RACE TRACK ENTRIES FOR SPORT OF TODAY Bowie
Race track entries list multiple races for today at Bowie with items across three and four year olds plus older horses. Names include Indac Florse Wat and Energeth among others, with entries, weights, and stall numbers noted for first, second, and fifth ace races.
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Elongs
Indac Florse
Preston Bean
Ada Adele
fOmar
Letland
Lest Fortune
Hakata Lot
Lady Lemlon
Mit
S Dyke
Sordella
Tomiie Ani
Suespur
Songat Valley
Bresampelon
Diige Wright
Fragmentary Names From A Dated List Of Places And People
A distorted ledger-like passage lists numerous names and place references including Greenwich and Dakota alongside assorted surnames and titles. The garbled OCR yields a jumble of personal names, institutions, and locations with no coherent event or action described.
Poor Riding Dulls Seven Race Card at Prince Georges Park
Racing at Prince Georges Park was marred by poor riding in five of seven races. Rhymer failed to place after a harsh ride on Ambrose, Rose Juliette faded when the barrier sprung, Greetings’ ride misled Mountain, Costumer edged Gar net, and Between Us trailed. Shepherdess won the sixth race under McTaggart, Budweiser dominated the last after Rose Juliette worsted by bad luck, and betting payouts rose as a result of the day’s errors.
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Prince Georges Park
Rhymer
Comstock
Ambrose
Rose Juliette
Rose Julietta
Greetings
Garnet
Johnny McTageart
Costumer
Aldonus
Queen of Paradise
Schammerhorn
Martin Casce
Ine Key
Gerrard
Gainsborough
Shepherdess
Peg
McTaggart
Budwaiser
G. Alexandra
Great Dolly wins at Bow N(E) fourth race maiden stakes
In Bow N E Maryland on April 12 1916 the first race for two year olds at four furlongs produced Great Heavené s Dolly Buttman filly trained by W Brannon winning by a long lead. Purse 500 value to winner 350 time 0 24 first quarter 0 40 8-5. Great Dolly led from rail hugging the rail and drew away into a long lead. Lucife P and Whymer battled in the stretch with Rhymer wide. Mutusis paid 2 00 for show. Second race went to Quincy Stables gelding by Ogden Masquerade trained by Daly with 930 to winner. Time 6 25 2 5 8-5 2 16 4-0.
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Mra
B. Woodcock
B. F
Great Heavené
Dolly Buttman
W. Brannon
Wioner
Intex
Staders
Wat
Great Dolly
Hanover
Golden Bantam
Ata
Schultinger
Lucifer
Gek
Harrington
Be Rhymer
Ambrone
Faden Park
Heyen
Bob J. McTaggart
Lucie
Dolly
Lucife P
Whymer
Rhymer
Quincy Stables B. G
Ogden Masquerade
Mr.Daly
Pont Et Ails Burlin
Contumer
Sox
Aldonus
Doyle
Piquette
Edith Olga
Gal Brown
Aldonn Juliet
Juliet
F. Carman
Be. F
Aalveston
Philda
R. F. Carman
Tima
J. McTaggart
Stenigat
Gaynat
Oak
Ruth Stricklan
Stallarina
Schamet
Graves
Matuela
Garnet
Ruth Strickland
Aix Furlonga
Lydy Martinez
Cascabel
J. Brown
Valu
Anderaon
Martin Casce U
Kay
Sobamernorn
Rc A ‘Hayes
Jack Hanover
Red Ward
Ae Cis
Martin Cases
Ina Kay
Martin Caack
Broomaedge
J. L. Done
Superman—magrate
J. O Brien
Ines Gerrard
Ey Fie
Denplaon
Galnsborough & Ab
Schamerhorn
Nannie McDea
Azra Cruise
Heenan
Margaret Meise
Bullman
Tom Hancock
Gerrard
Show
Gainsborough
Nannie McDee
Puras
Karras Bik
Transvael
A. J. Ka
Pest
St. Fin
Jockeya
Show &G Shepherdess
Mugantles Dio
Peg Mordecai
Bt Et Bulmer
Carlaverock
Richard Langdon Ng En Butwell
Be ' Mu Mountain
Shepherdess
Muxant
Plage
Baturnus
Stony
Mutanti
Saturnus
Jutter
Carlaverockh
Missouri ST
FL W. Foster
Fort
Drockeyn
Rose Janette
Alexandra
J. McTaggas
Atraight
Fred Johnson
Mr. Mack
Assert
Freda Johnson
Mr. Mark
Rose Juliette
Hos
Pass Paves Way for the Phillies
Bad pitching by Stroud in the ninth inning cost New York a win as Philadelphia defeated New York 4 to 2 in the season opener. Stroud walked Stock with two out, Stock stole second, and two wild pitches scored the winning run. Merkle homered for New York. Doyle and Fletcher led Philadelphia hits.
