Naran Takes Steeplechase at City Park in 20 to 1 Show
New Orleans April 8 Naran won the steeplechase at City Park at 20 to 1 after Esterjoy the odds on favorite suffered a mishap near the finish. Esterjoy lost a stirrup at the last jump as Luminaries and other rivals followed. The card included six furlongs with Gargantua and Blacklock and six more races with Na Yan Parisian Model and Sagaponak among others.
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Esterjoy
New Orleans
Naran
City Park
Gargantua
Mapletram
Blacklock
Digginap
The
Hon
McAleeter
Muse Go Long
Fieldwick
King Brush
Sam Taylor
Little Lighter
Elamore
Fond’ du Lac
Na- Yan
Hueatons
Reel
Time
Dew of Dawn
Jephon
Hazel M
Brawney Lad
Vic Lorch
Gremae
Hubywick
Bitter Sir Olsoren
Mite
John G. Inglis
Minder
Peter Sterling
J. Boland
Neece
Mortiboy
Oranes
Ita
Denna Lea
Warner Griswell
J. Lees
Rather Royal
Farrow
Roseboro
Goldess
Grendica
Jose
Pat Bulger
Western
Flavisny
Boland
Grenade
Traxler
McBeth
Ford
Sincerity Belle
Lady Wilson
Jungle Impatao
Sey!e
Raleigh Proves Surprise at Oakland Race Meet
In Oakland, a large crowd enjoyed fine weather and a lively program. Raleigh won the opening five furlongs at 10 to 1, with Heather Scott and Hart among the placing horses as the field included Husky and others in a fast, detailed turf card.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Raleigh
Heather Scott
Rateigh
Hart
Husky
Keogh
Losk
Bardonta
Baluade
Katie Raths
Gogo ‘Taylor
Wiltaplak
Allher
McRacd
T. Rice
Accond
Duke of Orleans
Grote
Blanche
Tony
Vinton
Polusettiz
Say Fink
Areguri
Altanero Aisa
Gretiam
the Mist
Kirschbaum
Nigrette
Te Laughtim
Gate War
Pontateac
Ftsucible
Homage
Acing Dutiful
Aima
Cauichon
Goodenllay
Tavader
Will
Gov Davis
Harvard Crew Picked for Yale Regatta
Special to The Washington Post Cambridge mass April Harvard crew selection lists Morgan stroke Severance Bacon Amberg Glass Tappan Lunt Faulkner Bow Blagden coxswain. Coach Wray says the eight shows progress beyond last year and is ready for New London against Yale.
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Washington
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised relief for tired feet
A vintage ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease as a remedy for swollen tired feet and discomfort from tight shoes. It claims to cure aching feet, sweating feet, callous spots, blains, and bunions, offering a free trial and urging buyers to accept no substitute. Sold by druggists and shoe stores, with address for Arlen S. Olmsted in Le Roy, New York.
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Allen
Arlen S. Olmsted
le Roy
Racing at Benning Averages Sloppy Track Conditions
The program featured no standout feature as Mason's Old Gelding won with 121 pounds, while Ormonde's Right outpaced Faust Lord Boanerges in a wet track amid heavy wagering. McDaniel rode well, scoring on two mounts and placing on two others, with Walter Miller back in action for Washington racegoers.
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Mason
Russ
Madden
Faust
Lord Boanerges
McDaniel
Benning
Walter Miller
Washington
Ormonde
Radtke
Merry Man
Pony race finish report with Cobmosa winner
The report describes a pony race where Monacodor led to the stretch before fading. Cobmosa and Delphie battled to the finish with Cobmose edging ahead by a head. Dekaber stayed strong through the pony stage and came up late to place.
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Workmaid
Anna May
Golf Ball
Anna Smith
Cousin Kate
Cobmosa
Delphie
Turbulence
Monacodor
Cohmosa
Cobmose
Dekaber
Gossip of Benning Track: Radtka’s Lone Mount Sparks Courage
At Benning, Herman Radtka rode Merry Man in a two year old race, finishing behind Beckon as George Howard’s colt showed grit. The feature notes suggest Radtke’s weight loss efforts and Miller’s lighter weight give him a local edge, with Hoanerages’ Loard Boanerges gaining notice after a strong defeat of Anna May and Workyard.
