Benning Apr 7 Horse Races Feature Local Odds
Benning notes racing cards with multiple races across six furlongs to two miles. Entries include Countess of Welbourne Apple Today Dock Rose Rebel Queen Whiskbraam Lotus Brandt Orlander Financier Masquerade Agnes Severus Ludwina Very Royal Donna Elylra Grace George Transform Intervene Brougham My Lady Frances Wheatbread Yankee Daughter Transform etc.
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New Orleans
Dock Rose
Fresh
Agna Wand
Fidel Carr Mg Lia Mas
Thomas Tathoun
Frrena
Very Royal
Anna Scott
Ay Rowe
Donna Elylra
Luhsoma
Grace George
Sweet Vern
Steen
Transform
Gaxin
Litle Mose
Irrigator
Intervene
Brougham
Miss de Jane
Bertha I
Frizette
Grimald
al “Muller
Frank Lord
Bragg
Sir Toddington
Bixth
Tady Almy
Chief Hayes
Hughes
Heme
Funiculaire
Flaxman
Hawhama
Hannibal Bey
Seventh
Colé
Little Jane
Tom Hayward
Angelia
Ratton
Telamund
Scaten Thistle
Tonic
Gemmell
Ligaro
Cloudlight
Burning Bush
Omatassa
Ben
Mandater
Cardinal Sarto
LG Ackerley
Happy Rice
Mary B
Clark
Shady Lad
Fury
Hand Maiden
Steel Blue
Cazador
Eckersalt
Gene Handion
Jos Aguala
Four favorites win in long odds race meeting at Oxford
Dress Parade at 100 to 1 upset in a steeplechase highlight. Elizabeth Sweeney edged Cheek in a tight two horse finish for the day’s closest result. Oxford led a strong crowd as Brown Tony and Puddin struggled amid a field of maidens in the fifth race, while Penarris and Cordite dominated the jump event with Penarris prevailing.
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Columbia
Waraday
Weatle
James McLaughlin
Alex
Harner
Grening
Aig Shaw T
Lee
Banique
Bath
Oxford
Elall
Greeno
Tin Ontordi
Deentzman
Trey of Spades
Mies
Isla
Sadie
Carroll
Port Wee
Jockera
Elizabeth Sweeney
Quarington
Cheek
McPaniel
Walker
Carthy
Nesta
Brady
Stete
Yorke
Tahira
Irv Powell
Ronnie Kelso
Atreich
France
Geome Rpeed
Hardy
Trappe
Bonnie Kelso
Jack Glenn
Tiana
Vale
Vaunner
Ino
Stat Gund
Woolsthorpe
Lady Prima
L Tichardy
McLaughlin
Cahes
McCarthy
Tony
Clathorne
al Orke
Arlye Gimels Claiborne
Gary Herrmann
Peninah
Penarris
McInerny
Sir Wooser
Besele Kiser
Pia Ba Davidson
Fi Machine
Hewitt
Fin MacCool
Brah
Goad
Golden Garter Roseling
Aftongreen Stable
Wet Townes
Beota
McCahey
Barna
Queen
McCarhy
Ft Etote
Qrosnoka
Bergen
McFadden
Hartford Boy
Burns
Horner
Chong Girl
Fairbrother
Ward
T F Coley
Albert—Zetetic
Rowan
Shaw
Tady Karna
Helen
Pee
Venus
Clements
Obert
Lady Karma
Littletom Maid
Neoakalesta
Dress Parade
Prim
Don Richards
Jimmy McLaughlin
Benning
Brown Tony
Edgely
Beggerman
Greene
Long Shot
Cheek Anothe
Puddin
Winnger
Mosby
Claiborne
Cordite
Pai
MacCool
John Madden
Alloy
Winners and heavy favorites in New Orleans races
Alloy led from the start to victory in the featured race as Queen Leah and Cartwheel chased. Clements rode the day finishing easy with Cartwheel taking second and Obert failing to challenge the favorite. D Ar kis surged late to third, beating Lady Karma by more than a length.
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Alloy
Leah
Madden
Clements
Oval
D'Arkis
Lady Karma
Amateur racing at Benning sparks seesaw debate
Washington racing meets embrace amateurs day with six furlong and steeplechase events at Benning. Supporters urge more amateur races to cultivate talent and interest among owners, while critics claim midweek betting obstacles and heavy weights destabilize form. Dress Parade’s long priced win marks James McLaughlin’s thirteenth win of the meeting.
