Rain No Glog On Speed Veribest At Benning
Racing at Benning saw a rain affected program with soft mud as Veribest matched a four and a half furlong record. Oaklawn won the second race with a late surge, Bohemia dominated the opener, Poseur led the third easily, and Veribest again impressed in the fourth. Yeoman and Amberjack followed in the middle races, while a four-horse upset closed the card. Imperialist and Heber changes were announced, and seven entries each were filed for the Southern Steeplechase and Amateur Cup.
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Benning
T. S. Martin
Oaklawn
Garth
Shaw
Burns
Eaally
St. Hatephe
Proteus
Bohemia
Roseben
Poseur
Lane Holly
Tramotor
Albemarle Stables
Jane Holly
Parkville
Tol Ban
Vertbest
Gentain
Main
Yeoman
Amberjack
Cabin
Waddell II
Gold Dome
Fairbury
McDermott
Bernard Doswell
Will
Imperialist
August Belmont
Rodrock
James Johnston
Heber
R. Bradley
Johnston
H. ©. Hayes
Ch. m
P. Knut
Dion Kerr
F. Lorillard
Clarence Moore
E. J. Wallach
Richelieus
Mra. R. Bradley
C. G. Junius Roane
J. A. Bennet
Port Arthur
Leo P. Sherman
Fasty
H. T. Griffin
L. F. Holliday
Trapesist
W. K. Leveringt
Pat Dumphy
W. K. Levering
Replevin
Columbia Course
Wagner
Mattle T
Albemarne Stables
R. W. Waldeh
St. Th Pin
Op. Hill
Roma
Miller
Ch. O
Fayandale
Margaret Jane
W. Shields
S. Martin
Ae Shaw
Hatephia
Wis
Columbia
Loyallat—Penitence IT
C. BR. Tal
Burning Glass
Rheimer
Woodshade
Adel Trelba
Bryant
Poxeur
Tol San
Woodshad
Colwbia
Oh. Ft
Russell—Aption
F M. Kelly
Post. We. St
Gentian
Shay
Markeman
Ishnson
Atheling
Miss Glennon
Gorore - Aner
G.D
St. Fin
Hi. ci
Antherjack
Waddel Ty
Bu Baird
Monchord
Ru Fuller
Iagamana
Johnson
Nema
Cabin Batt
Tair
Abana
C. Waiters
G. Here ‘Gray
S Index
Jockers
Roy
Baird
Philsippine
City Park disqualifications mark New Orleans race day
In a bracing City Park program on April 6, Atilla was disqualified for crowding in the third race while Blue Flame, winner of the final, also faced disqualification for the same foul, and jockey Nicol was fined $100. The card listed six races with fluctuating finishes and notable runners.
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Fopls
City Park
New Orleans
Atilla
Blue Flame
Nicol
Gasconne
Maric
Golden Flower
Bridwell
Long Daya
Precioge Band
Alice Lloyd
Ghaney
Veales
Ila Weggoner
Favorita
McLaughlin
Dr. McChuer
Walkler
Marimbo
Burtachell
Hadar
Greydal
Daley Green
Lee
Lou Woods
Postman
Qregar
Custuz
W. B. Gates
Lowellt
Seashark
Attila
Charlie Dickson
Nevada
Miller
Mia
Bob
T. Sloan
Agent Bolle
Lily Brook
St Resolute
Lionel
Cincinnati Enquirer
Lancashire
Nico
Bazil
Munro
Filla
McKaughlin
Halcyon
the Eye
Hed Devil
Collector
Dunning
Jenkins
Nannie L
J. Hennessy
Jacob
Gisbock
Bonnie Reg
Drexel
Fred Mader
Norman Holt
Mr. Row
Glenelle
Fraceville
Amd
Thoroughbred Racecard Highlights From Oakland Meet
Oakland summaries reveal six races with winners including Tinker and Otto Bufel. Notable placings feature Rough and Tumble, Ben volio and The Cure, with times ranging from 1:27 to 1:59 and multiple runners listed in each event.
