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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1905

Page

8

Veiled Lady In Front Follow On At Pimlico Meet

Baltimore April 19 opening of Pimlico ten days race meet drew large crowds with sharp betting. Follow On won the steeplechase over the short course amid a head finish with Isaak remounted after a fall. Willis was penalized for not finishing. Consistent won the fourth race and Royal Window defeated Brush Up in the first. The Plains won the final Pimlico race at 6 to 1 as Lilac trailed.

Washington Post Baltimore Old Pimlico Course Samuel, Ross Washington H. Carroll Brown William Manley Frank Bryan Dudges Phil McGinnis Toronto Follow On Dion Kerr Isaak Willis Follow Shumake Geli Thelma Littlefield Winchester Judge White Royal Window Brush Up the Plains Benning Lilac Hoffman Vipeline Klenck Pat Dumphy Hattie Day Lovenote Monsoon Quiet Tip Escobar Wile Rollins Merry Delle J. Henderson Sweet Flavia Gold Castle Sunglow Faonle F Qui Vive Old Pokeraig O'Grien Sir Ralph Henderson Arrahgawan Monochord Fairbury Lady Chartot Baronet Mctahe J Henderson Racine Hazel B Annie Berry Henry Sat Fell Rolling Pin Savage Gelif R. Osmer Mamte March Ferntock Hyperion Farmer Healey Raceaway Stonebrook Anthemia Repievin Petit Reime Red Light Peter Paul Waddelll Fondness Queen Belle Finders Electress Lord Aintree Shady Lad James F Silver Foam Silver Dream Preen Yeoman Feswon Sailor's Delight Weirdsome Ruby Hempstead Ab Murphy St Roma Warranted Little Woods Rubens the Dream Peddler

Legend wins Rose Stakes at Aqueduct long shots shine

New York April 19 Legend a long shot upset the Rose Stakes at Aqueduct defeating favorite Lady Valentine as Monte Carlo and Kaimepsha also among winners. Other races saw Masquerade style results with long shots prevailing in multiple events.

New York Legend Aqueduct Lady Valentine Monte Carlo Kaimepsha Burnett Baird Superior Boy Neil Tangier J. Kelly Volo Evelyn J Alkestis Nantle Babe B Moonshine Edith James King Lyne Jerry C Gdom Workman Miller Time Handverra Chryzitis Teacress Arsa

Glen Echo Wins Peabody Handicap at Montgomery Park

Glen Echo a bay colt trained by Captain Brown captures the Peabody Hotel Handicap on closing day at Montgomery Park. The mile and an eighth race carried 9500 added money and a silver cup from Col. Snowden. track fast as Glen Echo prevailed from a crowded field with Fajerman second and Bondage third.

Memphis Tenn Brown Glen Echo Montgomery Park R B. Snowden Lady Bethsen Aubuchon McIntyre Deppie Gold Martin Red Black Art Roy Blue King Rose Sir Francis Benvolto Holand Golden Mineral Brooklyn Horral Mr. Jack Avramarter Maraschino Harry New Youth Rustle Lady Fisher Draco Rhinock Balshot Pitkin Fulda Alden Wiles Glen Silverskin Wishard Old England Councilman Treubel Sixes Lee Dottore Au- Duchon Computation Holgesen Marco Morris Nannan St Merrylegs Presentation Lord French

Pimlico and Aqueduct Racing Entries Page Fragment

Race card style list of Pimlico Aqueduct and St Louis Union Park entries across multiple races. Names include My Mate Temeri ty Lit Me Celis Seventh Ward De Rutey Harassing Ogress King Albert Tight Dollars etc. No outcomes reported.

Pimlico Temerity Seventh Ward de Rutey Harassing Ogress Little Woods Monadrock Yorkshire Lad Shimmer Fiegant Reliance James F Waddell Tr Fairbury Lady Chinwick Bonnet Side View Aurora Borealis Samuel R Barberfoot Lady Stewart Little Rave Ambitious Limerick Hazel Baker Raby Hempstead Bobbie Kean Royal Window Tenny Betle Lord Aintree Peter Paul

Racing Meet at St. Louis Fair Grounds Showcases Multiple Races

A summary of a detailed program at the St. Louis Fair Grounds lists first through sixth races with horses and weights. Notable entries include J. A. Collett, Pattonville, Pinta, Rolla, and others, followed by another race slate featuring Jennie Hughes Vestry, Levey, and multiple horses with varying weights. Additional notes cover racing at Nashville Cumberland Park and international results such as Vanderbilt triumphs in Paris, plus other sports results and a Harvard Cup golf finish.

