Jubilee Triumphs In Seven Furlong Handicap Race
At Aqueduct on a rainy day crowds of 12 000 watched a high quality program. Jubilee led from the start under Shaw and held on to win by a length over Colonel Jack, with Campaigner a distant third. Trance set a fast pace in the two year old stakes, then Fitzherbert narrowly followed in the Ozone Stakes. Spectral and Erbet also ran well as vendors reported strong form overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erbet
Shaw
Jubilee
Jimmy Lane
Washington Port
New York
Aqueduct
Trance
Ben Brush
Fair Vision
Mames Ro Weenes
Voodoo
Apron
J Joyners Fitzherbert
Musgrave
Helf
Fitz- Herbert Samuel Emberys
Merbert
Littlefields Jubilee
Compute
EOE Carmans
Jack
Shin
Colnel Jack
Colonel Jack
Campaigner
Light Weol
Zothus
Jose and
Libling
E Ro
Tompkins
Favonte
J W
Gus Straus
Jimmy Iane
Mnegrasel
Queen Marguerita
G Buroy
Ani
Ani Bto
Secon
Jane Swift
Sufling
Tivette Vandal
Sun Gleam Wables
Ant ‘Sea Leaf Ve
F Owens
Cas Straus
Esquire
Melahes
Wan Fitzherbert
E Pagan
Poti
Pobert
Fullaty
Vlis
Vaguma
G Burns
Tata
Montauk
Cahey
Fairbrethert Zita
Cadtan
Puttaro
Aftel
Irish Lace
Davger
Burns
Notten
Siskin
John Wattere
Winners at Aqueduct Race Day Names and Odds
Betty Mald ridden by Musgrave wins at 8 to 5 with Jimmy Lane at 9 to 10 for Jubilee. Trance at 16 to 5 falls to Mazuma 2 to 1, Preceptor 4 to 1. Oakland card includes Martinmas Prudent Gateway Lisario Elevation Grace G with riders Miller and Stuart in pool of entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aqueduct
Betty Mald
Musgrave
Jimmy Lane
Owens
Jubilee
Shaw
Trance
Mazuma
G. Burns
Oakland
Martinmas
Miller
Prudent
Gateway
Lisario
Elevation
Stuart
Grace G
A. Walsh
Morrissey Wins Boston Marathon. Hayes Second in 25 Mile Run
Thomas J Morrissey of Mercury AC New York wins the Boston Athletic Association Marathon on a 25 mile Ashland to Boston course with a time of 2 hours 25 minutes 31.5 seconds. J J Hayes of Irish American AC finishes second two minutes behind. Robert Fowler of Cambridge places third. Michael Jo Ryan of Irish American AC follows. Welton sets intermediate records before fading to ninth. Fowler and Inc duel with Ryan closing strongly in the final miles. The event serves as an Olympic marathon trial with AAU officials noting positions to be finalized later.
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Washington Post
Boston
Mass
Thomas J Morrissey
Mercury Athletic Club
New York
Ashlend
Longboat
Morrissey
Hayes
Irish-American Athletic Club
Robert Fowler
Cambridge
Welton
New England
Fowler
Inc
Boston Athletic Alstermen
Asile
Ryan Ryan
Tigers Rally Sparks Easy Victory in Slugfest
An overlong account covers a Tigers win with many fielding errors by the opponents enabling multiple scoring chances. Key moments include Simon's double, Harlan and Vaughn driving runs, and late Diamond success as Warwick, Vaughn, and others contribute across the lineup.
Quaker baseball notes and misc. game mention in late column
A fragmented sports-item style note references Quaker play and multiple unnamed teams. The garbled text mentions scores, players, and events across several games, with scattered phrases about form, reversals, and upcoming contests in a busy, disjointed recap.
Harvard and Academy Play Practice Baseball at Noon
A practice game occurred between Harvard and the Academy in Sperial In Tre Washneta. Four innings were played with sparse scoring as Sater pitched for the visitors and Douglas led the pitching squad. Douglas, the football captain, showed notable control and speed. The teams plan further games on Wednesday and Thursday to continue the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperial
Tre Washneta
Harvard
Wnrval
Neter Sie
Douglas
Ifth Academy
Ifirsard
Academy
No Hit Game Delivers Narrow Loss in College Showdown
Spear The Waking’s postgame notes detail Delaware Kokhe Utecud facing Trinity in a cold day game. Crimty’s no hitter effort is undone by two Trinity errors and two stolen bases in the fifth. Lane’s pitching carries Trinity to a fifth straight shutout, a 1 0 victory. Delaware’s slow baserunning prevents scoring despite threats, while Trinity capitalizes on base advancement and timely hits.
