Hannibal Bey Beaten As Vagabond Takes Feature Race
New Orleans weather turned sloppy after a mid program rainstorm at the Fair Grounds. Vagabond upset Hannibal Bey in the sensational feature, with Big Store and Rickshaw among the few favorites to win as six races concluded in slower footing.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Big Store
Rickshaw
Hannibal Bey
Ra&ace
al Powell
Friction
Gold Circle
My Son
Schroeder
Midway
Weather Vane
Hud HH
Helmuth
Quien Sabe
Vagabond
Elastic
Pimsticker
Celebration
Dolinda
Sea Voyage
Edith May
Collector Jessup
James Reddick
Holloway
Stoner Hill
Bitter Hand
Ethel Hed
Youngs
Bravery
Colonist
Automaster
Avoid
Henry C
Frea Horpbeck
Brookston, Kenton
Sincerity Helio
Gay Lizette
Bon Mot Captures Sixth at City Park in Muddy Derby
Races at City Park amid rain produced a muttered track with Bon Mot winning the sixth and boosting from ten to four as Caprano took the fifth. Favorites En voy and Capitano led a winning card amid muddy conditions and a series of sprint results with jockeys and horses listed, including Caper, Free pooter, and Royal Lewend.
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Bon Mot
City Park
Backad
New Orleans
Precisa II
Lady Maia
Martha V
Reina Swift
Lika
Fenny Marks
Cecilia
Pooter
Wogglebug
Tea Ruler
Dungannon
Orient
Lythelist
Adesso
Gringo
Hadar
Mandina
Thad
Kap
Enroy
Shawana
Benvollo
Galler Boy
Lonuis Jr
Siss Lee
Lao
Royal le
Gentian
Davenport
Clyne
Nevada
Algonquin
Sportsman
Miss Jordan
Lieber Gora
Hed Ruby
Ron Hall
Tadellos
Rama
Honeywell
Huzzah
Florivel
Careless
Little Red
Lanor
Gifale
Maneuver
Munnehaba
Conjuress
Ora Vina
Lorn Goil
Creole Jim
Velix
Theo Case Wins Sensational Oakland Race by Narrow Margin
In a dramatic fourth race at Oakland Theo Case nipped Fuiletta by four lengths in a muddy, winded day. Theo Case owned by stable despite a bid up to 1206, with Luminaries featuring Paladini and Yankee Jim. Other races saw Royal Caters, Orphan the mule, and Waterful scoring, while Anvil topped the birth race as Mount.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Theo Case
Fulletta
Firetrack
Paladini
Wovlma
Charley Payne
Yankee Jim
Ramiro
Allarice
Remus Cross
Tanana
Comury
Royal Caters
Midmour
Captain Burnett
Dick Wilson
Paul E. Jones
San Jose
Jo Lamar
Lady Kent
Mr. Farnum
Ethel Abbott
Canejo
Instrument
Leash
Fuiletta
Lady Goodred
Clyneo
Tistine A
Supreme Court
Areden
Mace
Watehful
Abe Meyer
Rotrou
Pime
Nelson
Pentagon
Santa Ray
Tom Roberts
Ratio
Meietersinger
Argreshire
Trena
al Waddell
Two Favorites Dominate Ascot Card in Sloppy Rain
In Los Angeles on February thirteenth a drizzling rain left Ascot’s track sloppy and only Valeureuse and The Borgian finished among the six favorites. Winners included Marpessa, Marshal Ney, Dewey, and Mary Glenn. Races featured prices like 11 to 35 for Marpessa and 6 to 1 for Mary Glenn. The Brightwood Driving Club banquet honored the newly elected board, with plans for a lively year ahead and discussion of track prospects. A note in the next Post will feature Mrs. Nicholas Longworth Roosevelt.