Racing Entries for Benning Track Meeting
A dense list of entries for seven races at Columbia course with weight and index notes. It lists horses such as Bound Brook Julia M Yorkshire Lad Blue Miracle Port Arthur McWilliams Ratbert Crossway Pater Finders and many others across six harness and flat races, including a steeplechase, with weights, indices, and assorted odds. Several two year olds, three year olds, and older horses compete in sprints and route events plus a seven furlong selling and a mile dash with various contenders and prices.
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Benning
Columbia Course
Bound Brook
Julia M
Port Arthur
McWilliams
Rabbert
Index
Hylag
Otho Vanagh
Imperialist
Columbia
Phantom
Sir Ralphrt
Kanail
Bob Murphy
Thoroughbred race card with mixed odds and entrants
The page lists multiple races with six furlongs to two miles. Entries include Awakening 88 and Fontesia 97 in race three, Docle 95 and Evelyn Kinsey 108 in race four, Bright girl 181 and Don Amiita 137 in race five, and numerous others like Rubin 104 Ledus 169 Silurian 101 in seven furlongs. Prices cover a wide spread with many horses priced in single or double digits and several entries noted by owners or stables.
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Alew
Orleans
Marsh Redon
Filla
Mr. Barnaby
Meteorie
Julia Junkin
Show Girl
Mary Lavann
Barner
Welloley
Bill Knight
Many Thanks
Wood
Yo San
Hemlock
James V
Helen
Inspector Girl
Edith
Verdant
Petros
Carew
Bertha E
Tichmingo
Swift Wing
Red Thistle
Pirate
Custus
Lee Snow
Hilarity
Little Margaret
Bodul
Grand Vitesse
Gisbook
Tonicum
Eva Dillon
Adam
June Collins
Morendo
Laurel
la Cache
Hakim
Clifton Boy
Virgie d'Or
Trinity Bell
W. J. Debon
Armorer
Ogontz
Springer
James Fitz
Ernest Parham
Blue Blase
Duellar
John Doyle
Mezo
Doesfin
Berenwood
William Merit
Awakening
Orchestra
Doc Wallace
Rain Rib
Fontesia
Termagent
Little Red
Irene Mac
Il Dottore
St. Merrileys
Alista
Vestry
Crisncross
I. Samelgon
Sadducee
Docle
Lee King
Eclectic
Stand Pat
Falernian
Auromaster
Posheen
Harry New
Memphian
Baikal
Cornwall and
Rough and Tumble
Evelyn Kinsey
Dewey
Full Conran
Bright Girl
Serling
Rubin
Ledus
Silurian
Puredale
Budget
Kickumbob
Oriana Ranier
Claudator
Morelia R
Rimrock
Whitaria
Ned Dennis
Rubino
Kermit
Selling
PF. B. Shaw
Foxy Grandpa
Harry Thatcher
Sweet Tooth
Candie Belle
Marelio
Glenbrier
Simeatro
Modder
Floranole
Tannhaumer
Colonel van Hellas
Floriana Bélie
Libbie Canard
First Lake
Lady King
Jake Moore
Iron Watson
St Frencia
I'm Joe
Temptation
Rosarig
Santee
Pannemore
Ono Mia
Sincerity Belle
May Holladay
Rossbourne
Hugh McGowan
Flaunt
Bvea G
Serenity
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Bob Ragon
Royal Red
Madeline
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Smithy Kane
Albert
Royal Rogue
Tocolaw
Robert Mitchell
Aquira Johnson
Lowe to Box O Neill in Baltimore
Lowe of Washington and O Neill of Philadelphia meet in a fifteen round featherweight bout before the Hudson Athletic Club in Baltimore. The match is expected to be entertaining as both box well in the featherweight division. O Neill once drew with Kid Sullivan and Lowe defeated Harry Lewis in a New Year bout.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Tommy Lowe
Jack O'Neill
Hudson Athletic Club
Lowe
O'Neill
Avery Sport
Kid Sullivan
Harry Lewis
Glen Echo
John O'Connor
Hudson Club
Hudson Street
Canton
Baltimore and Ohio
Barrett
Washingtonians
Humen
Georgetown to Face Nationals After Rain Delays Game
The Nationals and Georgetown Washingtons could not play yesterday due to rain, with the Georgetown Penn State game also canceled. Forecasts suggest a 4 15 PM start at National Park this afternoon if weather permits, featuring a Nationals lineup against Georgetown as capt. Harry Colliflower lists Gates and Rapp as catchers, Wolfe and Cantwell on the mound, and a full infield and outfield rotation.
