PLAN NEW RACE COURSE FOR HARFORD COUNTY MD
Harford County racing plans appear as legislative action and race results. The article notes authorization for a new course and outlines initial race results at the event with horses Magaziren Golconda and McCahey among finish highlights. It mentions Hayre de iave plant implementation and future course development timing.
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Harford County
Maryland
Nodsa
Goldsborough
Dave Racing
Harford
Norsemen
Comatridt
Hayre de Iave
Inmeroan
Magaziren
Haros
Goionda
Mt Telly
Golconda
Mas Nur McCahey
McCanay
Moille
Rosebueg
Deere
Cat
Berkeley
Avandaie
Omar Haag
Elem
Thoroughbred Race Cards With Various Runners and Purses
The page lists multiple race events with detailed purses and entries. It names horse names such as Lady Orimer Princess TrAsatey and Sweet Owen along with jockeys and odds. Several races show purses like 80 dollars and others note entries for four year olds and up. The chaotic OCR reveals race results and placements across different stakes, including allowances and stakes events with times and distances.
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Wemat
Opsert
Dominica
Jack Nanna
Sone
Ada Cooma
Maske
Fara
Vatissae Ponty
Penn
Sartwe Carti
Aehwepte
James Docker
WaePabe
Grego Alen
RAE Awiiing Puree
Gencinmen Rifera T Mile Newster
Reardon Oman
Ta & Anf
Jne Rose
Loto
Bowen Tomamela
Mercant& Pottinl
Brown Preniier
Jessup Burnalec van
Lady Orimer
Princess TrAsatey Sith
Profilin Dumt
Oakley Uennay
K Sranian
Marie Kernan
Alan Ren
MeGes
al- Tent
Ant Vito
Wen Sweet Owen
Ana Dey Bultman VE
Ferguson
Ana
Tima Fat
Mare Oa Mayer Naumbty Lad
Hincome Retna fColling
Warner Griewell Poco
Esazinion I
Angela Ran
Charleston Racing Entries First Race Attracts Notable 2 Year Olds
Racing card lists six races with purses from 100 to 200. Notable entries include Loan Shark Pike's Peak Fern Louise Ella Grane Christmas Insurance Man and others with varied odds and weights across the day at Charleston.
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Charleston
Furtenga
Fern Louise
Ella Grane
Christmas
Ralph Lioss
Furtuogs
Feliz
BS Gagnent
Mies ‘Whews
Lady Orlmar
F Yara
Little Meid
Foxy Mary
Limpet
Nadzu
Carlton G
John Furlong
Mi Fost
Junn Furlong
Font Teanesa Stable
Shreve
Firat Aid
Bteleliff
Christmas Dalay
Congrasaman Jaman
Excalibur and
Gay of
Messare
Amphersh
Jim Ray
Mamita
Piiant
Country Boy
Achmet
Stare
Peter Pender
Compiled Odds and Scores From Local Games and Notes
Fragmented OCR listing numerous names places and scores with baseball and track results. Includes Technical High School defeating Langdon 6 to 2 and partial box score lines for Langdon vs Peake and other scattered athletic entries across multiple cities and teams.
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Wert
Thompson
Dizon
Agoogd Heald. c
Robertson
Tansey
Osehote
Austin
Tarhulra
Langdon
Tz Ruge
Crotekabanks
Maskell
Deleman
Dal Prks
Cruickshacks
hs—Delahost
Doleman
Dutch Newman Umpires Independence League Season
Veteran arbiter Dutch Newman was chosen by President C W Roakes to umpire the upcoming Independence League season. Opening day preparations include a meeting at Roakes’ North Capitol residence to finalize plans. The league emphasizes the game itself over opening ceremonies as a revived park on North Capital Street nears completion with a 1000-seat stands and a new backstop.
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Alfred L, Stern
C. W. Roakes
Dutch
Newman
Roakes
Roakea
North Capitol Street
Independence League
Shugro Beats Cohen In Ten Round Battle
In Brown's Gymnasium Jersey City’s Young Shugro dominates ten rounds against English challenger Young Cohen. Cohen endures heavy punishment yet stays on his feet at the final bell. Shugro’s relentless infighting targets the stomach and head, earning potential matchups with top weights.
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Shugro
Cohen
Washington Poet
New York
Lita
Brown's
Young Shugro
Jersey City
Young Cohen
Bhugre
Meat Boys
A and M Defeats Davidson College In Lopsided Win
A and M pitcher Stafford held Davidson to five hits as the Presbyterians used three twirlers. Final score 11 to 4 with A and M supplying steady hitting led by Farmer and Roberson. Also notes an 10 inning win by Young Nationals over Tenth Street A C and a boxing title bout set for May 7 in St Joseph.
