Ninespot Wins Narrowly At Pimlico Handicap
Threatening weather cooled attendance at Pimlico as Ninespot edged Bobbie Keane by a neck in the mile handicap with Baird riding. Diver won the steeplechase for W M Kerr, while Merry Belle led from the start to win the first race. Additional results note King Albert bleeding and Mamie March capturing the maiden race.
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Dead Heat at Nashville Yo San and Icewater in fifth race
Cumberland Park witnesses a tight finish as Yo San and Icewater dead heat in the fifth race. Charley Eastman for Avondale Stakes wins with a strong drive. other races at five furlongs and six furlongs feature Romota and Miss Jordan among several reruns and close placements.
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Boston Wins 2-1 Over Washington in Ninth Inning
Boston edges Washington 2 to 1 as Selbach belts a first inning homer and McGovern delivers in the eighth. Tannehill shines with ten assists and solid infield defense while Knoll and Cassidy contribute at key moments. Washington threatens late but Boston’s baserunning miscues keep them from extra innings.
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Bohemian Stakes Run In Mud At Jamaica Race Meet
New York April 27 mud horse racing at Jamaica track, stable of Sidney Paget won three races Deuxtemps Czaraphin Phidias with Czaraphine dominating Columbus Selling Stakes at 13 to 20. Races listed include selling, handicap, and stakes events with times and notable runners such as Bohemia Lord Badge Arsenal and Phi Alan in sequence.
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Tol Sari
Phi- Alan
Favorites All Beaten at Union Park Racing Card
Track heavy at Union Park as multiple races run from six furlongs to one mile and beyond. Baggerly wins the opening six furlongs while High Jinks takes the next. Operator and Miss Marconi also score with notable odds, and crews from Pennsylvania head to Annapolis to meet Navy on Saturday.
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Chevy Chase Horse Show at Washington’s Biggest Exhibition
Preparations underway for Chevy Chase Club’s fourth annual horse show on May 12 open to the public. A new ring and covered grand stand for 1,000 spectators, with many entries including out-of-town competitors. entries close April 29. A panoramic photo by Burr McIntosh Studio will capture the grounds Saturday afternoon.
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Chevy Chase Club
Burr McIntosh
New York
Grand Stand
The Grip and Dr Miles Nervine Cure Claim
A personal testimony promotes Dr Miles Nervine as the remedy for grip symptoms including chills, back pains, nausea, coughing, sneezing, eye and nose discharge, and headaches. The ad asserts the product builds the nervous system and fights germ-poisoned blood, with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.
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Manager Griffith in Box as New York shuts out Philadelphia
In a pitchers battle the New York team defeats Philadelphia with Griffith pitching. Griffith uses three of his best pitchers on the injured list and decides to pitch in relief. After the first inning the game remains tight with two hits for each side. Treatment lines mention coughs colds and lung troubles with Dr King’s New Discovery. Price 81.00 per bottle.
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Griffith
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Phillies Defeat New York In Low-Scoring Tilt
Attendance 4 000 as Philadelphia edges New York 1 0 in nine innings. Schreck doubles for a score, Hartsell and Conroy reach base with small plays, while Keeler, Elberfeld and Wil lame help Philadelphia claim the win. Plank and Griffith both contribute on the mound in a tight game lasting 1 hour 38 minutes.
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Philadelphia
Schreck
Elberfeld
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OM Griffith
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Mr. Connolly
Two in thirteenth seal Chicago win at St Louis
In extras Chicago won 4 1 on two straight singles by Holmes and Davis in the thirteenth. Attendance 4 200. Box score lists Smith and Glade starting pitchers with 2 20 time. St Louis 3 Chicago 4 final with Green’s three base hit and Donohue’s double plays notable.
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McFarland
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Four Shutouts In Four Days In Detroit Cleveland Series
Detroit and Cleveland split the four game set with two wins each. Mullin limited Detroit to three baserunners, while Bay and Cooley provided notable catching for the locals. Attendance reached about 4,000 as the day ended with Cleveland taking the finale 6 to 1.
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Strick
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Hess
Mr. Sheridan
Ball Club Incorporated Formed in Washington
The Washington American League Base ball Club filed a certificate of incorporation. Incorporators and trustees include Thomas C. Noyes, Benjamin B. Minor, William H. Rapley, Scott C. Bone, Henry L. West, Edward J. Walsh, and Henry P. Blair. The firm is perpetual with capital stock of 100000 dollars in 10000 shares of 10 dollars each.
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Thomas C. Noyes
Benjamin 8
National League Scores and Schedule for Today
New York beat Brooklyn 4 to 0 while Philadelphia and Boston rain-affected, St. Louis split with Cincinnati and Chicago split with Pittsburgh. Today’s games feature Boston at Philadelphia, New York at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at St. Louis, and Chicago at Pittsburgh. Standings show Cincinnati 5 6 .600, Chicago 6 4 .600, Boston 4 4 .600, Pittsburgh 6 4 .860, Brooklyn 4 4 .600, St. Louis 6 3 .333, New York 7 2 .?.
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New York shuts out Brooklyn as bases full thwarted
New York tops Brooklyn 4 to 0 after Brooklyn filled the bases in the fifth but was denied a run by a double play. Strang was ejected for disputing an umpire ruling and Graham benched for a similar offense. Attendance 6,845. Also: National League confirms contract moves for Matthewson Bresnah an and Amidt release.
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National League Today
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Roger Bresnehan
Harry Amdt
Cinemnai
Louisville
Mixed results from Southern and Eastern League games
Southern League games saw Atlante beat Montgomery 11 to 3 Memphis tied 2 1 with New Orleans 2 1 Little Rock beat Shreveport 11 to 7 Birmingham downed Nashville 2 0 American Association results included Louisville 6 Columbus 4 and St Paul 7 Columbus 8 Indianapolis 2 Toledo 17 Milwaukee 0 Eastern League scores Newark 9 Rochester 0 Montreal 3 Baltimore Jersey City rained out South Atlantic League results Augusta 4 Charleston 1 Savannah 2 Jacksonville 0 Macon 6 Columbia 2 Read the Fourteenth Street Items in The Post tomorrow. They will interest you.
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