Last Run at Chevy Chase Huntsman Plans English Pack
The Chevy Chase hounds completed a damp but brisk hunt near the clubhouse area. Master Clarence Moore Moore will keep the governors in place for two more years and has ordered a large pack of English hounds to aid drag hunting. A promising hunting country surrounds the club, with the flat week of the 1907-1008 season set for Saturday November 2.
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Chevy Chase
Chevy Chase Land Company
Grayton Wilson Marlow
George
Dunlap
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Simpson
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Ray Farm
Chevy Chass Club
Clarence Moore Mb
Moore
England
Honors go to Newport in intercity lawn tennis titles
In New York on April 12 Newport women claimed both singles and doubles at the intercity lawn tennis indoor championships. Mrs Brager-Wallach won the singles final over Miss Emily Scott 6-4 7-3 and teamed with Miss Nora Isetin to win the doubles 6-4 6-4 against Philadelphia pair Milas Phyllis and Marjory Green. A large gallery watched the spirited finals.
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Emily Scott
Nora Isetin
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Marjory Green
Philadelphia
Virginia Breeders Meet Aims to Rebuild Virginia Hunters
The Virginia Hunters Improvement Association formed at the New Willard to promote hunters breeding in Virginia. It plans a register of Virginia hunters, placing thoroughbred stallions across the state, and prizes for the best Virginia bred hunters from registered stock. Capitalized at 10000 pounds and soon incorporated, officers include Harry Groome president and James Kerr vice president. A long list of honorary vice presidents spans prominent Virginians from Warrenton to Richmond and beyond.
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Virginia Hunters’ Improvement Association
New Willard
Virginia
Harry Groome
Warrenton
James Kerr
Washington and
Charles Griffin Herring
Harrigonburg
A. S. Craven
Greenwood
W. W. Bennett
Buchanan
WW. Sanford
Orange
H. T. Oxnard
Upperville
Roy G. Mitchell
Clarke County
Charles H.arkemp
Fredericksburg
H. Rozier Dulany
Washington
W. ¢. Eustis
Leedbur
Arthur Hancock
Charlottesville
James H. Mc Gnvock
Max Meadows
A. L Warthen
Front Royal
H. ¢ Beale
Richmond
A H Lewis
H. Dulany
Upperye
EG Butler
Boyce
Charles H. Hooft
Seminary
Brook R Mier
Sperryville
W. T. Townes
Culpeper
W. ¥. Randolph
Millwood
Larghorne
Thomas Atkinson
Gardenaville
Kingston
Harvard Aims for International Track Meet at Harvard Stadium
Harvard plans an international meet against Oxford Cambridge and Yale teams to be staged at Harvard Stadium on Labor Day. Capt Minot coordinates the event amid Yale’s reluctance, Rhodes scholars may bolster the English side, and Oxford leads the early results. Mangham leads in duckpin bowling finals at Royal alleys as Jamestown Exposition visitors arrive.
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Washington Post
Cambridge
Mass
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Minot
Osford
Ana Yate
Oxford
Rhodes
Ysle
Harvard Stadium
Labor
Manghum
Royal Alleys
Manghura
Sth
Geary
Smith
Mangham
Loway
Bord
Miller
Hughes
Yat
Wallace
Oxford Run Keeps Carter Hopes Alive In Open Race
Ben Cole loses stirrup when Servile challenges in the Donner Stakes. Oxford, in top form, wins decisively as Faust and Buttons trail, with McLaughlin's gray favored for the Carter Handicap pending no serious aftereffects from a kick.
L'Amour Upsets Favorites In Jesse Brown Cup Racing
In the Jesse Brown Cup afternoon program Right and True faded as L'Amour won the feature race ridden out from Akbar and Blue Dale. Mammymee captured the maiden race at long odds while Canvas faltered end. Pins and Needles finished third. Senator Barrett by John E Madden team won another race as Marston led, Hartford Boy failed to break and Cassidy placed him for schooling.
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L'Amour
Akbar
Blue Dale
Mammymee
Canvas
Mammymoo
Pins and Needles
Cobleskill
Sally
John E. Madden
Senator Barrett
Marston
Madden
Hartford Boy
Bill
Hartford
Cassidy
Daly
LAmour Triumphs In Marin Race As Bets Reach 20000
McDaniel drives L Amour to win opening event at the red, white and green Mar rones track amid heavy pools room wagers totaling 20000 in New York and Baltimore. Odds favored the three year old, with strong support from Marrone and friends. price stood 6 to 1 early. L Amour had shown little since November and was a late season pick with a sharp final furlong ride. John E Madden sold two youngsters Gold Fall and Servile to George Odom and William Shieldy respectively for around 2000. Billie Hibbs and Jubilee contest two year old honors as Garth plans Aqueduct entries with Ratney horses Da Mund and Horace BE heading there.
