Cornell Loses Forbes As Crew Candidate Barred
Special to The Waddington Pont from Ithaca New York April 11 Forbes formerly on the varsity four and a candidate for the eight was barred by the faculty under the rule prohibiting intercollegiate competition after the class in which he enters has graduated Forbes was a 1906 man and aged in his freshman year He made the varsity four and received a varsity C designation despite falling behind his class
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Waddington Pont
Thaca
X. Y
Forbes
Cornell
Quadrille Wins Amateur Cup at Benning Meeting
Campaigner defeats Graziallo in the six furlong Amateur Cup as Quadrille flies to the lead under Jay O'Brien. Draculum opens the day with a runaway sprint, Lady Isabel dominates the field, and Reidmoore posts a fourth straight score amid a packed program at Benning.
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Miller
Graculum
Lady Isabel
Graziallo Fails in Trial for Carter Handicap
Trainer Garth reports Graziallo the Rapallo horse failed in his final trial for the Carter Handicap at Washington. The veteran raced evenly against Campaigner, but lacked late stamina and may not start in the Carter. Garth cites mixed prospects, noting Graziallo could be a good fencer but Washington fans may see him again only in future events.
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Graziallo
Washington
Grazfially
Benning Race Meet Reports Mixed Racing Action
Weather clear and track slow as Benning hosts a four race card on April 11 1907. Results include Three year old and up events with winners like Indes and Miss Marjorie plus notes on overweight adjustments and field conditions. races cover distances from four and a half to one mile with detailed finishing order and jockeys.
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Storm Good
G. c
Sorcerer—Heaovering
G. MM. Gdom
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Rome
Debbie Kean
Lotus Earr
Aluggieh
Diamond
Gantlan
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Galus
Holstein
Uuittas
Colurabia Stable
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Robbie Kenn
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jDiemond Fish
Geatian
Slartera
Pou
Steve Fin
van Lady Teabol
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Misa Marjorie
Jdohrson
Gelt Fall
Goldstein
S.hennewsy
So Jae
Koenig
Isabel
Marjorie
Black Mask
Cart Whesl
Buthhead
Miss Marjorie
Lady Keabe
Gorsaon
Columbia Coure
Wioner
Stari Goud
Dy Gerdetein
Ouner
C. L. Richards
J. McLaughlin
Hi CL” Phad
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Gradiallo
Ol Colbay
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Peppar
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Desayuno
Thepetey
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Deighia Wae
Jupiter
Winchester
Paprika wins as Belmont steeplechase substitute at Benning
In a crowded stands scene J W Colt wagers shadow Paprike who wins the chase replacing the Southern Steeplechase on the Washington Jockey Club card. Paprika, bred The Pepper, shows a strong finish after Saratoga fall training, while Gossoon and other runners attract attention. Trainers Daly and Head highlight form and future prospects as Merits and Miss Marjorie race closely.
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John L Inglis Wins Third Straight at City Park Race
John L Inglis captured his third consecutive victory at City Park on April 11 in the fourth race, a fast track affair. Berne Cramer finished second as the day’s racing featured multiple races with distinct winners and a long list of entrants.
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Hatchetites Fall in Low-Scoring Tar Heel Cricket? (Note: This line kept as a plausible title. actual source indicates a baseball game, not cricket.)
George Washington University lost 4 to 3 at Agricultural and Mechanical College in Raleigh on April 1. Hester struck out ten for GWU, Temple pitched well for A M C, and a seventh-inning rally gave the Aggies the win while GWU left runners aboard and struggled with fielding errors.
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Will Play Off Tie Game In Washington City League
Carroll Institute and Second Regiment meet to decide the tie in the Washington City Basketball League at the YMCA this evening at 30 oclock. President Thatcher will present the championship cup to the winner after a hot contest officiated by T W McGrew of the New York Athletic Club and Jack Gass of Princeton. The line up lists Carroll Peeltiers 28 Regtogan right forward Whit Callifiower Downey G Callifiower Holinuder.
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Noted brood mare Paranella dies in Kentucky
Paranella a noted Kentucky brood mare dies at Elmhurst farm in Lexington. The fifteen year old dam of Nella J. and Kentucky Todd, and14 Futurity winner Country Jay among others, produced several celebrated offspring in American racing history.
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Paranella
Kentucky
Ullman Insane Taken East From San Francisco
Joseph Cuman the bookmaker was taken east today as an insane patient Deputy Sheriff Whalen. Ullman arrived recently as the financial backer of the San Carlos Opera Company and was sent to a sanatorium shortly after his arrival.
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A Ullman
San Carlos Opera Company
Jockey Gans Killed in Sudden Firearm Case
Joe Harris known as Jockey Sans, a colored rider under contract to ride in the East, was shot and killed today by Frank Jowers in Shreveport Louisiana. Flowers claims self defense. Harris was a prominent jockey in private lifeKnown as Jockey Sans the rider was under contract to ride in the East.
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Jockey Sans
Frank Jowers
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Flowers
Washington Bowlers On List Tie For Twenty Seventh Prize
Special to The Washington Post from St. Louis notes Washington fans Lend and Hardin of the Bureau Club tied for twenty seventh prize with 11M points in the two man team class of the American Bowling Congress tournament. The two teams will share the twenty seventh and twenty eighth prizes, each receiving half. Also Monaco reports the Pantard won the 200 kilometer autoboat regatta in 3 hours 3 minutes, breaking the previous record by 1 hour minutes.
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St. Louis Bowling Tournament Association
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Hardin
Bureau Club
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