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Sillery
Trinitys
Lane
Virginia Triumphs Over Lehigh In High-Scoring Clash
The Washington Post reports a Virginia win over Lehigh in a crowded game. Key moments include Walker’s RBI fly, Hoff’s two triples, and a seventh inning rally as Virginia builds a lead despite Lehigh threats.
Fifth Baptist defeats Metropolitans in practice game on Monument grounds
The Fifth Baptist team defeated the Mountropolitans 9 to 6 in a practice game on the Monument grounds. Metropolitans scored all runs in the fifth inning, with key hits by Camalier and Willson among others.
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Mtropolitans
Fifth Baptist
Church Teague
Monument Grounds
Metropolitans
Metropjis
OCAF
Rhoalh
Sulisan
Stefne Vt Kaayt Frana Db
Luss As
Yeatman
di Filelt
Camatier
Laptet
Faytiat
Rulinek
Bugs
Bullock
Bragg
Gordon
Green
Mada
Lynhao Tao Basg
Camalier
Tanes
Camalier Willson
Krvana
Lefoe
Blett
Bullocks
Bagg
Mr Pinnar
Officials Deny Report On Metropolitan Swurf Association Takeover
The Washington Post reports officials deny a circulating claim that the Metropolitan Swurf Association would gain control of betting operations at tracks, opposing turf owners who oppose any open monopolization. The piece notes Mets’ limited membership, past bans, and public satisfaction with the current open betting system. It also mentions Jubilee’s win and emphasizes ongoing scrutiny by turf governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speal
Washington Post
Jockeys Club
Aga
Hnokmikers
Metropolitan Swurf Association
Mets
Truk
New York
Mts
Daves
John G. Ousanagh
Ick
Imi
Taft
Tobkey Club
Jublee
Colin Jubier
Reaving
Colonel Jack
Jubilee
Shaw
Jubylee
Compute-Stefonnette
Psilanti
Oakland Racecard Opens With Walter Miller Sweep
Jockey Walter Miller won the first four races at Emeryville, riding Martinmas to an easy win in the opening six furlongs. The day featured multiple events with odds and times listed for six races, including Prudent and Ocean Queen in four furlongs, Boloman in the mile, and Elevation in the mile and a quarter handicap. Other notables include Hooger Red and Grace G in later sprints with various runners noted.
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Oakland
Walter Miller
Emeryvilla
Martinmas
Martimas
Fernardo
A Walsh
Hota
Vinton
McIntyre
Calla John
Graus Pin
St Kilda Berriessa Transmute Netting
Sam McCibben
Maxim Gorky
Socond
Nabonassar
Pontator Elie Huzzah Hogo
Nadzu Talamund
Sechel
Hooger Red
Juxton
Jessup Lawlor
George Tranite
Wesley Kenilworth
Marifius
Ben Hellen Resigns From Washington Jockey Club Post
Ben Hellen has resigned as assistant secretary of the Washington Jockey Club after the recent Renning meeting. He says other business demands prevent him from giving the racing position needed time. No successor has been chosen, with the club uncertain about its future plans.
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Pimlico
Ben Hellen
Sim Walton
Washington Jockey Club
Renning
Hellen
Marsland Jockey Club
Steeplechase Weights Set for Aqueduct Feature Saturday
Weights published for the Deendale Steeplechase at Aqueduct, two and a half miles, to be run Saturday April 2. Thistledale carries 166 pounds while other contenders include Immy Lane 1956, Jon Ja 1%, Penasis 148, Dr Logan 143, Knight of tlwant Flamano 140, Raket 134, and Palm Td teald 2320, among others.
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Thistledale
Aqueduct
New York Ami
Immy Lane
John Dil Jon Ja
Kara
Penasis
Dr Logan
Feonoms
Knight of Tlwant Flamano Sute Paper
Agur Roy
Palm Td Teald
Jim Molt
Loudan
Racing Entries and Race Descriptions Across Multiple Events
The list outlines daily racing entries for a card of six to seven races featuring three year olds and up. Notable entrants include Sillimg Aucassin Umbrella Oxford Pantome and Hyperion with various weights and nine or more horses per race. The program covers sprint and middle distance races with classifications from maidens to stakes and includes two year old fillies races and a mile turf option.
