Surprising winners in Crescent City track card at City Park
The Crescent City Jockey Club boosted the eight race program at City Park New Orleans on March 8 with two stakes events the Premier and the Fourth Special. Longshots Allinda Blue Mint Bountiful and King Rose upset the field as Gold Spot paid 4 to 1 the longest priced winner.
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Allinda
Blue Mint
Bountiful
King
Crescent City
City Park
New Orleans
Crescent City Jockey Club
Leonard
Joe Hayman
Fruit
Rapid Water
Slennenworth
HH. Phillips
Clover Hampton
Auebuchon
Mon Amour
J. Blar- UN
Tine
Ethel Marks
Thamond Betty
Woalholu
Martha Celia
TarLula
Ethel's Pride
Nightmare
M.le
W. Johnson
Lady Free Knight
McGee
Goldaga
Battl
Mussile
Max Rose
Avengerg
Xtol
Cat. Gaston
Roger Smith
Stolen Moments
James Fitz
W. Rapkins
Mint Bed
Baird
Caithness
Ryan
Tire
Brummand
Nandora
Bean
Always Faithful
Atheola
Leonard Joe Wayman
J. Marlin
Jim McGinnies
H. Phillips
Secord
Seiunda
W. Robbins
Flatory
Fivteus
McDoughal
Verdant
Dominick
Phil Finch
Crimmins
Oakland Winners Well Backed
Oakland track fast with multiple races reported from March 8. Glendenning led five furlongs, Isabeau won half mile, My Order captured Futurity, Scharzo took the mile and 100 yards, Hugh Moftowan led seven furlongs, and Meistersinger won the Linth race with strong rivals noted. Ascot phenomena include Winifreda and Lustig victories. casual bets and timings listed for each event. Health notice: Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised at 25 cents in small print.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Glendenning
Pickaway
Redan
Leenia
Ponapa
Paramount
Revolt
Bucollc
Halfmite
Isabeau
Avonalls
St. Francis
Politica
Equorum Rex
Miss Berg
Adajma
Futurity Courge
My Order
Ed Rodin
Meada
Tlime
San Jose
San
Prasidic
Lady Kent
al Waddle
Mountebank
Lo] Lichtenstein
Linth
Meistersinger
Tannhauser
Lilytian
Tima
Dundreary
Jack Settle
Trapsetter
Follow Me
Fretter
Hot Springs
Cotta Stone
Pete Dalley
Geneva Lee
Bullman
Gold Bridge
Scops
Supreme Court
Braustiels
Orchestra
Yeoman
Starbuck
Butweil
Maude Fealy
Mias
Hagamans
Pretty Nellie
Dr. McCarthy
Jean Lee
Henchman
Severe
Peter Nathaniel
Marco
Kildee
Ersteplatz
Erema
Mabel Simms
Jake Ward
Velasquez
Jigger
Lone Wolf
Bexsonhurst
Thisbe
Albertola
Little Red
Lurena M
Rubiano
Yolo Girl
Novi
Iron Watgon
Petaluma
Avenalis
Bakersfield
Chief Wittman
Yearning
Ramona
Supervision
Dora J
Tarrigan
Maud Muller
Rene
Laura F
Olympian
Royal White
Dr. Sherman
Yellow Stone
Lot Lichtenstein
Royal Rogue
Bill Taylor
Harlem
Sailor
Sacredus
Kimberly
Mount Mable
Mmshee
Alesea
Lady Bimbo
Mira
Hugh McGowan
Dr. Shorb
Northwest
Flaunt
Isabeliita
H. P. Cane
Joe Gall
Hellas
E. M. Brattain
Nigrette
the Gadfly
Handy Bmn
Sad Sam
Romaine
Albuin
Forest King
Gateway
Last Knight
Toledo
Rockaway
Peter J
Plott leads sold race with Panique first
In the sixth race a one mile selling event Panique ran 5 to 1 and won for Dod Anderson. Dod Anderson finished second with Tryon at 3 to 1 while Time 1 42% marked third. Dutiful Atlantico Cotillion also competed.
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Bountiful
Crimmins
Hadrian
Red- Dins
Clique
Murphy
Fitabriltur
Gemine
Irby Bennett
Criss Cross
Glendon
Loca
Safeguard
Ghals
Hile
Blen- Tenworth
H Phillips
Baird
Maie Hanloo
W. Shade
Doeile
St. Daniel
Homestead
Barkelmore
Cataline
King Rose
Bliss
Dapple Gold
J. Marth
Lords of the Valley
Balral
Trne
Wherler
Ante
Hannibal Bey
Baggerly
Gus Heidern
Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn
Maginia
Aviston
Jack's Queen
Inez Batchelor
Eva Jean
Handy Miss
Azure
Noa
Morlandi
Sadie Martin
Mary Mack
Dana- Jonarte
Leone
Knight Blaze
Regia
Joe Guss
Madoc
Gus Heidorn
Toscan
Allan
Tine
Grenade
Sidney C. Love
Priority
Black Art
Sharp Lad
Wild Krishrean
Alde
Lade Moncuse
Awakening
Belligerent
Lieutenant Rice Alse
Wes
Dr. Holsworth
Peter the Great
Jack's Hope
Hildebrand
Alabarch
Plott
Patay Brown
Sucie Christian
Heppy Chappy
Bysautiful Sud Fens
Panique
Dod Anderson
Tryon
Dutiful
Atlantico
Cotillion
Crescent City Race Entries Show Wide Field of Bets
A crowded program at Crescent City lists eight races with numerous entries. Favorites include Roderick Phu, Hershman, Bilty Wake at 114, and Light Note among others at 117. Several selling and handicap events feature Horses like Monaco Matd, Whipperwill, Month May, and Kittie Platt with varied prices across six to eight furlongs.