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Los Angeles
Ascot
Valeureuse
Borgian
Marpessa
Marshal Ney
Dewey
Mary Glenn
Von
Kameach
Calmar
van Lean
King of Spades
Wapnagoolis
Marie Hsivr
Jack Gilroy
Cutaneous
Premium Rose
Navarro
Jude Alan
Henchman
Stoessel
Lady Huron
Cregtna Boy
Bogina
Eve.r
Rockey
Dixelle
Cheripe
Pyrrho
Filte D'Or
Vandola
Molto
Wiles
Chimney Sweep
Remus
Morila
Donohue
Firmfoot
Sheriff Bell
Nimayquan
Gentle Harry
Eot
Je Wor
Fontasn
Regal
Phi Major
Quindero
Iort Plain
Big Injua
Lady Kispar
Hagereon
Miss Croix
Brightwood Driving Club
Brightwood
Washington Post
Asbury Park
N. J
Madison Square Garden
George Gould
Samuel Untermeyer
J. P. Morgan
Joseph M. Dale
Meadowbrook Warn
Asbury Park Kennel Chth
Joseph M. Date
Dwight Moore
Arthur Cottrell
Numerous horses race results fill New Orleans fair grounds card
Long listing of horse names and entries flashes across the New Orleans Fair Grounds program with prices and weights for multiple races. Abjure Fargo Arsenal Creole Girl and others compete in selling and handicap events at one and a half miles and shorter legs.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
bin Carmil
Dade
Norswort Ohio
Marvel P
Fargo
Trossachs
Girdle
Shenandoah
Uncle Henry
J. W. O' Neill
Arsenal
Saulsberry
Whorler
Yace
Lady Henrietta
Plater
van Ness
Jessup
Atwood
Hing
Tainette
Vantell
Marvin Neal
Rt Worth
Chauncey Gleott
Pattenville
Beechwood
Lennis Sullivan
City Park
Bonart
Bhucdaic
Reyat
Odd Trick
Collngny
Leas
Rossmond
Hymetins
Gravina
Ami Iine
Ferham
Fonmtven
Dell Leath
Juba
Society Light, Knowledge
Little Hikin
Heigerson
Big Show
Dei Carina
the Dean and Rockaway
Novel and Postman
Red Hot
John Garner
Fonhunting
Gold Monk
Wenry
Franstamar
Salt and Pepper
Thistla Heather
Lineal
Hexteryay
Piller
Raes
Ruth's Rattler
Cliver
Nelan
Cleat
Poorlands
Ohio King
Candiing
Justus
Tichimingo
Bertha EL
Walekarbucker
Nutwood
Margaret N
Narade
Doctor Mack
Jack Dolan
Bertha E
Phillips
Father Tallent
St. Tammany
Garnish
Belindian
Witeu
Gambler
Monacedar
Quinn Brady
Debar
Begonia
Captain Bush
Lady Charade
Bertha
Goldie
Bicubrec
Kara
Margaret Angela
Mr. Wadleigh
Henry Mantrick
Pishlim
Maonita
Outlaws Remain Out as Sebring Must Defend
National Commission refuses reinstatement to players who jumped to the outlaw league. Jimmy Sebring must present defense within twenty days after findings against him for signing players of national agreement clubs for Columbus. Columbus club fined $24 for improper player disposition. Heyden granted a rehearing. other cases unresolved.
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National Commission
John Heydon
Columbus
Heyden
John Heyden
Baltimore
Heydon
Jimmy Sebring
Commisale
Thers
Sebring
Ceume
Nanonal Commission
Behring
Chicago Nationals
Williamsport
Smathers Regains Cup After Bond For $7,000
E. E. Smathers, trotting owner, deposits a $7,000 bond with Sheriff Hays to recover the gold championship cup won with Major Delmar over Lou Dillon. Secretary Murray Howe had secured a writ of replevin in New York Supreme Court, and Smathers will keep the trophy pending a suit’s settlement. National Trotting Association cuts no action on the charge of doping Lou Dillon. congress decision unlikely before May.
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New York
E. E. Smathers
New York Supreme Court
Murray Howe
Memphis, Tenn., Racing Association
Major Delnar
Lou Dillon
Sheriff Hays
Smathers
Howe
Memphis Racing Association
National Trotting Association
Lo Qay
Jon Dilon
Major Delmar
Congress
Alay
Mackey Defeats Tyrrell In Concordia Hall Wrestling Match
Rob Roy Mackey, 146 pounds, defeated Harvey Tyrrell 2 falls to 0 in forty one minutes at Concordia Hall. Mackey led throughout with a crotch and arm hold near a fall, then pinned Tyrrell with a double Nelson. second bout ended with a double lock hold. Preliminaries saw Spalding beat Simpson and Atlas defeat Beckett. Next Monday Joe Grant returns to face Joe Resuku of Baltimore.
