Schorr Triumphant in Dual Wins at Jamestown Races
Jamestown Jockey Club on Hamon Roads reported a record crowd on a busy Oaks Day as John Mo Schorr secured a double victory riding Tred and Siyern Lochtel. Joe Jones offered 3500 for Lochtel amid a thrilling sixteenth of a mile stretch drive, while Green Mars and Nora Emma also ran strong showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Port
Norfolk
Jamestown Jockey Club
Hamon Roads
John Mo Schorr
Te Tred
Siyern Lochtel
Joe Jones
Green Mars
Ramond
Lochtelee
Nora Emma
Booger Red by a Nose in California Sprint Event
Booger Red narrowly takes a sprint finish over Taattur in a tight 4 furlong race. Las Vegas track details show close calls with several horses in the field, including Mozart eran and Bel Po. Race notes mention pacing, jostling for position, and final time near the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tota
Cafornia
Taatttur
Canada
Fk Oy Pisco Diani
Dave
Horses in Blanket Finish at Oakland Met
In a rugged race at Oakland Met, Enfield Mora and Jim Gaffney led a tight finish as horses battled for the top spot. Several contenders, including Tina and Elta Sonam, showed promise in a crowded field of eight furlongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enfield Mora
Jim Gaffney
Oakland
The Winners. Oakland and Jamestown horse race cards
Oakland listing shows Mantryy Elinor Framotor Enfield and Hush Money Coburn with varying scores. Jacksonville entries include Chita Wilson Bodega Firm Booger Red Ida D. Jamestown presents Lochle Uncle Fred The Golden Butterfly Plantland Silverin. Pensacola features Michael Beck Dry Dollar Sally Savage Our Nugget John Garner with mixed outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Titus
Mantryy
Elinor
Archibald
Stet
Framotor
Menteyy
Z Enfield
Witttame
Hush Money
Coburn
Banonlos
Kent
Jacksonville
Chita Wilson
sOto
Bodega
Ganzy
Davenport
Ganz
Ida D
Henry
Troz Yama
Wilson
Jamestown
Lochle
Steinhardt
Uncle Fred
Musgrave
Golden Butterfly
Bureton
Ato Plantland
Harty
Silverin
Pensacola
Michael Beck
McCarthy
Frankliny
Sally Savage
Brown
Wrispen
John Garner
Glasner
Thoroughfare racing results at Pensacola track blend
Multiple races report results with odds and winners including Jim Gaffney Archibald Huth Sloney and Cobain in early events, plus Michael Beck Cal Austin Niantic and Sally Savage among shown victors. Five races list winners, second places, and thirds with varied furlong distances and payouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killiama
Jim Gaffney
Archibald
Jack
Mantes
Spoksain Fepeyweg
Huth Sloney
Cobain
Tlubrle Ty
Achibald
Mien O Mclowsio
Kederley
Ies
Oliver Line
Puanttal Bes Deneon Cadichon
Nawmerito
Eiao
Roberta
Rooney
Reuenolant
Liz
Grant
Tima Lid ¢Y
Camara
Dorothy Ledgett
Baines
Bistia Bellflower
Netting Else
Ban i
Michaal Beck
McCarthy
Cal Austin
Rely
Evan
Nattie Carita
Hrankn Hn
Prank
Lesber
Sarensde
Trappo Alev
Rankies
Niantic
Arosey
Zito Taecomud Tha Kem
Necardy
Giliterd K
Toete Becutcheon
Jack Laxton Lorar
Job Gamer
Gingner
Deadwin
Reltis
Veming
Pian
Racing Entries and results from Jacksonville track card
The page lists multiple races for 4 year olds and up at seven furlongs plus additional events for 3 year olds and up, with jockeys and horse names such as Queen, Light Knight, and Busnock Hub. Results include prices like 138, 119, and 112 and notes on selling races, stakes, and entrants across many races. A concluding note describes a Roanoke vs Greensboro baseball game ending after eight innings with a weather-disputed noon match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Mugwarop
