Bagkers Picked Six From Garths Stable at Pimlico
Six favorites won at Pimlico as trainers Garth Columbia Stables Louvigny Pacon Courtland Smith Loney Haskell claimed victories. Souvigny and Pecon drew crowds, with Laney leading in the steeplechase. Wabash Queen and Ruth W. won, Tanbark and Rosetint dominated earlier races, and Disparate horses faced mishaps before the rest. Seven races slated for tomorrow with Rig paddock entries Ruth Attler and Wild Range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Stable
Louvigny
Levering
Pacon
Courtland Smith
Loney Hagkel
Laat
Washington Post
Baltimore
Pimlico
Billy” Garth
Washington
Souvigny
Columbia Stables
Mr.Levering
Pecon
My Grace
Wabash
Queen
Tanbark
Flip
Ruth W
Arthur Cummer
Rosetint
Paeon'zo
Watercourse
Hic
Ruth'attler
Wild Range
Banner Fast At Lexington Sets Track Record Pace
Lexington Ky April 2 Six favorites won at the track Banner captured the Gus Easten Purse at seven furlongs in 1 26 5 5 seconds, near the track mark. First race results list Dr Tee Hutton top long shot, Homeless second and Restoration third. Second race Pitkin led a six furlongs field with Wigglestick second and Clara Dee third. Third race Bonner narrowly won with Miss Hawley second Tha Mage fourth. Fourth race Rocamora took six furlongs with Index second and Way Boy third. Fifth race Mat Ho Mack won four and one half furlongs, Delta Thorpe runner-up. Sixth race Ate Light led one mile with Cadichon second and Dingannon third. More runners listed in the day’s full results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Banner
Tee’ Hutton
Homeless
Restoration
Tina
Captain Hale
John Kantmain
Get Aboard
Harold
Webbar
Hard Fast
Pitkin
Tod
Wigglestick
Clara Dee
Thue
Suet
Rose
Jonah
Madden
Problem
Woda
Ferry
Algo
Hace
Bonner
Miss Hawley
Tha'Mage
Anna Day
Charter Oak
Redwood Tl
Orline
Rocamora
Index
Way Boy
Foxmead
Prestige
Gold Way
Mat- Ho Mack
Delta Thorpe
Secord
Avendon
Blue Palsy
Della’b
Mary Darby
Steter Peery
Littin Wanda
Veda
Pallatina
Princess Marie
Cadichon
Dingannon
Loupy
Vane
Indicted for Playing Ball in Sunday Baseball Plan
Indianapolis and Minneapolis American Association players and managers were indicted by a special grand jury for playing a game last Sunday. Capiuses will be served on Indianapolis players tomorrow and Minneapolis men when they arrive for the next series. Prosecutors say the Sunday contribution plan may be prohibited where admission is charged. Charles Buschaupt, a Minneapolis manager, was tried in Police Court and acquitted for promoting last Sundays game.
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis American Association
Minneapolis
Charles Buschaupt
President's Cup Semi finals to finish at Chevy Chase
Weathered by wind yesterday, Chevy Chase hosts the President's Cup as third round ends. Semis scheduled for today morning with Harrison vs Knut and Thompson vs Lewis, followed by finals in the afternoon. Harrison beat Pratt 6 up 5 to play yesterday. Thompson beat Lanefitt 6 up 4 to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevy Chase
Cleve Harrison
Prentiss’ Knut
Morven Thompson
Lewis
Thompson
Ing
Harrison
C. Harrison
Pratt
S. P. Knut
P. Grant
Grant
R. Lewis
B. H. Loftus
W. OC. Lanefitt
Heyburn
James Douglas
Dr. Compton
North Berwick
Douglas
R. ‘Thompson
Reyburn
L. L. Harban
Columbia Golf Club
Broomhandle Wins Handicapped Race at Memphis Meets Odds-on Favorite
At Montgomery Park Memphis on April 27, Broomhandle defeated the odds-on favorite John Smulski in the Memphis Club Handicap over 7 12 furlongs. Six races were on the card with Madonne securing second and Banelten third amid a lively program.
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John Smulski
Memphis
Montgomery Park
Memphis Club
Brosmhandle
HACE
Jay
Madonne
Banelten
Margaret Morris
Sister Huffman
Bitter See
Snitelin
Bitud
Thoroughbred Race Results From Memphis Club Handicap
Race-by-race results list bettors’ odds and finish orders. Belea ran third in the first division with Time 1:52, Odd Ella winning at 5 to 1. Memphis Club Handicap saw Broomfundie prevail at 2 to 1 with John Smilski second and Tartan third in 2:07. Steeplechase about a mile and a quarter went to John Raindolal at 6 to 1 with Caza dor second andiver Mack third. Hyperion 1 led the fife and one-half furlongs with Churley second and Stoner Hit third, finishing around 1:09.
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Cesarion
Benetul
San Anio
Beatrlee H
Bedricy
Friction
Odd Ella
Bannockbello
Bea Voyage
Foshall
John Raindolal
Cazador
Iiver Mack
Tins
Tristan Shands
DaAween
Allesiatce Tell
Fife
Hyperion
Churley
Ecund
Stoner
Bhig Mayham
Froteus
Platoos
Haughty
Lady Henrietta
Nealon
Our. Stator
Stumptown
Metropolitan Jockey Club opens with favorites victorious at Jamaica
April 27 report from Jamaica tracks details multiple races at the Metropolitan Jockey Club spring meeting. Frank Lord ridden by Garner won the Elmhurst Selling Stakes, with notable favorites prevailing in several races including Inquisitor in the Paumonck Handicap and Yorkahire Lad taking the Sejl ing race. The day featured four winners by the Radtke-backed jockeys and strong times across events.