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Rob Roy Mackey
Harvey Tyrrell
Concordia Hall
Mackey
Tyrrell
Jack Spalding
Young Simpson
Young Atlas
Cleve Beckett
P. J. O’connor
Joe Grant
Fheing
Joe Resuku
Baltimore
Fendall Cadets Triumph Over Rock Creek Stars
The Fendall Cadets defeated the Rock Creek Stars 2-8 in a basketball game, praising McHale and Dixon for strong teamwork. They plan to face the YMCA the following week for a championship at Peck's Chapel.
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Rock Creek Stars
Fendall Cadets
Lincoln
West Washington
McHale
Dixon
Peck
Chavel
Ruch Creek
Merale
Williams
Keane
Weteh McGraan
Wenter
Maltoy
Bach Eeees
Randell Waters
Dumbarton Wins Pool Match In Georgetown Club Clash
Dumbarton Club of Georgetown defeats University Club 155 to in a two match series opener at the Tiller clubhouse district. Return leg set for two weeks at Dumbarton Club. Individual scores listed with players such as Glazebrook Palmer Wood and Beale among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumbarton Club
Georgetown
University Club
Tiller
Dumbarton
Dumbartan Chub
Dumbarton ¢ Lity Univerity Club
Lo Nuhalson
Glazebrook
Leroy Palmer Wood
Eekere
Rosert Beale
Wright
Ud Ramw Tanner
Stuart
Moo Alien
Juin
Rel
Vettort Ganen
Yoral
Status of Vesper crew in amateur rowing dispute
Philadelphia oarsmen from the Vesper crew who rowed at Henley face a formal ruling next Saturday. A National Association of Amateur Oarsmen committee in Philadelphia will hear witnesses from rival factions led by Harry Hoffmann and Ferdinand Schoettle. Schoettle claims irregularities in the Henley trip funding and has sued to require an accounting by the Henley Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Henley
National Association of Amateur
Athletic Cluir
Alessis
Milligan
Judy Tighe
Brooklyn
Garfield
Albany
Harry Holf- Man
Ferdinand Schoettle
No Football At Columbia Denied By University
New York February 13 an official denial was issued rejecting reports that Columbia University would drop football this fall. University officers say football is not a topic of discussion and has been abolished if not resumed any replacement sport would avoid the evils and excesses blamed on the present game and its obsessive interest among students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C@olumbia Universty
Ouniversity Officers
Tiw Universit
Chef Amange
West Point Annapolis Game Slated For Franklin Field
Annapolis Md Feb 18 trustees of the University of Pennsylvania have ratified an agreement for a football game next season between West Point and Annapolis to be played December 1 at Franklin Field Philadelphia. Each academy will receive 1000 tickets and Penn will erect extra stands at the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Annapolis
West Point
Franklin Field
Univesity of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Franklin Fie
Canoeists form Sycamore Island Dance Club in Montgomery
A Monday meeting at the Colorado Building by Calhoun and Sizer organized the Sycamore Island Dance Club as an auxiliary to the Montgomery County Sycamore Club to promote canoeing in the Broadwater area of the Potomac River. Herrera and Nelson offered 15000 for a potential bout. Nelson's manager Nolan pressed approval with suitable terms. Tom Carey of the Pacific Athletic Club proposed the purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canoeists Farm Club
Messrs. Calhoun and Sizer
Colorado
Montgomery County
Sycamore Club
Potomac River
Sycamore Island Dance Club
Herrera
Nelson
Los Angeles
Tom Carey
Pacific Athletic Club
Nolan
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Heurich
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White Horse Cellar
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Stevi
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Keeley Institute
North Capital Street
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
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Peppies Pharmacy
Seventh St
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Washington
Opticians
Penna. Ave
Washington Brewery Co
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Nicholas Longwe Roosevelt
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Creole Girl
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Joe Lesser
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Grace G. Bountiful
Matt Hogan
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Frank ‘Woods
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Bob Wagon
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Washington Jockey Club
Arlington Hotel
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Pepe
Clark Distilling CO
D. P. McCarthy
Mor
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National League
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