Juarez Stakes and Pan Zareta at Juarez Racecourse
Readable horse racing notes from Juarez detailing results and betting in several stakes events. Mentions Pan Zareta and other named horses, odds, and placements across distances including four furlongs races and an eighth mile event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juares Pais Eternae
Clint Trker
Tos Turk
Winto
Therd Baieroom
Gelica
Celguil
Pree Wl
Boenanea
Puck
Tatura
Ara Ra
Racing Entries Show Mixed Fields Across Six Races
A detailed list of racing entries across multiple races with numerous horses, riders, and odds. Notable names include Autumnal May, Edith Woo, Sly Lad, Harlem Mard, Arte vicss, and Frelyna Vit Deerfout. The note also mentions team selections and managerial details from a local baseball event.
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Hery
Harbod
Auite
Edith Woo
Paw
Adam Doyle
Stymeturter Faz ci Yang Earl
Marm
Virginie Lindvey
Ur Louis
Sly Lad
Foul
Alba
Tee Hartson I
Decendant
Ib Lamaradé Manalhe
Rob Esther
Harlem Mard
Venda
Aid Arte
Nasine Pon
NT Ascuce
Ote
Tod Zorvasic
Lady Young
Lady Macy
Ben Greenleaf
Daria Warfel
Country Bay
Clint Torker
Delany
Mike Multt
Steriln
Sam
Wits
Upward
Ping Bodie Ups Old Tricks With Fence Busting Shot
Special to The Washington Post Santa Maria California March 2 the White Sox hammered Santa Maria 11 to 2 as Kid Gleason showcases early season form Ping Bodie adds a four bagger to keep his fence busting title alive in a one sided spring tilt at Santa Maria.
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Washington Post
Santa Maria
Cal
Kid Gleason
White Sox
Ping Bodie
Ventura High Star Sets Pole Vault Mark in LA
Charles Bergstrom, a Ventura High School student competing for USC, cleared 12 feet 1 and 1/2 inches at a Los Angeles relay carnival, challenging Roy Mercer of Pennsylvania for the world interscholastic record of 12 feet 1 and 3/4 inches set in 1909.
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Charles Bergstrom
Ventura High School
Los Angeles
Borgstrom
University of Southern California
Roy Mercer
University of Pennsylvania
Mercer
Should Run Well Today Juarez
Local names and fragmented references appear in a garbled list of individuals and places. No cohesive event or clear facts are present to define a definite news item or outcome.
Vanguard of Nationals in camp at Charlottesville
The first National regiment under Colonel Griffith, led by Captain Jack Ryan and Lieuts. Ainsmith and Martin, arrived in Charlottesville to begin spring camp. Eighteen men, including seventeen recruits, will drill in league warfare, with Eddie Ainsmith as regular. Morpheus will rule the first night as players settle in at Lambeth field, which is praised as one of the finest in the country. Cuban prospects Calvo and Acosta attract attention, aided by Habana writers Massaguer and Munoz, as the squad trains under trainer Griffith. More players, including Ayres Gallia and Connolly, are expected soon, with 39 players plus staff present by Tuesday night.
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Stanley T. Milliken
Charlottesville
Griffith
Jack Ryan
Steuts
Ainsmith
Martin
Virginia
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Eddie Ainsmith
Widre
Lieut
Bacco
Washington
Egan
Barton
Munch
Boehting
Drohan
Welt Chance
Alien
Dent
Erhart
Bickers
Austin
Sullivan
Gedeon
Calvo
Acosta
Willams
Morley
Lambeth Field
Mike Martin
Habana
Joseph Massaguer
Habana Post
Victor Munoz
Wi Mundo
Joe Engel
Milan
Zeb
Dec Ayres
Gallia
Connolly
Christy” Mathewson
Marlin Springs
Tex
McGraw
Boston
Eagle
Snodgrass
Engle
Yankees
New York
Stahl
Red Sox
Detroit
Jennings
Tam
Bason
Tigers
Philadelphia
Feld
Lajoie
Delehanty
Pittsburgh
Clarke
Mike Dontlin
Artie Hofman
Pirates
Outfeld
Tomny Leach
Hofman
Wilson
Butler
Johnny Evers
Tampa
Fla
Cannie Mack
San Antonio
McGiaw
McGiaws
Nationals add Milan Cashion Moeller for inauguration visit
The Nationals roster grew with Milan Cashion and Dan Moeller arriving from Linden Tennessee and Des Moines Iowa while Husk Cashion joins the westward contingent. Manager Griffith awaits terms with the outer gardener as Walter Johnson and Sir Robert Groom sail from St. Louis to join the Washington squad before the parade. Kid Foster Dutch Schaefer Nick Altrock and Howard Shanks are expected to report before the suffragette parade on Pennsylvania avenue.