J. A. Collett Pattonville Pinta Rolla Fred Apriz Huston Conde Neverseen Bennerwood Jennie Mitchell Harry Scott Bui Holt Joe Wooten Angelic Jennie Hughes Vestry Levey Borak Lady McKeen Bonebrake Byrne Roscrea Mordella W. P Palmer Imp Conbiets Bay Bismarck Frank Rive St Daniel Floyd K Awakening Fannette Charley's Dream Roderick Chu Elinor Howard Courant Aggie Lewis Bannock Belle

Frawley boxing bill passes to permit amateur bouts

Albany April 19 The assembly passed the Frawley boxing bill allowing fifteen minute amateur bouts with eight ounce gloves under the Amateur Athletic Union rules or allied domestic associations. Bouts require registered amateurs, must not exceed fifteen minutes, cannot be held more than once in twenty four hours for the same pair, and prizes must be medals or non monetary. The bill has passed the senate and goes to the governor.

New York Albany N. Y Assembly Amateur Athletic Union of United States Amateur Athletic Association Senate

Ninth Marathon Road Race Winner From New York

Lorz of New York won the ninth annual twenty-five mile Marathon road race held by the Boston Athletic Association. He finished nine minutes behind the 1901 record set by J J Caffrey of Hamilton Ontario. Marks of the Pastime Athletic Club and R Fowler of Cambridge Gymnasium Association followed in second and third. Marks finished in 2 30 05 04 5 and Fowler in 1 41 07 1 5, to cover the course.

Lorz New York Boston F.org Mohawk Athletic Club Boston Athletic Association Lorraine J J. Caffrey Hamilton Ontario Marks Pastme Athletic Club R Fowler Cambridge Gymnasium Association Fowler

Laundryman Arrested Over Chinese Influx Charge

Justice Gould of the Supreme Court of the District issued a warrant for the arrest of Juice On who runs a laundry at 209 Four and a half street northwest. He is charged with being a Chinese person unlawfully within the United States. Bail was set at 1000 dollars and later his release on bond was arranged with William W. Stewart as surety through counsel Thompson and Tasker.

Justice Gould Supreme Court of the District Woon Jerome Shear Juice On United States Lee Thompson & Tasker Wilham W. Stewart

Appeal in Gassenheimer Case Seeks New Trial

Attorneys Davis and Baker submitted a bill of exceptions to Justice Wright in Criminal Court No 1 for the Samuel Gassenheimer appeal. The document raises several legal questions aimed at securing a new trial after his recent embezzled railroad tickets conviction.

Samuel Gassenheimer Henry B Davis D W Baker Justice Wright District Court of Appeals Gassenheimer

Excursions to Mount Vernon and Old Point Comfort by steamer

Mount Vernon and its tomb are reached by the Charles Macalester steamer leaving Seventh street wharf daily at 10 a.m. and 1 45 p.m. Return arrives Washington at 149 and 5 15 p.m. The voyage passes historic Forts Washington Hunt and Fort Foote with access to the Potomac. The trip is promoted as a pleasant Easter Outing with hotel accommodations. Ticket offices at Seventh street wharf and 14th Street Colorado Building.

Mount Vernon Washington Charles Macalester Seventh Street Potomac United States Frederick the Great Alexandria Fort Foote Hunt Old Point Comfort Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company Norfolk New York Boston Fourteenth Street Colorado Building

Francis Wilson double bill at New National Theater next week

Local theatergoers may see Francis Wilson in a two part engagement at the New National Theater. He opens with the three act comedy Cousin Billy by Clyde Fitch then headlines The Little Father of the Wilderness by Austin Strong and Floyd Osbourne, followed by other features including The Shogun at the Columbia and Arizona at Lazayelte with Remington scenery.

Francis Wilson New National Theater Wilson Billy Clyde Fitch Criterion Theater New York Coue Austin Strong Bloyd Osbourne Pete Marlotte George Ade Gustave Luders Henry W. Savage Mr. Savage Columbia New York City Wallach Savage John Elienshaw Christie MacDonald William Weeden Agnes Caine Brown Edward Bo Marandef May Ter Broeck Thomas C Leary E P Parsone Henry ‘Taylor Arizona America England Aricona Augustus Thomas M B Raymond Aravaipa Valley Interset Cat Bonham United States Cavalry Fort Grant Frederic Remington George Wilson Walt Femaux Schenk Brothers Heposition Four Febert van Alstyne Louise Henry Sal Skinner

Lose of Appetite and Hood's Sarsaparilla

The item promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for loss of appetite, claiming it strengthens the stomach and digestion, makes eating enjoyable, and is widely used for spring complaints. It appeals to readers of The Sunday Post as Washington's Favorite Newspaper.

Sunday Post Washington Hood

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