Padded starter winks books hard hit on race
Backers of Johnson entry lose thousands as ring rivals profit in the great selling stakes. Dick Shaw wins a short course steeplechase while favorites are beaten.
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Johnson
Dolly Spanker
Dick Shaw
Wins at Sheepshead Bay Highlighted by Lady Winifred Victory
Frederick Johnson's Lady Winifred led all the way to win the Zephyr Stakes at five and a half furlongs, delivering bookmakers a windfall as Live Wire closed for a second. Grapple won the Grass Selling Stakes over a mile and a sixteenth on turf, with Dolly Spanker short in the closing stages. The day featured four favorites beaten and a crowd of about 16,000.
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Washington Post
New York
Frederick Johnson
Sheepshead Bay
Woodlane
Grapple
Acrobat
Dolly Spanker
Halker
eGuras
Dick Shaw
Garrett
Philander
Wood- Wich
Jim Gaffney Thermida
Tordello
Queen Warguertte
Dicey Shaw
Finnegan
Mitchell
Sir Tristan
G B Wilson
Tom Cogan
Blue Pigeon
Reaim
Paulaker
Iiller
Red Friar
Lowa
Herbert
W H Carey
Bartender
Pioneer
Lady Winifred
Garner
Live Wire
Preston
Wood- Jane
Knapp
Master Robert
Falcads
W. Furt
Earl's Court
King James
Beckham
Jacquin
Dotly Spanker Ramrod Renniss
Don Hawilson
Tipping
Cloistcross
Netter
Wen Woodwitch
P Helly
Sailor Girl
Musgrove
Cutter
Lady Vincent
Listress
Magna Stella
Molila Beil
Golden West Lady Karma
Moselle
Kenilworth
Larakin
Williem
Lyon
Shumberless Night Mist
Clel Turney
Chief Desmond
Fond Heart
Fashion
Cantowilla
the Gosling
Lady Bellew
Mo Sotres
San Samon
Malaga
Roy
Aimes C
Dixon Bello
Alloy
Doctor Keith
Cardigan
Bouquet
George Latper
Handicen
Hamburg
King's Daughter
Tongs
Cederstrome Ig
Lord Boanerges
Willetta
Gallavanta
Zeal É Kankakee
Zarkea
Melvitit Oa Gabriele
Edna Jackson
Thomas Calhoun
Hequest
J. Rogers
Rife
Sor McGregor Charita Thea Nelle
Swift
Picaroon
Peter Knight Dinne
Ethan
de Mund
Prince
John J. Rogers
Charles Edward
Baby Watt
Princes of Orange
Fleming Weeteeere
Hand Windsor
Wexford
Tony Boner
Malden
Lord Lov
Maraie Lloyd
Glenn McBride
Dan Buhr
Ant Ben Bille
Valenti
Nancie
Herman Roc Hieasden
John Smuts
Gila
Mt On
Royal Breezes
Beardalice Alert
Avaunteer Spreereste de Los Srivia G
New Garter
Charlie Eastman
Bob Hempton
Araseea
Kwulpenrane
George Cobsidine
Teed Dendy Dancer
Royal Evox An
al Etme
Ewes
Gay Griselte
Wagner
Senator Paynter
Asser
Josephine Gracthus
Vansel
Esther
Ae Maria
Rather Royal
Wees
Tate
Coe
Lavatrina
Katherine Murphy
Miles
Ed Kane
Pompadour
Aix
Aix Furlones
Anne Ruskin
Eadgatia
Abril
Lowe
Tom Chance
Coral Scott
Gallithea
Lady Jenikins
Jsudex Abenee
DAR
Berryman
Matthew Gauit
Os Fontan
sMary Buchenan
Invent
Oer
Royal Gasen
Meuneis
Isien
Walt King
Hinge Deurkters
Blaze of
Edghi
Well Eiton
Zethus
Suuker
Sea Salta Ogergua
Helen Virginia
Pleuzel
Ion
Considine
Marion
Jeyse Carcesses Latonia
Henry
Ambie Bulkin
Tontan Marmorean
Ghanawiet
Sanapanak
Flaud
Chamblet
Ett Parnes
Pikane
Power Desmond
May Ione
Indsor
Mies Hawley
Dele
Lighing
Alvine
Madden
Jon
Ping He
Bim
Louise Farlan
Abs Borate Rate Crair
Ack
Unter
Xusel
O Wee
Biua
Bron Bach
Banal Tor Paynter
Jameeter
Jeter
Renesy Los
Beatae Kang
the. Vnitr. Ok Overen
Jockey Club Tests Walk-Up Start For Cassidy
New York June 25 Special to The Washington Post reports the Jockey Club stewards advised Mars Cassidy he may use either the flat-footed start or the walk-up system starting tomorrow. If Cassidy fails to improve, a new starter will be hired. The move aims to give Cassidy better starts and a fairer chance for all horses, though previous attempts at walk-up started failed against fast breakers. The decision signals a shift to a more level field at the barrier and public satisfaction. Lady Winifred was also listed as an added starter in the Zephyr Stakes with Frederick Johnson securing a $6,000 purse stake.
