Marlboro Racing Starts Today Mixes Golf Drawings with Outfitters
Marlboro Racing opens today with a mix of events and promotional golf drawings handled by PBS Co. Quality Outfitters for men and boys. The program pairs racing excitement with sponsor led giveaways aimed at families and young participants.
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Middle Atlantic
PBS Co
Marlboro Opening Card Set for Seven Race Teletype
Seven race card for Marlboro track opening in Prince George county highlights steeplechase events and notable entries. Veterans Ennie Chen Racewell and Garterman race with Virginia Creeper from Thomas Redrock stable. Tyree’s outfit strong in two year olds led by La Aurora with aims toward British filly races next year.
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Marlboro Track
Prince George County
Southern Maryland Falr and Agricultural Association
Richard
Hill
Hale Mite
Marlborg
Baltimore
Washington
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Marlboro
Enniechen
Racewell
Garterman
Virginia Creeper
Fom
Thomas Redrock
Loskillen
William Hover
Tyree
Benning
Cy Tyree
McGee
la Aurora
Radiance
Marinara
Canada
Ister
Latonia Race Results and Winners
Race results from Latonia show multiple events with winners like Prince Gal and Merlin among others. Notable placings include Robeo, Elizabethan, Nag Ferguson, and Sylvestria in various races, with details on payouts and times across six events.
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Melvor
Robeo
Pin
Nag Ferguson Sylvestria
Gertrude Hill
High Fisap
Merlin
Louis Widiig
Anon
Volt
Heaths
Jimae GI
Baldertia Alco ‘Ray
Jack” Denman
Lottun
Wa H. Won
Jeff Bernstein
Siting
Frou
Hinelda
Molesworth
Seo Orhird
Sack Riege
Purch
New Idea
Vaneta Strome
Deacon
Pourtm Rach
Beene
Gay Hird
Chapur Nictas
Byrnel
Mas
Elta Grane
Barbara Nora
Racing Entries at Montreal and Stakes Results
A chaotic list outlines multiple races from Montreal with entrants such as Band Hog, Satan, Turbine, Mediator, Leckote, Cooney K, Bertis, and Obsec tion among others, with weights, owners, and consignors. The final item notes Cincinnati bank garnishment against John J. Ryan, owner's United States League franchise, as fourteen players sue for one month’s pay totaling 1200 dollars.
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Montreal
Band Hog
Michael Rice
Bess
Sandman
Fatty Grab
Olambala
Leckote
Wickeon
Waterloo
Buckthorn
Eneh. McLennan
Cooney K
Delightful
Delightful, 91; ‘Eairh C
Planutesa
King Avondale
Searle
Pimpernel
Bragg
Minder
Anavri
Jim G
Ridgeland
Bertis
the Golden Butterly
Onrich
Beconke
Cambon
Naughty Lad
Cincinnati
Ohio
John J. Ryan
Kensington In Close Contest In First Columbia League Game
Kensington was blanked 3 to 0 by American Security in a tight Columbia League contest on sixteenth street and Columbia road. Shag Rawlings pitched well and fielding by Bankers kept Kensington’s offense to three scattered hits. Hayes and McDonald made standout plays, with double plays stymying Kensington in key moments.
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American Security
Kensington
Sixteenth Street
Columbia Road
Rawlings
Bankers
McDonald
Hayes
Helley
Mike
Clancy
Lasers
Reggie” Rawkings
Amer
Abhoab Kensington
Nebedald
Store
Hearington
Balis
Chaney
Riddle
Hares
Donald
Hagen
Aks Gritcher
Borhioy
Rawlins
Wile
H-Wih
Myr
Tennallytown Beats St Stephen's In League Play
Tennallytown defeats St Stephen's 12 to 5 in the Marquette League. Donaldson stars with a one handed hit and scored runs as Williams and Kirkland contribute in a high scoring late afternoon game on the White Lot. Other local league scores include Aggies trimming Commerce and Labor 10 to 6 and Ingram defeating Anacostia 17 to 4.