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New York
Jockey
Jamaica
Bss
Inquisitor
Milter
Aleck
Southern Crags
Roseben
Nead
Carter
Aqueduct
Frank Tord
Garner
Radtke
Warst Rachselling
Toots
Wan
Handa
Renault
Greenland
Cinna
Mifigtta
Esteche
Killiare
Rodatler
Ity
Frank Lord
Vemay
Athens
Toyal Hreeze
Kitter
Sally Hreston
Molesey
Paumonck Hanticap
Turns Inquisitor
Dismond
Lenap
Southern Cross
Sejling
Yorkahire iLad
Samet M. Marris
Jihne
Cahapal
Auensain
Towing Bridge
Jane Holly
Xd Dent Ask Se
Clary Russell
Lachesis
Turd
Fine
Alta Terola
Toddiea
Pimlico Race Meet Opens With Notable Performances
At Pimlico on April 27, several races showcased strong early form. Hastings-cooveraia’s winner led a field featuring Souvigny, Palora, and Barandole Perry, with jockeys and owners noted. Second race cited Halt midrace with Barandole Perry and Willam Shicholk’s entries, while third and fourth races highlighted close finishes and notable showings by Ruth W and Grand Duchess, with detailed placements and trainer comments.
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Br. E
Hastings—coeveraia
Columbia Stable Prainer
Willem Garthe
Tniex
Pest
Souvigny
Palora
Farrow
Procassio
Ch. F. Be
Barandole Pery R
Willam Shicholk
Nandiers
Iothelhiytha
Lads Stewart
St. Oy
Chandler
Pen Hogan
Buster
Ersar F. Kaya
Neltie Racine
G & GF
Christian
Aohotter
Raceman
Jancis
Barnet
Reina Swift
Horawite
Lucy Stone
Doherty
Suse
Fanberk
Filp
Wuldune
Gust
Wince Esatly
Pontiac
Portis
C. H.smith
Veitch
Loney Haskell
Heider
My Grace
Bowser
Robinson
Yarage -Loner
Haskell
Helder
King's
Ruth W
Ruth W. Kert
Alvay
Peter Paul
Grand Duchess
Ig Whiner
Sellige
Br. Nn
Lizzie B. IE Owzer
de Arman
H . Index
Hi. Ci
Arthur Cummer
Dixin Andrews
Northville
Koya
Isuver
Sway
Rosetiut
Opéed
Dixie
Andrewa
B. E
Shapielt—Panogske
WK. Levert
Taner
W. Garth
Pueon
Findecker
Atleaca
Miss Karl
Barnatt
Faish
Natal
Monadnock
Aioe
Thorough Race Card with Names and Odds from Mystic Meet
A dense listing of horses, owners, and weights across seven races. Names such as Arthur Cunmer, Royal Window, Kasil, Traperist, and Greville appear among classed entries and handicaps. The long OCR page outlines each race, horse, weight, and notable entrants for a Sunday post.
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Lady
Vern
Mana Royal Window
Arthur Crugmer
Azalina
Kasil
Wile Range
Fottow
Om ‘Thomond
Traperist
Singaway Vin
Chde Andrews
Ruby
Hep Ean le
Greville
Anna Smid
Jamaica
Record of broke world mile and tied records
An OCR fragment reports a free for all event for champions with Stevens as winner in a fast mile race. It notes a world record challenge, mentions a 281 2 second score for a third place, and lists a freshmen team member with eleven points. The text is garbled with several misread names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormond
Gua
Iavk
Ornidhddrids
Stevens
Joe Turner Beats Ramsay In Local Wrestling Bout
Joe Turner of the St Vincent Club defeated Charles B Ramsay of the New York Athletics Club in a best two of three falls wrestling match at Concordia Hall. Turner won two falls in twenty minutes, Ramsay took the first in fourteen minutes, Turner followed with a nine minute victory, and the deciding fall lasted about a half Nelson and leg hold. Other bouts included J Williams versus Cleve Beckett with Beckett winning one fall and Williams the other. Referee Rob Rey Mackay presided as the tournament benefited the St Vincent team for the Marquette League.
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Concordia Hall
Joe Turner
Tral Turner
Curnen
J. &. Wiliams
Cleve Beckett
Gallaudet
Noth
Nelson and Scissors
Rob Rey Mackay
Columbia
AsCs
St. ‘Vincent
Sharkey Wins Handicapped Wrestling Match at Coliseum
Chicago wrestler Tom Sharkey defeated John Rooney in a forty five minute handicap wrestling match at the Coliseum. Rooney won the first fall in 31 minutes and 98 seconds, but Sharkey led the rematch and prevailed in the final stretch. Also noted is a Washington and Lee vs Pennsylvania baseball game a late ninth inning comeback, and local notes on the Columbia Athletic Club move and building permits in the Harper Building area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tom ‘Sharkey
Coliseum
Fis
Wag
John’ Rooney
Chiesgzo
Sharkey
Rooney
Alitore
Washington
Iladelphia
Lee
Pennsylvania
Collier
Ane Sai
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