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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1907

Page

15

Old course Cigara sale at O Donnell’s today 9 for 2c

A fragmented list mentions Cigara made in the old way at O Donnell's and a one day sale with numerous names including Benning Agna Smith Jack McKeon and others. City Park and several place names appear, with scattered references to people and items.

Trust O'Donnell's St. Joseph Oakland Pal Confessor Eduardo Dras Briers Daniel C. Harvel College Widow Adena Supreme Court Fapid Water Postator Brillar St. Francie Beatord Blondy

Long Shot Takes Sprint at City Park

My Dulcie rode the seven furlongs to victory at City Park, paying 30 to 1 after leading from start to finish. The day’s best race, the mile purse event, saw John Inglis win easily, while clear weather and a fast track defined the card with several notable finishes.

New Orleans My Dulcie City Park Dulcie John J.’ Inglis Pickins J. Lee Jane J. Hicks Floss G Maggie Mackey Reoa P Sonata Manis Stella Elchberg Margaret Sylvan Betle Ash Wednesday Lady Godrich Yelling. de Thorpe Walker Bucket Brigade Kloyd Dick Rose Taylor Bitter Man Catherine F Golandina Belvasin G. W. Mackile Orlandot Ute Foster Antoine Berardo Ruby Wick John Inglis Parren Peter Sterting John Smualski Linyd Light Note Mortiboy Colling. Boserran Fancy Dregs G. Lee Prince Brutus J. Daly Tims Monro Spider Web Limerick Dorothy Duncan Saparanak Evie Green Lloyd Lacy Crawford L. Jones Duchess of Montebello Farrow Quaggo Gold Duke Boneful Granite Family Talk Gordon Rusk Black Lock Chamabelet Rothgeb Gold Zone Dals Orderly Troxter Algale Jedra Attention Tha Piker Miss Dus Milared Quk Grove Marvel P Baby P Webherfields Percy Clark

Six fall in Oakland race as Tanana breaks neck

San Francisco reports five from Oakland in a fifth race rout where Tanana stumbled and died after the fall. Jockey C Williams was shaken but others escaped serious harm. Qtapa won at 30 to 1, with Lizare taking the Janet Hand cay ina drive from Mary F.

Tanana Oakland San Francisco Track Hospital C. Wiliams Qtapa Lizare Janet Hand Creston J. Bailman Love of Gold Fischer Brodleaf Graham Tarabas Stenley Way Willapink KaYkaska Grace Marie Fel Skipper Jackson Wor Judge R Davis Bil Mayham Mima Combury Rose Pompon Kildee David Roland Fred Bent Tlus UL Mentry Paddy Lynch Williama Tima Bilver Sue Little Mirthful Cabin Cerro Santz Lizaro A. Brown Mary EZ. Dungan Liver Tree

Graziallo Is Beaten as Jubilee Repeats at Benning

At Benning yesterday the racing crowd saw upsets with Graziallo and Workman beaten as favorites. Jubilee, Littlefield's Com Bute colt, won the fourth race beating Ben Cole who was the Dinner Stake favorite. Golf Bar set the pace while Faust nosed Graziallo for minor money. Radtke rode Graziallo but rode ill and pulled up after the finish.

Garth Graziallo Workman Washington Benning Carter Groziallo Tickle Faust Gold Ball Alpenmarchen Rapallo John Madden Hall Tickie Golf Bar Goldstein Radtke Jubilee Red Littlefield Ben Cole

Jubilee Triumphs In Tight Four and One Half Furlong Finish

Ben Cole led early but Jubilee surged in the final stretch to win by a half length over Ben Cole. Gossoon pressed hard while Mountain blocked him at the rail. Time for the distance marked a meet best as Wabash Queen won the six and half furlong selling race ahead of Greene and Quadrilla.

