Latonia spill and injuries slow Latonia race card
Two riders were injured when a dog crossing caused a spill at Latonia. The accident delayed the early races and left jockeys Abel and Grose with injuries including a fractured left leg and a broken collar bone. The meeting continued with The Clown scoring a lucky victory in the 1 16 mile punture race.
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Latonia
UNION
Demijohn
Carona
Audley Farm
Bradley
Teady
C. Ponce
Miss Fetite
Yrgas Rapid May
Abel
Miss Petite
Cal
Wasward Lady
Grose Wort
Tennis tournament centered at Georgetown courts amid club venue issues
District of Columbia championship tennis moves to Georgetown venues after delay at Twenty-fifth and N Street. Maj. J. D. Bilott says women’s singles start Saturday at 7 p.m. and men’s rounds follow at 2 p.m. Capt. B R C Vanvliet, 2016 DC champion, enters singles and teams with Capt. Finley in doubles. Over 50 men’s singles, 18 women’s singles entries. 2 each for men and women doubles. Entries via Dumbarton club. drawing Friday night.
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Dumbarton
Twenty-fifth
N Street
Ggorgetown
Platriot
BR. C. Vanvilet
American Legion
New Orleans
Capt. D. &. Fintey
Vaneviet
Fintey
New Orleana Cecentry
Dumbarton Club
Phone West
British netmen out of Davis Cup event
Spain will meet Holland in the Davis Cup semifinals in the European bracket after Count de Gomar defeated Lycett to push Spain into the round. The match featured a 7-5 set, with Lycett struggling on a lob attempt, while Wheatley beat Eduardo Fisquer 6 4 6 0. The Corinthian Midgets seek further contests as manager Entin promotes Columbia 3904.
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Withington
Lancashire
Spain
Holland
Count de Gomar
Randolph Lygett
Deuge
Lycett
D. B. Wheatley
Eduardo Fisquer
Clarksburg Racing Results Race One and Four Details
Race results from Clarksburg list multiple races with outcomes for horses aged two and up. Winners and payouts appear for the first race at about three furlongs, plus further results for five and six furlong events, showing horses like Frenchy, Prince Bonero, Lady Harelgan, and Fast Phoebens in competitive placements.
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Ree
Pars
Harelgan
Zaman
Phbens
F. Demtalek
Ban Tee
HE Clemente
Clare
For
Smith
Coax
Tittle Pointer
Star Time
Jante Lon
Gus Redalna Tan
AB. Jee
Ue Tt
J. BR. Cartoctof
Arcatrong
Elag
Red
Malgo Yan
Ate Reet
Ape Los
Winkle
Tina
Dorothy Buckner
Kitty Witraya
Queem
Lata Lee
Jack Anee
Ian Ramen
Aimpleton
Zack Il
Watnal
Banirty
North Bed
Prieinen
Pete Foy Eigenie
Ar Frise
Berlin
Sclesore
F. Brush Wiz
Baty Mavourn
Ike Jonett
Dorval Park Mason Race Results Report
Race results from Dorval Park feature numerous furlongs and times. Notable entries include Walley at 6.80, Ombralis at 5.30, and Chalmers linked runners with 32.80 and other splits. The report lists multiple horses, riders, and stakes, showing varied speeds and placements across the card.
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Walley
Ombralis
Chalmers
Retton Alan
Amcord Nace
Bopefal
Rletans
Guanah
Metcally
Khmer Niger
Chalia
Fort Biles
Wells
Auerty
Attaray
Vigriec
King Zingen
Wwiteen
Latonia Race Meeting Results And Notable Performances
Newspaper Latonia results summarize multiple horse races with names like Belle of Kilpa and Warward Lady, listing times, distances, and jockeys. The report notes top finishers, near-misses, and several entrants such as Pina and Cannon Shot, with scattered betting figures and track details.
Chevy Chase Club Votes Against Buying Golf Land
In a special meeting the Chevy Chase club rejected a board proposal to purchase 413 acres along Rock Creek for a new golf course. The 105 to 24 vote kept the land option in abeyance amid fears of higher dues and public costs.
