Results on Race Tracks
A race meeting reports multiple events with odds, times, and finishes. Notable winners include Susan B in the fifth on turf and Snowflakes in the seventh, with detailed placings and prices for straight, place, and show bets across six races and related purses.
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Pardner
Plate Glass
Goldstein
Rach
Susan B
Callahans
Workville
Waris Evar
Parlor Boy
Bolula
Ceol
Dr. R. L. Swareneer
Jéon
Tankard
Chenticler
Brouthear
Olfe Eng
Spring Maid
Murpis
van Gryars
Andyever
Servad
Duquesne
Carter
L & To
Adbeo
Kya White
Trovato
Aplastes Beamanae
Jeck Deadwood
Effendi
Tats
Lewis
Dorothy Wadd
Crisco
Chad Butard
Callham
Rito
Claver
Merry Lad
Azo
Jabot
Operih
Barry
Light Wise
Lug. Valleha
Misty Mora
Ler Tnvatides
Blanche Sawin
Prunella
Jdiola
Vernay
Annolly
Louse Paul
Griner
Serend
Drazad
Dishmon
Shor
Nevien
Othello
Martial
Hind
Robbelia
Manners
Robert Kay
Opaple
Grandess
Guide Prez
Martin
Blaze
Eapedaulon
Bil Mot
Halen M
Robinson
Carnathla
George Stall
General Marehniogl
Coran FL Mas
Texas Tommie
Belmont Park Racing Entries and Selections
Belmont Park provides a dense list of entries and selections for races across age groups and distances. Names such as Feoris and Double Eagle appear with odds and handicapping notes, while horses like Granite Bee and Lone Kitte are listed among contenders. The record highlights detailed class and distance data, track condition, and a broad field of participants across many events.
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Belmont Park
Feoris
W. Kiogsiman
Mapubiteua
Seling
Ellow Bils
Stusee
Barshaliine
Karia
Drakund
Lily Orme
BN Sa Teaveen
Pas Ulsa
Ottawa AE
Horse Names and Entries From Multiple Meets
Belmont Park and Monmouth lists show a flood of horse names and entrants including Celery Jack George Roesch King Alman Melon Barker Thornhill Kar Shooter Gaelle Donald M.wid Tarts Wooden Shoes Absaide T Tea Enough Trifler Loween Tay Pay Monmouth and other tracks with numerous horses and event references. The fragment cites many names such as Vauntie George Recinb Double Hagle Mackenale entry Retreat entry Flying Falry Polish Gaelic Encore Donald MacDonald Perthshire Tarax Honey Bee Orolund Louise Travers and more.
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Cinrlorat! Enquirer
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Morning Telegraph
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Double Hagle
Mackenale
Encore
Donald MacDonald
Perthshire
Tarax
Honey Bee
Orolund
Louise Travers
Vaton
Laween
BEAT SPARTANS! Waverly A C tops Spartan A C 3 to 2
King Cole pitched seven innings for Waverly A C allowing four hits while fanning fifteen. Spartan A C leaders held to two runs as Waverly gamblers score the decisive runs in the seventh. Umpire and time noted. line scores show Housman McGhan and Cantwell contributing for Waverly while Patria Snell and Parrott led Emerald in later innings.
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Spartan A. C
Gole
W. A
Spalding
Smith
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Sfitrd
Gordon
Ital
Hanley
Craneton
Hurd
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Kubners
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Langan
Miler
Varnstein
Ry Stousseau
Wernstein
Harbin
Ome
Mount Pleasant Triumphs Over Brightwood In Tight Contest
Mount Pleasant defeats Brightwood 5 to 1 on Brightwood field. Key players include Thompson Heald Doleman and Gist on Mount Pleasant. Sturz and Charlton contribute with hits and stolen bases while Stackman and Stanley split pitching duties through 9 innings.
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Notre Dame slugger Cy Farrell signs with White Sox
Chicago today reports Cy Farrell first baseman from the University of Notre Dame has signed with the Chicago Americans. He is eyed as a contender for the job soon to be vacated by Hal Chase, though he faces rivals Tom Daly and Jacques Fournier for the position.
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Harvard Beats Yale 7 2. third game at Fenway Saturday
Harvard defeated Yale 7 to 2 in New Haven to even the series. Yale led early but Harvard surged, forcing a decisive third game to be played at Fenway Park on Saturday.
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Cronly Repeats as Virginia Track Captain
Charlottesville June 1 special to The Washington Post John T Cronly of Petersburg becomes the first Virginia track captain to be elected to the role twice. He is praised as a premier hurdler and versatile performer and shares honors with several Virginia letter winners from across multiple states.
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Petersburg
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Wheeling
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Prescott, Ariz
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East St. Louis
George Thornton Walker
Alameda
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Forest
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Stanford, Ky
William Anderson Nickels, Jr
Big Stone Gap
Trotters Well Rewarded in 1913 Racing Purses Across Europe
Rusela distributed $2,817,209 for trotting races on 72 tracks in 1913 per the Horse Review. Total purses in the United States neared $2.28 million, with Moscow and Petersburg figures noted, while harness racing maps show Austria-Hungary leading with 41 tracks and $606,889 in purses, France 44 tracks $598, p Germany 28,617, Denmark 2 tracks $1,030, Italy 91 tracks $103,794.
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No-Hit No-Run Game By Boston Area Pitches
Boston high school pitchers achieved a no-hit no-run game as Al Pierotti of Everett blanked Malden, Ratio Fagan of Waltham retired Chelsea, and William Pitzgerald of Somerville shut Melrose in the annual game. The text also references the American Kennel Club statistics with 10,242 dogs registered and details from the studbook issued in 1487.
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Keller and St Pauls Split In Doubleheader Action
In a two game set Kelley Keller and St Pauls split, with Kelley defeating St Pauls in the opener and St Pauls taking the second. Individual standouts include Mortimer and Dodge for Keller while Anderson and Dowrick starred for St Pauls. Pitching totals show Rivercombe and O Bryant each tossing and yielding several runs across the affair.
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Nour
Southern Shops Defeat Shoppers In Exhibition Tilt
Southern and Shops battled in a dusty exhibition with Southern gaining a 6 to 2 edge. Key players included D Tho Fincher and Munch with several hits and runs. Final notes cite Batche and Bell as standout performers and a one hour fifteen minute game time.
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Olympics Card: Berlin Games Track Field List Adopted
The international congress settled athletics for the 1916 Berlin Olympics adopting events from Lyons with plans to limit entrants per nation, and debated symbolism. Marathon fixed at 42 km, and weight lifting considered but dropped. tug of war and certain events omitted.
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West Side Club to Build World’s Largest Lawn Tennis Plant
The Forest Hills Long Island grounds will house nearly six courts when finished, claiming to be the world’s largest lawn tennis plant. Courts are oriented to maximize sun exposure, allowing favorable play across seasons.
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Forest Hills
Long Island
Resorts Long Island: Vacation options and travel details
The ad highlights Long Island seaside resorts with beaches, golf, yachting, dancing and social life. It touts over 125 miles of shore, 300 resorts with varied prices, and train connections from the south and west to Pennsylvania Station. It promotes a “Long Island Real Life” guide mailed on receipt of postage.
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