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Nationals
George Washingtons
Georgetown
Harry Colliflower
Commissioners’ Club
Gates
Rapp
Maurice Wolfe
Cantwell
Dowling
Handibee
Venable
Hooks
Fitzpatrick
Collistoner
Hoffman
Beall
Bryan
Lay
Stehl
Baseball Magnates Meet Reelect Old Washington Officers
The Washington baseball club held its annual meeting with 8 percent stock represented. No new policies were outlined as the executive committee’s season work was affirmed. The stockholders re-elected the old board of directors: Thomas C. Noyes president, Benjamin S. Minor secretary and GM, W. H. Rapley treasurer, Edward Walsh, H. L. est HL PL Blair, and 8. C. Bone.
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Washington Club
Washington Baseball Club
Thomas C. Noyes
Benjamin 5. Minor
W. H. Rapley
Edward Walsh
H. L
Blair
8. C. Bone
Alan Lard Leads Field With 147 At United North South Golf
In a rain soaked Pinehurst day sixty two amateurs started the fifth annual United North and South Championship. Alan Lord Washington posted 76 in qualification and 72 in match play, total 147, four strokes better than Walter Travis’s best tournament record. Mary H. Dutton won the women’s title at Oakley CC over Mrs James Ford Bell 4 up 3 to play. Other notable results and qualification scores listed with several matches decided in the afternoon.
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Washington
Mike Dutton
Washington Post
Pinehurst
N. C
Eighly
Alan Lord
Columbia Golf Club
Walter J. Travis
Mary H. Dutton
Oakley Country Club
James Ford Bell
Ry M. K. Waters
Lakewood
M Oc
Parshall
Warren
Norman Towne
Chicago
L. E Wardwell
Camden
Armstrong
Deal
N. J
Dr. L. L. Harban
Lathrop E Baldwin
Flushing
R. H. McElwee
L. D. Plerea
Boston
L. A. Hamilton
Englewood
H. Slillman
Detroit
Lard
Wardwell
Freeman
McElwee
Hamilton
Harban
Becker
Herreshof
Baldwin
Lup
N Towne
Silliman
Waters
Pierce
Wright
Washington Golf Club governors filled and re elected
At the annual Washington Golf Club meeting in Fosslyn Virginia governors vacancies were filled P H H Tamplett was elected to succeed L A Pratt and Col Henry May E F Riggs John A Baker Dr T Morris Murray and B H Buckingham were re elected The secretary treasurer Riggs reported improved finances good clubhouse upkeep and greens in excellent condition The club will admit army and navy officers without initiation fees and will offer a series of cups for competition with play to begin soon
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Washington Golf Club
Fosslyn
Board of Governors
P. HH. Tamplett
L. A. Pratt
Col
Henry May
E. F. Riggs
John A. Baker
T Morris Murray
B. H. Buckingham
Riggs
Army
Navy
Rifle and Revolver Club Formed in Washington
About fifty men met at Union Veterans Hall to organize the National Capital Rifle and Revolver Club of Washington. A temporary committee was named to file papers, draft a constitution, and secure a rifle gallery. A meeting is set for April 12 at Linton Veterans’ Hall. M. Shappirio elected temporary treasurer. A Portland Fair sports brief notes Lewis and Clark Exposition events with world championship dates and an Automobile Day in July.
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National Capital Rifle and Revolver Club of
Washington
Union Veterans’ Hall
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Linton Veterans’ Hall
Messrs
J. C Bunn
Farrow
A. V. Babine
M. Shappirio
Portland Fair
Portland
Oreg
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