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Henry Litchfield West
Chevy Cheng Club
Board of Governors
Mra
Dorothy Wilerd Straight
Rock Creak
George RE. Hamilton
Rockville Pike
Chevy Chase
Maine
Connecticut Aveans
Bradley Jane
Wisconsin Avenue
Maryland
Fmct
Gale
Charles L. Marlatt
Charles B. Howry
George G. Perkins
Allan Lard
J. Donald Casgels
Optien
Iniquiry
Charles J. Gell
Donald Woodward
Guy M. Standfer
Albert R. McKenzie
Hugh MacKenzie
Wilmington Bal
Whitney cast-off set for heat in Death Valley race
Race commentary previews the fifth at Death Valley with Whiskaway as the likely winner and Ararat the public choice. Other contenders include Kitty Williams Edna V True American and Alchemy, with bets and selections listed for multiple races across Latonia and Aqueduct.
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Kitty Wiliams
Ararat
Westwood
Cherokee Lee
Xixia
Besa
Newport
Ita
Huen
Lucy Churchil
Edna V
Alttia Claire
Coonskins
Latomia
Kitty Williama
Glerekss Yee
Kixa
New Beauty
Rob
Br Dosh
Hue
Vane—Trde Americas
Buoy Churetti
Everywoma
Whiskaway
Lady Madosp
Revenge
Little Olaire
My Dear
Myra
Factoche
Rent
Henry J
Vultiia
W Pinzeion
Hades
Opti
Condan
saca—Whitney
Sue Donavan
Fiuyanna
Gibbons Dominates Trio in Boxing Showdown at Bielby
Tommy Gibbons wowed a downtown crowd in Bielby as he sparred through three partners with relentless style. He outboxed first Gorman and then Delaney in rounds that built toward a main event with Tillie Harmon receiving a warm reception. George Horton of Minneapolis named as alternate referee for the program.
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Bielby
Mont
Tommy Gibbons
Kene
Gorman
Gibbons
Ayeen
Jimmy Delaney
Swaress
St. Paul
Tillie
Kid) Harman
Herman
Dempsey
Gibbona
Mike Collins
George Horton
Minneapolis
Jim Dougherty
Philadelphia
Richards Hunter Winning in Britain in London Championships
Vincent Richards and Francis T. Hunter, Nos. 1 and 9 American ranking, moved to the third round at the London Championships Queens Club. Both won singles matches on arrival from Southampton and teamed to beat Wallis Myers and N. Heath in doubles. Richards beat Broddart 6 3 6 1 and Hunter crushed McGabe 6 0 6 0.
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AY Yor
London
Vincent Richards
Francis T. Hunter
Queens Club
Richards
Hunter
Southampton
L. Robeo
HeGabe
Dempsey Demonstrates Form at Montana Training Camp
In heavy rain at an indoor arena, Jack Dempsey impressed a crowd of railroad and finance magnates with quick footwork and clean counters against Billy Wells and George Godfrey. The sparring session featured intense exchanges, a stern liver of trading blows, and Dempsey’s controlled show of power.
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Harry Newman
Great Falls
Mont
Jjune
Jack Dempaty
Failroad
National Glacial Park
Dempsey
Gibbons
Tom
Shelby
St. Paul
Thea
Wolstead
Billy Wells
Wells
Ike
Old Jack
George Godfrey
Godfrey
Jack
Jack Burke
Young Burka
Harry Drake
Harry
Buchanan bats past Monroe in District scholastic title clash
Sheehy allows one hit over ten innings as Buchanan defeats Monroe 5 to 6 in a district baseball championship game. Sheehy also goes 2 for 3 with a stolen base and scores, while Tracey makes the lone Monroe hit. Mount Rainier reserves set for game with Southend mid betas at Brentwood field tomorrow at 5.
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Buchanan
Monroe
Tia
Sheehy
Buchanan Atgr
Jada
Tracey
Centar
Rysagll
Ehenan
Rina
Sal Bigviece
Baker
Wingate Lf
Flfe Cathrape
Tracey,db
Riiley
Rirc
Rhaeby
Riley
America
Hye
Alian
Atelen Pana
Rhaehr Agavificehite
Aila Pichins
Biev
Mourer
Sheeler
Fis
Dnerby
MY. Ranier
Mount Ranier
Southend
Brentwood
Emblem
Crissman Leads Southern Amateur Golf Qualifier
Glenn Crissman, 18, from Selma Alabama, shot 73 to lead the Southern Golf Association's 21st annual amateur tournament at Roebuck Country Club. The Roebuck team won with 319, followed by Druid Hills Atlanta 321, Atlanta Athletic 328, and Bella Meade Nagahlie 928.