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Davidson College
Spertal
Washington Post
Raleigh
N. C
Presbyterians
Stafford
Pasideon
Sn Oas Farmer
Dibraham
Marteell
Whitner
Pharr
TY Jaynat
Crdyton
Bonnett
Morracc
Ageer
Cleinott
Aller
Hlomesd
BO Huey
Totain
Davidson - Lot
Farmer
Seifert
Hartsell
Robertson
Jaynes
Page
Richardson
Pharriter
Br Amaford
Siler
Osteen
Davidson
Besee
Z. Davidson
A. Ny Bebese Alu
Harteell
Tanebase
Whitner Homatuss—Farmer
Gmpire
Ai. Hoffman
Tims
Young Nationals
Tenth Street A. C
Tha Cor
Virginia Tech Defeats South Carolina In Early AP Game
Blacksburg Va April 1 Virginia Polytechnic Institute topped the University of South Carolina in the afternoon game. Williams, South Carolina star Twitler, was knocked out in the third inning as P V L scored seven runs. Hodgson pitched well for the home team, with Logge and Owen among the standout batters.
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Williams
South Carolina
Twitler
Blacksburg
Virginia
Washington Post
Polytechnic Institute
University of South Carolna
L Willams
Carolinas
Twitter
Hodgson
May Have Rugby Football League in action next fall
Samanthe May Have Rugby Football League features a cross city league with clubs from Cleveland Elyria Lorain Akron Canton Mansfield Shelby Columbus and others. The aim is to curb rough play by tighter rules and frequent meetings to bring players closer together. Release Paroled Ball Player Rockford IL April 1 Frank Shahd paroled from a Wisconsin prison to play in the Wisconsin Minola League has been released by Appleton club officials. Breitenstein Now an Umpire Pitcher Theodore Breitenstein two years on the diamond becomes a Southern League umpire after 153 games pitched 20 21 record. Brooklyn Sells Outfielder Coulson Brooklyn April 16 Bob Coulson sold to Newark International League club.
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Gnio
Coolume
Rockford
Frank Shahd
Wisconsin
Appleton
Cass
Nationals Edge New York in Low-Scoring Pitchers Duel
Groom stifles New York with sharp strikes as Washington builds late lead. Moeller Milan and Hartzell spark offense with key hits while Chase and Hertsell are retired on strikes. The Nationals execute two double plays and survive several threats to seal a 4 0 victory.
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Groom
Chase
Hertsell
Walter
Simmons
Rochester
Williams
Ford
Zinn
Foster
Hartzell
Daniels
Dolan
McBride
Gardner
Flynn
Street
Wolverton
Warhop
Grom
New York
Waller
Boore
Washington
Moeller
Foater
Ab Brio Oo
Milan
Sthaeter
Rf Flynn
Tb Knight
Henry ¢ Groom
P. Totéle
Wolvertont
McConnell
Ted
Wiltiama
Orpre
Threetain
Bacrifice Niis
Nt Flynn
McCapnan
Paweddaile
Om Ford
Mesars, Connelly and Hart
Nationals Notes from New York Game Report
From New York April 16 Joe and Jackson note the Nationals travel after Wednesday's game. Griffith says either Walker or Hughes will start tomorrow and the team departs for Washington early Thursday. Wolverton surveys Boston likely Vaughn to bat and Caldwell or Warhop to pitch. Garden-variety fielding lapses, a toppled Milan and a knee tweak for Williams mark a tense, unsettled visit as fans critique Wolverton and staff while Monte Croes lingers as a St. Louis scout.
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Jackson
New York
Griffith
Walker
Hughes
Nationals
Tomorro
Washington
Wolverton
Vaughn
Boston
Uga
Caldwell
Warhop
Foster
Knight
Groom
Henry
Walter
Gardner
Milan
Wipljama
Daniels
Sheed
Williams
Ford
Street
McConnell
Hartzell
As Wolverton
Hart
Nat
Flynn
McBride
Jerasy Citys
Grifith
Monte Croes
St. Louis Americans
Intermediates Beat Outlaws Four Three In Contest
The C A Intermediates defeated the Outlaws four to three yesterday afternoon. Key players listed include Rob ert Kohr as catcher, Mark Stowers on the mound, and Samuel Miller in left field. After the game an election named Samuel Miller as captain and Eugene McCormick as manager.
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Robert Kohr
Mark Stowers
Leslie Meyers
Eugene McCormick
Clifford Cox
Edward Felt
Samuel Miller
Herrell
M.C Asia
Gadnon
Carswell
Outlaws
Stowers
Association
Boston Rackete rs in Lead in National Championship
In Philadelphia on April 16 MA players won both doubles matches at the national championship. CS Cutting and Fo Cutting of Cambridge defeated Harding and Edgar Scou 6-5 6-4 and 6-2. Yoshua Crane and GoR Fearing beat Heston 6-3. Gould of New York and WHT Huhn from this city will meet Cutting in the semifinal.
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Ferns
Kansas City
Clarence
Wildcat") Ferns
Ray Bronson
Indianapolis
St. Joseph
iMabidoux Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Mancachusetts
CS Cutting
Fo Cutting
Cambridge
Harding
Edgar Scou
Yoshua Crane
G Or Fearing
Heston
G.ef. Atherton
Wo Edwards
Lay Gould
New York
Wht. Huhn
Cits
Wil Mest
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