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McDaniel
L'Amour
Marrones
Layer
New York
Baltimore
Mar- Tone
Aqueduct
Marrone
Buttone
John EH. Madden
Gold Fall
Lucy Glitters
Planudes
George Odom
Servile
Bou Cole
William Shieldy
Ben Cole
Shields
Billy Garth
Billie Hibbs
Jubilee
Garth
da Mund
Horace BE
Kadthe
Trey of Spades
Littlefield
Billie Hinds
Graziallo
Thhe
Malacca
Lord Boanerges
Horace B
Workmaid
Gold Sifter
Anna May
Ormonde
Miller
Greene
Tickle
Slickaway
California
Gen
Washington Jockey Club
Thoroughbred results at Benning track April 12 1907 show racing
Five races listed with winners Colimbia courts, Traner, Ogden Bremen, Isidor Roxane, and Columbia in a selling meet. Jockeys include McDaniel Hill and Helan B. Notable incidents include a broken stirrup near the end of the second race and a late stretch challenge by Sally K. across a soggy track noted as showery and slow.
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Ab ‘Sant
Pixce
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Golden Garter
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J. Marrone
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Clana
Old Court
Aida
Gi Fair
Traner
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Goldstein
Ae sétiHen Cole
Miner
Helen B
Gs Lemith
Glorioua Hatay
Helena
Hotronpact
Helan
Star
Ceed
Hartford Boy
Nasfy
Ch. O
Ogden
Bremen
J. E. Madem
Same
Ae Indos
S.ma
Hill
Senmier Barrett
Maier
Bob Callahan
Dri
Mountain
Hartford Boyes
L.smith
Senator Barrett
Maraton
Submica
Finih
Bob Callan
Hartford Hoy
Bobb Callahan, Jr
Black Hawk
Isidor
Roxane
M. Hofman
E J. Hoffman
Areltany
Sally
M Nacodor
Jerry C
Bally 1
Perth
Columbis
Courar
Wennelly
Br. F
Irleh Sars
Oaklyner
J. Brooks
Startorn
Mamtaymop
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Ida Reck
Piace
Wlaetz Gr
James McKaughtla
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I Tadler
Roel
Arien
Goleteln
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Ben
Our $18 and $20 Suits 22d Topcoats
Our gigantic stock of suits and topcoats at eighteen and twenty dollars promises value for every shopper. The retailer aims to fit any buyer, whether fixed on a price or unsure of exact style, with a comprehensive selection in sizes and fabrics.
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Pimlico and Aqueduct notes from a busy racing day
The article details trainer and owner plans for racing stables. Madden intends moving his entire stable to Baltimore for Pimlico, while Bill Hibbs and Orphan Lad are favored in upcoming sprints. Cobleskill impresses by winning, and Crafty jockeys and weights hint at id entities.
Old Oxford's Victory Sparks Busy Day at Park
The day’s crowd favored Old Oxford in a lively betting card at City Park. Notable chatter centered on Sally K and Madden stable horses as races unfolded with strong performances from Black Buck and Guardian among others, while jockeys like Joe Johnson and Billy Hibbs drew attention for decisive rides.
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Jenning
Old Colony
Wabash Queen
Greene
Get Away Day Here Five In Jesse Brown Cup
Jubilee and Billie Bibbs meet in a decisive event for two year olds. Garth relies on early speed of Dunlop's fatherless colt. Spring Hurters steeplechase attracts a field of five.
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Jubilee
Billie Bibbs
Garth
Dunlop
Benning spring meeting handicap features draw crowd
The Benning track hosts the second handicap and the Jesse Brown Cup for two year olds with five owners’ contenders in the cup. Billie Hibbs is favored over Jubilee in a two horse race scenario, while Dunlop cull and Tubiles show speed. Many past entrants scratch, with Malacca absent and Graziallo unlikely to run.
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Billie Hibbs
Jubilee
Tubiles
Littlefield
Hibbs
Billy Garth
Garth
Miller
Five Favorites Win at City Park Races in New Orleans
Five favorites captured events at City Park as weather cleared and the track stayed fast. Winners included Vohooms in race one double digit odds favorite and Savoir Faire in the sixth, with notable placers Ros Paty and Omer Kbeyyam also shining in a program where favorites prevailed.
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Hull
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Taylor
Calanel Brady
Watke
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Truce
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Eleth
Johar McBride
Bilac
Sheridan
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Wootlights
Arthur Cummer
Estrada" Palma
Laynon Else
Shrinth
Prince J Bruks
J. Daly
Kobigoor
F1. Lee
Miss Leeds
T. Tay- Jou
Bosserian
la Sariare
Dorothy Duncan
Bulinaky
Little George
Foreigner
J. Ed Grill
Sir Walter Rollins
Bety i Gotheling
Invincible Aleo Ran
Well Played Filly Wins At Oakland In Rivalry
San Francisco April 12 Kinders a filly owned by Col Applegate, idle since opening day when cut down, won the second race at Oakland. After Otto Price quit Kinders led to defeat Galvestonian. Five furlongs race results include Raleigh 104, Batnede 108, Rignestons 100 with times and other runners listed. Sixth race featured True Wing and Ethel Daz among others with close finishes and times recorded.
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Spring Suit and Topcoat Styles Promoted in Booklet
A vintage advertisement invites readers to request a handsomely illustrated booklet showcasing the latest style Spring Suits, Topcoats, and Evening Dress. It advertises samples of the season’s smart fabric effects for tailored, made to measure garments.
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