Foul Riding Costs York Shire Lad in Third Race at Benning
At Benning a six furlong meeting saw York Shire Lad disqualified for foul riding after Amberjack crossed the line first in the third race. Tommy Burns was suspended two days. Race King and Tickle excited the crowd with morning runaways fueling rumors. Gansevoort won the steeplechase while Champs Elysees led a late flat finish.
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Yorkshire Lad
Tommy Burns
Amberjack
Calvin
Finders
Pangea
Jane Holly
Yorkshire
Baird
Rocklands
Flinders
Daly
Burns
Henry of Navarre
Yorkshire Jud
LADY SAVOY WINS OAKS IN DRAMATIC RACE
In Memphis on April 10 Miss Inez broke a blood vessel and died after leading the Tennessee Oaks field. Lady Savoy, a William Geratis brown filly and favorite, surged to win the mile race for three year old fillies worth 4780 dollars, with Sis Leo second and Druid third as Miss Jordan failed to place.
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Tenn
Miss. Inez
Feck
Lady Savoy
William
Geratis Brown
Miss Jordan
Inéz
Sis Lee
Druid
Miss Inez
H. Phillips
Jurist
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H_ Phil- Npe
Maid
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Salpe Appleton
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Outen
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May Bingham
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Dough
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Schafner
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Oliphant
Automaster
Schilling
Filerman
Aan
Sarah Maxim
Postmaster Wright
Warrenton Hunt Races At Hayes Estate Draw Large Field
The Warrenton Hunt Club held annual races on the Hayes estate in Warrenton Va with a strong turnout. Blaze Away led early in the first race but fell at the last fence as Lone Jack surged to victory with Firefly and Blaze Away close behind. Herald ridden by R Welby Carter won the second race with Diomed second and Lone Jack third. The farmers race ended in a wide spill at the last fence, Galloway narrowly hurt, won by John Cockrell.
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Washington Post
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Virginia Horse Show Dates Revised Across Multiple Venues
At a meeting in Front Royal the Virginia Horse Show Association revised dates for Manassas Orange Front Royal and other shows. Dates span Keswick May 26 to Richmond October 10 11 12 18 and 14 with many towns including Leesburg Culpeper Fredericksburg Staunton Harrisonburg Berryville Warren ton Lynchburg Norfolk and Charlottesville hosting events. Charles Mulliken and J Jenky n Davies attended as president and secretary.
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Virginia Horse Show Association
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Orange
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Leesburg
Upperville
Culpeper
Fredericksburg
Charlottesville
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Berryville
Warrenton
Lynchburg
Richmond
Norfolk
Charles Mulliken
J. Jenkyn Davies
Autoists Warned as Judge Announces Penalty
Judge Kimball warned autoists that the maximum penalty will be used for speed law violators after Allerton Cushman pled guilty and paid a $20 fine for speeding at Fifteenth and H streets. Cushman apologized, saying he did not intend to break the law. Policeman Brown arrested him Saturday afternoon. In a separate case, Louis Ruprech and Harry L. Reno forfeited $20 collateral for speeding on Connecticut avenue.
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Allerton Cushman
Cushman
Today's Racing Entries Show Wide Field of Thoroughbreds
A crowded program lists six races on the Columbia course with wet conditions. Entries include Meiaens, Hyperion, Old Glory, Lilac, Miss Deuce, Glad Smile, Gas conne, Outburst, Delagoa, Billy Taylor, and many others across maidens, maidens third race and steeplechase events, with weights, distances, and coupled entries noted.
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Phelps
Little Johnson
Mamie March
Tod
Racine
Flinders
Santa Catalina
Richelieu IL
Twilight
Montrip
Pat Dunph
W. B. Fale
Cinqueraill
Port Arthur
Lowe Disqualified in Baltimore Fifteen-Round Fight
In Baltimore on April 10 Jack McClain of Chester PA stood in for Jack ONeill who missed a Hudson Athletic Club bout with Tommy Lowe of Washington due to eye trouble. Lowe was disqualified in round nine for unfair tactics amid a near riot as Referee Otto Williams narrowly avoided a mob. Police later announced multiple gambling raids led to over twenty men held on bail, with collateral forfeited in each case. Vanderbilt’s Bengal won the Prix Simonian at St Cloud.