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Crescent City
Gevanty
Roderick Phu
Hershman
Bilty Wake
Light Note
Winnifred Lad
Paul Revere
Whiprorsweil
Sarilla
Lingo
Aru
Carteys
Dream
Fiyer
John II
Carnivan
Fleetwood
Hubbard
Montpetier
Byron Rose
Fresentiment
Lady Ellison
Edius May
Kittie Platt
Ltdlybrook
Vic Biegler
Queen Rose
Knowledge
Il Dallere
Lord of the Valley
Lord French
Milddi Love
Laura Hunter
Royal Whitefoot
Caterpillar
Qwasca
Darius
Axiom
J. W. O'Neil
Diplomat
Albany Giri
Mezzo
Young Jesse
Flybog Charcoal
Tolo
Censor
Wire tapping swindle prompts penal code reform in New York
A proposed penal code amendment in New York aims to curb wire tapping swindles after the John Felix case where a $50,000 loss was claimed. Prosecution faltered as the defense argued the complainant willingly exchanged funds for unlawful purposes. also notes sports and league updates across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Felix
McAdoo
Felix
Printers Defeat Cham Pons In District League Clash
Government Printing Office team beat the Bureaus in a three game series two to one. Joe Hardie rolled 233 212 and 208 while Budke led the Bureaus with solid marks. Atkins top scored for the printers with Brosnan edging him for high game. Saengerbund swept three games vs North Capitol Street on Cobbert's alleys. No 200s posted. many totals under District League standard. Royal Arcanum and Railway leagues postponed. District forfeited three games to the Assessors in Real Estate League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Printing Office
Joe Hardie
Budke
Atkins
Brosnan
Saengerbund
North Capitol Street
Cobbert
Royal Arcanum
Prize list for national bowling tourney revised after error
The American Bowling Congress adjusts the Milwaukee tournament awards after an officers error. A $257 omission forced redistribution, eliminating some Washington selections and reducing William Miller to 1.66 dollars. Washington totals fall to 9389.16 across prize categories.
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Karpf
American Bowling Congress
Milwaukee
Washington
Willian Miller
Lord and Hardie
A. W. Allison
A. M. Bunn
William Miller
Grant Wins Wrestling Match at Armory Aided by Local Rivalry
Joe Grant of this city defeated Joe ONeill of Baltimore in a three bout wrestling match at the Washington Light Infantry Armory. Grant won the first fall in twenty minutes with a scissors and half Nelson hold, ONeill took the second in eleven minutes with a crotch and arm bar, and Grant finished the final bout with a half Nelson and leg bar. The crowd was small as Baltimore interest lagged. Preliminary bouts featured Jack Spaulding versus Howard Foley and Bobby Baker versus Hammond Hough, Baker winning in three minutes. Patrick F. OConnor refereed all bouts.
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Joe Grant
Joe O'Neil
Baltimore
Washington Light Infantry Armory
Grant
Neilson
O Neil
Jack Spaulding
Howard Foley
Foley
Bobby Baker
Hammond Hough
Baker
Hough
Patrick F. O'Connor
Virginia Military Institute Baseball Schedule Set
Cadet manager R A Owen and M B Corse outline the VMI baseball slate for the season with games in Lexington against Miller's School Fishburne's Military School West Virginia Hampden Sydney Davidson St Johns VPI Randolph Macon and Johns Hopkins in Baltimore plus a May 13 GWU test in Washington D C. In Annapolis the Naval Academy fencing tournament progresses with midshipmen Knox Deichman and Sharp advancing to the academy team. sabre bouts begin today followed by dueling swords and canes. Ithaca reports Cornell coach William A Warner hired to lead UNC football next season with duties starting September 1.
