Georgetown Beats Pennsylvania in Slugfest At Home
Pennsylvania beaten as Cantwell allows six hits. Blue and Gray pitcher shows visitors mercy through, while Mess and Pallen star. Georgetown, supported by Fathers Whitney and Dougherty and many Georgetown alumni, witnessed a high scoring game with notable players from Harvard Yale and local schools in attendance.
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Rector Withdraws Entry From Olympic Trials
Virginia flyer Jamie Rector withdraws from the Olympic trials due to his father’s ill health. Rector had been tipped as a top contender in the sprints and hurdles, having beaten Cartmell and Smithson, but will not compete in Philadelphia events scheduled for early June.
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Chapultepec Triumphs In Carter Handicap At Aqueduct
Three year old Chapultepec by Gerolstein-Graciosty led from start to finish in the Sterling Stakes and Carter Handicap drama at Aqueduct. Restigouche under Notter challenged, drifted into the fence after a rough stretch, but Chapultepec prevailed by a length amid stewards protest and crowd noise.
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Amateur baseball chaos as Kensington tops Regent tie in late rally
Kensington defeated Regent by a narrow score in a long game featuring snow delays and a standout effort by Carper at shortstop. Park View’s Mohler hit a late homer with two on as Harnes Lowll starred on the mound, delivering a 17-strikeout performance to guide the Athletics club.
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Ghapultepec First in Freeport Handicap Race
Restigouche beaten as GHAPULTEPEC wins the Freeport Handicap and Sterling Stakes thrillers. spectators claim a foul against Notter's mount in the three year old colt clash, reflecting dissatisfaction with the outcome.
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Idle City Handicap Won By Pajaroita Away In Fast Dash
The rainy track at Oakland on April 21 produced a fast tempo as Pajaroita Away led from the start to capture the Idle City Handicap. Sonust challenged late but Pajaroita Away held on for the win over Burleigh in the stretch.
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Isle City Handicap results and nearby race notes
A crowded race card at Isle City featured top finishers in the Fourth-Five furlong Isle City Handicap with Pajarolla first at 14 to 10 over Native Son and Burleigh. Feligroso and Earl Rogers also placed in the mile events while Johnstown, Ocean Shore, and Raleigh Vox Populi gathered minor callouts in the day’s mixed sprint and mile runs.
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Flour Grand Prize At St Louis Exposition
At the St Louis Exposition the grand prize went to Gold Medal Flour Washburn Crosby Co for flour quality. The judges awarded this product as the best among many flours claiming the title flour of flours.
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Pimlico Opens Spring Meet as New Track Shines Bright
Superintendent Brennan reports the Pimlico course in excellent condition for the Maryland Jockey Club spring meeting. A large, high quality entry of horses fills stables, with many top riders and personnel arriving from Aqueduct and New York.
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Larned and Lo Wrenn win doubles in round robin tennis
In New York on April 21 William A Larned and George Lo Wrenn Jr defeated Raymond D Tittle and Theodore Roosevelt Pell 4 6 6 2 3 to secure the first prize and move to two wins none losses The upset of the day was Holcombe Ward and Beals C Wright losing to the champions in the St Nicholas rink match
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Tome's football dates and upcoming schedule
Tome outlines a near full football schedule for next season with eight returning players from last year and potential addition of a game against Central or Technical High School. The article notes strong baseball prospects, a promising track outlook, and plans for a large regional meet with enthusiastic participation from Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington, New Jersey and New York entrants. The committee expects a warm reception for visiting teams.
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Racing in Kentucky Starts Today
The spring and summer racing season opens at the Kentuck Association track in Lexington tomorrow with five hundred horses quartered at the facility. Horsemen travel from across the country to participate in the event.
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Blackburn O Brien bout agreed for May six rounds
Special to The Washington f our Philadelphia April 21 Jack O Brien, after a year dodging, was cornered today and signed to fight Jack Blackburn six rounds before the National Athletic Club on May.
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Middies Race Harvard in Prelim Work at Annapolis
At Annapolis April 2, the Navy midshipmen prepared for the Harvard race with rough water hindering practice. Leighton returned in the boat and both crews logged about an hour on St Johns Creek, with officials and observers ready for the 4 o'clock start pending favorable wind and water.
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Wrestlers fined after theater bout in slugging melee
Rob Roy Mackey and another local wrestler were arrested during a bout at a theater on Saturday night. Judge Mulloway fined each $11 after plea bargaining reduced the original disorderly conduct charges from higher penalties.
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Doc Kleinschmidt Dominates Departmental League Outfield
Doc Kleinschmidt leads the Departmental League in popularity with an overwhelming edge as an outfield specialty. Posts baseball favorites Tasylor and Bietaski excel in amateur class. new amateurs Tom Vayock Sam Simon and others enter the race alongside pros Shivhe Delehanty Attizer Guntey and Johnson of the Washington Amercas League, all polling strong votes.
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No Tights for Paterson Ban Spread to Townsfolk
A Washington Post dispatch reports Paterson city fathers enacted an ordinance banning tights and decoletage outfits for women in public spaces. The measure also bars blood and thunder style posters on billboards and prohibits similar displays in the town going forward.
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Baseball talk frames a rainy day of cricketlike chatter
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