Micco Victorious In Feature As Scratches Mar Day’s Sport
Heavy going mars the day with many flaws yet Micco clinched a feature race victory. Jockey Allen rode to a spin as public interest rose in the Majesty of Events.
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Allen
Winners at Pimlico as heavy going cuts card
The Washington Post reports a slim program at Pimlico as heavy track conditions led to many withdrawals. Chelsea stable opened with a win, Master Joan and many favorites faded. Horace E captured the seven furlong dash while Ben Cole and Jimmy Lane collided riderless, delaying the card's end.
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Virginia trainer Coles and Sharottesville death telegram
Theodore Coles, veteran Virginia trainer, was summoned to Sharottesville by telegram about his mother's death on Saturday. Edward Peters visited Pimnes sun afternoon and recently began training horses on Long Island. The Rainey stable will include De Mund, T. 8, Martin, Sanctus, and two two year olds. Jockey Neverioh appears set to ride for Capt BB Cassatt. Toronto report says F A Gallasher, former assistant to A B Dade, is dying of tuberculosis in a Toronto hospital. Juarez Jockey Club to double stakes from last season to raise purses.
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Aly
Weolstapena
J. Burttseholl
Dowbtfal UW
Jacksonvile
Baltinera
Curly Locke
Eman Follla Lavy
God Reaponseful
Hendrito
Prince Ahmed
Elvestone
Bayete
Tony Bonwro
Eueroth Ter Guy Plane
Deady Dizon
Michael Angelo
Arandack
Lua Eligibin
Reokerone
Sandring
Sesling
Lowes
Onagar
Munchet
Stepfather
Busy Miss
Doncaster
Furionge
Mary Davis
Magising
Pirestone
Fayette
Arondaey
Wander
Wing Mason
Far West
Duke of Oratoude
Feneh
Frank Garfier
Ward
Homie Eateeman
Theodore Coles
Virginia
Bla
Sharottesville
Edward Peters
Pimnessun
Long Island
Rainey Stable
DeMund
T. 8
Martin
Sanctus
Neverioh
BB Cassatt
Toronto
F. A. Gallasher
A. B. Dade
Ben Loyal Wins Narrowly At Aqueduct In Muddy Card
Rain soaked Aqueduct and trimmed the program while favorites dominated. Ben Loyal edged Frank Purcell through the final furlong to win the Union stakes by a head as the field struggled on the deep track. The card included multiple races with odds listed and times noted for each event.
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Aqueduct
Ben Loyal
Purcell
Welllecrankie
McCabe
Ben Find Avon
Mercy
Ebird
A Nna
Rasy
Union
Bea Laval
Inga
Nens
Buraio
Laurigan
Rustam
Malley
Frank Mullane
Tapling
Golden Sand
Love Cute
Sheriff Bradley Alka
Maiden
Inttramet
John Reardon
Creevy
Gamboa
Young Ballo
Shawnee
Ornatus
Bilssard
Alan Ran
Bubbling Water Wins in Clayton Handicap at Timery Vile
April race results show Bubbling Water taking two straight wins in the Clayton handicap at Timery Vile. Fern L led early but Bubbling Water overtook the field in stylish fashion, while Dr. Dougherty and Harrington faced a disqualification for failing to respond to the starter. Other listed horses include Water, Kobold, and Adene with varying placements in the tremulous card of events and noted performances across the day.
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Timeryvile
Mat
Fern L
FL Harrington
Dr. Dougherty
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Montaa
Thomas
Prilficting
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Reso Beis Esimalebee
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Veendasen
Adene
Cobar
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Marburg
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Dovaile
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Rib
Pensacola Race Day Results Highlight Short Furlong Mysteries
In four furlongs race results, Aréie paid 12 to 1 with Vann second. Fatherlids fell out. Second race saw Adeline Bouras win by a nose over Confuondr amid tight finishes. Third race featured Inspection at 2 to 1 defeating Janona Girl as odds shifted. Fourth race saw St Calpial dominate at 1 to 9 with Daley close behind. Fifth race ended with Heth Goodwis winning over Cooville in a tight finish.
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American horses run well at St Cond races
American-owned horses secured four third places in the races at St Cond. Rosa Nobie, owned by H. B. Duryea, finished third in the Prix du Bois de Boulogne over 7 1/3 furlongs. Trkoutsk, owned by Thomas Hitch cock Jr., matched the third place in the Prix di Gros-Rulyson over 12 furlongs. Tustinsen TIT and Ingambla, owned by Frank J. Gould, likewise were third in the Prix Velasquez over 10 furlongs and in the Prix des Aubepines over one mile.
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St. Cond
H. B. Duryea
Rosa Nobie
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Trkoutsk
Ingambla
Braddock Athletic Club Falls to Georgetown Junior Prep
On the Georgetown Prep field yesterday afternoon Braddock Athletic Club nine lost to the Georgetown Junior Prep aggregation by 5 to 1. The Blue and Gray youngsters played well and outmatched their rivals in most phases of the game. Batteries Braddocks Glpp and Cash Suntor Darr Wart and Maram.
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Georgetown
Braddock Achletic Club
Braddocks
Suntor
Bladensburg Baseball Seeks Teams for Future Greats
Bladensburg plans games with teams fielding players averaging 16 years. The lineup lists C Keane as catcher Hedley Gasch and L Rowe as pitchers Percy Norman at first base R Hill at second base H Wood at shortstop H Garrison at third base H Lohman Tight fist F Constantine in left field and Bailey in center field. Address J H Norgan Bladensburg Me.
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Hedley Gasch
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Shortston
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J. H. Norgan
Mount St Joseph Beats Mounta? at Baltimore
In a hard season opener at Baltimore Mount St Joseph College defeated a Maryland opponent 2 to 1. First base on error by Mount St Joseph, Stone pitched for the winner, with 3 strikeouts in a 1 hour 45 minute game.
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St. Joseph's College
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Catholic University to face Eastern Tomorrow in baseball clash
Eastern College baseball travels to meet Catholic University tomorrow at 7 pm. Brooklanders pitcher Clancy starts on mound while McEntes, former St Marys star, will play short. The trip from Chestertown, Md., was marred by a late Saturday storm over Chesapeake Bay.
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Clancy
Brooklanders
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Cheveneaka Bay
Minor League Games Report From Several Leagues
In the American Association Louisville beat Toledo 4 to 3 while Kansas City shut out Paul 4 0. In the Eastern League Newark edged Montreal 5 4 and Jersey City beat Buffalo 4 1 amid darkness. Southern League games were postponed due to cold with Augusta defeating Jacksonville 3 2 and Savannah beating Columbia 9 3.
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O Connor Leads In Serial Contest And Baseball Standings
O Connor leads in the World s Serial Contest and the alabth event while Johnson cores first in one contest and third in another. The standings show Tom Evers third in rushing and Rowland fourth, with J J Roche and Percy Given retaining their blades in the Jeffries Johnson contest. RW Colman sits second in baseball, and Miss M Etinger placed fourth in stead of third. A table lists further changes, many new contestants, and daily standings through the contest.
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Tith
Jettrles Johnson Eghtest
Tom Evers
Rowland
J. J. Roche
Percy Given
Jeffries-Stohnson
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