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Washington
Lexington
R. A. Owen
M. B. Corse
Virginia Military Institute
Miller’s School
Fishburnne's Military School
Universsty of
West Virginia
Hampden-Sidney College
Davidson College
St. John's College
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Randolph-Macon College
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Knox
Deichman
Sharp
Academy
Ithaca
N. Y
William A. Warner
Cornell
University of North Carolina
Caton Demands Ellyson Step Down for Fair Field
Alexandria brief notes show local candidate James R. Caton insisting Virginia Democratic State Chairman Ellyson must resign to level the race for the lieutenant governor nomination. He vows to stay in the contest, citing fairness and his late start in the campaign.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
James R. Caton
Virginia
Richmond
Ellyson
Caton
Richmound
Billyson
Democratic Party
District of Columbia
Washington
Senator Martin
Paff
Dunn
Boothe
Gorman
Biddle
Col
Asa E. Phillips
University of Virginia Mandolin and Glee Club
Old Dominion Boat Club
Rammel
William Cleveland
Seminary Hill
S. A. Wallis
The
Theological Seminary
Virginia's ball schedule detailed for thirty one games
Virginia announces a 31 game season with only seven away, no Yale Easter Monday game, Syracuse replacing Yale, two games vs Pennsylvania and Lafayette, one each vs Penn State and Villanova, Naval Cadets game April 8, trips to North Carolina and Davidson early May, and a full list of dates and venues across Charlottesville Annapolis Norfolk Charlotte Chapel Hill Greensboro Raleigh and more. The schedule includes matches with Duke rivals and regional colleges, marking the first time Kentucky University and West Virginia meet Virginia.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Virginia
Ifigh N. Page, Jr
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Cornell
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Penn State
Villa Nova
Naval Cadets
Kentucky University
University of West Virginia
Norfolk
North Carolina
Davidson College
Agricultural and Mechanical College of North Carolina
Woodberry Forest
Locust Dale
Muier Schaol
Fishburne's Military Academy
West Virginia University
Ywhi- Jam and Mary College
University of Pennsylvania
Randolph-Macon College
University of North Carolina
Johns Hopkins
George Washington University
St. John's College
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Annapolis
St. John's
Navy
Charlotte
N. C
Chapel Hill
Venezuela Crisis Sparks Curacao Fearful Exile Mobilization
Reports from Curacao state Venezuelan president Castro has massed about 600 drilled troops and stationed French guns at Porto Cabello and La Guaira. Revolutionary leaders Gregorio Riera and Juan Pablo Penalosa seek support from Coro and Caracas, while arms purchases in New York push the forecast toward wider conflict as foreigners fear for safety and travelers face inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Porto Cabello
la Guaira
America
Associated Press
Walemstad
Curacoa
Venezuela
United States
Gregorio Riera
Juan Pablo Penalosa
Manuel A. Matos
Colombia
Matos
Jose Manuel Hernandez
el Mercho
the Cripple
Philadelphia
Cora
Riera
Coro
Caracas
Corp
Penalosa
Pea
Ciricus
Threats of Revolution in Guatemala and Nicaragua
A Central America report aboard the steamer Acapulco says revolutions threaten Guatemala and Nicaragua. President Cabrera of Guatemala faces masses' unpopularity while pushing a new railroad to the Gulf Coast. in Nicaragua the church party resists a law requiring priests to wear civilian clothes, prompting strong opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Central America
Acapulco
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Cabrera
Zelaya
Potomac River Ice Cleared From Chain Bridge to Fort Foote
Harbormaster reports the Potomac is clear of ice from the Chain Bridge to Fort Foote with only harmless floes on the flats. Ice was broken up by tugs and dynamite and towed downstream. No danger anticipated above Chain Bridge, but tugs ready to act if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Macfarland
Potomac
Chain Bridge
Fort Foote
Snow Case in Court of Appeals Courts Duces Snow Law
Arguments were heard in the Court of Appeals over the constitutionality of a city snow removal regulation in the Cece lia M. Coughlin versus District of Columbia case. Coughlin, convicted in Police Court for failing to clear a sidewalk, appealed on writ of error asserting the regulation is unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Cecelia M. Coughlin
District of Columbia
Miss Coughlin
Government Central Over Divorce Debating Society Hosts Georgetown Debate
The Debating Society of Georgetown University Law School will hold a public debate at Gaston Hall on Thursday March 1 at 8 pm. The question asks whether a constitutional amendment should grant the Federal government exclusive control over divorce. Affirmative speakers include Edward J. Connolly and Francis M. Tracy. negative speakers include W Thomas Dear and James T. Cleary. Judges are Thomas H. Andersen Charles P. Nelli and Maurice Frencisman.
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Neurgetown
University School of Law
Gaston Hall
Georgetown University
Edward J. Connolly
New Jersey
Francis M. Tracy
Pennsylvania
Thomas Dear
Wisconsin
James T. Cleary
Nebraska
Thomas H. Andersen
Charles P. Nelli
Maurice Frencisman
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Havana Tobacco
GEO. W. Cochran & CO
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Louis Bush
Washington, D
John W. Hubbard
Sunday Post
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Red Ruler
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Yorkshire Lad
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Manton
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Bird Welch
H. O'Brien
Pacific Coast Baseball League
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Columbia
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Tommy” Burns
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