Best Horses at Pimlico Face Off in Merchants Handicap
Gave Adlum and Martin Doyle dominated Pimlico racing in the Robert Handicap and the sixth race. Both horses are entered in next week Merchants Handicap, setting up a potential clash if they meet. Local figure Jennings attended, praising Cave Adsum’s Maryland victory and the colt’s form ahead of future races.
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Baltimore
Old Guard
Washington Post
Dave Adsum
Martin Dole
Pimlico
Robert Hardicap
Merchants Hamraicap
Gaye Adsum
Martin Doyle
Cave Adsum
Maryland
Baltimore Jennings
Amer Tco
Jennings
Tuong
Orse Wla
Imeressea
oTurry
Winners at Pimlico Aqueduct and Lexington Races
Race card results list winners at Pimlico Aqueduct and Lexington with odds. Black Mose Monte Carlo and Adsum led Pimlico races while Madrilene and Jane Swift headlined Aqueduct. Lexington featured Anne McGee and Sir Vagrant among others with varied odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pimlico
Walsh
Monte Carlo
Barnes
Adsum
E. Walsh
Kelleher
Marjorie
Liebert
Martin Doyle
Harty
Simpis
Burna
Madrilene
Musgrave
Paim
M. Henderson
Jane Swift
McDaniel
Juggler
Halket
E. Dugan
Lexington
Anne McGee
W. Ott
Sir Vagrant
E. Griffin
Merrick
Pickens
J. Lee
Anderson
Franklyn
Terah
A. Morgan
Bto
Oakland
Emma G.carrolly
Ocean Queen
Buxton
Elmdele
Moreland
Goldstein
L. ¢. Ackerly
Keogh
Lisarlo
W Miller
Race racekeeper Taylor faces trouble at Ben ning
The report notes an inaugural victory for a horse after a tube insertion and a scratched manuscript in the fifth race due to improper identification. Tarpon finished second in the steeplechase with owner Mr Robert Jtatior. Gen WT Towne plans a trek from Mmmliico to Belmont Park to back Taboo Allen. Tommy Burns climbs the season’s standings with two wins yesterday.
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Tarpon
Robert Jtatior
Taylor
Towne
Taboo Allen
Mmmliico
Belmont Park
Tiboo
New York
Five Favorites Fail Merrick Wins Highlight Card
In Lexinston racing on April 28 Merrick was the lone winning favorite. The remaining five races were taken by second choices and outsiders. Notable runners included Crystal Maldlog Willow Plume Water Ghost Gala and King mu alter among others with varied placings across two year olds and handicap events.
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Lexinston
Merrick
Watt
Heidel
Serand
Willow Plume
Confin
Kair Messone Eisium
Lazlo Kilkerran
Inela
iMarren
Lady Arfon Canapian
Lady Arfon Canapian Tikes
Wilstore Dudley
Gem of the Wilds
Nora
Sam Clay
Too Carolis
Ty Powers
Toto & Thutl
AL Mulley
Kent &Y Beau al
Frinkin
FF Briony
Holtier
Spitlei
A Morgan
H Burton
Milfort
Hearney
Juggler Wins Flushing Stakes at Aqueduct Meet
Special to The Washington Post reports Aqueduct's April 2 crowd of about 10,000 watched Burlew O Nellis Juggler win the Flushing Stakes at a mile with Hyperion II and Tileing close behind. Jane Swift dominated the third race for three year olds, while Obert beat Bolande in the Steeplechase. Vervane faded after the last jump as Palm edged her for second.