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Glenn Crissman
Roebuck Country Club
Birmingham
Als
A. P
Selma
Alp
Southern Golf Association
Roebuck
Druid Hills Club
Atlanta
Atlanta Athletic Club
Bella Meade
Nagzhailie
Bob Beugh
Jr. T. Brooke
A. B. Harrig
I. J. Osbun
Jockey Cetlahen Guides 12-1 Chollaran Stable Winner at Aqueduct
At Aqueduct Park on a busy program Denis jown ridden by Johnny Cetla han scored a victory for The Grey Riddle farm in the Union selling stakes. Frank G. Quincy stable backed off the boards placed All Over second with Prince Regent third. Romany chased Homestretch for place as fouls were claimed. Anna Marrone II led a juvenile feature, while Cross Country Steeplechase saw Black Pox upset by Munger Een owned by Larry Waterbury.
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Aqueduct
FV. M. Bray
Inge
Peat
Bias Toskeya
Bedeyee Hoffman
Spa Bal Uub
Iotley
Thole
Lady Liv
Walt
Barnes
Spectaratur
Whitehural
Bainy
Jantin
Graan
Anna M
T. Barnom
Dixie Dick
Ben Wolf
Katerine Rankin
Protocol
L. Waterbury’s
King Jamep
Golden Grain
J. Ht Kirah
Tohnson
Donaghes
Burgacn
Trafalgar
Vieare
Kennedy
Mergler
Mary
Aezy
Kingcon
Black Fox
Stoker
Regalia Lacques
Mary An
Viewira
Gerwain Co
Emery
Emery ‘Third Race—€ Ic Furiengs
Tor Fovage
Rententint
Roasell
Medusa
Fayelt
Brillhart
Streetarres
Yaroe
Eas
Tomar
Hugn
Patricia
Turner
Swinson
Mary Patricia
Aviseck
Fan Fey
Burke
Talon
Wines Tien Radio Brenteg
Frank
Gudy
Pathen
Prinss Resert
Taylor
AL Geo
Due Star
Kenan Jo
Mark Twain
Marinelli
Glenlivet
Ore Biglsle
Povigeurdin
Keenan
Die
Buaslai
Forest Lore
Howard Geer
Renwood
Jolly
Lowboy
Wigner
Quincy
Lamie
Doecraine G. Taner
Adier
St. P. É
Veniselen
Jorge i
Homgstreich
Selighen
Martingwla
Wea Gellaping
Canyon
Agi Polynesia
Tor
Priscilla R
Glencairn
Thara
J. ‘Wilpon
Joe Emmoran
Buspy
Finvanse
Vndes
Terters
Wat
Tady Alin
Dartéanar
Prema
Sean Agasini
Olyntann
Mader
Rabin
Leona
Aqueduct Park, Sr
Grey Riddle Farm
Denisjown
Johnny Cetlahan
Union
Wol
Frank G
W. M. Jeffords
Prince Regent
Quincey Stabl
Cote
William Daniel
H. Altermen
Wen
Romany
Mozerim
Marrone
Anna Marrone II
Bastwick
Helen Cook
J. H Coasden
Leong Dare
Anne
Sea Wolf
Oakeidge Stabies
Mungereen
Larry Waterbury
Regalia
Treyiscot
Williame
John J Tige
Mery Patricia
J Callahan
Wee
Miss Star
Ruy.er
Waa
Awisack
Indians and Mavericks Narrowly Miss Postseason Advancement
Disjointed notes describe a tense Nationals game where the Indians failed to gain ground and the Athletics were defeated. The Mavericks closen the gap to within one and a half games of the Arai division, while multiple players are noted for late heroics and odd plays.
