Round-Up: Jockeys Suffer Falls as New Orleans Tracks Dress Rehearsal
The Round-Up reports on safety concerns at New Orleans tracks where riders risk injury. Clifford Robinson breaks an arm in a first race accident, ending his winter ride. Rodriguez also suffered a bad fall and may miss Maryland season. The piece highlights the fragile fate of rising jockeys and the need for safer courses as officials anticipate a strong New York racing season with Yonkers, Saratoga, Belmont Park, and a full fall schedule.
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New Orleans
Clifford Robinson
Rodriguez
Maryland
Robinson
Baseball Prospects and Rumors From The Majors
Magnates resist holdout league tension while Babe Ruth weighs boxing earnings against baseball. Hal Chase likely to shine under John McGraw with new authority. Augusta weather hints at Nationals spring visit as Burns leads league with 173 hits and Cobb tallies 162.
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Babe Ruth
Hal Chase
John McGraw
Hillsdale
Phillies
Jack Coombs
Chief Bender
Sam. Rice
Washington
Nationals
Ures
Burns
Cobb
Walker
Hohors
Red Sox
Mack
Huggins to Round Up Disgruntled Yankees
New York reporters note Miller Huggins, manager of the American League club, arrived from Cincinnati and will seek unsigned players and salary grievances. He plans talks with Col. Ruppert and Lieut. Col. Huston as owners await contracts. Also listed are exhibition plans for Braves and Tigers and Kilbane's March 10 title bout in Philadelphia, plus local basketball and track notes.
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New York
Miller Huggins
Cincinnati
Jacob Ruppert
T. L. Huston
Huggins
Cleveland
Ohio
Johnny Kilbane
Frankie Brown
Philadelphia
Kitbane
Jockey Clif ford Robinson Breaks Arm in Fall at New Orleans
New Orleans report details Canadian rider Clif ford Robinson suffering a broken right arm after a tumble in the fret race at the current meeting. Robinson, under contract to Ed Moore of Nashville, previously led winning jockeys. the program lists multiple race results with Under Fire and War Mask among the top finishers.
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New Orleans
Clifford Robinson
Robinson
Ed Moore
Nashvilll
Pat Dunne
Johnny Dundee
Sam Lewis
Antoinette
Andy van
Brown
Frank
Mcleaworth
Bobby Allen
Wheatley
Sam Rose
Free States
Pokey Jane
Quick Fire
Precicia Pearl
Miss Harper
Lady Turgud
Helen Hartman Giaoran
Tillian G
Barrett
Lariat
Jia
Simpsons
Nellie Yorke
Murphy
Cavalcedeur Jr
City Park
Husy Trevia
Tag
Boslus
Cannery
Margery
Ber- Tett
Korfhige
Sneldeman
Parlor Boy
Scarpia
Finehurnt
Frenchy
Dahinda
Discussion
Seefarer
Gonnelly
Green Friass
Mooney
Berlin
Thornbreem
Kilmer
Churchill Dewis
Stalker
Connelly
Burke
Canlon Bar
Axtraea
Doltna
Sneideman
Medusa
Wytesco
Boxer
Miss Fay
Elie Bannock
Queen Blonde
Molesworth
Jason
Blue Reck
Semper Stalwart
Noureddin
Bary H
Gossip of the Track by Harry N. Price
The National Capital Horse Show Association plans a May 20 to 24 Arlington track meeting with a 2 year old Virginia Maryland sweepstakes proposed. Associated Virginia Horse Shows fixed tentative Old Dominion dates including Leesburg Upperville Arlington Culpeper Charlestown Warrenton. Pimlico nursery foals 1917 entries total 227 from 44 interests. Maryland groups expected to raise purses following Pimlico.
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Harry N. Price
National Capital Horse Show Association
Arlington Track
Virginia
Maryland
National Capital Horse Show
Virginia Horse Shows
Washington
Old Dominion
Leesburg
Upperville
Arlington
Culpeper
Charlestown
Warrenton
Charlottesville
W. Frank Garrett
Blair Johnson
Pimlico Nursery
Maryland Jockey Club
Cother
Pimiico
Bayberry Candle Sent to Stud in Kentucky and Virginia
Capt Ral Parr of Baltimore with J S Cosden sent Bayberry Candle bought last year from John Greener Nashville and J W May Lexington to Edward K.R. Bradley's Idle Hour stud in Kentucky for mating with North Star IH. They also sent Emerald Gem to William Garth's Albemarle County farm Virginia to be mated with Theo Cook.
