Firebrand Disqualified as Wooster Wins Fifth Amid Pageant at Pimlico
Firebrand caused a chaotic finish in the fifth race as he broke the barrier and caused a delay. Sir Wooster, the hot favorite, gained the win after Banner was disqualified. Post race notes, other runners, including notable horses and owners, drew attention as fans observed the tumultuous sprint.
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Pimlico
Washington Post
Biltmore Md
Ponhco
Robert Revule
Str Wooster
Henning
Sir Wooster
Banner
Cal
Sir Wester
Tike
Bannar
Winners and Races At Pimlico Aqueduct Oakland Lexington
Winners listed for Pimlico Aqueduct and Lexington races with odds and jockeys. Notes reference Magrane Dollie Dollars Ocean Shore and Bloodstone in recent events. A narrative about Tommy Burns improving form and a rider change for Bloodstone is included, plus a remark on a difficult jump sequence.
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Pimlico
M. T. Greene
Bergen
Liebert
Martin Doyle
Harty
Sir Wooster
Masnada
McCahey
Fancy Bird
T. Burns
Jane Swift
G. Swain
Stone
Jack
G. Burns
Musgrave
Blandy
Shaw
Woodso
Notter
Oakland
Magrane
Kelly
Riley
Guilett
Dollie Dollars
Walsh
Lisario
W. Miller
Wuerzburger
Rice
Ocean Shore
Hildebrand
Lexington
Neoga
Helden
Night Mist
Pickens
Tony W
Ott
Moquette
Woodaan
Terah
Lee
Louise McFarlan
Minder
Moquette Wins Debut Race at Lexington Meet
In Lexington on opening day Moquette captured the fourth race on first-year mount by a stable boy, defeating a strong field in a four furlong event. Nenga dominated the 61s event with a reserve to spare, while other notable runners included Abbey, Violet Pearsall, and Nora Mohenna in separate heats.
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Lexington
Moquette
Witin
Nenga
Eoga
Hetlel
Bint von Mate
Gotham
Violet Pearsall
Gibson Estella
Mondella Kings
Tony
Raset
Irg If
Skeirsin
Teddy Hedge
Kection Alee
J Lee A
Buket Brigade
Filenor
Helbard
Arty Ee
Finney
Diverre
Louise Volari
Twinler
Ann Day
Royal Rg
Aso
Fragmented OCR list of names and places
Readable items include a string of names such as Cushman, Stasheann, Azure, Vien, Hi ie, and Tau. Numerous garbled terms and partial place or person references appear, with occasional initials and stray punctuation, but no coherent event or story emerges.
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Pimlico
Ivanhoe
Royal
Oayx Edgels
Miss Cushman
Stasheann
Giredeir
Akland
Canarsie Stakes at Aqueduct Features High Private Victory
New York reports 12,000 spectators as High Private, a gelding by Oddfellow, wins the Canarsie Stakes for two year olds at four furlongs in a gallop. Fitz Herbert closes strong to place with Uncle Jim and Colonel Jack dominating the field, while heavyweights Grapple and other rivals struggle with weight and pacing.
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A. J. Joyner
Fitz Herbert
Uncle Jim
Colonel Jack
Washington Post
New York
Aqueduct Track
Forsythes High Private
Oddfellow
J Joyner
Favouite
J A Bennet
Jim
James R Keenes Apron
Newcastle
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Saracinesca Star
Runnymede Almee
Lanafa
Simes
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Morersa
Laneham
Owens
Gald Cirele
Klalta
Dugan
Fleming
Faustaleo Tan
Canarsie Staxea
Canarsie Stakes Thriller and Canarsie racing notes
The article details a Canarsie Stakes day with High Private hosted by Colston and Forsythe, odds collapsing from 40 to 1 to 15 to 1 as James FE Gaffney placed a century vote. It covers Aimee C, Mark Anthony Jr., and other entrants, including Bad News and Jane Swift, plus debate over starts and betting activity at Sheepshead Bay and Canarsie tracks.
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Aqueduct
I Persythe
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Frank Farrell
Aimee C
McCarthy
Farrel
Mark Anthony Jr
RRF Garman
Thomas Newton
Star
Runnymed
WR Bradley
Jane Swift
Magrane Wins Easy from Dr Crook in Oakland Race
In cloudy weather the Oakland track hosted a crowded program led by Magrane who sprinted clear to win the opening 1406 yard contest over Dr Crook. Wap Huxton and Sea Suk also ran, with Curricahim and Marpessa among the others in the field.
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Oakland Cat
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Huxton
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Isher
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Keogh
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Gallinde
Tilly Myer
Helly
Walter “Moller
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Honheur
Business High Victors Over Army and Navy In Interhigh Tilt
Business High School defeated Army and Navy 12 to 2 as Stenographers star Welcher struck out seven and got support from teammates. Keane, Davis and Melcher fueled the offense, while Tavis Spragins and Muller's rounds fueled the defense and fielding. Coaches note strong form for a possible championship run as Brookland trip looms.
