Limerick Wins at Pimlico Feature Handicap Race
Baltimore April 28 at Pimlico Limerick won the feature handicap easily as heavy track conditions reduced starters. Cherlope edged Stepaway for place while Monadnock led Little Woods in the mile race. Woden won the steeplechase with Westown second and Winchester dominated the final sprint.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Pimlico
R. W. Walden
Limerick
Cheripe
Stepeway
Frank Foster
Washington
Pat Bulger
Foster
Only One Favorite In Steeplechase Disaster at Cumberland Park
At Nashville Cumberland Park on April 2 Norwood Ohio was the sole pronounced favorite amid a showery day. The steeplechase and the final event produced notable crowd disappointment as Irene Mac won the first race over six furlongs and Norwood Ohio triumphed in the fifth race while several others ran wide or failed to place. Multiple races at St Louis also offered brief results from Fair Grounds and Union Park with winners including Tom McGrath, Tyro Jean, Silver Sue, Stand Pat, Safeguard, and Banana Cream.
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Mise Nannies Wins One Mile Race In Tight Finish
In the sixth race a one mile event Mise Nannies started at 7 to 1 and held on for victory. Erbe completed a 4 to 1 bid to take second while St Resolute at 4 to 5 finished third after a lengthy contest with Gumbo, Troszachs, Charley Dickson, and others.
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St Resolute
Morenda
Rampoose
Wellesley
Sarner
Lord Badge Wins Corona Stakes at Jamaica Racecourse
Lord Badge started at 10 to 1 and captured the Corona selling stakes in a tight finish at Jamaica. Grenada pressed the winner by a nose for second as Gold Badge and Gallivant battled to the wire in a head to head photo. Cold, raw weather and a slow track framed the card with two favorites victorious.
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Grenade
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Gallavant
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Sparkling Star
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Ranger
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O Neil
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Hildebrand
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High Life
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Timbuctoo
Worth Jockey Club cancels Chicago racing season
The Worth Jockey Club abandoned its Chicago racing meeting set to open tomorrow after the state attorney demanded gambling laws be observed. Secretaries announced the cancellation as stockholders bowed to the order, prompting stable departures and interest in other cities.
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Worth Jockey Club
J E Wagner
Worth Club
Illinois
Worth Track
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Evlents
Chna
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Kansas City
Louisville
Edward Corrgan
American Turf Association
Western Jockey Club
Corrigan
Missouri
Racing Entries Across Courses Offer Wide Stakes
A detailed listing of entries across multiple races at New York and St. Louis venues. Names include Becket, Queen Belle, Arrahgowan, Ruby Hempstead, Mistiss, Trapezist, and many others with weights and odds. Includes Herford Cup, Baltimore Brewers' Handicap, and Steeplechase details.
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Peter Becker
the Clown
Martin
Judge White
Queen Belle
Extralaw
M F Yarpey
Arrahgowan
Ruby Hempstead
Mamie March
Blue Miracle
Mistiss
Limerick
Setauket
Trapezist
Fasig
Iscak
Baronet
de Russy
Probe
Rolling Pin
King Carter
Woden
Mamie H
Hazel Baker
Cantaloupe
Tootsey Mack
Misa Karl
Step Away
General Steward
Walden Dies at Bowling Brook Farm Turf Leader in Maryland
R Wyndham Walden, renowned Maryland turfman and breeder, died at 6:15 am at Bowling Brook Farm near Middleburg, age 60 from pneumonia contracted at Pimlico. He served as a director of the Maryland Jockey Club and mentored generations of horsemen.
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R. Wyndham Walden
Maryland
Bowling Brook Farm
Middleburg
Carroll County
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Walden
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Middlebury
Mr. Walden
Old Maryland Jockey Club
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Brooklandwood
Prince George" Lhérillard
Tom Ochiltree
John A. Morris
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The
Jockey Club
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Eport
Four-Cornered Navy Penn Crew Race Set For Tomorrow
Annapolis April 28 A four cornered race between Navy first and second eights and Pennsylvania varsity and freshmen is slated for 10 o clock tomorrow on the outer course if weather permits If rough water the race will be moved to the afternoon and the Severn River course used The crews trained vigorously with Car Eliss Ward directing both camps and P H Magruder of Annapolis set to referee The lineups list weights and positions for Navy first crew Navy second crew and Pennsylvania freshmen with coxswains and stroke names specified
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Navy
University of Pennsylvania
Severn River
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Reichmuth
Laffinder
Cabantes
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Dreutzer
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Doering
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Ruliman
Caledonian games crown Princeton freshmen lead meet
Princeton track association held its thirty fourth annual Caledonian games in Princeton New Jersey with the freshmen scoring 64 points to lead the rest. Rulon Miller of Philadelphia won the 16 yard dash in 1.02 five and 22.9 for the 220 yard dash. McCormick the freshman football player threw the shot 41 feet inches while Simons another freshman won the broad jump with 22 feet 2 inches. Capt Williams won the mile in 4 41 and Kelley won the two mile run in 10 41. Armstrong captured the hurdles in 1 01 5 and 42 61 respectively Rafferty won the hammer throw with 139 feet 5 inches. The pole vault was postponed due to weather.
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Philadelphia
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Making a Pair of Shoes at Saks & Company
A Saks window display demonstrates the Queen Quality Shoe being made from start to finish. The process involves about 200 hands and around forty parts, with many tiny details and steps such as part preparation under varying temperatures and specialized machines, illustrating the extensive labor behind a single shoe.
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