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Washington Post
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Chester
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O'Neill
Lowe
Otto Williams
Macfarland
Amiss
4& Posse
Iith
G Streets
Vanderbilt
Bengal
Paris
W. K
St. Cloud
Fraud Order Against Tips Man Shuts Down Racy Bets
New York bookmaker Frank J. Bell faced a fraud order from the Post-office Department for selling racing tips to the public. He advertised daily tips, admitted to sharp advertising, and was given time to file affidavits proving cessation but did not. A second fraud order followed against J Morton Rose and J M Rose of Waterson, tied to the Preferred Mercantile Company of Boston, already flagged as lottery fraud.
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Post-office Department
Frank J. Bell
Bell
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J. M. Rose
Waterson
Morton Rose
Preferred Mercantile Company
Boston
Final Tennis Round Sees Wrenn Pair Advance
In New York on April 10 indoor tennis at St Nichoas Skating Rink nears a final round. Robert D. Wrenn and Miss Eleanor Sears will face George L. Wrenn Jr. and Miss Marion Fenno for the championship tomorrow afternoon after decisive semi final wins. Sears and Wrenn defeated Beatrice Morgan and Theodore Pell 6 4 6 2, while Fenno and Wrenn beat Barney Ward and Holcombe Ward 2 6 3 6 2.
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Washington Post
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Robert D. Wrenn
Eleanor Sears
Boston
George L. Wrenn, Jr
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Barney
Holcombe Ward
Miss Sands
Bea’s C. Wright
Revert D. Wrenn
Beatrice Morgan
Theodore Pell
Analosian Gun Club Opens Season With Invitation Meet
The Analosian Gun Club opened its shooting season with an invitation meet on its grounds near Tennallytown car bar. Experts led by Thomas A. Marshall and H. H. Stevens posted scores in challenging wind, with visiting shooters Tom Marshall 87 and H. Heer 81 among top marks. local shooters including William Werner and James H. Hunter also prominent.
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Tennallytown
Thomas A. Marshall
Illinois
Rolla Helkes
Dayton
Ohio
H. H. Stevens
Rosell
N. J
Mrs. Chrison
District of Columbia
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W. HH. Heer
F. BE. Butler
R. O. Heiles
Ticket Seller Fined for Assault at Police Court
Charles White a ticket seller at the Academy of Music was arraigned on assault charges after allegedly pushing and striking Althea Williams who paid with a dollar for three eleven cent tickets. Judge Scott fined White sixty five dollars for the offense. Patrick Collins faced horse stealing charges after allegedly taking a horse and buggy from Charles S Greenwood’s livery at 21 First Street Northeast last week.
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Althea Williams
White
Academy of Music
Scott
Patrick Collins
Fifth and
M Street
Lacey
Charles S. Greenwood
First Street
Head Hurt by Fall from Car in Ninth Street Incident
George Paden aged thirty eight fell from a Ninth street car at New York avenue last night. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital, treated for a badly bruised head, and after dressing was returned home to 636 Ninth streets northeast.
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George Paden
New York Avenue
Ninth Streets
Coal Tub Fractures Negro’s Shoulder in Street Deliveries
Thomas Allen, a sixty year old Black man, was treated at Georgetown University Hospital yesterday for a fractured shoulder after a coal tub fell on him on Thirtieth Street while delivering a load. The accident occurred when a chain broke, causing the tub to topple onto his shoulder.
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Thomas Allen
Georgetown University Hospital
Thirtieth Street
Kitled Friend for Burglar in Detroit Murder Case
Detroit April 16 John Abraham twenty year old of 1448 Joseph Campau avenue was shot and killed early today by his neighbor and close friend Sebastian Juen nineteen who mistook him for a burglar. Juen is under arrest. The case underscores dangers of misidentification and vigilante actions.
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Mich
John Abraham
Joseph Campau
Sebastian Juen
Juen
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