Latonia to Have 11 Stakes at Spring Meeting
Latonia Jockey Club announces 11 stakes for the upcoming spring meeting with June 10 start and July 13 finish. Principal events include the Latonia Perky a mile and a half with 3000 added, the Latonia Oaks a mile and a quarter with 2000 added, and the Queen City Handicap a mile and an eighth with 10000 guaranteed.
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Prominent Owners Enter in Jockey Club Stakes List
Entries announced by the Jockey Club for the Benning Spring Handicap and the Oxnard Dinner Stakes feature August Belmont Blandy and Okente, William Garth’s Lady Vera, Thomas Hitchcock Jr.’s Salvidere, J. E. Madden’s Sally K., and David Dunlop’s Pater among 60 plus horses. The Dinner Stakes include Raymond, Fond Heart, Perry Belmont’s Black Domino, and Don Mobile with many local entrants competing for short-distance honors.
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Fast Land
Promient
August Belmont
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Okentte
William Garth
Laly ‘Vera
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Salvidere
J. E. Madden
Sally K
David Dunlop
Pater
Land F. R. Hitchcock
Dandelion
Tangle
Thip Atake
Raymond
Fond Heart
Perry
Belmont
Black Domino
Don Moblle
Kerry
My Colleen
Rbdpert Neville
Arvstic
George Howard
Billie Hibbs
F. R. Hitchcock
Wood
Orphan Lad
Jolo Garson
Revenue
Lady Vera
G. C. Gil
Platoon
Tanaerion
D. Ie Holden
P. Jackson
Lackey
D. Kelly
Rtickaway
H. W. Lagerrodle
Lord Boanerges
Dushaway
Old Colony
East End
Saylor
Henry Mason
Niblick
J. McLaughlin
Jack No- Keon
J. Maliy
Sheridan
Howard Ghenn
R. W Nolnan
Cedarstrome
Diamond Flush
A. D. Parr
Mekly
Palestine Brabte
Alpagmarch- 4m
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O L. Richards
John Seeley
Gunslow
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Black Domina
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Brennus Narrowly Misses Equality Record at Ascot
Brennus won the steeplechase at Ascot by one second under the local record, with Tarzan in the mile and a quarter handicap close behind. Races included Futurity course winner Fustan and other horses like Money Muza, Nun's Yelling, and Capable with close finishes and times noted.
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Sty Bev
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Brooks Course
Froesias
Orand
Roland
Jack Dele
Bulimen
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Adonis
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Arbatetlus
Rosiof
Gideon Walker’s Big Haul In Five Furlong Sprint Race
Rains and scratches at Fair Grounds left a thin card but the main event drew attention as the Gideon Walking combination reportedly landed Good Player in the five furlongs sprint. Grace Larsen outpaced rivals in the mile and a quarter and Browney Lad and Gresham won two-year-old events.
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Lowe
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Hilde Eikto
Linyd
Hornera
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Koerners two wins highlight Oakland racing card
San Francisco February 28 Jockey Koerner rode to victory in two Oakland races Andrew Mack in the fourth and Maliteh in the final race Roy displayed horsemanship A feature-filled meet with several competitors and long odds in early races listing multiple horses and times across six races including Time 04935 1:68 1 and 1:42 45.
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Malitah
Roy
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Koerner
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Maliteh
Sam
Mariea
Neling
Dalmoore
Williams
Rusby
Rattig
Fecon Ini
Sandy
Kenova
Daniel
Realit
Seling
Timalino
McIntyre
Bonar
Graham
Gemmell
Loulke Fitzgibbons
Tpurz
Oaklawn Racing Quiet as Bookmakers Operate
Hot Sarings Arkansas February 28 no incidents at Oaklawn as bookmakers close business on all races. Sheriff未 notified about Amis anti-wool selling BI and did not act. Mike Sutton won the feature at 9 to 10, the sole favorite to prevail amid cloudy weather and a heavy track.
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Oaklawn
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Mike Sutton
Climo
Spunky
Austin
Trino
Tia Louiss
Quinta
Culture
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Dulcie
Katy BeCracken
Dugistlon
Alice King
Lady Emily
Broken Melody
Hendicap
Mike Sutin
Bhilling
von Merrick
Staukuchon
Calabash
Marlin
Tme
Trexton
Dr. Mack
Funteulaire
Young Pilgrim
Braden Leprant
J. P. Mayberry
E. Rice
Jack Lory
Viperime
J. Butler
Cupang
Tdoden
Lindale
John Garner
Docle
Wai Sylve
Thoroughbred Names at Fair Grounds Run Well to Day
A list of horses and related notes appears for the Fair Grounds program. Names include Gold Duke Garganthe Skimmer Eriotee Bitterly Elyria Brarfetde Bunk wwa Pasadens Paragon Dapple Gold Gomare AmberJack Biucerit Delle Happy Jack French Nun Erla Lee Monte Cato Grand Duchess Oaklawn Orphans Erebus Billy Bowlers Wool Startie Dulweber Jack Hardy Jobo G1erg Millcttontey Storm Lee Hoffman Jupe Time Neva Welsh incubator Sultry Oakland Big Watching Palarotta Orena Black Sam Red Erm Mantis 3 Tawasentha Blanche C. Mechant Black Prince George FP MecNear Botrom Mansard Van Nass Romaine Fisher Boy Pontotoc Mertimas Ascot Madden Bribery Betting Luercee Allopath Lucene Zelmna Dito Price Pelnee Ching Ige Grattians Prince Prince Frat eres Joslen Jewel King of the Mist Stoessel Gold Ledge Silaston Peppar and Salt.
