Azo Wins Adios Handicap at Oakland in Surprise Finish
In a closing Oakland card at Oakland track, Azo upset at 4 to 1 to win the Adios Handicap ahead of Arasee who faded as Feather Duster was runner up and Jack Paine took third. Shipments of horses to Mexico start tomorrow as two carloads depart and jockeys head to the Mexican track.
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Mexico
Azo
Arasee
Camera
L- Tertalle
Vespasan
Sliver Grain
Alder Galen
Darelugion
Fechech
Revere
Glennadeano
Novgorod
Lovely Mary
Peather Doster
Callahan
Jack Paine
Bucton
Tox Dumor
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Inclement
Von
Godfather
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Glass
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Jeseop Hain
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Niles
Milam
Thomas
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Quality Street
Mel Mies Plena
Kaiserhof
Miia May
Abe Stupeky
Responseful
Manna
Abella
Flora Riley
Arenihard
Tit
Hal Rusmax
Lumile Manley
Lake
Lait McNally
Spring Dan
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Tanique
Tampa Results First Race Purse One Hundred Twenty Six Dollars
Racing card at Tampa features six thoroughbred races with mixed results. Sweet Owen leads the first race, followed by Lady Repple and others in a tight field. payouts include 2 to 1 and 1 to 2 showing odds. Second race sees Okvlona and PB Spears among top finishers with close final fractions. Third race remporté by RT Scanner with Easy Life a close second. several runners listed. Fourth race results with Tennessee Ts and Tara Shaw among entrants. odds listed. Fifth race Ben Sand tops a purse event for older horses. Chantita and Mt. Pantinwy also run. Sixth race Neoskalela wins a 3-year-olds up mile event. Minat and Loula Kats place.
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Sweet Owen
Ai Wingfell
Lady Repple
Seriml
Brougham
Hulmea
Aved
Lady Dander
Abo Finading
Thicd
Cacus
Algronel
King of Bist
Rustem
Paul
Hing
George
Murphy
Okvlona
Drever
PB Spears
Davenport
Easy Life
Steele
Sandy HN
Jock Halter
Judge Dundon
Carthage
Hancock
Okia
Gelling
Tennessee
Troxter
Mac Hardy Lon
Tara Shaw
Pender
Ben Sand
Chantita
Mt. Pantinwy
Pheket
Tan Hamilton
Preasing
Sabo Fthead
Gipian
Frodman
Red Robin Alan
Bergeni
Minat
Tod
Burton
Loula Kats
Wingfeld
Tine
Jobs Jak Laxcom
Lawton Wiggins
Tspikit
Sister Betsy
Princesa Thorpe
Sheriff Bradleys
Goodacre
Charlotta Hamilton
Manka
Faces
Grimaldi
Billie Iubbs
Irvin P. Hees
Secaugh
Juncky Mate
St. Dunstan
Hen Sand
Pleasing
Smele Jim
Walter McGean
Hay- Market
Stromeland
Ctrihorne
Tack Domine
Domation
St Denis
Cult Holand
Regards
Miss Imogena
My Rosa
Tanbark
Harding
Uncle Waltes
Ringer
Emily Lee
Sand Piper
Autumn Girl
Guldex Castle
Horace E
Allen Malae
Jacksonville horse race results and wagering outcomes
The Jacksonville results log six races with early favorites and winners. Purse details range from 490 to 1900 dollars for s year-olds and up over five to six furlongs. Notable victors include Walter Scott, Purse 490 winner Sir John Tehnaan and Beijing with Shapdale second and Third Frail close behind.
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Walter Scott
Nicol
Naughty Rose
Mary Lee Johnson
Court Jester
Chess + mate
Chief Jackson
Coletter
Mazard
Frog Les
Hello
Nan
Sam Matthews
Frank Navin
Colette
Real Gem
Devin
Levan
Tonamemt
Sense
al O
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Koerner
Prenner
Hsrne
Seeomi
Squire
Firres
McCatey
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Faree
Golconda
Lafim
Shapdale
McTaggart
Frail
Ball
Queen Marguerite
Mique O'Drien
Campaigner
Jacksonville Racing Entries and Results Summary
A long annotated card lists multiple races at Jacksonville with entries, weights, and prices. It records first race results: Lary Tankin Molesworth wins at four furlongs, Lady Hughes second, Erfolg third. Subsequent races note winners and placings for six events including Pilain, Indian Match, Napanich, Satali, Crean Queen, and other thoroughbreds with odds and times.
