Rain Delays Nationals Sox Open in Boston
Boston reports rain and cold postponing the Nationals and Red Sox game. Washington’s opener is delayed after a day of poor weather, with players noting improved spirit from Harris, ONeill, and Shannan as they aim to rebound in the next meeting.
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Special Race Trains To Be Run Next Week
Havre de Grace race course will again be served by special transportation after talks with Pennsylvania Railroad officials. Washington racegoers must take the 12 40 train from Union Station and transfer in Baltimore to the 2a second division of the regular 12 50 train stopping at Havre de Grace or stay on the 11 40 which also stops there. Yesterday the 11 40 passengers missed the first race. On Monday the usual special race train directly to the course will be in operation.
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Billy Kelly wins Harford Handicap by a neck
J L Ross and trainer Guy Bedwell opened the 1920 racing season at Havre de Grace with multiple successes. Billy Kelly edged Star Master in the Harford Handicap while Milkmaid and King Thrush added victories for Ross. A spill in race two injured rider Nolan and Ninety Simplex broke a leg, with Car sure to report. Linworth Athletic Club prepares for practice as Racquet Club faces a match tomorrow.
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Havre de Grace Card Promises Derby Hopefuls
A premium Saturday card at Havre de Grace features the Claassie handicap for 3-year-olds as the main draw with potential Derby and Preakness contenders. Captain Parr’s team includes Blesen and Paul Jones with Vice Chairman also strong. Ross entrants Faison Dore and a Choice loom, while Donegan may beat Silver Springs and Bodanzky in opening race. Second race pits Startling against Penelope with Phantom Fair in reach. Third race Aero purse may favor Motor Cop and War Pennant for Ross. Fourth race favors Boniface with Clean Gone and Bullet Proof as threats. Sixth race could trim Welshman’s Folly against Bolster and Tantalus. Final race Lucius targets Sky Pilot and War Tax as the day’s end. Scores and standings appear alongside. Weather clear with a racing track in good condition.
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UMP BARS Drier In Wet Game For Tufts Forfeit Over Dirt on Ball
In a rain soaked game at College Park, umpire Cruexs Keene ruled the use of dry dirt on a pitching hand by Maryland State’s pitcher justified ball modification and forfeited to Tufts. Tufts won 8 to 5 after a lengthy delay as Keene tended to the mound, with both teams noting the weather hindered play.
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Central Plays B P I 12 inning 4 to 4 tie
Darkness halted a 12 inning contest between Central High School and Baltimore Polytechnic Institute at Union League Park with the game tied 4 to 4. McMillan pitched for B P I fanning 20 and Krupp worked for Central with 14 strikeouts.
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Episcopal High School Beats Eastern in Seven Inning Win
Episcopal High School defeated Eastern High School 6 to 2 in a seven inning game at Alexandria. McCloskey pitched well for Eastern until the fifth inning when Episcopal mounted offense with three hits. Taylor of Episcopal held Eastern scoreless until late rally. Sennett, Taylor, and Cuda McCiskey contributed for Episcopal. Central High School travels to Baltimore for a game against Baltimore City College.
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Western Beats Preps In A Speedy Contest
Brooks pitched for Western High School and limited Georgetown Preps to four hits to win 42. Errors aided the Hilltop scoring in the ninth inning. The game lasted 1 hour 23 minutes with Western prevailing.
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Hatchetites Defeat Briarly Hall 12 to 0 in Five Innings
George Washington backed Briarley Hall to two hits as the Hatchetites won 12 to 0 in five innings at Poolesville. Lamb pitched for Hatchetites with strong defense backing him, while Briarley Hall managed only two hits. Scoring details list several Hatchetites players contributing, with Box scores and fielding notes included.
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Run Well and Three Bests in Wartime Entries
A fragmented listing of horse names and entries across multiple papers including The Washington Test Cincinnati Enquirer and Morning Telegraph. Names include Startling Penelope Ross entry Lucius War Tax Boniface and Welshmen Folly, with references to Three Bests and related race or event terms.
Kingston's Havre de Grace Tips
Handicapping notes for Harford Junior purse and subsequent races list horses with weights and remarks. Included are Stall selections such as Madeline Lillian Silver Springs Gen Agramonte and ten additional entries across seven races with form comments and projected chances.
Wise and Walsh Star Performers In Hilltoppers Annual Contests
Georgetown University sophomores won the interclass track meet at Hilltop Field as Spencer Wise and John Walsh starred. Wise scored in the broad and high jumps and took a second in the 75 yard hurdles to lead with 12 points, while Walsh won the 50 and 100 yard dashes and finished third in the quarter. The sophomores totaled 44 points, Juniors 22, with senior and freshmen results noted.
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Hindoo's Pick At Havre De Grace Horse Race Card
Horse racing notes from Havre de Grace outline selections for seven races with multiple horses named by weight and jockeys. The writeup lists contenders across each race, mentions recent form and workouts, and points to likely favorites and challengers in a period voice.
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