Cassidy Ben Cole Jubilee Gossoon Mountain Bill Perry Belmont Black Domino Glorious Betsy Wabash Queen Greene Rother Quadrilla Bowling Bridge Venus Buttons Workman Columbia Cadiy Rince Fillgrane—Merriness A. D. Parr C. Hail Sterters Lb & A McDaniel Faust An Goldstein Graziallo Alpanmardhen Alex Tickle Feuat Graziato Greeno Vaino Whamor Pest X Stare. Fair Bec Toddinglon Pout Powern William Suetés Pata Fio Donald To Bie Koenig Mad Harry W.mutatyre A. Lee Morston Englander Wedaing L Smith Charlla Doherty Wichard Morris Eaty Polaris =. ‘Bud], never far from the pace, caught Black Domino Glorious Benay Kitty Emich Reckan Marston GharHa Doherty Merry Man Qreedon Stare Good Pines Farandole Posey R J. Gallagher G. W. Forman Jorkey Goldstein Tia Bo Pc Greene Jedwin H MiSsick McDanial Lord Badge Dairy Maid Alyah Henry Bettie Bouncer Lintless Yorke Wabash Leo Darry Maid Ewin H Hamme Ch. c Computer Stefansite F. Littlefeld Julies Ren Cote Johnzon Montain Enelander Ben Cale Ake Calumbla Post Johnson Legerdemzin Bob Régred Frexton O'd T L Smith Blue Pirate Mazhstan Ae McDaniel A. M. Marrone J. Marrone Tenny West Itohmena Batons Rute Wearkman Oaver Ferlong Foot Wag Tring Colemona Setatehed Parkville Ivanhoe Azeline

Chevy Chase Steeplechase Motorcycle?

The Chevy Chase Steeplechase falls on the Washington Jockey Club card drawing non pros from neighboring clubs. Dion Kerr will not ride Hasex. top contenders include Richards Wallachs Angle Clarence Moore Odesaa Kitty Belairs Navajo and Pete Daly with Ardette as Kerr's potential mount.

Chevy Chase Washington Jockey Club Washington Dion Kerr Hasex Richard Wallach Angle Clarence Moore Odesaa Kitty Belairs C. H. Smith Navajo Pete Daly Ardette

Gossip at Benning Trace in Garter Handicap talk

Graziaho’s defeat in the Benning Trace handicap dampened Billy Garth and Samuat Roos’s hopes. Grusiatto carried 429 pounds and, despite concessions in pace, failed to impress as a trials indicator for Aqueduct’s big meet. Faust and Golf Ball from Madden’s and Hitchevel’s stables dueled hard in the final 100 yards.

Graziaho Billy Garth Samuat Roos Grusiatto Golf Hall Aqueduct Faust John E. Madden Golf Ball Madden T. Hitchevel, Jr Bunning

Navy Crew Poised For Georgetown Rowing Race

Annapolis April 6 The Naval Academy crew led by Captain J H Ingram and featuring Davis Rockwell Montgomery White Prichard Bagg Leighton faces Georgetown tomorrow in fine trim. Glendon praises Ingram as ideal captain and notes Davis and Rockwell as strong veterans with improving form amid minor shakers due to McKee illness and McKee’s stomach trouble.

Glendon Capt. Ingram Davis Washington Annapolis Naval Academy Georgetown Navy Glendan McKee J. H. Ingram Ingram Yale Rockwell Montgomery White Prichard Bagg Steer Kinkaid Georgetown Navy Leighton Academy

Golf Ball Wins Impressively Amid Jockey Club Stakes

Golf Ball a powerfully built Plaudit colt trained by Madden, won despite a close challenge from Golf Esl] with Goldstein steering. Faust and Alpenmarchen showed promise, while Ben Cole, Jubilee and Radike provided spirited attempts in rough conditions. Many horses and riders, including Jockey Johnson, J Lee, and Howling Bridge, drew attention as the Benning meeting showcased speed, tactics, and betting activity.

Golf Ball Jockey Club Hitchcock Glving Tleile Faust Alpenmarchen Madden Goldstein Golf Esl Faust Ty x Clover Horsemen Bending Ben Cole Johnsson Barrie Hen Cole Radke Jubilee Raca King Radike Ypshank Fred Litefield Tabites Carter Heth Hag Tlekis Benning Fulgrané Pounda Grazialla Gallagher Ferman Oth Little Ally Strong Pruce Chow Farandole Elze A. Lee Logerromain H. A. Beal Howling Bridge Venus Goldstemm John B. Madden Amott Tom Manale Johnson John H Madden Manic Papera J. Lee New Orleans Lee Joe Marrone Buttons Lorie New York Dickey 2Mwell California Gossoon Fanilango Billy Oliver Lord Badge Hickory Jim Oliver Paul Powers Datil Paul

Terry McGovern Released from Stamford Sanatorium

Former featherweight champion Terry McGovern left a Stamford sanitarium after a two month stay. Doctors predicted a relapse but he asserted full recovery and planned to enter business life in Brooklyn with his stepfather. His wife financed his release and a guard will accompany him during rest and daily visits to the sanitarium.