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Capt. Ral Parr
Baltimore
J. S Cosden
John Greener
Nashville
J. W. May
Lexington
Edward KR. Bradley
Idle Hour
Kentucky
North Star IH
William Garth
Albemarle County
Theo. Cook
New York Racing Dates Set Across Tracks
The schedule lists racing periods across Jamaica Belmont Park Aqueduct and Empire City from May to October. Jamaica hosts May 15 to 21 and June 12 to 32 with additional dates at other venues including Aqueduct and Empire City through late fall.
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Jamaica
Belmont Park
Aqueduct
Empire City
Sarategs
Dege Zamaios
New York Racing Season Opens May 16 at Jamaica
New York stewards approve 1919 racing dates with 141 days set from May 16 at Jamaica to October 25 at Empire City. The Metropolitan Jockey Club course will host three meetings, with Jamaica also hosting the first meeting cut from nine to six days.
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New York
Seaton
Jockey Club
Jamaica
Empire City
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Cleveland Hockey Triumph Over Parkdale Club in Overtime
In Cleveland the host team defeated Toronto’s Parkdale Club 3 to 2 after four minutes of overtime in the first of a two game set. The card also notes varied sports updates from tennis in Philadelphia to boxing in Paris and local real estate transfers.
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Cleveland
Chley
Cleveland Hockey
Parkdale Club
Toronto
Kentucky Derby to be Worth 26000 dollars this year
Louisville news reports the Kentucky Derby of 1319 will offer about 26000 dollars in total purse with 20000 dollars added by the New Louisville Jockey Club. The race, set for May 10 over one mile and a quarter, ties to potential participation in the 25000 dollar Preakness in Baltimore. Entries close March 4, and the day’s plans include other stakes such as the 10000 dollar Kentucky handicap and the 4000 dollar Clark handicap among Churchill Downs events renamed under new Kentucky racing dispensation.
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Louisville
Louisville Jockey Club
Baltimore
A. x. Macomber
Kentucky
Charles ¥. Grainger
Hamilton C. Applegate
William Shelley
Business High to Face Episcopal High in Tonight’s Hoop Test
Scholastic Sports notes Busines High, winner of the scholastic basketball series, will play Episcopal High in Husi' Ness gym tonight after Episcopal crushed the Stenographers in their last game. Also, St. Alban's is finding form with two wins in recent matches, and Central High meets Baltimore City College in the Central gym as Western and Tech ramp up track practice.
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A.L. Knapp
Busines High
Episcopal High Quint
Husi' Ness
Eepiscopal
Frank Baxter Haz
Business High
St. Alban’s Quint
Samres
Tech
Western
St. Alpan's-Marston High School
Baltimore
Central High
Baltimore City College Quint
Central Gymnasium
St Alban's Five Dominates Eastern in Easy Victory
St Alban's basketball five easily defeated Eastern High by 74 to 4 in the gym yesterday. The home team led from the start as Searle, Bice, Donnelly and others contributed scorers. Substitutions included Barber for Mayor and Marge for Nelwwn as the game unfolded with clear domination by St Alban's.
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St. Alban's
Verminlen
Oes Searle
II Bice
Lea Donnelly
Barber
Marge
Nelwwn
Gasle
Foor
Humphries
Sexamith
Lindeau
Mayer
Nelo
Btre
Tovle
Searie
Reece Ee DeGravwe
Virginia Poly Five Scores Over Virginia
In Charlottesville on February 21 the University of Virginia fell to Virginia Military Institute 33 to 25 in the fastest game of the season. VMI led 11 0 at halftime, then held the lead as Virginia pressed with field goals and free throws from Pettway, Jennings, Hawkins, and Bacharach among others.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Virginia Military Institute
V. M
Virginia
WY. Daan
Wells
Capt
Patenor
Bunting
Navy Yard barely defeats Business High in tight 21 to 20 win
Navy Yard edged Business High 21 to 20 as Meaney and Conners hit late baskets sealing the close win. The Navy Yard showed strong passing and shooting while missing Colburn hampered Stenographers. Meaney scored four floor baskets and Schnider added seven as the game remained a 1 point affair through eight periods of eight minutes.
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Navy Yard Quint
Business High
Meaney
Conners
Navy Yard
Navy Yard Five
Business
Jos Colburn
Schnider
Buateels
Crone LG
Bingley Betatitotes
Car
Bebater
McMahone
Croas
Onehas
Bingley
Williams
Sichates
Schafer
Mercey
Y M C A Five Beats Western By 32 To 27
Y M C A quint defeated Western High by 32 to 27 in the farmer's gym last night. The EF boys built an early lead and held it, with substitutions noted for Bratbury and others. Final scoring featured Rauber and Heurick among top contributors, refereed by Mr Norse.