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Ogde
Heeruer
Reiger
Meladden
Wilan Huiter
Wirner
Forman
Bia
Murphy
Alten
Streten
Jennings
Walsh
Burns
Laney Hird
Long Isla
Tralto
Kelleher
Taylor
Coutland
Fairbrother
Bergen
Fadden
Rus
Atretch
Ana
Iera
Com Thaomas
Fairbirther
James Tors
Amitta
Shaughraun
Chelges Stable
Atinen
Ste
Jockess
Caley
Fontrother
Jo Murphy
Liebert
Mirner Sarie
Marthert
Latier
Bolle Strome
Hyperion
Jane Swift
Obert
Bolando
Palm
Vervane
Washington Post
New York
Aqueduct
Burlew & O
Nellis Juggler
Hyperion II
Tileing
Juggler
Brandy
Mleinga
McDaniel
Bolande
Hanyah
J W Colt
Rainey
Perseverance
Hampton Stables Palm
Margrave
Dugan
Drodn
Kent
Walierre
Chipmunk
Hewbury Markham
Elfro Falliot Court
Lady Low Heart
Apron
M_ Henderson
Veryane
Catereven
McAfee
FE Dugan
Vcarthy
Shaw
Notter
Alauda
Donna
Musgrave
Berkeley
Mc Danley i
McCarthy
Hoturey Toockstone
Faust
Uormalien
L Dugan
Thistio Belle MG
Brussel
Laly Beverayck
Golden Slipper
Inlsc
Racing Notes from a Turbulent Card List
Fragmented race results show multiple unnamed horses and riders including Amie, Elevation, Paso Deus, Vox Populi, Gypsy King and Vox Populi. Odds ranges such as 5 to 1 and 7 to 10 appear with times and placements mentioned in a sparse, OCR damaged list of horses and jockeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Sipe
Don
Kelly
Jemrap
Bryan
Amie
C. Ackerly
Keogh
Boloman
Gypsy King
Orilene
Bawin T. Fryer
Captain Bush
Lou Dillon Foals Filly From Trotting Champion
Cleveland Ohio April 28 The trotting champion Lou Dillon foaled a filly by John A McKerron. The youngster is unmarked and in perfect condition. Owner Billings says Lou Dillon will not be trotted this season and probably never again. Maferryn is owned by H K Devereaux.
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John A. McKerron
Cleveland
Ohio
Lou Dilon
John A. MccKerron
C. K G. Billings
Lou Dillon
John A Maferryn
H K Devereaux
Unclear racing card fragment with numerous names
Mixed list of what appears to be horse or jockey names and places. Includes Glendale Bellewether and Rio Grande with numerous others like Meeks, Meadow Breeze, Dark Night and Oak land. Fragmentary text lacks a coherent event or outcome.
Excelsior Handicap Day at Jamaica Opens Spring Meeting
Racing at Jamaica opens the Metropolitan Jockey Club spring meeting under pleasant weather. Excelsior Handicap features deep field with Jack Atkin carrying 14 pounds leading a value of top sprinters including Rifleman Spooner and McCarter. Reports note strong crowd and favorable conditions as form looks balanced for tomorrow’s races.
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Demetrios
Ot Greene
Dissey
Nanticoke
Vira Sewall
Paul Pry
Marston
Ontario
Kingsessiog
Bob Callanan Jr
Giledear
Clelt Turney
Amontidado
de Burgo
Panque
Lord Badge
Sliver Dail
Jamesine
Ottoman
Pduleian
Batimora Brewers
George Leiper
Lizzie Flat
Sugar Pie
Trackiessing
Laughing Eyes
Giles
Cooney
Billie Hibbs
Botaniac
Pdgely
Jim Nutwood
Royal Onyx Wwe
Rio Grande
Lois Cavanagh
Delphie IV
Fancy Bird
Monthbert
Jady Karma
Amnily
Jamaica
Tisublemaker
Sir Toddington
Momentum
Tim O Toole
Mary Hall
Royal Lady
Frizette
Hilly Bean
Guy Eisher
JH Reed
Thetin
Isly of
Bron Ramph
McCarter
Spooner
Berkeley
Saylor
Eich Draid