Washington Fort Stamford Conn Terry McGovern Joseph Creamer E.H. Quinn New York McGovern Jon Humphreys Sam Harris Terry Joy Humphreys Tex- Dect Brooklyn Lfe

Tie for bowling honors as Columbia drops game to win league

The Real Estate League winner hinges on total pins after a one game tie with Columbia. The District Duckpin League saw Fat Men take two from Walkovers as Bennett posted strong sets. Navy Yard League totals appear with scattered scores for several teams.

Columbia Lawyer Palace Potomacs America Bowling Congress Bennett C'l'mbla Lawyers Whitney Beaty Togham Maedel Biehop Duckpln Wikora Fat Men Ad Wade Everett SS Ash Songstadt Young Hackell Algue Bennetton ST Johnston Saxty Navy Yard League

Georgetown Crew Light Sails Severn River Practice in Annapolis

Special to The Washington Fest Annapolis Maryland April 5 Georgetown crewmen under Coach Murray A Russell arrived in Annapolis this morning and rowed the Severn River course this afternoon for half an hour or more Russell expressed satisfaction with today’s practice noting satisfactory wind and water conditions and anticipation that conditions will hold tomorrow The navy crew reportedly weighs a little over ten pounds more per man than the visitors

Washington Annapolis Georgetown Murray A. Russell Severn River Russell Navy

Ten Eyck Gets Assistant for Syracuse Crew

Coach James Ten Eyck engages trainer Samuel W. Wright of Worcester Massachusetts to prepare the Syracuse University crew for the Poughkeepsie regatta. Wright, a Worcester oarsman and trainer, has long been associated with local rowing and trained Ten Eyck's son James Eyck Jr. now at Syracuse.

Syracuse Washington Post James Ten Hyck Samuel W. Wright Worcester Mass Ten Eyck Wright James Ten Eyck, Jr Syracuse University

Magic saddle scam leads to pair’s arrest in New York

Two men Moe Goodstein of 35 West 119th street New York and Max Burnstein of 80 East 168th street New York were arrested by headquarters detectives for touting races at Ben ning. They displayed a small saddle like those on race horses and promised an electrical device would guarantee wins, then disclosed a horse name in confidence for a fee. The scheme, alleged to have been used at East St Louis and New York tracks, faces police court action under Judge Kimbell’s drive to curb touting. Maguire named lacrosse coach for Ithaca College and Minnesota adds a jiujitsu professor to its staff, with M Matsua arriving from Tokyo to teach.

Tonts Moe Goodstein West 119Th Street New York Max Burnstein 168Th Street Benning East St Louis Kimbell

Smathers and Billings Testify in Smathers Case over Lou Dillon

In New York on April 3 defense in the Memphis Trotting Association case against Elmer E. Smathers over Major Detmar’s gold cup rested as both Smathers and C K Billings testified. Smathers denied drugging rumors and disputed a witness claim of a $10 offer versus $35,000. Billings described Lou Dillon’s conditional behavior at the quarter post, denying prior illness statements. The defense rested and the trial adjourned until Monday. Bowler Ties Up Two Teams in Duckpin Tournament at Handiboe’s Diamond Alleys with Byrd pairing for first in two-man events and leading scores among teams.

New York Cass Memphis Trotting Association Elmer E. Smathers Smathers Major Detmar C. EK. G Lou Dillon Ea Haunders Billings Hammond Oliver Schmid Byrd Handiboe Pout Heituuiler

Chess Masters in Finals in New York City

Dr. Emanuel Lasker and Frank J. Marshall face off in game fifteen of the world chess championship at the Everett House in New York City. Marshall draws white, Lasker leads 7 to 0 with 7 draws, and Marshall has appealed a referee ruling over a protested Nashville game. Lasker must win one more game to clinch the match.

Washington New York Emanuel Lasker Frank J. Marshall Everett House Seventeenth Street Union Square Marshall Lasker Nashville

Spring Suit or Topcoat Made to Measure Ad

An advertisement invites readers to obtain a made to measure spring suit or topcoat. It promises a handsome illustrated booklet showing latest styles in suits topcoats and evening dress and offers samples of the season's fabric effects.

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