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Y. M. C .A. Quint
Farmer's Gymnasium
Eystr Peeitlon
Wexters
Tweobeo
Pril
Bratbury
Breokin
Jacobson
Cosan
Heurich
Walliver
Artemus
Bresee
Bradley
Nordliner
Rep Geals
Jman
Towell
Rauber
Heurick
Conard i Wellliver
Nordlinger
Foule
Goodman
Jeffress
Norse
Perioda
Palmer
Berry Enters Meadowbrook One Mile Relay Return Meet
Howard Berry returns to competition in the Meadowbrook one mile relay at Millrose meet. Immaculate Conception five defeated Tech Reserves 37 to 11 in the farmers gym yesterday.
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Howard Berry
Meadowbrook
Immaculate Conception
Tech
Legal Record from United States Court of Claims and Equity Division
Dense docket listing for claims and equity matters on Monday February 24 1929. Cases span Washington Mattney Electric Co. to Louise A Dindley adoption and alimony matters. Includes numerous judges and attorneys, motions, decrees, references, and assignments for future dates in Circuit Divisions 1 2 and various criminal divisions.
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Supreme Court, District of Columbia Equity Division
Justice Bitz
Louise A. Dindley
Newattzing
Chapin
Beumyelin
W. B. Guy
Barnard
Johnnos
Snook
Robert E
Nex
Robert BE
Mattingly
I Bray
Bray
Rele
Nalntif
T. M. Wampler
Dant
F. S. Paladini
Reed Et al
Snyder
Margaret M. Murray
Platotti
Berry & Minor
J._H.” iilbrey
H. G. Gerrity
Page
Plaintif
W. E. Quinter
Davis
Examiner
Spees
Butler
C. C. Miller
G. L. Bakee
Auhton
Morshouse
Ziterga
Maryland
Minipeg
Frei
Dackene
Keith— Sherman
New Havaon
Hanson
Jeffords & Dutton
Swingle
Piaintiff
L. A. Rover
M. OC
Q*brien
Spaulding
Mesros
George ¥. Sullivan
L. A. Merrillat
Mickey
Plain—tliffe
Wilton J. Lambert
R. HW. Yeahaday
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Attorneyn
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Mageider
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Could
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Onry I. Quinn
J. J. Darlington
Hughes
Sen Rickland Forace Company
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Autores C
Roger J. ‘Ford
de Marr
Washington Marinnr, and Electric Company
M. D. Rosenberg
Edmund Brady
Yroce Baird
Chapin Brows
National City
Dank
Upinion
Alttomera
Flannery
Ye. Moore & Hills
Sharpless
Krahbing
Richerdean & Shreve
B. L. Wilean
R. Downing
Nichole
Webb
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M. F. Mangan
H. Gresy
National Metropolitan Hawks
Torrillo
Plaintiff
Ralston, Winfeld & Witla
J. A. O'shea
New Arcade Co
Gulli Et al
Herbert Gi Hefendante
Carr, Whiteford & Carr
Den
Sharp Poulter
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Burnstine Va
Drew
Wright, Wampler—Clephane & Latiner
Grimm
Washington and Old Dominion Railway
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Lambert
May
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Offutt
Lambert, Yeatman
Whiteford
Butz Vereat Atlantic
Pacle Tex Company
Leeman—Boug
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Laxkey Tobriper & Graham
King, Simon & Couns
Giulieot
City and Suburban Railway Company
Atiomess
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Ball Va
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J. H. Bilbrey
Arthur Peter
Blackistone Va
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Darlington
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Ballinger—Tobriner & Graham
Justice Siddons
United States
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Ada J. Roswell
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Edward Jones
Edmund Carrington
Edward J. Winfree
A. W. Scott
Harold 4
Wayne
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Robert J. Siler
Ve. Lawrence
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J. A. .O'Shea
Herbert A. Robertison
ML F. Mangan
Henry Bright
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Bylvin Thoma
Norman Cook
William H. U
Charles Churchill
William Johnson
Bitbury Tilloan
Wiliam A. Groomes
Jamen W. Kanter
Wiliam Morrland
Thomas H. Patterson
Irving Williamson
Oscar Nauk
Bartlette
Hest
Nina Thomas
Oscar Nuk
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Joseph T. Scherner
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Myers Va. Dowd
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J. M. Loughran
Michael J. Murray
Mary
Carney
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G. T. Bele
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George X. Balliyan
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Z. P. Mance
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Maud Witts
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Frederick A. Fensing
Perkins Bond 160 With Fidelity Guaranty Co Notice
Fragments show L. L. Perkins bond 160 and United Fidelity Guaranty Co Peene likely a surety notice. Details are unreadable but reference to bond, month or date unclear and names a guarantor company.
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L. L. Perkins
United Ninth Fidelity & Guaranty Co Peene i
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