Jamestown Opening Day Features Fast Race Action
On opening day at Jamestown tracks Bob R. led early in the feature race with a strong finish. The day showcased multiple events including a dominant drive by Hub Ro in the half mile and other notable performances across card races, with favorites and longshots challenging throughout the program.
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Bob R
Jamestown
Laperwykk
Twa Hk Pathy
itdKeland Feo
Uhis
Poom Civil
Mrony Mall
Bourbais
Vikhis
Sum Ata
Harges
Ambrose
Sir Lows
Anna Aeta Og Es Mason
Roseburg
Goulmy
Batwell
Begllah
Irene Gumwall
Dore
Miss Joo
Fernthy
Lord
Maney
Racing Entries of Charleston First Race Four Year Olds and Up
A crowded Charleston entries list shows multiple races from first to sixth. Entries include horses like Chopian 107, Wenteen Belle Stara 119, Claque Golden Treasure 112, Greciao Beach 112, La A Mexican West Point 115, Dr Harklay 120, and many more with weights and positions across seven furlongs to two miles.
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Charleston
Wenteen Belle Stara
Appassionata
Claque Golden Treasure
Luis Des Chgnetes
Feach Princeax Industry
Greciao Beach
Canopian
Mexican West Point
T Swanson
Dr Harklay
JM Babe
Merise
Leds Gilmer
Arbutus
Frog
Nedau
John Furlong
Plex
Dipper
Bay of Pleasure
Dr L
Swarenger
Gold Mina
Mark A Mayer
Congressman James
Parther
Tennessee Boy
J H Barr
Pio
Gold Cap
Sir Edward
Emperor Riley
Premiser
Falcon d'Or
J Houghton
Star
Sam Weller
Mee Fletcher
Valhalla
Sellwood
McLeod
Blagchs Frances
Royal Onyx
Bob Ili Grennds
Harcourt
Lorraine Hotel
Camel
George Ih Davis
Hofman
Joe ‘Maclman
Jenny Geddes Firestone
Forea
Mon Ami
Chilton
Belle Clem
Joe Galtons
Hidden Hand
Fred Mulholland
Mortagoie
Dixia Knight
Golconda
Aviator
Harvey F
St Joseph and
Mollle
A and M Win 3 to 1 Over Wake Forest in Classic Rivalry
The April game between A and M and Wake Forest ended 3 to 1 in favor of A and M. Both teams played fiercely with brilliant plays and pitching, as Mefford and Mith led the offense while the visitors produced key hits and solid defense throughout the contest.
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Faleigh
Wake Forest
Mefford
Mith Shake Borest
Ates
Lormer
LD oFawelte
Hertel
Otley
Sas
Fragmented historical names and titles across a noisy news clipping
A jumble of names including Parker Sylventria Hiller Green Furlong and James Dominica appears in a Morning Telegraph style snippet. The text lists various figures and places like Hat Valhalla Gola Mine and Harcourt Malatine, with scattered references to speakers, churches, and a set of cryptic headlines.
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Charleston
Cincinnati Enguirer
Merias Campeon
Jack Parker
John Furlong
Ashmeade
James Dominica
Morning Telegraph
James Howdy Mowdy
Bing
Houghton Yattras
Jamestown
Valhalla
Nyal
George $ Davis
Fred Mulbolland
St Joseph Montags
Royal Goyx Harcourt Malatine Firestone
Janny Geddes
Montagole
Golconda
Hervey F
Pimlico Applies For Dates With Laurel Hunt Meetings In Place
Special to Tre Washington New York April B Algernon Daingerfield assistant secretary of the Jockey Club said Maryland Jockey Club filed its annual application for racing dates from April 27 to May 15. Laurel track has dates May 18 to June 2. Hunt meetings at Pimlico and Laurel will clash on several days, with Laurel unlikely to surrender Decoration Day. Racing will run concurrently on some days with Pimlico and Laurel hosting hunt meetings in May. Harvard Wins At Soccer At Haverford College scores Harvard defeated Haverford 1 to 0 today.
