Malabar Wins Merchants Handicap at Pimlico Race Day
At Pimlico April 25 a modest card hid sharp finishes. Malabar won the Merchants Handicap by a length over Ninespot, with Waddell II close third. Indian Flower surprised at 30 to 1 to beat Mamie March, Gatewood faded after Isaak fell, and Love Note captured the final race by a short head amid a tense stretch drive. John J. Ryan was rumored to have profited heavily on Love Note’s victory.
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Chamblee Fifty to One in Cumberland Park Runaway
Chamblee strong favorite at Cumberland Park Nashville on a cloudy day led a runaway last race while Scalper Annie Fitzhugh and other runners chased. Multiple races at Cumberland and Fair Grounds with list of winners, times, and horses including Ossineke Garalsh and Lady Savoy among noted performances.
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Keeler's Homer Caps Hapless Nine Tilt With Washington
In New York the Senators and Nationals played a ragged set, with errors and long hits shaping a 6 to 5 finish. Willie Keeler took four hits and ended the game with a ninth inning homer, while Tom Hughes belted one of the longest drives at the local park.
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Santa Catalina Wins Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica
In front of 15000, Albemarle Stables Santa Catalina won the $5000 Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica. Preen finished first but was disqualified for fouling. jockeys Fuller and J Kelly were injured. Kent was suspended for rough riding. Other races at the meet featured Witful, Rapid Water, and Ormonde's Hight among notable finishers.
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Pimlico Racing Entries Evening Card Mix of Distances
Entries list for Pimlico races includes six races with six plus horses per event. Odds and horse names populate the card across sprint to steeplechase segments, featuring notable entries such as Tresle Peter Becker Fondness Red Light Von Rosen Limerick Belvidere Handicap Panique and more, with varied weights and selling conditions.
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St Asaph Men the Owners of Kenilworth Poolroom Site
Property near Kenilworth Maryland D C line changed hands April 17 for about 45000 to Percy Humphrey from Francis Cabeloix and wife. Kenilworth residents fear promoters from St Asaph Virginia and nearby areas are backing the new club type poolroom with card admission and restricted access. A citizens committee plans to seek action in Upper Marlboro to halt construction as crews rush to finish the building near the end of the streetcar line.
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Kelley Granted Decision In Ten Rounds With O'Brien
Hugo Kelley of Chicago won a ten round bout at the Auditorium in Indianapolis, defeating Philadelphia Jack O'Brien who was penalized for rough tactics. Kelley dominated rounds four five and ten while O'Brien cited illness. In the preliminary, George Koerder KO'd Danny Donovan in the second round. Painter L. A. Swank was treated at Emergency Hospital for a badly cut wrist after shoving his hand through a window on Sixteenth Street Northwest.
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Struck out-By Clarkson and Other Batter Totals
Struck out by Clarkson twice. Three base hits by Williams and Conroy. Two-base hit by Kittredee. Sacrifices by Williams Hill and Danny. Stolen bases by Dougherty Conroy and Chase. Fielding: Williams to Elberfeld to Chase Mullens to Stahl. Hit by pitcher Clarkson. OM Clarkson allowed three hits in two innings and four in seven innings off Hogg. Wild pitch Hughes. Umpire Mr Connally. Time of game two hours.
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Athletics Defeat Boston as Waddell Saves Game
In Boston on April 25 the Athletics won the final game of the series with hard hitting at opportune times. Dineen and Bender were driven from the box. Waddell earned the win for Philadelphia while Winter fared easier for Boston. Key hits included two base and three base efforts by Davis Knight Seybold and Collins with Hartsel Selbach and Burkett among the notables. Final line shows Philadelphia 4 Boston 6 with Waddell pitching 2 innings for the win.
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Detroit Falls 1 Run Short in Cleveland Pitchers Battle
Detroit outhit Cleveland but was shut out 4 0 in a pitchers duel. MacIntyre failed to steal to force a tie as Crawford's two bagger and Bay's triple produced Detroit's lone tally. Flick made a fielding highlight with Hickman’s catch. Attendance 4,000. Cleveland benefited from timely hits by Vinson and Bay and Bay drove in two. Earned run details note Cleveland 4 Detroit 0.
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National League results and standings update
Brooklyn beat Boston 3 1 New York defeated Philadelphia 3 1 Cincinnati routed St Louis 12 2 Chicago Pittsburg and Boston Philadelphia New York Brooklyn games listed. Standings show New York Cincinnati Pittsburg in top group with Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis trailing.
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Brooklyn Finds Willis in Opening Game Loss to Brooklyns
Vic Willis pitched his first season start at Washington Park as Brooklyn defeated Boston 9 to 1. Attendance 1,500. Sheckard, Wolverton, Lumley and Sharpe produced Boston's few hits amid a shaky attack while Jones allowed the offense to click for Brooklyn. Time 1 hour 26 minutes.
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New York Dominate Final Game of Series
New York won the last game easily. Pittinger started, Washe debuted, and Wiltse relieved. Taylor was hurt by a grounder, and the crowd of 4,820 saw New York beat Philadelphia 4 to 1 with strong hitting from Devlin and Bresnahan.
Cincinnati Triumph Over St Louis In Early Inning
Cincinnati wins 4 to 2 as St Louis struggles against Campbell in the first inning. Harper allows only a first inning hit and the game features two base hits by Huging Grady and Bridwell. Attendance listed as 1,80 with umpire Mr. Klein and time of game about 1 hour 35 minutes. Also promotional notes for The Overland Limited and California Express trains.
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