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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1910

Page

31

Outsider Wins Carter Handicap at 50 to 1 in Mile Race

Gretna Green, ridden by Ben Brush Run, surprises bettors as Far West and Alfred Noble falter. Arguably the longshot outsider conquers with strong stretch drive amid heavy wagering, defeating Fatters and Fad in a dramatic finish at Belmont Park.

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Oakland Results and Race Day Summaries

A garbled early 20th century racing and baseball roundup lists results from multiple races with names like Thillisting Ota t won 108 Mel worth and Elgsirowan second, plus Futurity Captain John Tv Grentty winner and Burning Bush second. The segment also covers a six race card with horses such as Rey Hindwo Enfield and Marburg, and a detailed sixth race with Braxton and Vespaian Whisky Ring. It concludes with a baseball recap noting four and a half innings, Brock and Leifield figures, and umpires Jchoathne and Moran.

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Friends School Beaten by Army and No 3 Preps in Poorly Played Game

Army and No 3 Preps edged Friends School 16 to 12 in a loosely played Fernwood campus bout. Waters pitched well for the Quakers but weak support doomed the team as Fernwood players turned in the more cohesive effort.

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Taft honors Johnson with a souvenir in baseball notes

Historic sports page recaps a heavy Philadelphia season frame with Elberfeld, Street, Groom, and Bender in sharp plays. Johnson dominates on the mound, while Walter Johnson’s arm shows no lingering fatigue. Connie Mack praises his speed, and Patriot team prospects hinge on pitchers developing.

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Browns Beat White Sox In Loose 5-4 Chicago April 15

Chicago opened loosely played game as St Louis defeated Chicago 5 to 4. Highlights include Petty sustaining two-base hits, Hartzell and Abstein setting runners, and multiple pitching moves by Olmstead and Waddell. Game lasted about one hour with early offense from both sides and a late St Louis push.

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Naps Win Again in Tenth as Tigers Fight to Tie

Detroit April 15 The Tigers narrowly tie the game in the ninth inning as Cleve Jang drives in four runs and wins in the tenth. Willett and Link pitch well for the visitors amid damp weather and low attendance.

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Cubs Fall In Second Game Of Cincinnati Series

Cincinnati wins 3 0 behind costly Chicago errors and key hits. Brown allowed three runs early, Coveleskie struck out seven as Chicago made defensive miscues hurt them in the nightcap.

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St Louis Rally Beats Pirates In Seventh Inning

St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 6 in a muddy game marked by heavy hitting and fielding errors. A seventh inning rally produced five runs for St Louis, with pitching and defense contributing to the tense, battering-clogged contest.

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Jeffries Camp Finds Birthday Cheer As Training Continues

In Washington Port Jeffries training camp on April 15 Jim Jeffries quivered with neck and shoulder pain during sparring with Armstrong but quickly recovered. He plans a Santa Cruz trip to pitch the first ball in the Three C League opening game, then a seaside surf or bay fishing trip. A gray fox birthday gift from Moody adds odd cheer to the camp as Jeffries and his entourage prepare for future bouts and exhibitions.

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Graham's Great Hitting Secures Boston Victory Over New York

Graham went four for four driving in three runs and scoring the decisive fifth for Boston as they defeated New York. Sweeney earned captaincy for Boston while Seymour, Bridwell, and Devers contributed multiple hits in the 5% win.

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Phillies Even Up Matters In Brooklyn Tilt

Philadelphia edged Brooklyn 7 to 4 as hits clustered in the second inning and visitors errors aided the win. Following the game Philadelphia released McBride Weldhones Mecherly and Claugherty to Albany, with Brooklyn’s lineup featuring several players listed in the box score.

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Highlanders Fall Short as Red Sox Edge Mets in Poor Fielding

New York suffers costly errors in a 1 0 defeat to Boston as Smith Wagner and Speaker shine for the Red Sox in a fast game. Line scores and player notes show Beaton, Speaker, and Wagner contributing key hits while New York miscues opened the door for Boston. Also listed are Southern and American Association results and scattered college games across several cities.

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Taft to Watch Wagner in Pirates game May 2

President Taft will attend the Chicago Cubs versus Pittsburg Pirates game on May 2 choosing box 125 above the Pirates bench for best view of Wagner. The seat was reserved by a business man but given up to accommodate the president, per Mayor Magee. Alpha Beta Phi tops Sigma Phi Epsilon 14 to 1 in GWU interfraternity play with Brooks Stevenson and Peck Powell noted.

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