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Herman Radtka
Merry Man
Beckon
Radtke
George Howard
Miller
Radthe
Loard Boanerges
Anna May
Workyard
Hoanerges
Dog Ross
Golf Ball
Thames Hitchovek, Jr
Dog Rose
Diamond Flash
Slickaway
W. B. Bustle
Gartha
Otwell
Alent
Paul Rainey
Anna Smith Handley
Faust
Madden
Washington Millerites
Legion
Kate
Uierbach
Benning
Anna Smith
Umbrella
Daly
Mtring
Chance
Kenkakes
Merry Lassie
Tia
Pimlico
Jimmy McLaughlin
Oxford
McLaughlin
James
Ormonde
Garth Sells Two Fillies at Auction
Anna Smith and Kitty Smith were sold by Garth to two buyers described as horsemen in a near valuation sale. Anna Smith, a black four year old daughter of Carmine by Longford, moved to W H Mosby, the Canadian horseman. The filly won her race yesterday in a fair field of platers, trained by the Garbs, and is linked to recent racing performance.
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W. H. Mosby
Kitty Smith
W.L. Maupin
Garth
Smith
Anna
Kitty
Carmine
Longford
Mosby
Columbia Cours
Griffon
Little Agnes
W. HL Mosby
St. Yer
le Pay
Chippawa
McCarthy
Watash Queen
Jock McKeon
Jack McKeon
Venus
Edwin H
Ald Cottisa
Titoe
J. Jobson
Merry Man
Ballior
Joan Lee
BN Bt
J. Hennezey
Ant
Miller
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Mercy
Gosson
Feld
AW Teie
Minn Marjorie
Paris
E. W. Lagerroth
R. J Walden
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St. Ba
McDaniel
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Ab Miller
Johnson
Berkeley
W.mcintyre
Dox_ Rose
Hennesey
Lord Boanerges
Anna May
Golf Hall
Akeley
Dog Rose
Lord Boanerge
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Ge ‘McDaniel
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Stead
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Five-team season opens May with post office league
The Board of Governors in the post office room adopted a May to June schedule for a five club league comprising Post-office Interior Commerce and Labor Treasury and Agriculture. War Department withdrawn. May 6 Post-office vs Interior and other games listed through June 28. Preseason practice underway at White House ellipse with loyal department fans watching.
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Agriculture
War Department
Laggus
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Commerce and Labor
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White House
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Thomas
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Ritter
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Mouch
al Fenton
Weber
Stevenson
Sanders
Titus
Doyle
Winston
Wiles
Brown
Bryan
Hamman
Taylor
Rose
Lasseer
Cleveland
Thompson
Winchester
Treasure
Lord
McCartney
Fulcher
Jacks
Spillane
Holloran
Garrett
Smith
Graves
Judd
Daly
Walker
Newmen
McCarney
Beard
Gertmaz
Barnhart
Carr
Shoemaker
Traloy
Bateman
Langford
Wright
Wilcox
Townsend
Duganne
Filly Sixty Sprints Near Top in Dinner Stakes Test
Kitty Smith, a smart brown daughter of Miss Kingston by Jack Point, trained by Woods Garth for Billy, ran in a Dinner Stakes trial. Owner Mosby paid near 4750 for price parity. Garth ponders a year’s rest for the three year old after starting too soon, believing speed exists but endurance lacking.
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Woods Stockton
Mosby
Kitty Smith
Miss Kingston
Jack Point
Billy
Woods Garth
W. L. Maupin
BE. A. Mitchell
Attie
Lad Becomes Jockey Under Guardian Appointed
Justice Gould of the District Supreme Court allowed thirteen year old Raymond T Bligh to become a jockey. His sister Catharine Hartnett was named guardian to apprentice him to Henry McCarthy, trainer and owner. The contract pays $5 monthly first year rising to $20 in the fifth year.
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Justice Gould
District Supreme Court
Raymond T. Bligh
Alf
Catharine Hartnett
Henry McCarthy
McCarthy
Entries for Harness Races at Detroit Show Two Stakes
Special to The Washington vor Detroit Michigan April entries amount to twenty three for the Merchants and Manufacturers 10000 trot and twenty one for the Chamber of Commerce 5000 pace. The trotters include Parthenia Tolling Chimes Annette Dolly Sparks Kenneth McCarroll and others while pacers feature Reproachess Lord Direct Leland Onward Tommy H Billy Seal Requisition and more.
