Horse Race Results From Memphis And New Orleans Card
A dense listing of race results from Memphis and New Orleans featuring multiple races. Each entry lists horses with weights and payouts across six events in each locale, naming competitors such as On the Mele Lady May Gal Appleton and many others. The document records first second third positions with odds and weights for selling and handicap races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Handbar
Marvel P
Mele
Lady May
Gallie Appleton
Aumy
James L. Cazzle
Temptation
May Pal
Bakerfield
Billy Perry
Midmont
Boleman
Hquorium Rex
Sir Edward
Rotrun
Puturity
Col van
My Surprise
Sceptre
Silurian
Hagerdon
Harald W
Double Six
Hoyal Rogue
Isabute
Ray Brook
Clamsus
Pachuca
Judge Hughes
Royal White
Sir Christopher
Pickaway
Haven Run
Redan
Genaryon
Haven
Amiga
Crigil
Revolt
Step Around
Dan Collins
Adirondacks
Honiton
Sherif Belle
Princess Titania
Ralph Young
Ulells
Forest King
Henry Wakte
Mildred Schultz
Blue Eyes
Fitzsimmons Ready to Fight Hart for Any Purse
Peoria, April 13 Bob Fitzsimmons declared willingness to fight Marvin Hart at any time for any purse. He stated he had 5000 dollars to bind the bargain. Bowling records shattered in Chicago as the Chocos, Lakeview League, posted 1084 2-3 team average and three scores 1132 1108 1014, first time two 1100 totals in one series. Princeton hosts Pennsylvania in wrestling on April 18 with seven weights contested.
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Fitzsimmons
Peoria
Ill
Bob Fitzsimmons
Marvin Hart
Chicago
Chocos
Lakeview
Sterns
Bensingers
Princeton
N. J
Pennsylvania
Howell
Latimer
Scott
Shearer
Dickson
Detuick
Herring
Benning Bohemia Reigns In Exciting Handicap Finish
At Benning yesterday the Washington Jockey Club closed its most successful meeting. Albemarle Stable dominated with Bohemia finishing a neck ahead of Santa Catalina in the Benning Spring Handicap and Pater narrowly beating stable mate T S. Martin in the Jesse Brown Cup. Maupin Stable secured three purses as Little Woods won the maiden race, Jim Newman won the steeplechase, and Monacodor downed Ninespot. Maupin heads the season's owners list with thirteen firsts and thirty six point eight in purses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albemarle Stable
Pater
Maupin
Benning
Washington Jockey Club
Jane Holly
Divination
Weirdsome
Bohemia
Santa Catalina
Albemarle
Sais
Toscan
Amberjack
Sals
Crimmins
Columbia
Baird
Burns
Bohemais
T S. Martin
W. L. Maupin
W. &. Maupin
Billy? Garth
Little Woods
Judge White
Jim Newman
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Goldman
Emigrant
Nat Ray
Hitchcock
Gold van
Holman
Ray
Ray Wisely
Fpunctual
Julia M
Woods
Bradley
Waddell I
Tommy Burns
Henry Waring
Bauble
Monacodor
William Garth
Albert Stokes
Iike
O. L. Richards
S. Rhoades
Albemarle Atable
Tommy Grizthird
Berlin
B. G
Flambeau—Ragner
Startgood
W. I. Maupin
Hill Pian
Index
Hoffman
Bergh Crimmins
Yorkhire Tang
Romanelli
Dagowan
Fuller
Fairbury
Et McDermott
Connell
Sir Ralph
Tima
Yorkshire Lad
Condrace
Wigile
L. Maupin
Wa Index
Oak
St. Fin
HL Cl
Europe
Legerdemann
D. O'Connor
Crimmina
Jorge White
Bawble
Aurine
Wee Sd
Marlin
Crinmine
Dio
Creamer
Ambitious
Calumnia
Torcan
Shaw
O'Connor
Romaneili
Elrdaome
Prince of Shingo Adora
B. A. Whitney
Op. Hi
Lonacodor
Wees
Black Dick
Reliance
Orcannell
Waddell
Bery Waddell
Galtonine
Goldfinch
Vamdila
Booniebrook Stable
B. Pope
Keee Op
Ah Gold Vaan
Glen Echo by a Nose in Tennessee Stakes at Montgomery Park