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Tennslytown
St. Stephen’s
Wisconsin Avenue
Donaldson
Onne
Ten Town
O'Day
Cleallen
B.howard
Dim'donough
Huger
Kirkland
Hines
Caroll
O‘noone
Tennallytown
Stephens
B. Howard
Donelson
Carroll
Farrell
E. Howard
Refliey
Hager
McDonough
Steed
Cryer
Tennaflytown
St. Stephens
Tennahytown
St. Stephen's
Om Pett
Relliey
Palitt
Momeray
Noone
I. Howard
Basce
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Noove
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Taylor
Kidsness
Wimmers
Abhoae
Bryan
Ocullinan
Halley
Downey
oMcaratt
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Oeldsness
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Roberts
Rose
Eberwein
Heaton
Eberwain
Eidsnese
Cullinan
Dryen
Sgerifee
Bhisness
Rob Price
Stewart
Harbaro
Thomas
Tucker
Ricketts
Mr. Colifower
Many Golfers to Play Here At Chevy Chase Courses
One hundred six golfers were paired for the Middle Atlantic Association tournament at Chevy Chase, with entries to remain open until tonight. The event spans Thursday through Saturday on 36 hole qualifying and 18 hole match play, leading to finals in multiple classes, featuring players from Chevy Chase, Bannockburn, Columbia, Baltimore Country Club, and Washington venues.
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Chévy Chase
B. Lamont
Chevy Chase
R. Kauffman
D. Cassels
Chevy Chess
Haemond Over
Chevy Chane
B. Lest
Columbia
BE. Weaver
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Stead
J. ‘Travers
Bannockburn
Edward Harbng
W. Y. Durand
Willara
Freeman
H. Wood
George B. Truett
Washington
M. Hall
W. C. Prentias
Hamnockburn
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G. Worthington
T. A. Gaddes
F. W
McReynolds
J. P. Lawrence
F. P. Waggaman
W. Brewner
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W. Kauffmann
H.C. Peck
Country Club of Virginia
J. H. Louden
J. L. Warren
H. Clapp
B. W. Smith
Baltimore Country Club
J. H. Hiss
Baltimore
A. Winter
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J. W. Prick
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Chevy Chace
D. F. Mallory
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R. Wier
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S. le Heap
F. A. Savage
E. B. Eynoe, Jr
E €. Jackson, Jr
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Bannnckburn
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W. A. Knowles
P .Turner
E. G. Hause
Country Club of
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Peninsa
B.S. Simmons
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Martin
Harrison
Virginis
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Otto le
H. ©. Chamberlain
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M.—W. Buckner
J. Tyssowski
M.—W. Jackson
J. I. Weaver
Southland Dominates Loffler In Independence League Victory
Leverton pitched masterfully for Southland, limiting Loffler to three hits and no walks as Southland defeated Loffler 8 to 0 at Firet and M streets northeast. Offensively, every Southland batter reached safely except Heinrich, with multiple safeties and key defensive plays by J Shaffer and Moran contributing to the win. Umpire was Mr. Newman. game lasted 1 hour 2 minutes.
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Paake
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Mace
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terrora—Herald
Jeojkina
Leverton
Southland
Loffler
Firet
M Streets
Smith
Heinrich
Loffier
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Moran
Lover
Abhoae
New
Taylor
Loveton
Ol Spaulding
Brady
R.shaffer
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Carroll
Fisher
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Heek
Nelurten
Ae Maddox
Deschard
Hunt
Laverton
Leffer
Om Stith
Spaulding
Shaffer
R. Shaffer
Pasced
Mr. Newman
White Wins Ten Round Fight At St Nicholas Club
New York reports Charlie White of Chicago defeated Young Shugrue of Jersey City, though the bout drew mixed praise as Shugrue suffered a left eye cut from White’s powerful body blows. White fought defensively with a standout fourth round, while Shugrue pressed late but failed to hurt White. Other results included Joe Coster beating Eddie OKeefe and Tommy Houck defeating Packey Hammey, as Phoenix and Senate move on boxing legislation authorizing 95 round fights with 5 ounce gloves and club restrictions.
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New York
Charlie White
Chicago
Owan Moran
Young Shukrue
St. Nicholas Athletic Club
White
Shugrue
Jersey City
Joe Coster
Brooklyn
Eddie O'Keefe
Philadelphia
Tommy Houck
Packey Hammey
War and NRA Aversaries Battle in Treasury League Draw
In the Treasury League game between N.B. RA and Auditors for War the teams tied 17 to 17. Both sides used six pitchers as offense traded hits with Corbin Stead Taggart among those reflecting offense. Umpire Credille called time after two hours and fifteen minutes.
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Auditors For War
N.B. RA
Abhoas
Abhoae Xether
Corbin
Ob Bell
Bringname
OlV'nDrissenih
Ebbets
Colemac
Dhps
Hilev
Tbpas
Anderson
Markie
Plb
Pray
Beardsley
Bread
Gardner
OlTagwart
Ketner
Belt
Buckingharm
Hartley Earnaley
Bartley
Bell
Stead
Hartley
Taggart
Bittcher
Mr. Credille
Gane
American horse favorite for rich English Derby
London June 4 Herman B. Dauryeas Sweeper IlI the only American horse entered in the Derby tomorrow is such a strong favorite that betting today shortened to 5 to 2 Sweeper 131 will be ridden by Danny Maher the great American jockey and the only question seems to be whether the horse can go the route J B Jools White Star the defeated favorite at Newmarket in second choice for the event
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London
Herman B. Dauryea
Ili
Nch
Danny Maher
J. B. Jools White Star
Newmarket
Curtis and Addison force city baseball tie in Georgetown division
The Curtis School defeated Addison to end the Georgetown division schedule and force a three way tie with Fillmore for first. A round robin will decide the division champion with the winner advancing to the city final next week. Pitchers Brewer and Jackson starred for Curtis and Addison.