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Griffith
Milan
Cashion
Moeller
Charlottesville
Linden
Tenn
Dan Moeller
Des Moines
Iowa
Husk" Cashion
North Carolina
Nationals
Washington
Walter Johnson
Robert Groom
St. Louis
Kid Foster
Dutch Schaefer
Nick” Altrock
Howard Shanks
Pennsylvania Avenue
Spencer Takes Lead In Bowling Singles
W A Spencer of Chicago topped the American Bowling Congress tournament after today’s play in Toledo. He led the singles with 63% J Wagner of Cincinnati followed second at 648 while Willson of Chicago placed fourth with 642. Howley slipped to third and Bliss of Chicago moved to fifth. In two-man events Small and Drew of Chicago held fourth with 1 205, the day’s top score.
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Toledo
Ohio
W. A. Spencer
Chicago
J. Wagner
Cincinnati
Willson
Howley
Bliss
John Kurleman
Marshall Wins At Chess In Habana Tournament
In Habana on March 2 only the sourced games were played. Marshall defeated Capa blanca while Janowski beat Chajes. Jaffee-Janowski ended in a draw as leaders’ scores update with wins and losses and percentages. Nearby, Mel Sheppard won the 880-yard race at the Kansas City indoor meet, and Winnipeg set a $5,000 2:20 Pace purse noted as Canada’s richest harness feature.
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Habana
Mar
Marshall
Capablanca
Janowski
Chajes
Mel Sheppard
Kansas City
Melvin W. Sheppard
Fort Erie
Canada
Winnipeg
Promising outfit out of Uncle Sam camp hits draft notes
A playful survey of a Transcontinental League camp touts a promising roster. Talks of Wilson as a rookie pitcher with strong control, Bil Bryan as a key bat, and youth fueling the lineup. It hints at pennant hopes and national themes in a satirical, patriotic tone.
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Sam
Gink
Georgetown Track Team One of Best in Country
Georgetown University boasts a strong track team with plans for major dual meets. Coach Mulligan’s squad, led by Horter Stebbins Gallagher and Captain Eller, aims to shine in relay and sprint events while fielding depth in middle and long distances.
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Georgetown
Georgetown University
Washington Colegians
Convention Hall
Mulligan
Virginia
Horter
Stebbins
Terwilliger
Gallagher
Philadelphia
Springfield
Magszs
Mel’ Sheppard and
Young
Boston
Erwittzer
Ted Meridith
Mercersburg
Stockholm
University of Pennsylvania
Iit
Johnny Gallagher
John Paul Jones
Cornell
Bob Eller
Marshall Low
Harry Weldman
Players Need Speed to Succeed in Modern Baseball
Christy Mathewson argues speed now outweighs slugging. McGraw targets fast recruits, citing Detroit and Boston as examples. The piece notes Pirates Clarke and Giants camp adjustments, with Leach and Hofman among speedy prospects and Tommy Leach's decline.
National Regatta Invitation Extended to National Association
Boston mass March 2 the New England Amateur Rowing Association announced today that their May invitation would be extended to the National Association of Amateur Ouxinen to hold their forthcoming annual regatta on the Whaties River lidbin here. The national regatta has not been held in this city for fourteen years. The place for the event will be selected at a meeting in New York March.
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Georgetown
Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association of America
Langan
Georgetown University Athletic Association
New York City
Hilltoppers
Cambridge Stadium
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
E. Eugene Carr
Carter
Mike Thompson
Mulligan
Virginia
Boston Mass
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Whaties River
New York
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Cheer Up
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Right Easy
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Hosalie Jones
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Pa Ave
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Concord, New Hampshire
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Giants
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Michigan Telephone
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