Warden
Whelan Benercian
Yealey Rollins Caxowary
Cnmare
Busnock
Ned Carmank
Warner Griswell
Munro Square
Ben Howe
Dolly Bullman
Tolson
Piite
Parmow
Cainer Little
Bonnie Burd
Syesroda
Olay
Kvarnay
James Darling
Mies
Temper
HMI
Iooray
Fo Geande
Hofman Tsear
Dale Strome
Melosey
Golconda
Grogo
Canale
Duull
Oberon
Rathbone Stars In School Meet at Business High Gym
Rathbone scored heavily and won multiple events as Business High School held its first in-house gymnasium meet. Shore pushed him hard, Hollands excelled in running, and Harold Davin and James Hart debuted with an entertaining exhibition. A commemorative plaque plan was announced to honor future record breakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iudoor
Business High School
Rathbone
Bons
Leon Shore
Shdre Gue
Hollands
Hudson
Harold Davin
James Hart
Manly
Hare
Bridget
Mnemile
Tun
Hollumd
Xecent Sekafeld
Ser Hattito
Ty Kessler
Besley
Shore
Rathbone Mint
Boars
Hare Wistanico
Ty Rathboan
Socom
Shore Lafed
Yiteate
Sonore
Business High Beaten by Georgetown Prep Nine in Fast Game
Georgetown Prep defeated Business High 9 to 5 on their grounds as Langmuir shut down the high school bats. McCarthy led Business with four of five hits including a home run, while Langmuir yielded three home runs but kept other threats in check and Goebel of Georgetown left injured but not seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langmar
G U
Schoo
Georgetown
Latters
Langomirs
Blue
Graypheber
Renainder
J McCarthy
Bilhoppers
Davis
Georgetown Iads
Goebel
Vicwing
Tom
Kerwin
Martin
Waldron
Iwattm
Mecarthy Patos
S'Giton
Schram
O J McCarthy
Miller
Erwin Tb
Morin
BO Ative
Bune
Lanergield
McCarthy
Davis “Weallo
Scheu
Virginia Beats Carolina 4-3 In Wild Pitching Duel
Virginia defeats Carolina 4 to 3 as Stewart issues three walks and a wild throw, Brown struggles early but settles to blank Carolina after two outs with runners on base. Each side threatens in late innings, but timely hits are lacking and Virginia holds the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Washington Post
Greensboro SC
Brown
Carolina G
Beady
Virginia
Tad
Carolina
Gomitord
Mankses
Mouglae
Siemon
Atmit
Williame
Blakenay
Armstrong
Loutte Og
Rege
Virginis Bozooth
Carpoodl Nog
Phakad
Broan
Mr Great
Baseball Match Fragments Sweep Across Multiple Cities
Fragmented OCR notes show games across Macon to Atlanta and Birmingham, listing universities, leagues, and teams with scattered scores and brief remarks about weather interruptions and venue names. The garbled text preserves numerous named entities including colleges, cities, and leagues, though the overall narrative is unclear.
Franchises for G P O Senate Team in Marquette League
In an enthusiastic Marquette Baseball League meeting at the National Guard Armory, GFP O gets a franchise replacing Tanglewood ACG PC joins Capital City League. The Senate team also receives a franchise with a vacancy provision, a May 2 start for the season, and a lengthy schedule against Hygienie Laboratory Columbia 101 and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette Baseball League
National Guard Armory
GFP
Tanglewood ACG@ PC
Marquette
Printers
Senate
Nine
T H Pilot
Costello
Hygienie Laboratory
Columbia 101
Hygienic Laboratory
Sowage
Columbia
GPP
Congressionals
Sevrago Pumping
Uon Ya Augienle Laboratory
Pension Bu Fensi
Congressionsia
Golambia
Pension Bureau
Po Fe Laboratory