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Tre Washington
New York
Algernon Daingerfield
Jockey Club
Maryland Jockey Club
Laurel
Pimlico
Bennin i
Daingerfield
Confct
Benning
Blanks Lose to Brooklyn in Lopsided Baseball Clash
Washington Nationals were unable to solve Brooklyn’s left-handed pitchers Rucker and Allen as Brooklyn won 6 to 0. Morgan stood out for Brooklyn with a key stop, while Cashion floundered for Washington. No Washington runner reached third base, and the game remained a featureless contest besides Morgan’s standout inning.
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Joe
Jackson
Ball Yard
Washington
Brooklyn
Nationals
Boya
Rucker
Allen
Virginia Nine Ic A Nine Wins Its Game Beaten 4 0 1?
Special to The Washington Post from Charlottesville Virginia Holy Cross defeats Virginia 4 to 1 in cold windy conditions before a sparse crowd. Goodhue started for Virginia and kept the game close until a ninth inning rally. Cawley and Ostergreen led Holy Cross with timely hits while Virginia’s lone run came on an earned score.
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Virginia
Ic. A
Georgetown
Washington Post
Charlottesvile
Holy' Gross
Besfore
Goodhue
Mapaachusetts India
Lynch
Holy Cross
R. Murray
Finslay
Treteman
Lie
Fitchett
Landes
Douglass
Stixey
O'Brien
Ostergreen
Cawley
Carter
Murray
Volk
Kennedy
Virginias
Capt Carter
Cash
Jon Tolled
Northen
Dixie O Brien
Holy Walker
Ando
Allen
Moran
Cornell
Daubert
Holy Cros
Danky
Washington
Sehgefer
Moeller
Twordy
Kien Tb
Foster
Bynch
Aumithhe
Murmy
Herve
Cashion
Walker
Goodie
Totega
Wrooklyn
Moyrt
Cawhey
Ostergren Kennedy Carter Daubert
Twobam Bite
O Brien Ontergreen
Douglice Car- Smith
Cawies J Murray
Nem
Carter Howitt
J Murray
Kennedy Bance Hummel
OM Lynch
of Murray
Goodbie Tooley
Toft
Basa
Virginie
Phelpa
Om Burrus
Tucker P
Murrey
Rucker
Hurker
al Two-ba bite—Koight
Smith Moeller
Phaipe
Wild Bitchet
Mr Collistoner
Victory for W. and L. Niwe against Penn State in 26 to 8 win
Washington and Lee pounded Penn State in seven innings as Tompkins struck out twelve and Webster and Raftley's timely hitting highlighted a 26 to 8 victory. Oberlein won the start for Penn State, with Manning and Al Orth coaching the teams. The card also notes Bowh Catholic University, George Town Pines, Trinity of South Carolina, and Fordham games slated for 4 o'clock today.
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Lexington
Washington and Lee
Whitney
Washington Eastern
Penn State
Tompkins
Penn Stat
Webster
Raftery
Wami L
Oberlein
Philadelphia Nationals
New York American
Manning
Washington
Bowh Catholic University
Geoge Tows Pines
Trinity of
South Caroline
Fordham
Lynchburg Romps To Even Break In Twin Bill
Lynchburg Virginia, April. Lynchburg loses the first game to Greensboro 6 to 0 but blanks Greensboro in the second to level the twin bill. Batteries listed include Sarke and Crow in Greensboro and Lynchburg’s Allen, OBrien, Bann and Gros, with Ware catching. Baseball results from the area include Brooklyn 0 Washington 0 and several college games featuring Union and Guilford among others.
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Greensboro
Iasuea
Lynchburg
Ras Lynchburg
Greansboro
Allen
O'Brien
Bann and
Gros
Eldridge and
Water
Lynchberg
Green
Sarke and Crows
Martin and
Ware
Brooklyn
Washington
Weassington Yannigans
Richmond Catholic University
Amherst
Frinceton & Usorgetown
Washington sod Let @ Peon State
Holy Crone
Virginia
Louievilte
Clavaland
Agricultural and Mechanica
Lake Forest
Davidson College
Guilford College
Toronto
Petersburg
New York
Tanalgans
Wewport Lewn
Greymbore
Ing
Langford Defeats McVey In 20 Round Duel In Sydney
Sam Langford American heavyweight defeats Sam McVey of California on points after a hard 20 round contest before 15000 at the Sydney stadium. Langford trailed early but surged in the later rounds to overturn McVey’s prior December defeat. betting favored McVey.
