Playfellow case nears jury verdict in Brooklyn court
The Playfellow trial before Justice Gannon in Brooklyn Supreme Court nears a jury decision after the last witness testified. Attorneys will summate Friday morning and the jury of 12 will decide if Harry F. Sinclair is entitled to his 100,900 payment for the colt Playfellow amid testimony on wind sucking and cribbing practices by trainers and witnesses from Fitzsimmons and Johnson.
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Justice Gannon
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Harry F. Sinclair
James F. Johnson
Yak
Robert W McCully
E. B Ackerman
A. H. Renecock
Yarisly
Billy Garth
Ar Oader
Charlottesyville
John Whaten
Philip Brennan
Sinclaw
Johnson
Ackerman
Henry F. Cochrane
Mrr. Johnson
Sycupolu Coil
J H Cosden
Garth
William Dalimore
Fitzsimmons
Playfellow
George Tappan
Jim Fitzsimmons
Racine
Brennan Hilareth
Brennan
John Whalen
Helmont
Octagon
Cochrane
Hildreth
Garrison
Sin
Ed Garrison Wins Feature at Oriental Park Havana
At Oriental Park Havana on December 14 Ed Garrison landed the day’s feature by a neck over Springvale in the fifth race. Early in the stretch he moved outside to take the lead, then held off Springvale’s late rush as Brynlimah and Sibola contested the final purse.
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Ed Garrison
Springvale
Ramkir
Fields
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Bianca
Ollie Palmer
Felix M. Pot
Cy Merrick
Bowling Battle Quincy A C Beats Washington Barracks
The Quincy Athletic Club defeated Washington Barracks 24 to 21 in a close contest. Bowers led Quincy with four baskets while King starred for the Barracks, and H Smith, P Smith, Miess, Oden contributed other tallies amid a rough scoring finish. Referee Hiradbure officiated.
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Miesa
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Miess
Oden
H. Smith
P. Booith
Miss
Hiradbure
Hindoo's New Orleans Handicap Preview Sparks Contenders
The field features multiple notable runners led by animals with strong recent form at a mile and 70 yards. Remarks highlight several horses as the ones to fear, citing recent good races and favorable distance records. Names WIRL, GRAYSON, and SENTIMENTAL appear among contenders with claims of improvement and fitness.
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Wirl
Grayson
Sentimental
Grid Dates Named for Hatchetites Football 1932 Schedule
Negotiations close on five of ten GWU football games for next year. The Hatchetites plan an ambitious 1932 schedule with key games against Maryland Catholic University Georgetown Virginia and Navy Georgia Tech. Athletic Director Bryan Morse is in talks with Penn for a Franklin Field game.
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Catholic University
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Virginia
Charlottesville
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St. John's College
Annapolis
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Bryan Morse
University of Pennsylvania
Penn
Franklin Fiehd
YANKEE BASKETERS DOWN ST. PAUL FIVE
The Congress Heights Yankee team routed St. Paul 91 to 20 in a one sided game at Congress Heights auditorium. Sauber and Ingley combined for 25 baskets each and Goetz showed scoring flair from guard. McNulty was the lone St Paul scorer with four baskets and five fouls in three attempts.
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