Woods
New York
Apul
Metropolitan Jockey Clubs
Schreiber
Jick Atkin
Fasor
Jack Atkin
Queens County
Hinheap
Agwedmere
Reidleman
Fkurns
Long Shot Prevails in Front Running Finish at Oaklard
In Oaklard on April 25 Emma G with a light weight surged from far back to win the opening race by 16 to 2, defeating Gav lernor Orman and Belle of hoquoi Na tive Son. The program listed six furlongs, with Ocean Quees winning the second race and Taw Wasentha taking the third as Elmilale faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaklard
Imeryville
Pulsbe
Emma G
Gavlernor Orman
Nellie Raine Logano
Dalreed
Paddy Stnch Nettle Hicks
Belle Brady
Red Lra
Pour and
Hilt Furiongs
Ocean Quees
Buran
Prudentitt
W Miller
Sceaid Mosart
Finn
Friese Aksar
Lady Rensselaer
Daisy Thorpe Beaumen
Zalta
Elmilale
Moraland
Taw Wasentha
Buxton
Talamund
Mentry
First race selling six furlongs and other race notes
Race card lists multiple selling events with six furlongs and one mile portions. Names include Flora Nay Blister and Lesser Mal Gouri Quorn with prices around 187 and 163. Other entries feature Linena Nita Wikeona Tessie Trent Susie Hiena Vista Halba Stlerad May Fly and multiple connections with various bids.
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Lexington
Flora
Peter Jafi
Lytist
Gouhrlwe
Ani Heron
Linena Nita Wikeona
Tessie Trent Susie
Hiena Vista Halba
Ant Corte
Jack Patton
Woel
Bk T Shipt
Merrick
Bea
Nardalleen
Mike Olt
Phoebe Dright
Almera Sunda
Marret Rowe
MiDale
Litela
Haltari
Ucldway
Thyolini
Emboden
Pretty Vichuel
Cliftonberge
Aggies Visit Georgetown in 1906 Rematch Echoes
Georgetown Field hosts North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical in a rare 1906 rematch. Diamond is expected to start for Georgetown with Eckenrode behind the plate as Duffy misses due to medical class work. The Tar Heels loom Friday, while today’s tilt begins at 4 o clock as Georgetown seeks to rebound from a past setback.
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New York
Tar Heels
Bone
Georgetown Defeats Virginia 3–0 in Fast Intercollegiate Game
Georgetown pitchers Devine and Walker duel in a short, sharp 9 inning game. Duffy drives early trouble for Virginia with key hits and Walker suffers his first loss of the season as Georgetown posts three runs in the sixth inning to secure a 3–0 victory. Virginia leaves seven on base and cannot break through against a stingy Blue and Gray defense.
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Georgetown
Virginia
Old Dominion
George
Walker
Virginias
Devine
Charlottesville
Duffy
Duffyy
Slabman
Tim
Lo Jeals
Hoff
Virginia Engled
Gabaniss
Hume
Smith
Cabaniss
Walkers Witerioo
Eekenrode
Mess
Courtney
Mac Banald
Llume Lad
Simeon
Shait
Bowe
Georgetann
Eienth Atte
Honaker
Maddox
MacDonald Hoff
Cebeuts
George Towns Hall
Devine Mess
Levine
Minth
Ofalanss Cf
Fearsan
Ruth
Humo
Rins
Dully Meas
Georgelawk
Devire
Iy Devine
Pitches No Hit Game In Agric Forestry Matchup
Agriculture defeated Forestry 8 to 0 as Reeves pitched a no hit game with two men reaching on errors. Oakley pitched well for Forestry but lacked run support while Agriculture capitalized with timely hits and fielding errors by Forestry. First game details include runs by Skippon Morgen Campbell and others, with Reeves earning credit for the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Reeves
