Hannibal Bey Beaten In Sloppy New Orleans Racecard
Rain soaked the Fair Grounds after the fifth race, leaving the final events run on sloppy footing. Vagabond upset Hannibal Bey in the second race as Big Store and Rickshaw won earlier favorites, with multiple horses like Col umbia Girl and Holloway among the runners across six events.
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Bon Mot Triumphs at City Park in Muddy Sixth Race
Bon Mot won the sixth race at City Park in New Orleans as rain turned the track to mud. Earlier winners included Free pooter in the second race and Capritano in the fifth. Favorite races and long odds figures dominate the day with multiple horses named in each event.
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Theo Case Wins Sensational Oakland Race in Close Finish
In a mud drenched Oakland program Theo Case edged Fuletta by four lengths in the fourth race after a fierce stretch duel. Theo Case was bid to 1206 but kept by the stable amid a day where favorites largely prevailed. Races featured long-upset results and tight times as luminaries and other runners posted notable marks.
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Favorites Falter at Ascot as Sloppy Track Reveals Field
Rain drenched Ascot produces a sloppy track with only Valeureuse and The Borgian among six favorites finishing in front. Winners include Marpessa at 11 to 35, Marshal Ney at 6 to 11, Dewey at 5 to 1, and Mary Glenn at 6 to 1. Race summaries note times and placings for each event and a Brightwood Driving Club banquet scheduled for this evening with remarks on board-elects and upcoming season prospects.
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van Lean
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Fair Grounds Race Card Features Listed Entries
The long list covers races at New Orleans and City Park with Abjure Fargo Arsenal and many runners. Details include post times, weights, and purses across six to seven races, noting selling and handicap events and specific horse names and odds. A separate note mentions a September dog show in Asbury Park and a postponed Washington Jockey Club meeting.
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Outlaws Remain Out as Sebring Must Defend
National Commission refused reinstatement to players blacklisted for joining the outlaw league. John Heyden granted a rehearing. Columbus Club fined $24 over a transfer. Sebring ordered to present defense within twenty days. The joint rules committee of the National and American Leagues to meet tomorrow.
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Smathers Reclaims Cup After Bond Posted in Replevin Suit
E. E. Smathers, owner of a trotting horse, secured possession of the Memphis Association’s gold championship cup by depositing a $7,000 bond with Sheriff Hays amid a New York Supreme Court suit by Secretary Murray Howe seeking the cup’s return. The case stems from Smathers and Major Delmar defeating Lou Dillon in October 2002. The National Trotting Association’s rules committee took no action on charges Dillon was doped, planning no immediate congress inquiry due to the short interval since Howe’s announcement. The issue may only be addressed by the association’s board in May.
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Mackey Beats Tyrrell In Two Falls At Concordia Hall
Rob Roy Mackey, 146 pounds, defeated Harvey Tyrrell of this city with two falls in forty one minutes. Mackey held the advantage throughout, first nearly securing a fall with a crotch and arm hold, then pinning Tyrrell with a double Nelson. In the second bout Mackey won by a double lock hold amid a fast rivalry from a prior draw. Preliminaries saw Jack Spalding beat Young Simpson and Young Atlas defeat Cleve Beckett.
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Baltimore
Auto races off after Cuban event abandonment
The Cuban Automobile Association mile trials and minor races were canceled after yesterday’s injuries to three men including driver and Capra. Batista, Lan ciy’s assistant, is hospitalized with internal injuries feared. Many Americans planned to sail home after the abortive meet.
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Fendall Cadets Defeat Rock Creek Stars In Basketball
The Fendall Cadets beat the Rock Creek Stars 2 8 in a closely contested game marked by strong teamwork and standout plays by McHale and Dixon. The Cadets face the YMCA next, aiming for Ostenday crown, with Peck's Chapel noted for the venue.
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Dumbarton Wins Pool Match Over University Club
Dumbarton Club of Georgetown defeats University Club 155 to with a two match series set. First leg held at Tiller clubhouse district. return match planned in two weeks at Dumbarton Club. Scorers include Glazebrook Leroy Palmer Wood Piling and Wright among others.
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Status of Vesper crew disputed by amateur oarsmen
Philadelphia February report on the Vesper rowing club split over the Henley Stewards’ Challenge Cup. A National Association of Amateur Oarsmen committee will hear witnesses to determine amateur status of Henley rowers. Harry Hoffman leads one faction. Ferdinand Schoettle the opposition, prompting suit for accounting.
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No Football at Columbia Denied by University
New York February 13. University officers deny published reports that football will be dropped at Columbia this fall. The denial states football is not a topic of discussion, the game has been abandoned, and if any sport replaces it it will be free from the evils of the present game.
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Army and Navy game set for Franklin Field
Annapolis and West Point will play next season on December 1 at Franklin Field Philadelphia. The University of Pennsylvania trustees have ratified the agreement with West Point and Annapolis. Each academy will receive 1000 tickets and Penn will add extra stands at Franklin Field.
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Canoeists Form Sycamore Island Dance Club
A Monday meeting at the Colorado Building offices of Calhoun and Sizer formed the Sycamore Island Dance Club as an auxiliary to the Montgomery County Sycamore Club to promote canoeing on the Potomac Broadwater. Herrera and Nelson offered 15000 for a potential bout in Los Angeles. Pacific Athletic Club manager Tom Carey proposes the purse with conditions.
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