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Aqueduct
Sillimg
Aucassin
Ingham
Umbrella
Oresgna
Hyperion IT
Pantome
Oxford
Alethuo
Jamea
Brady
Black Oak
Tribe of Castile
Royal Captive
Primrose League OF Bluestock
Misa Highland
Mawnetie Isie
Metdows
Kate Anotation
Plaids
Merry Widow
Hampton Beart
Bowery Laas
Rifteman Iss Chaputtepe
Piatto
Flestigouche
Upward St
Sadler Ilo Hiandy
Grimald
Troublemaker
Mullaney
Heashipantheater
True
Hazes
Citygen
Malden
Caxin Terror Seelision Taxidermist
Local Equestrian Race Entries Highlight Midday Run
A list of horse names including Queen Emma, Kathe, Gypsy King, and Mozart appears, with entries for riders Seiler, Carmixa, George, Bridlar, and Lyle. The event is set to run today in Johnstown and nearby tracks, drawing attention to contenders and betting odds.
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Oakland
Qld
Seiler
Emma C
Alice George
Carmixa
Mozart Belmere
Kathe Son
Buleigh
John Lyle
Johnstown
Farle Rogers
Frank Flittner Marater
Orione
Major Taylor Beaten by Fogler Bardgett Team at Lyceum
Fogler and Bardgett beat Major Taylor in a two heat cycle race at the Lyceum Theater in Worcester. Fogler and Bardgett led the Dough team with Taylor finishing second in each heat. First heat half mile in 1 35, second heat one mile in 2 16 2-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fogler
Bardgett
Loral
Washington
CW Porter
Bor
Lyceum
Bovton
Joe Folger
New Theater
oTk
Walter Bardgett
Syracuse
Euery
Major Taylor
Cieck
Monument Grounds
Worcester
Tyceons Athletic Club
City Square Coliseum
Fogier
Taylor
Dough Bardgett
Brightwood Monday matinee draws crowd and fast pace racing
A Good Crowd sees sport at Brightwood as fans enjoy an Easier Monday matinee. Slappy Gom claimed a tumbling heat win in the first pace, Foxey sparked a buck dart in heat two, and five furlong novelty races featured Twister and Sin dole. Judges were Henry Copper shite, John Ho Gheen, and Pro JoP Robinson. trainers Thomas Baldwin and IT 1 Sele B FP M.Caully acted as starter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightwood
Slappy G Om
Foxey
le Traid
Thoms
Rob R
Richards
Manners
Oppenheimer
Hassell C
Billy Kb
Thomas
Ida
Happy G Mott
William KO
Miller
Twister
Sindole
Toaxey
al Prender
Henry Coppershite
John Ho Gheen
Jop Robinson
Thomas Baldwin
Sele
FP M.caully
Hyland Gets Decision In Philadelphia Boxing Bout
Special to the Waking on Post Philadelphia Pa April 2 Vightine Dick Hiland of San Francisco scored a decision over Young Loughrey in a nine round bout under Philadelphia rules but fought under Queensberry code. Hyland landed heavier blows while Loughrey absorbed punishment. Hyland used right hand leads and a sharp left jab was Loughrey’s most effective blow while he was forced to winch at times. Crowd displeasure faded as the bout heated up.
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Washinaton
Virginia
Fuelagh T
Wuginny Field
Bitte
Pegan
Singie
Secord
Wilke
Capt Hom
Ion
Erich Pug
Serond Wen
Galberiitis
Lundie
Sterrets
Carl Walkers Lang
Walker Hontoor
Maddux
Gary Lraiths
Stevlmny
Ming Honaker
Obiuniss
Cdo
Carl
Lawrence
Tome
Ciltrith
Teatein
Fleming
Walkr
Teertas
Witmer
Viremia
Parnel Sins
Virrtola Tehigh
Sirukaut
Hy Walther
Walker
Cahanisa
Tina Passe I
Cahanian
Thom Walker
Mr Hottner
Philadelphia
Vightine Dick Hiland
San Francsco
Young Loughrey
National Athletic Club
Hyland
Manjunker
Loughrey
Nervine Promises Nervous System Strength and Recovery
A testimonial from Mrs Thornburg of North Baltimore Ohio praises Dr Miles Nervine for restoring strength after a grip illness. She notes stomach and nerves improved after using Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills, with money back if the first bottle fails. Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Bette
Thornburg
Baltimore
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Cricket at Howard University Triumph for Milliard's Team
Howard University Cricket Club mainly West Indians won its first scratch contest on the new grounds. Milliard Rance and Lyncl starred as the attackers. The first team led by Capt Barrett scored eighteen runs and had to bat again, then added seventy nine in the second inning. Milliard's aggregation won by an inning and thirteen runs. Abe Attell beat Eddie Kelly in eight rounds in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Milliard
I *N Innning
Howard University Cricket Club
Milliard Rance
Lyncl
Capt Barrett
Fontest
Capt Miliiard
Sherman Gets Surprise Victory at Royal Decorated Auto
Sherman wins world champion title in Chicago Saturday night drawing a cordial reception at his home and a decorated royal hall. Friends Roeschike Wilkens organized a reception where he received a solid silver service and applause while acknowledging well wishers. Master Edyan Lewrson played violin as Hearts and Flowers was rendered in a refined, memorable tribute.
