout
Philadelphian Pel Moore won all but the last round against Wille Jones of Brooklyn in a ten round fight at the Olympic Athletic Club in Harlem. Jones showed speed in the ninth but was outclassed throughout the bout according to New York reports dated April 4.
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Brooklyn
New York
Pel" Moore
Philadephia
Wille Jones
Olympic
Harlem
Jones
Youthful baseball player dies from flying bat injury
In Ithaca on April 4 Harold Trainer, a youthful ball player, died from a bat accident during last week’s game. A bat hurled from another player struck him on the forehead, marking the first baseball fatality of the season in the area.
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Ithaca
Harold Trainer
Yale Sees New Rules Tryout In Spring Practice
Yale field tests new football rules during spring practice in New Haven Connecticut. About 45 players, led by Captain Fred Daly, take part as coaches run three weeks of drills and scrimmages to evaluate the team and implement the rule changes.
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Yale
New Havan
Conn
Yale Field
Fred Daly
Which man makes the right impression?
An ad-like debate contrasts two men, one wearing ready-made clothing from a store or bargain-tailor and the other in a carefully crafted suit. It argues honest tailors deliver style, fit, quality, and lasting shape, and warns against cheap ready-made garments, urging custom tailoring for true value.
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S “Rubshart
Summit Route Delayed by Steep Climb Ahead
The team states no alternative path exists to the summit without facing serious difficulties. They warn a steep climb will cause a prospective delay, though no other major obstacles are anticipated.
Masked Bank Robbers Dynamite Vault at Randolph Bank
Three masked men bound and gagged Town Marshal Cerroll in Randolph while dynamiting the vault at First National Bank of Randolph. They escaped with an estimated $10,000 in the early hours near April 4.
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Randolph
First National Bank of
Cerroll
Grant era cabinet figure dies in Portland
Portland April reports the death of George H. Williams last member of President Grant's cabinet. Williams who had retired from active work due to ill health had moved from New Lebanon to Oregon where he served as chief justice of the territorial supreme court and drafted Oregon's constitution before being named United States Attorney General from 1871 to 1876. He later returned to Oregon to resume law practice.
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Portland
Greg
George H Williams
Fudge Wiliams
New Lebanon
Oregon
Supreme Court
State of
United States
Grant
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Lone
Rash
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Oaklend
Cal
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Une Sqvand
Media
Grose
Othale
Coburn
Academie
Williamy
Zinta Brana
Wiltrade
Grean
West Point
Robert Hein
San Prandteco Malaren
Buymnell
Gress
Button
iThemay
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McBride
Hoek Friar
Elem
Deneca
Theodore Cane
Father Blaiford
Belden
la J
Alra
Grae
Tex
Williamie
Timia
Bilerd
Paul Clizerd
Aiderguleh Battle Mack
Fusion
Faven Torlonge
Pri Mohr
Jack
Mentry
Fancy, Novgorod
Johnny Lyon
John Louis
Ato
Borri
Vérates
Fuurity Oouren Banocola
Lady Panchita
Cadette
Marburg
Larchibald
Port Mahone Meltondale
Madelina
Musgrave Ae. A
LEA
Sleus
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Amateur Baseball Commission
Firraen
Alancon Mantis
Afichaa
Beth Goodwin
Ang Colne Austin
Benond
Tannie Toy Asch
al Busch
Fico Ametus
Luculna
Slide
Frank Payton
May Jane
Sanona Girl
Senate Aid Chamber of Commerce
Kuhnhart Serges
Fos Fwinster
General Motor Company
Muel Piesen
Buick Mator Company
Mo Johnston
Chevrolet
Bob Burnham Liuis
T Fest
WC Sterling
White
H G Sharpe
Wilson Company
Hupmobiles
J S$ Simmons
WBR Wright
Conk & Stoddard
New York Tre
Abe Uroom
Battisanto
Theodore Barnes, Jr
Barnes & Hendrick
York
Charles H Millec
Miler Bros
Ford
Miller
Ralph Miller
Baltmore-Washington Boulevard
Elkton
Contea
Mr. Miller
J B Chopin
Annapolis
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Stenner
Sluurer
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Conrny
Spence
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Tote
Duckpin Leagt Rasolutes
Pont
Jamra Farrower
Poston
Spacrough
Farrow, Jr
Tota
GPO Union League Pressman
Birkend
Wales
Metsar
Automobile Supply Dept
National Electrical Supply Co
New York Ave
Gap
MT. Wkinley
Ice
Qoyd
Pennsylvania
Amherst Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Amterst
Amhersts
Kane
REE Amherst
McGraw
New York Giants
Herzog and
Collina
Bostons
Becker
Norfolk
Giante
Penna. Ave
Glass Trust
Columbia
New York University
Moore
J.D. Burns & Co
Fourteenth St
Bank Safa
GH. Wilheme
the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
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