Two Year Old Debut Outsider Beats Ben Hodder at Fair Grounds
At New Orleans Fair Grounds on January 1 a two year old debut race split into two halves saw Weight and a Faint Heart defeat the favorite Ben Hodder in the New Year Handicap for three-year-olds at a mile and seventy yards. Hallowmas, 12 to 1, proved best among Derby candidates, winning the feature with easy three length margin. Glen Roy and Phil Finch were the only winning favorites on the card amid cloudy weather and good track with a large crowd.
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Glen Ray
Phil Finch
New Orleans
Newton Bennington
Glen Roy
Deere
Oneill
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Milagelling
Schoharie
Hannibal Bey
Paul Clifford
Whipperwill
Simplicity
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Beechwood
Verness
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Stoner Hum
Jerry Weinberg
Buttercup
Ethel Reid
Joe Colson
Third Alarm
Bitter Hand
Black Garters
Hack
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Bertmont
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Miss Hytes
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Lieber
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New Year's on Speedway at Potomac draws 2000 crowd
The New Year's matinee at Potomac Speedway attracted about 2,000 spectators with a third being women. The program featured a pace open to all, five horses led by Robin Hood and Bedford Boy, and a second heat won by Bedford Boy. A trot event followed with two entrants, Howard O and Nicola, both driven by amateurs. Exhibition heats by Charles McDermott highlighted the program, with judges and timers named.
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Spalpeen
Bedford Boy
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Hedford Boy
Buckshot
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Spaipeen
Bill McKinley
Nicola
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Bonnie Corbin
Charles Wertzel
Howard QO
Walter Cogswell
Eleventh Street
Bedford Bay
Marrow
Acker
Keene
McKinley
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Anderson
Sie
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Portland
Howard Q
Corbin
Weitzel
Charles McDermott
Mr. McDermott
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Deanne
Jamen Bean
Edna Wilkes
John H. Gheen
Charles White
Thomas M. Bond
Henry Copperthite
B. F. McCaulley
W. H. Richardson
HE. E. Taylor
Jockeys Injured as New Orleans Races End in Chaos
A large crowd gathered at City Park for seven races marked by heavy wagering. Baleshed upset in the first two-year-old race, while long shots Ben sonhurst and Annie Davis shone at 12 to 1 and 16 to 1. Harry Stephens won the New Year’s Handicap at 9 to 2 over Attilla, with four steeplechase falls including Slack who sustained a critical brain concussion.
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New Year’s Day Upsets At Ascot In 2 Year Old Fillies Race
At Ascot on New Year’s Day a big crowd watched upsets including Mabel Hollander at 100 to 1 winning the 2 year old fillies dash by a length over Blanche C at 12 to 1 Red Damsel at 25 to 1 won the first race Rubric captured the Rose Selling Stakes and gained a payout of 2 800 above its entered price H. L. Jones collected the advance prize Various race times and finishers are listed for the day with clear weather and a fast track
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Ascot
Mabel Hollander
Blanche C
Red Damsel
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H. L. Jones
Freeslan
Homestead
Myrtle H
Retador
Tom Riley
Pyrrho
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Kidaiso
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Esther B
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Lady's Beauty
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Coco
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Ren
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Imne
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Poiroer Grande
the Gadfy
Secret
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Arrahgowan
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Parvo
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Golden Buck
Trameter
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Anara
Proper Wins New Year Handicap at Oakland
In a record crowd at Oakland Proper won the New Year Handicap. Gregor K took second with Lubin third amid a tightly bunched finish as Cal laghan pressed the leaders Lubin suffered interference and Dr. Legyeo faded to a weak finish.
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Thorough racing card with many events and bets
Weather clear and track good. First race Lucrece wins at 15 to 1 with Bountiful second. Second race Hamada 2 to 1 wins. Mation Rose second. Third race Pin kertor 4 to 1 wins. Instructor second. Fourth race Proper even wins New Years Handicap. Fifth race Buchanan 3 to 1 wins. Dixie Lad second. Sixth race Tom McGrath 8 to 5 wins. Santa Hey second. New Orleans Fair Grounds and Oakland meet extensive betting results listed. Also basketball team seeks games for Central Y M C A Baltimore reserve squad. contact N B Faltz.