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Sam McVey
Sydney
New South Wales
Sam
Langford
California
McVey
McVry
McVes
Wolgast to Fight Rivers for Lightweight Title
Los Angeles April 4 Wolgast and Joe Rivers the local Mexican lightweight were signed to fight twenty rounds in Vernon arena on July 4 for the lightweight championship Manager Tom McCarey announced both had agreed to make the lightweight limit five pounds at ringside Referee selection was deferred but Charles Eyton was not objected to by either side The financial terms had been disputed with Rivers demanding a share of moving picture profits Wolgast previously refused Rivers for a purse of 1200 dollars plus a percentage of picture money Rivers made no demand and was willing to box Wolgast on any terms
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Los Angeles
Cal
Wolgast
Joe Rivers
Vernon Arena
Tom McCarey
Vernoa Club
Bors
Charles Eyton
Rivers
McCarey
Wolgant
Amateurs Begin National AAU Boxing Championships in Mechanic Hall
In Boston on April 8 amateur boxers from New Orleans to Nova Scotia opened the national AAU championships. Nineteen bouts featured, many in the bantam class. Paddy Green of Cambridge defeated A Simons of New Orleans after an extra round. Dan McDonald of Nova Scotia edged FC Heckler of New Orleans in a tied 158-pound bout. Harry Rex, the Metropolitan champion, defeated Bill Coakley of Chelsea in the 125-pound class.
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Boston
New Orleans
Nova Scotia
Mechanica Hall
Simons
South
Paddy Green
Cambridge
FC Heckler
Dan McDonald
McDonald
Harry Rex
Bille Coakley
Chelsea
Sure to Stage Big Fight Johnson Flynn Set for July Fourth
Promoter Jack Curley declares a World heavyweight title bout between Jack Johnson and Jim Flynn will occur on Independence Day. He cites two possible venues Las Vegas or Juarez and states training begins May 6 with May 1 deadline to fix the site. Curley notes opposition from New York promoters and hints at Olympic chances for a New York box-off while Joe Laughlin signs with Petersburg in the Virginia State League as catcher.
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Jack Curley
Johnson
Flynn
Chicago
Apri
Jack Johnson
Jim Flynn
New York
Curley
Las Vegas
Mex
Juarez
Metico
Tom Orourke
Johnson-Flynn
Will
Tom
Johnace Flynn
Joe Laughlin
Petersburg Harriganburg
Joe Laughin
Woadstock
Petersburg
Eatcher
Joe
Cincinnati
Danville
Johnson and Boehling Shine as Richmond Tops Yannigans 7 to 6
In Richmond, Walter Johnson pitched six innings, facing the Yannigans as Boehling, his home club from the city, pitched the last three and received a warm crowd salute after the game. Johnson allowed no hits over two innings, but the Yannigans managed to score as the Nationals beat them 7 to 6 with strong hitting from Mat tis and Long, while Verbout started for Virginia and Strang closed for Richmond.
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Hayes
Parkenheimer
Dutch Hessler
Hesslers
Amherst
Kimball
Greene
Amber Abe
Ey Kimbal
Pipp
Catholic University
Amherst Uep
Hayre Hester Horsa
Cathods ‘Universit
Ataberet
Tider
Sackion
Winmages
Stoloh Bates
Siraten
Fury
Snientas
Richmond
Nationals
Virginnans
Walter Johnson
Washington Star
Joe Boerhling
Williams
Beoehling
Yannigans
Matha
Johnson
Mattis
Utneclaer
Grimm
Strann
Strang
Tug Washington
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Moore
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Felix Ith Ray
Marc Wealan
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Pender
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Haverford College
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Brooklanders
Greene Pi
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Washington Bay
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Amateur Athletic Union
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Pa. Ave
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Goldheim
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