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Washington
Detroit
Mich
Chamber of Commerce
Parthenia
Chimes
Annette
Dolly Sparks
Kenneth McCarroll
8Im Benton
Faustaleur
de- Ught
Lily King
Baron Courageous
General Electric
Johnny
Crary Lotus
Murorie
Aliee Edgar
Highball
Bruce Girdle
Margaret
Ward
Sadie Tage
Beatrice Bellini
Sonoma Girl
Pacers
Lord Direct
Leland Onward
Tommy H
Billy Seal
Requisition
Shaugran
Whitelock
Major Marlow
Lady Patch
Jerry B
Village Boy
William
Dan S
Miss
Georgie
Dr. W. W
Hal Direct
Hida- 50
Bonanza
Pacemaker
Tommy Grattan
Smathers Verdict Sealed In High Court Case
The Memphis Trotting Association sued Elmer H. Smathers for the gold cup won in 1903 when Mai Delmar beat Lou Dillon. The jury returned a sealed verdict after a long deliberation, to be announced by Justice Greenbaum tomorrow. The suit seeks return of the cup or its value 5000 dollars.
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Washington Pos
New York
Memphis ‘Trotting Association
Elmer HE. Smathers
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Smathers
Turks Best Wrestlers Probe by Frank Gotch
Frank Gotch lauds the Turks as top grapplers, naming You souf Nouroulab and other 400 pounders. He says no white man can outmaneuver them from behind and work on their feet. He cites American peers Whistler, Joe Antonio, Strangler Lewis, and others, praising Freddy Beell amid a strong era.
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Chicago
Frank Gotch
Gotch
Yousouf
Nouroulab
Nourouleh
America
Whistler
Joe — Anton
Strangler Lewis
Tom Jenkins
Farmer Burns
Dan Mcleod
Charley Olson
Freddy Beell
Starz and Stripes
Stronger Men for Crew at Georgetown After Cadet Defeat
Georgetown varsity eight faces shake up after losing to the Naval Cadets in Annapolis last Saturday. Coach Murray Russell plans tryouts for new material tomorrow as regulars sit out and prep crews train. Special to The Washington Post. New track trainer Quinn named to lead Irish American A C athletes after failing to secure Alvin Kraenzlein. Quinn accepted by wire last night.
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Naval Cadets
Annapolis
Murray Russell
Russell
Washington Post
New York
Bil Quran
Harvard
Alvin Kraenzlein
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Quinn
Plan Commercial League Formed At Electrical Supply Meet
A National Electrical Supply Athletic Association meeting in Hickman and White's tanning room agreed to form a six club commercial baseball league. W E McCarty elected manager and Charley King coach. Saks & Co plans a team, with others likely to join. Hickman & White host a sign up meeting next week. players listed include Cook Robinson Eel Grahm Smoot Evans Donchoo Dunlap Hamilton Mills Chipman Striffie Clark.
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National Electrical Supply Athletic Association
Hickman & White
C. Beckett
Young Men's Christian Association
W. E. McCarty
Charley King
Saks & Co
Hickman & White's
W. P. Bowie
Cook
Robinson
Eel
Grahm
Smoot
Evans
Donchoo
Dunlap
Hamilton
Mills
Chipman
Striffie
Clark
Gould Drops Polo Ponies at Georgian Court Sale
George J. Gould withdraws from polo for at least a year, selling his polo ponies privately and halting polo at Georgian Court. He remains passionate about the sport, having formed the Lakewood Polo Club and promoted major tournaments. Georgian Court hosts four polo fields worth about 7.00 dollars each, among the finest courses in the country.
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Washington
New York
George J. Gould
Georgian Court
Gould
Lakewood
America
Gould Financial World
Runabout class eyed for AA A tour add ons
More than a dozen entries were received for the annual AA A tour opening in New York. The entries are regular touring cars eligible for the Golden Cup contest. Some requests seek a special runabout class since runabouts were barred from competitive tour features.
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Wasameron_ros
New York
American Automobile Association
Lasker Seals World Chess Title With Clear Victory
In New York on April A world championship match between Dr Emanuel Lasker and Frank J Marshall concluded with Lasker winning the eighth game after thirty seven moves. Final score stood Lasker eight Marshall zero drawn seven.
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New York
New York Athletic Club to Trophy four cups at tennis meet
The New York Athletic Club will host the New York State tournament at Travers Island in July with an unusually handsome trophy added to the existing challenge cup held by Frederick B. Alexander who plans to defend his title. Kings County Lawn Tennis Club revives the Long Island Championship in May completing a strong Metropolitan district season.
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Washington Port
New York
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Rufvn Davis
Lawn Tennis Committee
Frederick B. Alexander
Long Island
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
Brooklyn
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