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Ball Player Bonner Dead in Kansas City
Frank Bonner a well known baseball player died in Kansas City hospital from blood poisoning linked to quinsy. Forty one, he played twenty years professionally with teams including Baltimore Orioles Louisville Kansas City and was regarded a top second baseman in the American Association last season. His wife had committed suicide last summer amid team disappointments.
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JAP TO WRESTLE SOLDIER AT WASHINGTON BARRACKS
Owens Phillips, a private in the Engineer Corps, is scheduled to wrestle Prof. T Uechimura using jiu jitsu and catch-as-catch-can styles at the Washington Barracks gymnasium Thursday night. A good showing could lead to engagements in Baltimore. Phillips is training with fellow soldiers. several who saw him on the Canada border bouts praise his strength and knowledge. Prof. Uchimura is teaching at the M C C A and hopes to use the local YMCA gym for practice with Boxwell students, confident in his jiu jitsu while still practicing catch style.
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YMCA Basketball Game Ends 20 to 17 Victory
In a New Year morning YMCA match the boys’ department first team defeated the Cole’s second team by 20 to 17 at the Y M C A Building. Heavier opponents rough and closely contested. Medals and shields awarded by James E West for the boys. The YMCA plans outside games averaging 125 pounds. contact via the physical director.
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Storage Building Burns in Hagerstown Fire
A large four story brick plant of the Hagerstown Storage and Transfer company burned, origin unknown, soon out of control. The loss is about 150000 with thousands of dollars of underwear hosiery wool and other goods stored inside. The Roulette Knitting Company suffered the heaviest loss with 350000 in yarn and underwear, insuring 8 percent of value. Blue Ridge Knitting Company and Black Rock Knitting Company held about 60-70 thousand in yarn and hosiery with insurance of percent of value. The building cost 20000 and was insured for 7000.
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NO DESKS FOR MEMBERS. Virginia Assembly Delays Furnishings
Richmond Jan 3 furniture for the two houses of the general assembly has not arrived and may miss the January 10 convening. The Milwaukee supplier says it shipped December and will arrive by Saturday. There is no larger hall in the city to seat both houses, and temporary arrangements are being made.
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Rollins Denies Pritchard Family Polemics in North Carolina
Thos S Rollins chairman of the Republican State Executive Committee for North Carolina denounces a Post claim that Judge Pritchard has fifty relatives in office as false. He notes Pritchard's DC Supreme Court and Fourth Circuit judge service and says he has not worked with federal patronage in NC. He speaks from Asheville NC, January.
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Chandler Denies Report On Race Track Inquiry
Former Senator William E. Chandler denied Concord reports that he or two officials faced charges with the President over race track charter money. A committee of twelve citizens investigated claims of a racetrack and alleged payouts to promote legislation. Chandler said the committee did nothing and that officials have not denied or admitted the accusations. Senator Gallinger returned from Florida, and the delegation may take up the matter Thursday.
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Preacher Arrest Sparks Street Brawl in Winchester
Special to The Washington Fest reports in Winchester on January 1 Patrolman F E Neville tried to arrest a son of Rev Walker Carter a Negro Baptist preacher for fighting in the street The scene drew a large crowd The elder Carter assaulted the officer blood was shed The boy was captured placed in irons and taken to the police station
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Staunton Postmastership Indorsement Turned Over
Staunton area postmaster nomination process yields R A Tutwiler endorsement by referees after discussions among Revercomb Pragler and Collins. Tutwiler currently serves as chief deputy marshal for the Western district and may push appeal to the White House. A fire in Clifton Forge destroys M Schwartzburg stock and forces family retreat. Woodstock selects a site for Shenandoah County’s new jail after court order.
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Cure dandruff with Herpicide hair treatment
Promote a dandruff germ destroyer based formula for dandruff relief and hair growth. Claims include stopping irritation and keeping the scalp wholesome. Sample offer 10 cents, sold by druggists and agents. applications at barber shops.
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