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Addison
Georgetown
Fillmore
Brewer
Jackson
Minor League Baseball Scores Across Leagues
International League results include Providence and Baltimore tied at 3 with Rochester 3 and Jersey City 3 in several games. American Association shows Indianapolis 12 Kansas City 4 in first game and 9 in the second. Southern and other minor leagues report various scores with Montgomery Atlanta and Mobile 6 to 3, Birmingham 5, Chattanooga pending, and multiple other city matchups across the South Atlantic Carolina and Appalachian circuits.
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Providence
Baltimore
Rochester
Montreal
Jersey City
Mewark
Toronto
American Association
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Louteville
Moneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukée
Montgomery-Atlanta
Iain
Mobile
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Busy WHH racket continues from eightn page
Ferrie defeats Murtey 4 and 6 to 4, Capt. Wilson beats Woodward 4 6, and 6 3, John Britton wins 6 to 2 and 8, 6. Matches for today include MEN'S SINGLES second round Herrick vs Hiliver, A. Hellen vs Fischer, Jane Britton vs Hornidge winner, Herrick vs Howard McLean, Herrie vs Cajs. MEN'S DOUBLES first round Slater and Heath vs Howard and Doyle, Chapman and Graves vs Moorehead and Grosvenor, Wilcox and partner vs Hurley and Trumbull, O'Boyle and Morgas vs Hackett and partner. Second round Britter and McLean vs Woodward and Deve, Fisher and Hellen vs Leech and Lerch. MEN'S CONSOLATION foret round Hackett vs Bass, Libbey vs Flournoy, Hill vs Sleter, Howard vs Pearson. Second round Aspinwall vs Laist, Barnard vs Hide, Sargent vs Morgan, Simmons vs Walkinson, Sevens vs Treanor, Buckingham vs Alsberg.
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Z. Herricx
Hiliver
A. Hellen
L. A Fischer
Jane Britton
R Hornidge
Herrick
Howard
N. McLean
Herrie
Cajs
Slater
Heath
Doyle
Chapman
W. C Hill
G. A. Sleter
G. Pearson
J. B Aspinwall
Ve. E. la ®Is
JA. Barnard
T. Hide
H. Sargent Wa
F. Morgan
L. Simmons
H. B. Walkinson
W. L. Sevens
P. L. Treanor
Buckingham
Alsberg
Dozen Tentatively Named to Represent U S at Stockholm Games
A dozen athletes were tentatively selected by the American Olympic committee to form the U S team for the Stockholm games. Named are Allen, Beeson, Ballah, Courtney, Dona hue, Edmondson, Gerhardt, Hawkins, Horme, Kelly, McClure, and Rose with a June 11 report deadline. A two meter open water relay swim trial is set for Verona Lake, New Jersey on June 11 to choose the swimming relay squad.
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U. S
New York
Stockholm
Team Selection Commission
James HE. Sullyan
Halpin
Frederick H Allen
E. J. Beeson
H. Ballah
J. J. Courtney
James J. Donahue
Clarence
Edmondson
Peter C. Gerhardt
M. W. Hawkins
George UL. Horme
F. O W. Kelly
Walter McClure
Ralph Rose
Verona Lake
New Jersey
Rich
Brookline Swimming Club
Huszabh
Chicago Athletic Association
Reilly, Goodwin
Reilly, Goodwin, and Nerich, New York Athletic Clws: Croas, Princeton University
Frizele
City Club
Shyrock
Argyle Swimming Club
Philadelphia
ELECT JONES PRESIDENT OF ST LOUIS NATIONALS
J C Jones of St Louis a lawyer was elected president of the St Louis National League Base ball club succeeding E A Stein enger who resigned as administrator of the Robison estate Mrs Helen R Britton heiress of the Robison estate and personal owner of the club was elected vice president Roger Bresnahan manager will have absolute control of the team on the field and off Two new directors local men were also elected
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St. Louis Nationals
St. Louis
J. C. Jones
St Louis
National League Baseball Club
E. A. Steinenger
Robison
Helen R. Britton
Roger Bresnahan
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