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Biue
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Keane
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A &N
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Hunt
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Lester
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Handy
Equine racing card with multiple bets and horse pairings
In earth Green Goods 103 Galnade OF Be Thankful 97 Ed Davis 96 Gega of Margie D May Sutton and Mre Farrell 93 each Third rare Onamilo Mendon 114 Pinaud and Gene Handion 109 each Loretto Mary 8 Clark and Noni 107 each George Kilburn 105 Golden Wave Entrada and Rose Cherry 10% each Tommy Ahearn 98 fourth race Qcean View Handicap four and a half furlongs Woodlander 10 Mauretania and Blil Latin 100 each Royal Stone and fiat fic 98 each Lady Rensselaer 95 Fifth race Selling one and one sixteenth miles Nabanassar Valador and Mandarin lineaca Maroman Markia Mayer and Ea Sheridan 112 each Columbia Girl and Tavorn 110 Au rora 1 1 Balemon and Corkhill 105 each Fairy Street 4 sixth race Futurity course Fiterd and Andrew B Cook 12 each Hector 109 Lord Nelson 108 Ruth Wand Exitement 17 each May Amelia Salvage Prince Hrutus Belmere and Sid Silver 104 each Kotosilany 99 each
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Galnade
Be Thankful
Ed Davis
Gega
Margie
May Sutton
Mre
Farrell
Rare
Onamilo Mendon
Pinaud
Gene Handion
Loretto Mary
Clark
Noni
George Kilburn
Golden Wave
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Lady Rensselaer
Nabanassar Valador
Markia Mayer
Ea Sheridan
Columbia Girl
Tavorn
Aurora
Balemon
Corkhill
Fairy Street
Fiterd
Andrew B Cook
Hector
Lord Nelson
Ruth Wand
Amelia
Prince Hrutus Belmere
Sid Silver
Kotosilany
Delaware Is Defeated by Carolina in Lopsided Loss
Carolina defeated Delaware 4 to 2 this afternoon at Chapel Four CC. Davis starred on the mound for Carolina with six hits allowed and excellent control. Delaware’s Sillery allowed three hits as Carolina capitalized on six Carolina errors, while Ballies and Webbe contributed for Delaware.
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Carolina
Delaware
Lmne
Davis
Carning
Pittsburg City Council Votes 75 Cent Tax On Games
Pittsburg city council introduced an ordinance taxing ball clubs 75 cents per game the highest rate in national league history. The move will cost the Pittsburg club at least 280 dollars for the upcoming season, an action that surprised many followers as the usual annual tax is around 100 dollars.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Mght
Nervine Promises Relief From Nervous Exhaustion
Overwork and nervous strain harm the body as all organs depend on nerves for strength. Dr Miles Nervine claims to restore nervous energy and rebuild the system. A Lititz pastor testifies his wife nearly died from nervous prostration before Nervine. after starting use she recovered, and is now in good health. If first bottle fails, money back from Miles Medical Co.
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Virginia Defeats Quakers in Uphill Baseball Battle
Virginia edged Pennsylvania 7 to 5 in Charlottesville in the first of three games. Carl Walker, 17, starred for Virginia as pitcher and hitter, while Quaker southpaw Crapman started strong then faltered, with Twitmeyer saving the seventh and Virginia pulling away late.
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Hecht n Stars Seek Amateur Baseball Games
In Davidson North Carolina Wake Forest College defeated Davidson College 4 to 0 in ten innings. An amateur team named Hecht n Stars formed to arrange games with teams averaging sixteen years. Representatives from department stores favor scheduling. contact John Wadell or Charles Douglass at Hecht & Co 3 Seventh street northwest.
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John Wadell
Charles Douglass
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Sporting Comment by J Ed Grillo
The column notes stronger Nationals after Cantillon’s opening day game, praising his pace and aggression over peers. It covers shifts in players Burns Delehanty Shake Love Cross and Edmonston, a drafting wobble with Edmonston and Freemanston, and a Texas controversy over contracts and free agency.
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Baseball's Uncertain Charm Keeps Fans in Love with the Game
The piece notes baseball's unpredictable nature as its appeal, cites a 2–0 loss with two runs in the fourth, and recalls a New York comeback by Mike Donlin. It laments Walter Johnson's doubtful return and praises current pitchers while regretting Johnson's absence from the squad.
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New York
Mike Donlin
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Walter
Harvard Wins At Lacrosse In A Big Regional Meet
Harvard defeats Annapolis 4 3 while Washington 4 Annapolis may have struggled as visitors showed stronger play on the field. The Western team pressed hard in a close late run with Cochran and teammates scoring key goals during the contest.
Merry Widow Widow Outlined in Town Meeting Note
A fragmented note reports a town meeting about a "Merry Widow" event with details on timing, cancellations, and penalties. The document mentions committees, a posting date, and possible fines for noncompliance, with unclear names and places due to OCR issues.
Interborough Mortgage Note Sale Announced
A London Morgan and Co announcement details restructuring and sale of notes tied to Interborough Mortgage. Proceeds expected to fund bond issues and finance mass debt financing plans, with notes offered at a premium and continuing interest. The move aims to support public works and reduce floating debt across multiple facilities.
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Hive
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Fort Myer Battery Details Ceremony for Major Wayre Statue
Fort Myer battery and Gen Grant unit attend the June 20 unveiling of an equestrian statue honoring Maj Gen Anthony Wayne. The event took place on the Revolutionary site at Valley Forge, Chester County, Pennsylvania, with participation by Port Myer veterans and local units.
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