Two Three Horses First in the Races at Bowie
King Neptune and Celto win the opening events at Bowie racing where Th J B Tyree of Washington owns both offspring of Toots the mare. Celto took the six furlong Pinklime Handicap by a nose over Jim Basey after a late burst, while King Neptune outpaced Trajan in the opening race despite a slow start.
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Fine Field
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Fippen
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Emerald Gem
Sea King
Lntite
Whitney
Tolite
Trajan
Wing Neptune
McTagemart
Thomas Fortune Tiyan
Virgina
Nue Larrick
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Tiadan
Steward
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Fragmentary name list from Cinelmatic Enquirer shows mixed items
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Morning Telegraph
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Active
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the Busybody
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Habana Horse Races Result Summary
Multiple five furlong and longer races detailed with horse names, jockeys, payouts, times, and finish order. Peggy wins first race, Muskmelon takes second, Appar sionata wins third, Springmass triumphs fourth, igadoo leads fifth, Sir Fretfot tops sixth, Eek Tavis captures seventh. numerous entrants listed with times and odds.
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Peggy
McDermott
Catharine Turner
Hobinson
Elsewhere
J. Bauer
Spohn
Ynea
Columbia Lady
Rustle Maid
the Lark
Muskmelon
McPiermott
Gitana
Chilton Trance
Taplia
Moncrief
Albert White
Beda
Feaness
Balgar
Brown Prince
Wippewratex
Frill
Apparsionata
Lindsay
Lady Rankin
Lafferty
Minda
Bind
Cat. Brown
Harn Dance
Tay
Thuke
Shelby
Mimesia
Calechampian
J Nolan
Wirwinds
Hite Boren
Gme Auille
Springmass
Hacy
Lindsey
Sepulveda
Thing
Water Lad
Fairly
Louise Paul
King Radford
Patty Regan
Igadoo
Lean U
Gonew
Charley McFerran
Hanover
Napier
Our Ren
Belfast
Woitsbatha
A. N. Akin Sis
Sir Fretfot
Waldron
Daught
Finnley
Jack Harrison
Notion
Mark
Mack
Peahcock
Martre
Lamb's Tall
Thoroughbred entries reveal crowded midsummer card
Daily racing entries list seven selling and maiden races. First race shows 3-year-olds including Penance and Margaret O in 108 and 1118. second race features 3-year-olds with Tur-Tongs and Stubborn among others. midcard includes Brandywine and Star Gift in 7 furlongs. later races feature 4-year-olds up to 11-18 miles with names such as Heartieat and Pebble tracks.
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Samuat Rose
King Tuscan
King James
Far Tong
Broom
Littie Atta
Petr
Margaret O
Dr. Sullivan
Mady Spiritia
Dmear
Jolt
Sonfident
Page White
Heetogranh
Margaret G
Arian Horn
Taddling
Towton EU
Kayderoseros
Tos
Low Hattery
Brandywine
York Lad
Whos Mora
Syearolda
Star of Love
Flo
Pennyrock
Eagle
Doc Diebold
Lochiel
Herry Shaw
Lake van Z't
Cockapur
Shepherdess
Hermada Trevato
Hean Pere
Gegerius
Petulas
Daingerfeld
Ynriongs
Prospero Girl
Short Hand
Vmelda
Virgie Dot
Dolly Haye
Hive
Salvador Queen
Alda
Little Abe
Woward
Lo Mile
Teleore
Tw Je
Minas ‘Tempo
Retwar
Mere Cod
Wise Mason
Mandadero
Henry Welbank
Eileen R
Joy
Mina Lewiston
Rug
Bob
Frokendate
Charity Ward
Sklony B
Regards
St. Charles
Lacasarora
Senator James
Mesiria
Quid Xune
Nitty
Orimur Lad
Electrowan
Commendation
Cloud Chief
Vaicadex
Hloscas
Dbarnard
Wap
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WILLARD'S RISE AND FIRST SETBACK IN THE RING
The article traces James J. Willard's early career from 1911 through several fights, detailing his nineteen knockouts and clean record, his move from Oklahoma to New York seeking bigger purses amid the white hope craze, and his only defeat to Gunboat Smith in a protracted, controversial match. It notes his temperamental display, various opponents, suspensions, and the evolving public perception of his prospects.
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Willard
Charles Cutler
Cutler
New York
Arthur Percy
Luther McCarty
Carl Morrie
McCarty
Billy McCarney
Oklahoma
White
Buffalo
Satlor White
Kearns
Davis
Fort Wayne
Smith
Jones
Johnson
Charley Miller
Ringsidera
Reno
Alo Williams
Gunboat Smith
Battle for Heavyweight Crown detailed chronicle unfolds
A long ring-by-ring account chronicles Johnson vs Willard with Johnson’s bursts of body shots and facial punishment across seventeen rounds before Willard dethrones the champion in the twenty-sixth round. The narrative preserves names, ringside crowd energy, and the dramatic finale with Johnson collapsing as Willard claims the title.
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Johnson
Challener
Wilard
Willilard
Jess
Cowboy
Johanson
Jack
Thhey
Jeffries
Reno
Welsh
Welah
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