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Washington Post
New York
Jockey Club
Mars Cassidy
Cassidy
Oas
Tia
Madden colt scandle diverts race and turf bets
Madden added King James with a stiff pull suspected as Radtke rode back. Spectators and a turf critic urged investigation into Radke's ride while Lady Winifred won, costing the ring title around $150000. Elmendorf yearlings sold at Sheepshead Bay with Joyner paying $4500 for Watercress Jeanie's brown colt and $3450 for Watercress Victor Crosse filly. C Hildreth bought two more Woodcress by Minnie Sweet Lavender and Vonette.
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Madden
King Jamés
Lady Winifred
King James
Jockey Club
Raduce
Radtke
Live Wire
Elmendorf
Sheepshead Bay
A. J. Joyner
Watercress
Jeanie
Victor Crosse
C. Hildreth
Minnie
Sweet Lavender
Vonette
Outsider Captures Stake at Latonia in Heavy Track
Tackie an outsider won the Harold Stakes for two year olds at four furlongs as Joe Moser trained the winner on a heavy track. R. C. Rann finished third while the favorite failed to place. The Latonia program included five furlong, seven furlong and one mile races with multiple notable horses and finish orders.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Latonia
Tackie
Joe Moser
R. C. Rann
Gracious Dame
Powers
Margaret Randolph
G. Brows
Sonny
Katherine L. Calabash
Demo
Early Boy
Kern
Plaud
Gambler
Pickens
J. Conley
Wedge Wood
J. Shoe
Lenore
Don Great
Maranchino
Leeland
Casperdine
Tancred
Gold Bell
Monochord
Incubator
Tackle
Austin
Joe Afoser
Brown
Marcus Aurelius
Frank Bird
Ordono
Lillia Turner
Butler
von Zinfendel
Perris
Broner Hil
Timo
Rickey
Huzzah
Lavella
Oakgrove
Red Coat
Matador
Martin
Ricé
Kieinwood
Mr. Farnum
Florisell
Fonsoluea
Prince of Pless
Prince of Plese
Wild Cherry Wins Maiden Race at Kenilworth Park
Wild Cherry, at 30 to 1, captures the two year old maiden event at Kenilworth Park in Buffalo. Weather clear track fast. Other races feature Anns May and Chulita among winners in six furlongs and five furlongs, with Tom Dolan and Folly Prim taking early races as the card unfolds.