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Lary Tankin
Molesworth
Lady Hughes
Hawes
Erfolg
Nolan
Bill Lamb
Skilsute
Ted Harington
Royal Tea
Martin Casey
Bix Turlongs
Pilain
Meder
Salvage
Denny
Thurbet
Louder
Thee
Det Chazador
Elle
Niamesha UW
ML Fry
Blekrd
Wid the Woods
Fancy
Fire
Allen
John Louis QV
Catton
Reid
Ellerd
Tie Wolf
Chapultepec
Irogsover
Unclear list of names and place references from OCR fragment
Readable items include a long list of personal names and place or brand style terms such as Nora Emma Carsowary and Autumn Girl with scattered city references like Jacksonville Irishtown and Juarez La Luz. No coherent event or story emerges from the fragment.
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Carsowary
Nora Emma
Sister Betey
Bile Hibbs
Grimaldi
Gooflacre
Dr. Hollis
Ben Sand
Sliccough
Carew
Harting
Billy Pullman
Black Domino
Tarke
Autumn Girl
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Horace
Jacksonville
Western Intercollegiate Golf Association formed
The Western Intercollegiate Golf Association was formed today in Chicago after the Eastern circuit barred Charles Evans Jr. Evans was named president and the body will affiliate with the Western Golf Association. Canadian schools will be eligible and Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, Chicago, Minnesota, Northwestern to participate.
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Western Intercollegiate Golf Association
Western Association
Eastern Association
Charles Evans
Evans
Western Golf Association
Gueltcoy
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Strikes and Spares Sunday School League Brightwood
In Brightwood Oehler and McParland lead a Sunday School League scorecard with totals of 751 and 849 across games. The report notes departmental league action in Philadelphia and mentions pitchers, jockeys, and local club movements amid a busy sports period.
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Hasar Rolls
Georgetown Triumph Over M A C In Tight Arcades Tilt
Georgetown edged Maryland Agricultural College 2 to 2 in a close defensive battle at the Arcades rink. Monarch starred on offense and defense, while the Blue and Gray rallied after slow starts to pull ahead late. Tomorrow night Georgetown faces Virginia at 8 with a postgame dance planned by Blue and Gray.
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Virginia
Georgetown
Maryland Agriculture College
Arcades
Aggies
Georgetign
Blue
Grayquint
M. A. C. Monarch
Fury
Geoltz Martin R
Shipley Schlosser
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Binder
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ASES Leagues to Give Aid In Amateur Baseball Push
Robert H. Young newly elected president of the amateur commission writes to league presidents thanking them and urging full disclosure of plans and club rosters. He pledges effort to popularize amateur baseball and calls for urgent organization and a meeting at the earliest date.
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Robert H. Young
Pyndocuder
Arundel Boat Club to Race in America After Henley Block
The Arundel Boat Club four will skip Henley and train for American races once weather permits. Their first action is planned in May in the four-oared race against Naval Academy Potomacs and Severns of Annapolis. The Vesper crew faced sanctions over Henley expenses, severing ties with the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen. Abbaticchio, former NL infielder, says he will not sign with Louisville and has bought a hotel in Pittsboro. Minor Carson Lile of Virginia was elected assistant manager of the football team by the General Athletic Association.
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General Athletic Assortation
Society Notes Move Across pages Tuesday February Twenty Seven
Society life continues with home days today and today last, Mrs Weaver and Mrs Fulton announcing at home days. Mayflower Descendants met at Wyoming Ave home of S W Woodward with large attendance. Mr Cunningham sang, Capt Case read about Scruby age, Elder Brewster. William G Bennett spoke on immigration and Plymouth Rock.