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Benning
Chevy Chase
Washington
Nmateurs
Benning Meets Show Strong Stable of McLaughlin Horses
McLaughlin trains Goldstein Delaby Fairbrother J Smith Gardner Hippo Hennessey Christian McCahey and A Lee thirds for horses in seventy six races across fourteen days. The stable displays strong form with several winners and high placements including Queen Lead and Alloy. Jockeys McCahey and McCarthy figure prominently as Autumn meets draw near, with plans for the Officers Mounted Service Cup and spring Pimlico entries.
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McLaughlin
Fitzhugh
Lee, Jr
Oxford
Hepe
Messrs
Monahan
O L Richards
Benning
Ernest Hall
Nebraska Lass Denied Win Then Placed Third In Unaired Finish
New Orleans April 7 Nebraska Lass, favorite in opening Fair Grounds race, finished fourth but awarded third after a foul claim against Silverton altered the stretch order. Alice won the 4 furlong race over Servicence with Nebraska Lass advancing to third. other horses include Milverton and BeantHing in a congested finish.
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New Orleans
Nebraska Lass
Fair Grounds
Silverton
Alice
Servicence
Barton
Rosen
Nicol
John Hall
Albverto
Milverton
Merrigo
Watt
Lady Liseakt
Troxler
Escuta
Sylvia
Nazimora
Watnga
Minnis
Sarey
Harriette Sen
Meadow Green
Yacuna
Hawkama
Nicot
Bertha
Warren
Frontenac
Sir Toddington
Jack Bratton
Mies
Lynn
Punky
Gauge
Father
Grenade
Kane
Heap Talk
Masson
Dorothy Amn
Keep Mum
Milford
Minder
Albert Mo
Burket Bugaie
Our Boy
Albert
Jennies Beau Miss Vigilant
Mascow Belle
Ada OQ Walker
Miles Charlatan
Stealy
Wise Hand
Mo McGee
Charley Ward
Elfall Grifain Canoplan
Yarsh Redon
Terne
Rod Algo
Seven Full Dominates Oakland Race Card in Open Meeting
In Oakland on April 7 Seven Full led from start to finish in the first race, a clear winner over Balreed tonk who took second in a hard finish. The Ladi Handicap delivered a dramatic photo finish with Johnny Lyons and Cabin At pushing the favorite McIntire on Cabin to the line. Hayes claimed a foul, but none awarded. The card featured multiple races with strong contenders like Yaksmna Bella and Belmore, while other entries included St Alon Manila, Thierry, and Rey Dare in various stakes.
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Oakland
Cal
Balreed Tonk
Johnny Lyons
Cabin
McIntire
Jackey Hayes
Hayes
Gilbert
Ft Se
Royal Queen
EH Clark
Misty
Frida Sugano Tunaway
Sdith KR
Diecile Spek
Avusaales
Nworlne
Yaksmna Bella
Wo Miller
Mauretania
LA Walsh
Adriana Lecoureur
Leona Oolso
QW Miller
Moreland
St Alon Manila
Thierry
Rey Dare
Borghes
Taneta
Darlington
Johnstown
McIntyre
Ralph Young
Chiesehboarm
Edearia Ie
Glorious Retes Lykers and Noble Names Parade
A mosaic of names appears in a readable fragment listing figures like George Bailey John McBride Druid Creston Bor Andrew W Cook Dick Wilson and Cardinal Sarto JW Ghelli, with numerous titled individuals and aliases such as Ragman Coimident Danyah Azure Maid Tirebrand and Night ist Uneasy Masquerage. The piece preserves era style and a parade of aristocratic or pseudonymous figures without clear narrative.