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Wild Cherry
Buffalo
Kenilworth Park
Anns
McDaniel
Dhat
Alencon
Lié
Nicol
Bapcia
Rosen
Tudor
Pretty Dolly
Chief Hayes
Dutch Pete
Anna Smith
George Swain
Tyrollan
Trouveur
Jack Kercheville
Chulita
Banyah
Goldstein
Weinold
Columbia Lad
Dixie
Himmel Faron D'Or
Mannie May
Eleanor Fay
Bounding Elk Salad
Bison City Atake
Tom Dolan
Lycurgus
Betsy Binford
Tarseratre
Tyme
Irene A
Cobleskill
Eleazador
Folly Prim
Bobbie Kean
Marster
Shird
Mark Antony
Panique
Anderson
de Rearke
Peter Haight
Dune
Grafton
Lady
Wild Sherry
Snakewood
HALBARD WINS HANDICAP AT WINDSOR
Racing at Windsor draws a good crowd with a 1 mile handicap featuring Hathara leading from the start to secure victory. Second and fourth place finishers follow amid a day of competitive racing including races for three-year-olds and a six furlong event with purse variations.
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Windsor
Gritéiio
En Mille
P. M. Civils Hathara
Ferucel
Hieinerha
Hanzana
Oconnor
Bank Worlidly
Sam Palmer
Enoch
King Bileworth
Goldie
Tims
Fandango
Meedow Green
Abrupt
Sut
Moreland
Maxton
William Penn
Little Jennie Elee
Bazil
Bittle
Haltom
Fairbrother
Bethesmo
Haber
Harmalde
Time
Western
Suzante Bocamora
Sciow
Patalug Rane
Yale Crew Has Spin
Yale varsity eight trained three miles downstream and back, led by the eight, with the freshman eight accompanying for two miles. The freshman four also practiced while Wallace suffered stomach trouble and did not row.
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Galeferry
Conn
Yale
Wallace
Austin
Balnge
Hunt
Godley
Yale and Harvard Regatta on the Thames
Red Top Conn June 2 Yale and Harvard crews prepare for the annual Thames regatta with a freshmen race set for this afternoon. Harvard leads Yale in form and endurance for the freshmen four, to be followed by the Graves Cup gentleman eights race over a half mile. Wray supervised sight work while the varsity four clocked a mile in 6:30. College Games note Wesleyan 1, William 0 at Middletown.
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Yale
Harvard
Red Top
Conn
Thames
Wray
Down River
Varsity
Intercollegiate regatta crews face open four mile race
Crews from Cornell Columbia Syracuse Pennsylvania Georgetown Wisconsin and Annapolis gear up for the thirteenth annual four mile varsity race at Poughkeepsie. Coaches say all crews are in excellent shape with wagers split on likely winners amid last minute crew changes and practice mishaps.
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Poughkeepsie
Jason River
Sharps
Annapolis
Cornell
Columbia
Russell
Géorgetown
University
Syracuse
Pensylvania
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Amago
R. H. Davis
Naval Academy
Navy
Acuse
Carmall
Syraiune
Priest
al Bar
Wil Ie Groi
Rice
Atroke
AL Fieagerat
Coxsain J. Dutt, Jr
Os Ooin
Bow
J. H. Bro
Sinea
Bayer
Newman
L. BR. Gracy
L. W. Gavett
C J
Goodie
Stowell
Cox
Avera i
T. W B. Walsh
X. Goulson
Pera
Wiliams
Morrot Kelley
Martin
H. Forbes
E. M Whittock
Columbia VaRatee
Midshipmen
M. Snevily
Mackensie
Spalding
Starbuck
Vonskeltze
Mackenzie
Y B. Corvag
Boyle
W. S Winslow
Corneil
J. N Boyle
Columbia Varlity
WN. Morris
Pse Gillies
Courtney
G. v
Mitchell
Cently
Epregess
W. Stelnachneider
Homann
Hauser
Dellenbawy
Renshaw
Saunders
Keatar
Murphy
P. J. Rockwood
Horne
Wy. i. Hale
Joo Et
Andrews
Duval
Andrawa
Syracuse Varsity Four
J. Schiefer
B. Cumings
L. Blee
H. J. Spather
Art
Knapp
Rappo
Figher
F. Forbes
A. Warner
Champtable
I. Ww
F. C. Rogers
I. D. Hendrie
A. J F. Walton
Dean
G. Gay
Cozewaln
Davis
Erie
H. Rockwell
R. Oto
H. Wie
Coxewain
W. J. Roberts
Hine
G. A. Halen
Johnson
H. Witte
Strelke
EB. A
Dingt
Cowee T. E
B. F. de
Cornell's Stroke Dominates The Regatta Forecast
A fragmented report outlines Cornell crews mastering slides and a slow, sneaking recovery while Columbia Syracuse Wisconsin and Pennsylvania race strategies are debated. Weather predicts a clear day with rough water risk. monitors Florida Arkansas Nevada depart. officials named for the regatta oversight.