Glen Hecho the favorite at 7 to 10 carried Capt. I. 3. Brown’s colors to a narrow nose victory in the Tennessee Brewing Company Stakes at Montgomery Park. Jake Sanders failed to overtake the winner in a tight drive to the wire as cool weather and good track favored theFavorites and outsiders. Moments also note Meadow Breeze won the URSTRACH four and a half furlongs and Laogistula led the mile race with Bonnie Prince Charley in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Sanders
Memphis
Tenn
Glen Hecho
Capt. I
Brown
Tennessee Brewing Company
Montgomery Park
Urstrach
Meadow Breeze
J. McIntyre
Wastefal
P. Phillips
A Jure
Aubuchon
Youth
Albion
Brosgiel
Jack Belsen
Balshot
Am Leta Duffy
Ieicht
Lampoon
Schilling
Harry New
Olonetz
Nannan
Highland Fling
Arc Light
Jigger
Glen Beho
W. @ischer
Cid Ensland
Matador
Gus Heldern
Mansard
Rip
Casey
Don Ami
Weinman
Collegian
Miller
Myth
Ontonagon
Cardigan
Barkelmora
Helgesen
Federal
McIntyre
Annie
Sarah Maxim
Antimony
Ivernta
Lady McHeon
J. Jameison
Madre
Seniors to Play Golf in Chevy Chase Columbia Club Series
A series of golf matches between Chevy Chase seniors and the Columbia Golf Club is arranged. The first match is on the Columbia course tomorrow with a return at Chevy Chase the following Saturday. A final neutral-course decider may occur at Washington, and a silver loving cup will be awarded to the winner.
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Chevy Chase
Columbia Golf Club
Columbia
Washington
Messrs Oliphant
Boardman
Doubleday
Worthington
North Carolina Beats St John's In Annapolis Tilt
North Carolina defeated St Johns 5 to 4 in Annapolis with Patterson holding St Johns to three hits and Carolina adding eight scattered hits. St Johns pitcher McCardell allowed no runs in the final four innings. Key plays included Thompson’s glove catch and Seim’s athletic first baseman grab. Carolina to play the Navy on Saturday.
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St. John’s College
Annapolis
Washington Post
University of North Carolina
St. John’s
Patterson
North Carolina
St. John's
Staley
Devries
Carolina
McCardell
Thompson
Seim
Midshipmen
RHE North Carling
John’s
University of North Caroling
Jamis
Virginia Carolina League Organized with Four Teams
The Virginia-Carolina Baseball League comprising Salisbury Greensboro Charlotte and Danville was organized in Greensboro with options for Durham and Winston. L J Brandt of Greensboro elected president secretary and treasurer salaries capped at 800 per month. Managers named BE Ransick Danville J Strouthers Salisbury J Grim Greensboro and Ted Sullivan Charlotte. First games set for May 4 at Charlotte and Salisbury with Greensboro vs Salisbury and Danville vs Charlotte. The article also notes an evening basketball game between the Corcoran Cadets and the Ordway Rifles at 8 30 in the National Guard gym, followed by a Randolph-Macon hop. Randolph-Macon Academy then defeated Warren Light Infantry by 11 to 7 today.
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Salisbury
Greensboro
Charlotte
Danville
Washington Post
N. C
Virginia-Carolina Baseball League
Durham
Winston
L. J. Brandt
BE. J. Ransick
J. Strouthers
J. Grim
Ted Sullivan
National Guard Gymnasium
Corcoran Cadets
Ordway Rifles
Randolph-Macon
Front Royal
Randolph-Macon Academy
Warren Light Infantry
Mount Pleasant and Bureau clubs settle for 2 2 tie in league clash
In a Sunday school and Capital City League affair on Second Street and Florida Avenue, Mount Pleasant Congregational and Bureau Athletic Club played to a 2 2 draw. each side showed solid defense and pitchers kept hits to a minimum. Bureau started strong with Taylor reaching on balls and scoring, then Wilson and Tomney pushed two bases to bring in another, while Mount Pleasant managed a lone inning on Tomroy's three base hit and a later run from Tom Tray. Next Thursday the teams meet again on home grounds.
