Washington Post Baseball Idol Contest Opens Votes
The Washington Post runs a daily and Sunday coupon contest to vote for the citys most popular professional and amateur baseball players. Eligible are National and Union League pros, college and scholastic players. prizes include a loving cup, gold medal, and other awards for top vote getters.
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Weathering Spring and Baseball Strides at Opening Season
Commentators assess Cy Young era weariness and warm weather delays, lamenting cold spring struggles of Donovan and other pitchers, while praising Cubs resilience in a five-run comeback. McDonald of Georgetown hits two home runs in Dartmouth game, signaling strong college offense.
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Taboo Dominates at Benning in Jesse Brown Cup
Taboo the Virginia bred filly owned by Gen. A. T. Townes and racing for Aston Green Stable swept to victory in the Jesse Brown cup for two year olds in the District Virginia Maryland and DC area. Hawkwing ran second with Al Busch third as five of six favorites won on a day noted by heavy layering pressure and strong attendance. Simple Honours and Servile were top contenders in the second race while Aiken captured the steeplechase, and Howard Shean repeated a fall result in another event with Poquessing and Smok er. Black Mose showed promise in his first start.
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Drive Glaze to Bench Donny Gets Two Homers
Blue and Gray first baseman belts a brace of circuit drives in one inning as locals rally to erase a visitors lead. Devine hurls steady ball as the offense wakes with timely sticks to secure the win.
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Carter Handicap Opens New York Racing Season at Aqueduct
Sixteen starters named to the Carter Handicap a $10 000 guaranteed feature for three year olds and up at a furlongs opening the metropolitan racing season at Aqueduct April 14. Jack Atkin carries top weight while Cha pultepec and Angelus are listed as favorites amid betting reforms and a public betting system unchanged.
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Court of Appeals
Governor Orman Wins Oakland First Race Title
In Oakland on April 14 Governor Orman won the opening race amid a crowded field. Frank Flittner led Boggs to the stretch before a late surge by Badwin WT. Fryer, finishing strong to claim the plate. Six furlongs, three-year-olds. Top weights noted, with Railbird entries and trainer notes shaping the card.
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Cal
Orman
Frank Flittner
Badwin
Fryer
Grman
Winners in Five Races at Benning Show
Thoroughbred meeting at Benning features multiple races with Woodlander, Crescent Boy, Darama, Dulcinea and other contenders. Winners include Four furlongs Woodlander ridden by Walsh and Crescent Boy at six furlongs with Keogh, while Darama tops the mile and seventy yards event with W Miller aboard. Other notable outcomes include Frank Flittner triumphing at one mile and seventy yards and Dulcinea securing a selling six furlongs victory with Rice aboard. The card lists numerous runners and finish times across six races with detailed placements.
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Agnole
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Vinton
Thoroughfare horse names ready for Aqueduct race card
The list includes Hyperion II Berrymaid Voorhees Kora Percentage Madrille Elizabeth Sweeney Guy Fisher Jack Alkin Rextigouche Burlew O Neill Ingam Mark Antony Keator Halket Black Oak Jubilea Green Goods Walter Miler Adena Bold Trafic Alice Collina Orchan Blue Eyes Tetanus Marster Cabin Down Patrick Franciscan Millsong Lucy C Center Shot Cloudlight Lord of the Forest entry.
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Crchan
Red ‘Leaf
Tetanus
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San Rafael
Dawn Patrick
Johnny Lyons
Longisbio
Cabin
Marster
Livius
Janeta
Hilgert
John Lyle
Red Reynard
Mandetor
Midmieat
Milsong
John FL
My Pal
Lucy
Wuerzberger
Woolen
Jack Paine
Lord of the Forest
Cloudright
Camp and Native Son
May L
San Dime
Satkass
Romanoff
Mont Clair
Raleigh
Center Bhot
Aqueduct
Hyperion II
Berrymaid
Voorhees
Kora
Percentage
Madrille
Elizabeth Sweeney
Guy Fisher
Jack Alkin
Rextigouche
Burlew
O'Neill
Ingam
Mark Antony
Keator
Halket
Black Oak
Jubilea
Oakland
Green Goods
Walter Miler
Alice Collina
Orchan
Blue Eyes
Down Patrick
Franciscan
Millsong
Lucy C
Cloudlight
Georgetown Blue and Gray Meet Columbia Today
Georgetown University baseball hosts Columbia in a midseason clash as Joe Montgomery debuts in the box for the Blue and Gray. Montgomery, a right hander with a deceptive fastball, aims to overpower the visiting lineup while Duffy catches. Fordham A C manager John A Brady Jr of New York City seeks local summer games for July 4 week.
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Bowling Results at Nave Yard L 8 M Stop 1 Harrimann 186
Reading shows bowling scores with Harrimann 186 and Beckay 1440 for Mr Clees M44 175. Forfeit Shipiey 134 4 Eight 201 wiry. Three games to five, 823 8R2 827.
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