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Duke of Milan
Pontatec
Tonle Cloudlight
Natise Sen Lizaro
Mary B Clark Cardinal Sarto
JW Ghelli
Mischief Agnola
Nationals Cantillon Eyes Doubleheader After Rainout
Indianapolis April 7 Joe Cantillon and the Nationals faced rain and a postponed game with the Local American Association club. Cantillon plans two make up games tomorrow, reports his team is healthy and improving daily. Cornell Won’t Contribute to Fund. Ithaca April 7 Cornell athletic council head Frank Irvine says the university will not fund Olympic team support, insisting funds stay for Cornell athletics. Aubrey Smith and Forrest Robinson, Marie Doro company players, played golf on Columbian links yesterday. Robinson won.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Joe Cantil
Jon
Ins Nationals
American Association
Cantillon
Cornell
Ithaca
Frank Irvine
Cornell Athletic Council
Irvine
Aubrey Bmith
Forrest Robinson
Marie Doro Company
Columbian Links
Robinson
Wagner Pay Dispute Shocks Pittsburg Baseball Circles
Verbal sensational claims allege Hans Wagner demanded ten thousand dollars per year with Harry Smith signed, after meetings in Wichita Winfield Kang Carnegie and Massillon. President Dreyfuss reportedly floated seven to nine thousand but Wagner held firm. Robb links and four party hold up talk swirl amid travel from Hot Springs to Kansas and Massillon.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
John Gruber
Hans Wagner
Wichita
Winfield Kang
Dreyfuss
Clarh
Wagner
Hot Springs
Kansas
Smith
Massillon
Gruber
John S Robb
Allegheny County
Cathher Gibson
Tammy Leach
Leach
Gibson
Futtsburg
Slot Springs
Ark
Smiths
Ohio
Fake wrestling match swindle drains bets in South Bend
Local report alleges W J Srring, president of Cleveland public service board, traveled to South Bend to seal a Florida game deal and a clubhouse, then fell victim to a sharpers gang. Fleming and Foster, promoters, were jailed. A $42,000 wager and $19,000 insider bet vanished as the scheme collapsed.
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South Bend
W J Srring
Public Service Board of
Cleveland
Florida
W Flemme
Jfk Foster
Fleming
Foster
Springburn
Pomeroy
Springhorn
Trust Company
Smith Knocked Out by Britt In Philadelphia Bout
In a Philadelphia fight, Britt chambered a left to the stomach and a right to the jaw, sending Smith, known as Handsome Charlie, down and out in the third round after earlier rounds showed Smith tying up and taking punishment from Britt's clever defense and powerful right hands.
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Washington Post
Ballumiere
Ani
Charles Smit
Handsome Charlie
Philadelphia
Arong Athletic
Lub Smith
Britt
Anen
Tound
Smiths
Howard schedule outlines season trip and game dates
Manager Cook of the Heard Trip team yesterday announced the season slate. Thirty games are listed including a Southern trip with multiple dates in April at Atlantic University Piedmont Alamance and other colleges. The schedule features Shaw University Bennett College St Augustine’s and Morgan College among others with venues in Greensboro Raleigh Charlotte and Washington DC.
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Cook
Heard Trip
Sis
Eles
Sche
Piedmorts
Aamo H Uo Medical Department
Shaw University
Greensboro
Bennett College
Great ©Horo
Bidils Universty
Tiariote NC
Biddle
Charlotte
Raleigh NC
Shaw Universty
Wanua? T School
Stater College
Mergat College
Morgan College
Aumui
Waeulry
Among The Advent Athletes Seek Games With Thirteen-Year-Olds
The Advent Athletic Club of the Church of the Advent fields a promising eighteen year old amateur baseball team with players infielders Reiseberg Marlow and outfielders Masser Seaton Brayshaw and others. Manager WW Ferry coordinates games from 114 Adame Street NW and 214 Florida Ave NW. The Warwick Athletic Club invites District teams for their season opener at 302 Ninth Street NE following a 10 to 2 victory over Waugh Church with Merrill and Walters delivering solid battery work. The Fowles of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing beat Machinists 6 to 4 on the Bureau diamond in six innings, highlighted by McCarthy fielding and a Milo vich Schuett double play. The Wallach Athletic Club seeks uniformed teams averaging seventeen years. address A Murray 416 10th St SE.
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Advent Athletic Club
Church of the Advent
Masser Seaton
Brayshaw
Juneau Towe Brennan
Tense
Reiseberg
Marlow
Ferry
Wo Daniga
Capain
Ho Jaceson
Me Clemente
Ro Mentzel
Ot Mertzel
H Browne
Culligen
Ro Culligan
A. Ferry
Florida Avenue
Warwick Athletic Club
Waugh Church
Merrill and Walters
Warwicks
Brewer
Ninth Street
Noutheast
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Bureau Diamond
McCarthy
Milovich
Schuett
Wallach Athletic Club
A. Murray
Tenth Street Southeast
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