New York Race Courses Open Across Summer Season
The circuit spans seven tracks including Belmont Park Queens and Saratoga with dates from May 20 to August 31. Major associations listed include Empire State Jockey Club and Metropolis Group across Long Island and upstate venues, promising a varied schedule and renewed betting activity.
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West Jester Racing Association
Belmont Park
Long Island
Metropetitam Jockey Club
Jamaia
Teland
Queens Conmnty Joker Club
Tripire City Racing Association
Saratoga Association
Saratoga
Juarez Results and Race Details
The report covers multiple horse races with detailed placements and times. Notable entries include Blest at BR Pwevear with Pattie Higger and Genta in second, Rose Martian in second, and Van Sis Malloeny among others. Additional races feature Gardners, Gentry, Crawford Kneely, and Treti with various outfits and purses listed, highlighting a complex set of results and payouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattie Higger
Rose Martian
Cale van Sis Malloeny Vudry
Stig Wu
Mierow
A. Mies Lewiston
Gardner
Amit
Gentry
Podrot
Luria
Renwur
Prospero Lad
Christmas Leisy
Hann
Owen Moy
Clarks
Captan Pondades
Tito Aise
Ainee Curl
Wan Moll Bess
Alain Choctaw
Cori Ran
de Wate
Racing Entries and Lineup for Post Time in May
Horse racing notes list crowded entries across many purses from maidens to selling races. Names like Meat Ticket Savino Carl Roberts Trank Patterson and final races feature numerous runners across seven furlongs to one and a quarter miles plus a spring training update on Boston Nationals players.
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Cnite
Ant Geliogs
Savino
Tattle Riues
Carl Roberts
Trank Patterson
Schulenburg
Er Tine
Blue Racer
Oblivion
Kad Nelson
Ella
Paton
Tansy Koch
Otillo
John Tous
Fienry Walbank
Frokendale
Kitheryn Roberts
Zia
Wor Azitea
Inferior
Ethel Wicks
Los
Bertha Weaver
Senoriata Dana
Fulu
Evran
Caluurn
Aswan
Ida
Alen
Marty Tou
Cloud ¢Hief
Trea Drew
Lescar
Tait Young
Mandadero
Furth Raves
Tarrip Bat
Marsand
Fea Putwik
Jennie Crawford
Kate Stylly
Dee
Bt Los
Ange Reed
Amphalho
Taiwan
Tindake Argent
Jonite Renlah
Toynbee
Rae
Jor Hartisen
Shewsbury
Star of the Sea
Hippocrates
Dr. Cann
Bulger
St. Charlo Ote
Purreon
Wolf's Ratha
Master Joe
Perth Rock
Towton Vield
Caar Michael
Nigadow
Mr Fretful
Lohengrin
Laura
AC Hales
Margaret Melse
Wander
Uncle Mualus
Jawbow
Ben Uneay
Fairy Godmother
Aplanter
Duke Shelby
Milton B
Col. Holloway
Mockter
Jinx on Hand at Camp Griffith in Snowbound Camp
Snowbound at Camp Griffith forces Nationals to gymnasium practice for the first time this year. Details recount cold weather, a mysterious intruder nicknamed Jinx, and daily workouts led by Jack Ryan and Trainer Martin as the team adapts to accumulating snow and delayed outdoor fields.
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Camp Griffith
Forces Players
Stanley T. Milliken
Charlottesville
Jinx
Warner
Jack Ryan
Martin
Weather Bureau
North Pole
Griffith
Nationals
Tiis
Ryan
Fater
Morgan
Eddie Ainsmith
Ainsmith
Rivera
Griffith's
Virginia
Lambeth Field
Joe Kingel
Knights
Griff to Fight for Sieglie and Nationals Veterans Arrive
Nationals manager Griffith protests Phillies right to Cuban infielder Blegie now with Philadelphia camp in St. Petersburg. Likely referral to national commission for adjustment. Three Nationals veterans Rippy Williams Clyde Milan and Howard Shanks arrived in town for spring training in Charlottesville.