Oakley
Secre
Wskippon
Berket
i/Morgan
Tiia Howes
Kabbs
Censey
Forentry
Wee
OM Reaves
Reeves
Morgan
Eidesden
Campbell Eidesden
Reeves Mansing
Spellbring
Gorton
Passad
Police Forbade Fight Chase From Pillar to Post
In New York on April 28 promoters attempted to stage a ten round boxing bout between Terrible Terry McGovern and Johnny Summers under Tam O’Rourke’s Broadway Athletic Club. Police halted the event citing McGovern’s fitness and club rules allowing only six round bouts, forcing a shift of venue and eventual cancellation. Several arrests and warnings followed as officers thwarted the planned spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Terry McGovern
Johnny Summers
England
Tam
Farrell
Tenderlain
OO Rourke
Lyric Heil
Sharkey Athletic Club
Caumbas Avenue
OG Rourkes
Broadway
hicGovern
Jurama Avenue
Summers
Reidy
Inspector Welsh
Rourke
O Rourke
McGovern
Virginia Eleven Snaps Captain Gloth Resigns From Team
Virginia’s football outlook dimmed as captain Gloth resigns to study at Johns Hopkins University. He has been the team’s center and a key playmaker for three seasons, known for speed on punt returns. Uncertain if star quarterback Honaker returns next year, leaving two major losses for the Old Dominion squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginias
Gloth
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Honaker
Old Dominion
Virginia Rooters Return at Georgetown Game in Ninth Inning Drama
Virginia fans filled the stands at Georgetown as they pressed for a win in a tense game that went to the ninth. A crucial double play by Miyock ended the rally with McDonald retiring the runner at second, preserving a near win for Virginia amid a long list of notable attendees and spectators. Dartmouth Beats Bowdoin 3–0 on opening day as Glaze dominates on the mound with ten strikeouts and unearned runs cost Bowdoin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vosinia
Georgetown
Virginia
Miyock
McDonald
Amceng
Inter Sied
Water
Micner
Mr Oo
Vrs
Task Mio
Bangs Cal
Burns Miz Wilker
Rs Bangs Mists
Mairy Fope
Norfok
Mary McCahill
Boston
Hodgins Traylor
Lenahan
Nailer
Burnes
May Henry
Burns
Omaha
Nebr Taylor
Moore
Claudia Mintrie
Youngblood
Crockston
Stigmaer
Wamble Middleton Carpentir
Davis Easterday
Ryan Figeon
Carr Phillips
Mider Cissell
Sheehy
Messrs
Samuel S. Adams
J Freeman
J Orne
Burns Aiiler
Buffalo
N . Murray
Mass
Norman RoLinton
Norman J Bephardt Glenn
Charlottesville
Schakford
Devo
J Hadly
Doyle
H Lusk
Charles F Fletcher
William Osborne
Minor League Results Across Leagues and Scores
In American Association games Columbus falls 7 to 4 to Kansas City, Indianapolis 4 over Paul 0, Louisville 3 over Minneapolis, and Toledo postponed by cold weather. Eastern League Jersey City 1 Rochester 9, Newark 4 over Montreal 2, Providence 9 over Toronto 6, Baltimore 4 over Buffalo. Southern League Atlanta 7 over Montgomery, Nashville 4 over Birmingham 1, New Orleans 2 over Little Rock 0. South Atlantic Macon Columbus 4 over Augusta 11 Charleston 2, Savannah 3 over Jacksonville 3. Connecticut League Waterbury 6 over Meriden 1, New Haven 13 over Bridgeport 10, New Britain 7 over Hartford 7.