Congressionala
Heudon Bureau Planals
Wygleats Laboratory
A. Bawege
Columbia Ji Congressionaly
Aygiente Laboratory
Tenaloh Buren
Ayglente Laboraory
Owore
Hyglente Eaboratory
Panalon Bureau
Cogree Honala
Penglen
Buwage
Uygienie Aberstary
Bureu
Congres Monkis
Petron Buregu
Congressionman Epglente
Savage
Fenalam Buranu 'Yn Higglents Laboratory
Hlente Laveratory
Panaion
Pou
Waly
Ryglenle Laboretory
Copareanionata
Fagaloy Gureau
Hygienia
Newage Purepimghin
Wolte
Tien
Myglenie Tanmatory
Peaninu Guresu
Rikotts
Brieger
Congressional
GPO
Hylelite
Boegee Lawmainy
Columbis
Feanion
Buren
Caton
Dilo Te Ues Swelsbach
Hosanthal Hatley Ie
Roberta
Edo
Cramer
Aratutemp
Ryton Hicemen
Nunn
Cherbourg
Michaud
Everett
Strikes and Spares Exhibits Arrive for Sportsmen Show
Exhibits for the Washington Light Infantry sportsman show arrive from out of town and will be installed this morning. By tonight most displays should be in place and the decorator will finish his tank. Sunday will be devoted to arranging booths to ensure a proper opening Monday night. The lineup spans items from toy guns to an automobile capable of a mile a minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Light Infantry
Chor
Crawford Out Of Game As Tigers Fear Sore Ankles
Detroit April reports say Sam Crawford, plagued by weak ankles since spring, has been benched. Doctors fear his condition may end his season before opening day, with Davy Jones moving to center and McIntyre to left if rest and treatment fail. Drake is expected to be retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Detroit
Tigers
Tomer
Tora
Tramansville
Sam Crawford
Toma
Crawford
Evansville
War Ling
Davy Jones
McIntyre
Aggies Edge Fernwood in Low-Scoring Thriller
Newberry pitched a one-hitter through four innings and Fernwood fell behind after five runs in the fifth. The Aggies won 7 to 6 on the Fernwood campus, with Newberry finishing strong and Reeves contributing offensively for Newberry and Bruner Morgan Oakes among the players noted in the box score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberry
Fernwood Glads
Aggies
Fernwood
Toswers
Fepwond
Borgia Ee
Taylor
Wiley O
Romoho
Dbort
tRoweguprt
Osnlh
Tewr
Titewey Ibor
Reeves Pb
Ruizles Agarsa Foinwood Giants
Alaria Rune
Murphy McQuinn
Oakley
Taylor Rousseau Wrainer
Nitchell
Bush
Norbery
Uy Inshore
Smith
Newnerrs
Roveseau
Reaves
Dutucle Gul
Sil
Newbery
Rouseeau
Yy Sooves
Priemt
Newbertr
Mraaam
Silver Spring Defeats Central High In Pitchers Duel
Silver Spring defeated Central High 6 to 4 in a pitchers duel until the sixth inning when Central’s pitcher faltered and Silver Spring took advantage. Herriman and King provided timely hitting while Cissel’s fielding stood out for the home team, and Armstrong struggled on the mound for Central. The game lasted about 1 hour and 25 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Central
Silver Spring
Gore
Jim Sprig
Clark
Bausher
Bouw
Hartshorn
Teft
Armstrong
Herriman
Kings
Cissel
Nlek
Pisige Ib' Gan
Garaninmg
Benedict
McCarthy
Totalyaa
Central High Seboat Goo
Rewiloga Collum Herriman
Tiltey Meoe
Formstrong
Hartakurs
Clavel McCarthy and Warthan
Lotton dases—Central
Bilvar
Fiset ‘Baneoo dalls—Or Armetrong Fett Clark
Tnnings Pifehied
Clare
Bonahar
Ite Madewom Bousher
Acmatromy
Hy Clark Eby Bousher
Caflam
Olen Buaex
Warthan Hawlings
Menafee Haaolt Ring
Hanedict
Fidier Clark
Fidler
Hy Clark
Hlox Miley
Hotman
Arie
McCarthy Wild Witches
Aral Atrong Fnan
Stenoton
Gmpire
Indoor Season Closes With Dual Meet at YMCA