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Frank Shemiin
Chicago
Kimi
Roesch ¢Ike
Wilkens
Sherman
Shirman
Sher Tian
Woo
Lewre Son
the Royal
LARNED AND WRENN WIN ON COURTS OF ST NICHOLAS RINK
New York April 2 three matches were decided in the danbies playoffs at the St Nicholas Rink. Larned defeated Ward and ROC Wight, while Wrenn Jr. defeated another champion. The matches featured fast passing and net play as players battled in best two of three sets to determine the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortinatim
St Nicholas Rink
GI Wrenn Jr
Ward
Roc Wight
Wrenn
Wight
Rod Tattl
Announce Golf Programme Fourth Annual Tournament Details
New York April 200 Fle American IP Associations announce the fourth annual golf tournament. The event will be held at Lambton Country Club in Toronto beginning Monday July 6 and running for a week. It features four championships and additional events including bands, foursomes for women, and a special twenty for men. William Freeman of this city serves as president, with FY Mew Flex of Pittsburgh and Charles A Carlisle of South Bend as vice presidents, and Charles H Stoddard of Chicago as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William [ Freeman
City
Pittsburg
Charles A Carlisle
South Bend
Charles H Stoddard
Chicago
Philadelphia fighter beats Mellody in Boston bout
Harry Tews of Philadelphia scored a decisive victory over welterweight Honey Mellody in Boston. Mellody was knocked out in the fourth round of a twelve round scheduled bout. The fight weighed around 140 6 pounds with Mellody defeated clearly and there seems to be little dispute over the result.
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Washington
Boston Mass
Harry Tews
Philadelphia
Chimpon Honey Mellody
Fouth
Mellody
Lewis
Unclear Text Fragment From The Mart
Fragmentary OCR reads like sports notes or match scraps with garbled names and teams. It mentions Ajax, Southern welter weight, and a test beat but lacks coherent structure, dates, or clear outcomes.
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Selz
Russia
Robert Berberich
Griffin
Fitzherbert
RAGE
J. J. Hayes
Hess
N. Hess’ Sons
Pa. Ave
Tigers
Georgetown
Princeton
Diamond
Vitors
Hey Neger
Earth Warwek
Tan
Ball Vaughn
Lefe
Warn Oh Harlan
Courtne
Iim
Les Fed
Farlan
Harlan
Hive
Sime
Vaughn
Duffy
Shrouga
Intel
Ortier
Hlafis Srughel
Teetown
Pennsylvania
Warner
Ali
Warwick
Tarlin Ardilo
Sim
Aril Leeylarly Solen
Otagh Harlan Dillon Ant Hewneser
Wrathe
Hooever
Sei Balis
Petts
Quakers
Penn
Georgetaw
Peltas
Fennislou
Hilt & Orge
Teres Loeb
Porro
Ef Ulness
Lee
Strow
Berman Varsity En
Cise
Smt
Ioan
Midshipmen
Ayer
Ayer CO
Lowell Mao
Delaware
Trinity
Lehigh
Hoff
Frims Metropolitan
Richmond College
Petersburg
Riverside
Petersure
Worley
Nathaniel T Worley
Marquette League
Edwards
Bloomingdale Athletic Club
Naocent
Philadelphia, Apenny
University of Pennsylvania
Swaming
West
Chicago Athletic Club
Chicago Universty
University of Illinois
Missouri Athletic Club
St. Loui
Jockey Club
Kirstru Futurity
Psy Hing
St. Kimwand
Tole Dellary
Sir Brillar
Bellmere
Sir Electroid
Howard University
Abe Attell
Seattle
Wash
San Francisco
Eddie Kelly
Suffalo
Royal
Larned
Ward and
American Association
Harry Lewis
Medical
Reedit
Seventeenth Street
Fisk 'Elgin
Sears
Sundafs
Cook Remedy Coo
State ST
Donetla I
Mosis
Etrlotare
Ewicaloc
Turner
Young Ajax
Mart Garot Rhim
Kuing Ajax
Wight Bingpis
Brest
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
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