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American Association
Columbus
Ohio
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Paul
Indianapoli
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Wilwaukee
Jersey City
Rochester
Newark
Montreal
Providence
Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
Southern League
Atlanta
Montgomery
Nashville
Birmingham
New Orleans
Little Rock
Macon
Augusta
Charleston
Savannah
Jacksonipe
A. Waterbury
Meriden
Waterbury
New Haven
Bridgeport
New Britain
Hartford
Struck by Baseball Leaves Manchester Youth in Hospital
Robert H oburt of Manchester lies in serious condition at Memorial Hospital after a baseball struck his nose rupturing an artery. Doctors fear the hemorrhage cannot be stopped and the accident occurred in Richmond on April 28.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Robert Hoburt
Manchester
Memorial Hospital
Popular Baseball Poll Shows Shipke Lead In Nationals Race
The Washington Post reports Shipke leads in the fan vote for the national game, with Walter Johnson second and Altizer Ganley and Delehanty also gaining strong support. Amid contest chatter, ballots are clipped by fans, and bets on Shipke’s dominance persist while Johnson’s illness limits his participation this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Altizer, Ganley
Delehanty
Raat
Shipke
Nationals
Washington
Senate
Ender
Dukey Moos Camulerini
Tom Cantwell
Woman Appeals Charge Against Railroads
Mrs Whitcomb of Fnesha Wis filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission against the Chicago and North Western Railroad and the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad. She alleges excessive and unjust freight charges for shipping a home made automobile from Heathie Nebr to Kenosha Wis, charging $46 for a vehicle not factory made and not worth such a price. She argues the charge on regularly manufactured autos is too high and requests adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commsson
Whitcomb
Nesha Wis
Chieiga and Northwestrn Railroad Company
Chicago Rok Island and Pacine Railroad Company
Becau
Heathie Nebr
Kenosha Wis
Wh Tomb
Famous trotter Crescens sold for breeding to syndicate
Special to The Washington Put April 28 Crescens 29214 the fastest trotting horse in work was sold today to a syndicate of Persians who intend to use the great American speedster for breeding. Negotiations had been under way for three months as the price was the stumbling block. the syndicate finally paid $2.00 as required by M V Savage of Minneapolis. Crescens is a chestnut horse foaled in 1894 by Robert McGregor dam Mabel by Mambring Howard. His record time was 2:02 1/4 at Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Syndcate
Ts Sians
M V Savage
Minneapolis
Crescens
Robert McGregor
Armenians Flee Massacre Amid Kurdish Attacks
Reports from April 28 describe Kurdish bands near the Russian border in Armenian provinces intensifying violence. Armenian residents are fleeing into Russian territory to escape disorder and massacres as commanders and local authorities respond.
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Tiifis
Russia
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Wong
Pimlico Notes
Timbl
Benning
Tommy Burns
Ore of McCalley
Merrick Orly
Weathir
Blandy
Mm Sewell
T Greene
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Bellwether Cooney K
Delphie
Entist Heron
Conéico Woolwinder
Buena Vista Culte
Merrick Meadow Breeze
Columban
Guardellen
Mies
Ethelyn
Coldway
Helbard
Sir
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Greatson Booger
Rifleman
Rifeman
Morrow McGaiter
Burlew & O Neils
Chapultepes
Jamey Ro Keene
Wilson ' S
Red River
Malanehroe
Alena
Darengton
Woda Anl
Ben Stone
Port Malone
Wilden Hand
Mont Clay
Royal Queen
Columbia Mall
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Seling Bold
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Semper
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Linla
Ray Walsh
Assay
Patier
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Wiles
Brandover
Tuske
Sa Sheridan
Ageine Lot
Catherine F
Steet Fine
Siv Fuiones
Milpitas Callehon
Maya
Haleigh
WN. G. Aggies
His
Waterloo
Black and Orange Southpaw
O’rourke
Piedmont
Piedmont Cigarettes
Capt Gloth
Johns Hopkins
Tned
Dartmouth Blanks
Bowdoin
Hanover
Dartmouth
John Glaze
Bowdoins
Glaze
Chadbourna Harris
Kilourly
Jerome
Washingtoon Post
New Lok
Franklin Pierce
King Committee
Louis L Juan
Gqueer
Jalan
Julian
Assembly
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Maggs
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Bagge
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Bagge Frpennes
Loustan
Pista Tly
Plainiff
Fay
Cort
Plaintif
Jeromea
Ntributi
Cw York Life Insurant
Republican National
Alfeges
Syndicate of Rusmans
Assist Nature
Nature
S.S.S
Rook
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
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