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Griff
Sieglie
Griffith
Nationals
Phillies
Moravio Blegie
St. Petersburg
Moran
Washington
National Commission For Adjustment
Sleglie
Victor Munoz
Balmadero Acosta
Charlottesville
Rippy" Williams
Clyde Milan
Howard Shanks
Shanks
Milan
Tennessee
Wiliams
Virginia
Explaining Sympathy for a Veteran Ballplayer
A letter writer questions sympathy for aging veterans like Ed Walsh who lose prominence. He notes the hardship beyond salary, recalling Walsh’s shoulder injury and the fall from fame, while contrasting “the old days” of baseball with modern times.
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Ed Walsh
Walsh
Western Quint A Near Champion Interscholastic Wins
Western and Business basketball teams won their Interscholastic League games yesterday. Western defeated Eastern 24 to 21 in a hard fought match at M. M. A. gym, while Business beat Army and Navy Prep 41 to 30 on their own floor. Business leads the race with only one loss. Western seeks the title with a potential rematch next week.
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Western
Business
Eastern
Army
Navy
M. A
Navy Prep
Drer Peck
Rew Leetch Gideon Glbtin Clark Fuller ‘Tennyeon
Baldwin
Rice
Pelee
Peck
Fuller
Dandson
Clarke
Dyer
Heferes
Beckett
Obst
Timer
Kumuball
Tima
Yankees target Baker in possible Mack deal
Savannah March 5 Manager Donovan of the Yankees denies active involvement in the Frank Baker negotiations. Captain Huston returns from Jacksonville and says he did not discuss Baker with Mack. Mack says Baker would play with the Athletics or not at all and could strengthen the Yankees even with a price of twenty two thousand dollars.
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Frank Baker
Mack
Jacksonville
Trappe
Jack Warhop
Bill Donovan
Jack
Bill
Savannah
Donovan
Yankees
Huston
Baker
Athletics
Malsel
Col. Ruppert
White Sox Beat Coast Leaguers in L A Contest
In Los Angeles on March 5 the Chicago American White Sox defeated the Coast Leaguers who battled to push two runs in the second. Rob Russell pitched well, with Rowland guiding Johnson and Scott to shut out the Coast Leaguers after the rough start. Final score listed for the White Sox. Cornell Defeats Columbia Quint in Ithaca, 24 to 19.
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Tos Angeles
Cal
Chicago American White Sox
Nto
Los Angeles
Rob Russell
Rowland
Johnson
Scott
Cornell
Columbia Quint
Ithaca
N. C
Columbia
Federals in Newark Reiterates Gilmore Statement
Indianapolis March 5 James Atri more president of the Federal League and E B Gates counsel conferred on legal problems facing the organization. Gilmore reiterated belief that the Kansas City franchise will transfer to Newark New Jersey and that matter should be settled before the Federal League schedule meeting in Pittsburgh March 12. Gates and Gilmore also discussed antitrust proceedings before Judge Landis and possible action after his decision is announced.
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Indianapolis
James Atrimore
Federal League
E. B. Gatea
Gilmore
Kansas City
Newark
N. J
Pittsburgh
Gates
Landis
Tneen
Heavyweight Fight In Habana March 31
El Paso March 5 report states promoter Jack Curley says Johnson refuses to fight in Mexico and will meet Willard in Havana on March 31. Curley adds Johnson will receive a $30,000 guarantee with Willard taking a substantial gate share, promoters predicting up to $100,000. Willard later says he will fight Johnson in Cuba or abroad wherever feasible.
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el Paso
Tex
Here
Habana
Jack Curley
Johnson
Jess Willard
Mexico
Curtey
Willard
Curley
Cuba
South America
England
France
Whales Germany Deal and Newark Talk In 1912 Era
A garbled reminiscence mentions a telegram from President Weeghman asking if a deal with Newark could secure a win for the club. It references a former American Leaguer Schaefer and an unnamed German connection, with scattered names Hor Sprinka Ark and Judas. The fragment alludes to a potential private room or meeting to discuss conditions and a possible game advantage.
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Germany
Schaefer
Sprinka Ark Mar Hy
Newark Dedp
Judas
Weeghman
Whale
Hig Club
Newark
Wile Ng
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14Th St
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Hart Iestsule
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