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Mount Pleasant Congregational
Bureau Athletic Club
Second Street
Florida Avenue
Bureaus
Taylor
Wilson
Tomney
Mount Pleasant
Smith
Tomroy
Tom Tray
BAC
Rhore
MPC
Rhore Taylor
Aaquith
Beckett
Sebastian
Waple
Torney
Chil
Schriver
Stecher
Stecher, m90249 Fulcher, Rf. 9906 Ol Tindall
Hoyle
Clements
Histon
Sheckels
Otala
Tomray
Sheckers
Bureau
M. P
Riston
Balla
Mr. Langley
North Carolina Meets Georgetown In Hoyas Home Bout
Georgetown faces North Carolina in a 4:16 p.m. game at Georgetown. UNC is said to be unusually strong, but Georgetown's recent play could require a great performance from the Tar Heels. Titus or Drennon will start for Georgetown. Drennon is a left-handed pitcher with curves and control.
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Georgetown
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Carolina
Titus
Drennon
Lfe
Nationals
Jeffersons
Gorman
Hodges
Berthrong
Arell
Colonel
Fox
Wight
George
Coughlin
Alden
Babcock
Mallory
Florida
Quantreil
Berger
Anderson
Johnny” Berthrong
George Wright
Urell
Unions
New York Americans Win With Third-Inning Run
New York American League beat Baltimore 5 to 4 as Jennings misplayed Dougherty’s hit to Lynch in the third. Strong fielding marked the game with 1,200 in attendance. Also reports St Stephen’s defeats Gallaudet 5–1 in Kendall Green, WVU tops Wheeling 7–6, Davidson 6–1 over A and M, Western 10–4 over Episcopal, and Moran sails to New York for bantam bout talks with Frankie Neil.
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Baltimore
New York
Jennings
Dougherty
Lynch
Hatteries
Clarkson and
McGuire
Burchell
White
Owen Moran
Majestic
Liverpool
Moran
Frankie Neil
America
OBrien Hearing Continued in Embezzlement Case
Formal application to Justice Wright requests a continuance in the embezzlement case of John L. OBrien alleging his wife and sole witness is ill for eight weeks. AUSA Turner objects to delaying without proper two days notice. The matter is to be decided Monday.
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Wise
Charles H. Turner
Rules of Court
Highlanders Open Season in Washington With Chesbro Patten Duel
The New York Highlanders travel to Washington for the season opener against Nationals led by Manager Clarke Griffith. Chesbro faces Patten in a spitball duel as Haley's Band plays and a parade is planned. Rosters feature Elberfeld, Dougherty, Chesbro, and Witte Keeler among others.
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Highlanders
Clarke Griffith
Washington
Hugh Jennings
Orioles
Baltimore
Griffith
Garland Stahl
Jimmy Wiliams
Pittsburg
McGuire
Kleinow
Chesbir
Orth
Clarkson
Puttmann
Powell
Hogg
Chase
Elberfeld
Conroy
Yeager
Dougherty
Anderson
Fultz
Witte Keeler
Frank Farrell
New York
Loncert Py
Haley
Stahl
Worker
Chesbro
Patten
Quirk
Nationals
Scoe
New York Jones
H{ll
Heeler
Huelaman
Wiliams
Cassidy
Feld
Mullen
Caseaday
Kittredge
Klenow
Mr Connolly
Health at Small Cost by Dr King’s Life Pills
Health at Small Cost promises a cleanse and invigorate effect from Dr King’s New Life Pills. Aimed at general tonic use, the ad pledges tone and renewal for the whole system at a quarter. All druggists carry the preparation.
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Dr. King
All_ druggists
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