The Central Branch YMCA hosts a final indoor season program featuring a dual indoor track and field meet against the Baltimore Central YMCA. A wrestling bout and gymnastic display accompany events, with races, jumps, relays, and field drills listed for the program in a compact, period style. Local teams include Washington and Baltimore participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Branch
MGA
Baltimore Central Y McA
Wetzail
Walrail
Royo Baltinyre Hemiap
Brawn
Washington C.D
Walcott
Tounz Ang
Gackott
Baltimore Ward
Stevine and
Tonanus
Washington
Stratton Gardon Tan
Vesal
Kileht
Baltmore Mette
Cline Haraill” Brown
Burkinaon
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Schorr
Fred
Silver
Vover
Jones
Efe
Dom
Favorie Kehora
Furth
Plantland
Uppero M
Vola Cavenagh
Talons
No Folk
Dimond Adams
Alana van
Berton
Lois Cavanay
Mueera
Ilkern
Ut Muse
Ifte
Merry Lassie
Grenade Aoa de Webs
Bella
Patelot
Havre
Curt Burdies
Boniala
Porto
Woodalée
Dontar Pilar
Yankee Lady
Doris Ward Oh
Ryan
Cass Fitzhugh
Origeo
Ave Atha
Shaenos
Katherine van
Ophar
Lizeln
Firebrand
Hunters
Queen Mary Baytee Brown Bachalon School
Uo No Name
Ohayew High Ball
Lenest
Gatrelt
Black Hawk
Prince
Luerdana
Toit Capleskity
Ybor
Jim Basey
AlArion
Fontello
Sewell
Hig Spohe
Panchilo
Roup Vida
Rosin
O Edwin T Freer
John Lea
St Francis
Paul Ci
Porcat Argonaut
Gren Shore
Burnell
Ant Kenwall Haltig
Musgrave and Banrose
Douglertr
Lismore
New Capital
Ren Calenea Genova
Pthel
Selina
Turioney
Wookton
Joe
Mary
Frank FE Aukivwe
M’ Depres
Roanoke
Greensboro
Watington
Spinaros
Aakuohe Greansbor
Zod H Capps
Wisconsin Avenue
Builie
Ibys
Fond Heart
Wavre
Bins and
Needies
John Carroll
Dee Or Piilew
Woodside
Xobee
Rash Gond News
Jack Ran
Billie Fides
Oppar
King's Guinea
No Selection
Annie Irrigator Peat
Hopldus
Unela
Crook Ok Harnden Gremlawn
Clyautic
Chuttard
Willee
Plame
Womay
Messenger Boy
Teprets
Oatland
Cobleehit
Haleaholy Red
Jone
Sola
Lady Penchita Kid North Whidden “Jonn
Louis Redeem
Metropolitan St“ Tranely Burnell Gaivosra
Phil Mott
Binocular
Dossorian Maximum
Whalen
John Aaiunro
Tenmere Quace
Fannie Rand Camel Pinte Harling Louis Tes Cognets Sr
Vottana
Uansole Gelconde Eufall
Macon
GacMapon
Keagor
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Mercer University
Ab Wiackaturg
Va—Vingiole Tech
Bingham‘ School of Asheville
NCL
Birmingham
Ain—isutic
Angin
Fer
University of Tere
Megieal College
Eccowmt
Zal
Danyitle
Chicago
Boston
New Orleans
Cleveland
G. P
Tanglewood
Marquette League
Schedayale
Atent
Loan
Ovey
PeerLe
Olticg
Sousele Cioner
Fy Tetme Trek
Dom Tolman Boom Gof
Fernwood Gunts
Excello
GEO. Strauss & CO
Pennsylvania Ave
New York
Hele
Madison Square Garden
YMCA
Penna. Ave
N. W
Nuraa
Tosa
Momey
St. N. W
Prudential Loan and Trust Co
Ray Proposrtion
Jenifer
Flanon, &c
Interrat
Mod
Union Loan and Trust Co
St. N.W
H. K. Fulton
Sth
Louis Abrahams
Ninth St. N. W
Flaim
National Loan & Investment CO
Thompson
Deug Sturr
The
Wilson Co
Torsedore Bennett Souling
Carter Motor Car Corp
Nunsey
Hratisvilla
Baker
Cook & Stoddard Co
Firestone
Columbus
Wisconsin
Promineat
Baltimore
Bugey Top Co
FORD
Ers Bao
Miller Bros. Lest
Sims Motor
Empire
Dorsett Co
17Th &A
Audiomobiles
Rom
Automobibile Co
Piano Man
Gen
WORA
John J Fister
Winton Sia
Electrical Tee
Kenyon
Franklin
Cook & Stoddard
Oldsmobile
Peratoligh
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Reigle
Ctiander Touring Ars
Sherman & Kenneally
Amz
S. Macthewa
Eowest
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