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District of Columbia
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Wyoming Avenue
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Scruby
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William G. Bennet
New York
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Johnston Geddes Nuptials In Columbia Road Home
Miss Margaret H R Geddes daughter of William R B Geddes married Walter A Johnston at noon in Columbia road the Rev George Siske Dudley officiated before about 100 guests Palms smilax and white roses decorated the house The bride wore king s blue broadcloth with a black hat trimmed with gardenias and a white aigret The couple left for a wedding trip after a buffet luncheon and will reside at 1414 Euclid street later out of town guests included Bond P Geddes and others Edna Jean Middleton wed George Ramsay Bready at McKendree Church in Georgetown both families announced plans to reside in Herndon Va and the Merwins will live in Erle Pa after their March 1 home vows
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William RB. Geddes
Walter A. Johnston
Columbia Road
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Thomas J. King
South Dakota
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Johnston
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Grand Island
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Orange
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Emma Hoge
Max Mercereau
Staunton, Va
Jessie White
Baltimore
McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church
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Robert L. Middleton
Georgetown
George Ramsay Bready
Herndon
E. T. Mowbray
Harry Middleton
Thirtieth Street
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
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Herndon, Va
W. Bogan
Isabel Allen
Ruby Boorman
Elizabeth
Louise Lowe
Florence Martin
Martha Morrison
Florence Porter
Adriene Shrieve
Landon Trudgian
Catherine Wells
Charles Merrill Merwin
Walter H. Merrill
Joseph B. Bogan
Washington
William Steele Jackson
Avery Neeld
White Plains
Merwin
Erle
Home for Working Girls Plans Announced at Civic Federation Meeting
The Woman's Welfare Department of the National Civic Federation met at Mrs. Archibald Hopkins's Dupont Circle home. Mrs. Medill McCormick spoke on creating affordable, better living for industrial workers and will oversee a Washington residence for employes with a Chicago manager in charge. A March 7 banquet at Rauscher's, with about 200 attendees, will launch support from prominent Washington social figures including Mrs. Nicholas Longworth and many others listed as promoters.
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Archibald Hopkins
Dupont Circle
Medill McCormick
McCormick
Hanna
Civic Federation
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KX Street
van Rensselear Cruger
Chicago
Rauscher
Federation
Nicholas Longworth
Widbergham
Hopkins
Samuel Spencer
John Hays Hammond
A. P. Gardner
Truman Newberry
William Barrett Ridgely
Charles A. Richardson
Livingston Hunt
Morton Grinnell
Maude Wetmore
Ernest
Lee
Franklin Emmons
Richard Wainwright
Henry Wood
Richard Harlow
Pratt Institute Work Shown at Connecticut Avenue Exhibit
The Society of the Applied Arts invites the public to view an exhibition of Pratt Institute work at 1729 Connecticut Avenue from 10 am to 5 pm until February 22. Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N Y, leads design education in the country and offers this traveling exhibit of top student work.
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Society of the Applied Arts
Pratt Institute
Connecticut Avenue
Brooklyn
Merwin Weds Miss Bogan in Quiet Nuptials
The marriage of Miss Nose Mary Bogan, youngest daughter of Mrs. Charlotte Gray Bogan and the late Dr. Martin Van Buren, to Mr. Merwin was announced in a brief ceremony. The couple celebrated with family and close friends.
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Miss Bogan
Nose Mary Bogan
Charlotte Gray Bogan
Martin van Buren
Harvard Oarsmen Report Bright Prospects for Varsity Crew
About six dozen candidates from the Harvard varsity and freshman crews reported for regular work to Coach Wray at the University boat house. All veterans were on hand and the spring season brings changes in the first eight. The varsity lost three men to graduation and new oarsmen will be developed from last year’s secondary men pool.
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Mass
Harvard
Wray
University Boathouse
Bancroft Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Frank Bancroft, age unknown, business manager of the Cirshmats baseball club, was operated on for appendicitis today. He is regarded as a knowledgeable baseball man, and his condition is not disclosed beyond the surgery.
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Frank Bancroft
Bancroft
Cirshmats
Confessions Our Mieke Barbara Boys
A frustrated buyer clashes with a stubborn wallpaper clerk while seeking harmony for a house. After roaming shops and gathering scraps, the narrator ends with mismatched hues and a resigned sympathy for others choosing papers.
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