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Cornell
Courtney
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Mike Syracuse
Badger
Poughkeepale
Stata
United States
Florida
Anapolis
Arkansas
Nevada
Aren
Gomanbias Theda
Frank Irvice
Frank Irvice, Goraad
Rhee
John E. Scuntis
Beep explains why Ayer's Sarsaparilla is alcohol free
Fragmented OCR text notes a claim that modern medical science supports an alcohol free preparation of Ayers Sarsaparilla. It urges readers to consult a doctor and mentions vague guidelines or dosages. The passage blends advertising tone with medical claim and a chorus of disjointed phrases.
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Ayer
Georgetown A Bark Horse In River Race Favoring Blue and Gray
In Poughkeepsie observers split over the outcome of tomorrow's varsity race as Navy Cornell Wisconsin and Columbia show mixed form. Georgetown appears the dark horse with strong late-year speed but wind and tide could shape the four mile contest on mid river currents.
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Washington Post
Poughkeepsie
Fane
Post
Navy
Cornell
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Tod Fing
Syracuse
Wih
Hanson
Rice
Courtney A Clendon
Georgetown
Brillancy
Washington
Cornell Favored In Night of Pool Betting
Poughkeepsie June 25 pools favored Cornell in the four cornered event though turnout was light with outsiders dominating. Navy started at 38 moving to 4 then settled at 6, Syracuse and Columbia began at 2 while Georgetown Wisconsin and Pennsylvania formed the field. Biggest wager was 100 to 60 that Cornell would beat the Navy, placed by Glendon, the Navy coach.
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Washington Post
Poughkeepsie
Cornell
Navy
Syracuse
Columbia
Georgetown
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Badgers
Glendon
Tennis Tourney Opens Absent Miss Sutton and Runner-up Sears
The United States women's tennis championship opens at Philadelphia Cricket Club with a record entry. Notables absent include Miss May Sutton, overseas, and Miss Elizabeth Moore. New York, Boston, and New Jersey players headline a diverse field. early matches conclude in straight sets while Carmichael and Niles meet in a standout men’s singles tilt.
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Philadelphia
United States
Philadelphia Cricket Club
St. Martin's
May Sutton
England
Hizabeth Moore
New York
Barger-Wallach
Emily Scott
Marie Wagner
GL. Chapman
Boston
Evelyn Séars
New Jersey
W. H. Pouch
Englewood Field Club
Wildey
Plainfield
Claire Kulp
Trenton
Carte B. Neéley
Cincinnati
West
Carrie
Mine Mildeed Wildey
Flaine
N. J
Marie Digston
Mies Rachael Harvin
Lucy Dinston
Philadélphia
Mine Maughret Roberts
Germantown
Mins Dubring
Paradelphia
Dise
G. Oethelmer
Mins
Marth Groome
Misa NM
Oathelmer
Miss Hopkins
Evelyn Seare
Howtos
Deat Mies
G. O«theimer
Philadelphis
Marie Whgner
Mis Catherine McFadden
Hiss
H. Bert
Wwe
Mary Costes
Phiacelphis
Mins E Themysone
Ailadelphia
Joseph Rfr
Serene Jr
N. W. Niles
Carpenter
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Polly Prim
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Outsider
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Lasatte
Windsor Trask
Yale Crew
Brace ON Thames
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Hudson
U. S. Monitor
Wornda
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U.S. NW
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Bernard G. Héyn
Fred R. Fortmeyer
Athletic Clay
Gretchen
United States Moritor Arkansas
Bradley A. Fiske
Hudson Taylor
Secretary of the Treasury
B. L. Reed
United States Revenue Cutter Service
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