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Eriotee
Bitterly
Elyria
Bsrafetde
Bunk
Wwa
Pasadens
Paragon
Dapple Gold
Gomare
Biucerit
Delle
Happy Jack
Erla Lee
Monte Cato
Grand Duchess
Oaklawn
Orphans
C. H. Sholing
Erebus
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Dulweber
Jack Hardy
Jobo
Storm
Lee Hoffman
Jupe
Neva Welsh
Sultry
Oakland
Prince Frateres
Joslen
King of the Mist
Stoessel
Gold Ledge
Ascot
Suate Christian Forse
Macden
Bribery Dr. Cro
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Rama
Phya
Lille
Thora Leen
Daisy
Hattia Carry
Sunmark
Presentimount
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Luetera
Heapals
Netting
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Lisele Albertine
Otto Price
Yydie Wrowseman
Baylor George
Kinsman
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Tit
King of the Mint
Kampeck
Ator
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Seddy Ad
Ed. Tracy
Pepper and Sait
Gold Lodge
Fooenuh
Iiteloa
Lady King
Cazador
Cervang
Waterlock
Great Pirate
Fancy Henry
Toro
Orphany Albert
H. Shuling
George Villa
Billy Bowlegs
Dandy Dane
Axiry
Erebax
Wantany
Teaightline
Cam Fap
Don Hart
Sam Chilton
Good and Righ
Loyal Lad
Jack Hay
Dr. Rost
Moonlight Murphy
Tierney
Langston
Dr. Weaker
Black Enamel
Reina Regente
Suzanne Rotamora
Annie
Leta Dutty
John Garner Bealplock
Peter Night
Millett
Salling
Elising
Sametima
Sweat Kitty
Lee Huffman
Meripossa
Mary Ellen
Tim Sampann
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Navy announces 1924 baseball schedule at Annapolis
Naval Academy manager C E Pugh releases the season slate with all games at Annapolis except the West Point clash at West Point. The listed dates and opponents include St Johns, Columbia, Dartmouth, Lafayette, Harvard, Georgia, North Carolina A and M, Randolph Macon, Penn, and Maryland teams among others.
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North Carolina Agricultural and Mecuaneat College
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Princeton Defeats Pennsylvania In Wrestling Meet
Princeton edged Pennsylvania 4 bout wins to 3 in a Princeton New Jersey wrestling meet. Falls dominated the bouts as most ended before the limit with only the heavyweight going the distance. Notable action featured Mont of Princeton overpowering Watte of Pennsylvania and Latimer defeating Horan, plus other decisive pins and quick finishes.
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Abernstein
Henes-wéignt
Folwell
Carter Handicap Entries At Aqueduct Open Field
The Carter Handicap a $10,000 race opens the Aqueduct meeting with a strong sprinter lineup. Rogeben Jacquin Handzarra and Roseben appear among favorites while Newcastle, Ballfex, and August Belmont entries add class. The list shows many top sprinters and a large field anticipated for the stakes.
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J. C. Core
Varsity Baseball Schedule for North Carolina Nines
Special to The Washington Post lists the 1925 schedule for the North Carolina varsity nine under Manager Robin Brom Jr. with 25 games, most at home. It includes matches against George Washington, Georgetown, Lehigh, Wake Forest, Lafayette, Delaware, Culver City, Virginia, and others, with key dates in March through May at Chapel Hill and nearby venues.
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Athletics in the Capital Highlight Local Basketball Plans
Capitals area sports scene centers on Bualew High School gym filled with players from three nearby high schools. An all high school team will face a Baltimore high school outfit Saturday night, with positions trialed and a probable lineup named featuring Fornanis Morse Western Zannelis Busines center Michael Western and others. George Washington University supporters celebrate a recent victory over Georgetown as rivalry intensifies. The Catholic University base ball team plans, scouts, and management notes, while preparations for the Georgetown meet intensify across colleges and prep schools. George Washington manager W. P. Woods praises Robey’s coaching as Hatchetites project spring baseball strength led by Titus the pitcher. Ongoing rosters and new players from Columbia Athletic Club, Agriculture, and Wat season frame district amateur baseball with spring looming and weather permitting play.
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Promoter Lynch Acquitted in Ward Fight Case
Grand Rapids, Feb 28 Frank J Lynch was acquitted tonight in the trial over the promotion of the prize fight on Nov 19 between Harry Lewis of Philadelphia and Mike Ward of Sarnia Ontario in which Ward died from injuries. Eddie Ryan of Detroit who refereed the fight will be the next case, likely followed by Jacob Hesterman Lewis's father and finally Lewis himself.
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McIntyre Refuses Detroit Return as Visiting Player
Echoes of the Diamond report Matty McIntyre, Detroit outfielder, staunchly opposing a return to Detroit as a visiting player. Secretary Frank Nagin spoke with him in New York during the American League meeting but failed to sway his stance. McIntyre would prefer Washington, while Joe Cantillon could not persuade him. The Tigers’ itinerary shows Los Angeles arrival, with Donlin, Bowerman, and Mullen joining on arrival night for a long preseason grind before Opening Day at the Polo Grounds. George Davis pledged his plans with Charley Comiskey, and various figures at the meeting discussed umpires, rule changes, and training camps as teams prepare for the season.
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Racing reform grips the nation and local view at Benning
A sweeping anti race track wave sweeps the country with legislatures moving to ban betting and racing. In Washington District the Benning meeting lingered under a cautious stance as officials weigh grounds for action. Lave Cross, baseball veteran, visits Washington, predicting team prospects and praising coaching, while boxing chatter centers on a Reno fight between Britt and Corbett and a Philadelphia six round bout billed as welterweight title action despite contested limits.
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