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Bel
Jam
Worthmore
Victor
Mal
Ateea
Menta
Lord Allen
Worthmare
Roxy Ettert
Ttalian
Will Land
Heleay
Tie Pu
Worthmore Nellg
Merve Aa
Nash
Davis
Aehnebdar
Corbin
Naltey
Priare
Dally Senneider
Heald
Ba Br
Reggina tHiners
Pe Malley
Avainer Winnincher- Milla Casing
Pitehar
Emoe Otre - Hughes
Harlem
Hartem Mines
Kame
Phon
U.S. Army
Washington
Washington Salvage CO
Hegerstown
9Th St
Bert
Louis Abrahams
Fenders Conn
MFP
Abs Abitiers Wirts Tarrs Rand F. Works
Jebbers Om Radieters
P.M
PB Bhd
Petworth
Reese
Ingley
Béelin
Hlaer
Amer
Legion
Eon
Dey
Ferg
Rere Ingle
Deason Speem
Artepreatista
Satton
Harner
Commercial League
A Pont
H.O
Rorke
Olwittess
Yatala
Geanrtty Ee Itune
Charry
Robert
Waycork
McCarthy
Hegsine
Priedritha
Gernedlta
Chacouas
Phres- Reameritayenck
Gerard
Fredric
Fingwinn
Hanen
Rayan
Wits-Ow
Auggins
Baynum
T'Poake
Corinthian
Entin
Columbia
Clarksburg
Dorval Park
Belle of
Wise
Walla
Dingo
Extinen
Businessiike
Miles
Graz
Kestlax
Lord Allea
Breasei
Barracude Ales
Tom Ea
Prince WS
Garner
Mgr
Tonofola
Pudi Gerda
Bye Bird
Wer
Braise
Kenmare
Jupiter
Tam
Gheny Ghase Club
Propdésal
Dorval
Twenz
Sou Tag
Naraum
Tamper
Dixie
Charles J. Craigmle
Tidings
Ogarte
Donaxher
King Joba
Mixar
Deep
Bresony Tosone
Sir Galehad
Slinpery
Ollyers
Sportor Kings
Tinyfellow
Jeyca Moffman
Chincotesque
Aera
Finality
the Lamb
P. T. Bar- Tela
Chasine J
Craigmine
Ogsrite
Donaghee
Dla Thoughts
FE. F. ‘Whitney
King John
Loveline
Ace
Rt. Germaine
Jocese
Diana
Fim
Smart Money
Charles J. Craigmite
Aqueduct Arlections
King's Bette
Martingale
Little Celt
Dazer
Bae Donovan
Pand Lily
Sunny Kal
Maater Hand
Olynghos
Wyanemad
Flying Claus
Puny Fellow
May
Quest
Lily M. Queraite
Pratt
Mae
Guyee
Southern Association
Chat
Toby Firmin
American Association
Columbus
Paledo
Mitwawia
Paul
Dempoey
Krey
Ahn
Colored Departmental League
N. AB
T. Abalo
A. Maer
Shea
Satia
alYoung
Tree
Teter
Chapingo Ea
Browne O Plummer
P. Nhea
Bien
Pora
Aris
Ai & SF
Jateas
Moore Warner
Lawia
Dison
Minor
Craig
Micchell
Tale
Chapman
Thomas
Ford
Chap- Plummer
Plummer
Primmer Er Tanda
Flo
Toomer
Wey
Rai
Ai Gifford
Hoover
Glbewirs
Green
Ball
Kirkad
Fihap
ABE
Neuman
Olen
Mijlar
Bala
Plaherty
Cherton
Citi
Ald Jarman
Et Famond
MeMa
Wilean
Whit Ha
Tatals
Pital
Tap
Miller
Mes
Fite- White
Reas
Bell
Lay
Frith
Rdreenase
Fle
Arr
Jarman
Tole
Rammoat Firat
Wilson
Fae
Inmp
Ave
Hess
Chllaran
Roshany
Ride
Sem Wolf
Indians
Athletics
Mavs
Brower Falen
Browar
Hargrave
Joe Connally
Symmas
Isaw O
Little Rock
Bhprrod Smith
Ump
Roote Bush
Rice
Guists
George Mogridge
Guaito
Evans
Goose
Wamby
Ryel
Muddy
Russell
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