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Philadelphia
Stroud
New York
Stock
Alexander
Andaraon
AJ Phila
G. Horns
Oistock
Doyle
Bancroft
Fletcher
Pankert
Too
Kaul
Crayath
Ori
Merkle
Luderus
Roush
Whitted
Brainerd
Niehoff
Hebiden
Burns
Anderson
Alexander Stroud
A . O “Robertson
Niehof
Kautt
Breck
Kant
Bale
Alexsander
Timely Hitting Wins for Boston Braves
Brooklyn, April 12. Boston beat Brooklyn 5 to 1 in the National League opener aided by timely hitting led by Magee. Rudolph allowed six hits and two runs in nine innings as Boston built an early lead and held on for the win.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Braves
Magee
Rudolph Wos
Stooklyn
Marang-ie
Stengel
Konetehy
Myers
Gait
LiCutshaw
Compton
Gowdy
Alssiiien
Rudolph
Cheney
Huns
Hiverd
O'Mara
Maranville
Daubert
Wilholt
Wilhott
Smith
Gots
Brera
Bowton
OM Rudolph
Chener
Pitchers Battle Ends in Cardinals Victory
St Louis defeats Pittsburgh 2 to 1 in a pitchers battle as errors spoil both sides. Winning run scores in the ninth for the Cardinals with Kantlehner allowing 2 walks and Doak 8 strikeouts. Necessary details include late-inning scoring, errors by James Smith, Miller and Hornsby, and the game lasting 2 hours 4 minutes.
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St. Louis
Louis
Pittsburgh
Doak
Kantlehner
Pittsb
Lous
Johnston
Bescher
Robults
I Beck
Reteel
James Smith
Miler
Hornsby
Betsel
Beck
Wagner
Errora
Kantiebner
O'Day
Basen
Falconer Named Manager of Bureau Baseball Club
M Falconer appointed manager of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing baseball club to succeed Edward R Williams who resigned. Benjamin Gordon named assistant manager. Williams relinquished the office voluntarily after organizing the club as planned.
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M. Falconer
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Edward R. Williams
Benjamin Gordon
Wiliams
Masons Have Inning In Bowling Tourney Nome Nome
Four of five contestants race neck and neck in the All Alaska sweepstakes with racing dog teams arriving in Haven at 7 42 a m, 147 miles from Nome.
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Nome
Alaska
Téama
Haven
Groom in Form as Groom Handcuffs Cleveland in Loss
Cleveland falls 6 to 1 to St Louis as Groom shuts down the host with three hits allowed. Mitchell struggles with control while Tim Speaker debuts for Cleveland, walking three times and fielding well. St Louis benefits from 6 runs, with Chapman and Gandil among the run scorers.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Groom
Clevelanders
Mitchell
Tims Speaker
St Louis
Graney
Rhotten
Chapman
Tobin
Bolo Roth
OlSisler
Spaaker
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Pratt
Turner
O*neill
Bagby
Loule
Rune—Graney
Sister
Maraans
Deal
Breora
Ita
Mesars
Ryane
Coil
Red Sox Open Season With 2 1 Victory Over A's
Boston wins 2 to 1 in a pitching duel and fielding miscues loom large. Nabors and Ruth each pitched for the Red Sox while Bush and others for Philadelphia, with key early runs and late defense shaping the outcome.
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Boston
Red Sox
The
Athletics Today
Coveleskie Hero Of Tigers Victory In Chicago
Detroit defeated Chicago 6 to 4 as Coveleskie shined with four hits including a triple and double. Cobb Veach and Bush contributed in a first inning outburst, while Russell was knocked out in the second. Harris, newly signed Detroit third baseman, released today to Scranton, Pa. club.
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Ol Murphy
Shtvenher
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Fournier
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Detroit Americana
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