Murray Wins Feature at Mobile in Last‑Stride Victory
Murray in Coppage and Parrish colors, ridden by Jimmy Groth, wins the mile and seventy yards feature Hammer purse at the Fair Grounds in a last stride duel with Exhotter. Phelan finishes third after stumbling twice. Crowd about 3,000 amid warm staff and visitors. Fort Churchill scores an easy four length victory in a five furlong event. Pauley injured exercising Enos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Murray
Texas
Jimmy Groth
Fair Grounds
Exhotter
Phelan
Old Faithful
Hermis Kenible
Modine
Solfera
New Orleans
Half Mile
Fort Churchill
L. J. Cargy
Brooklyn
France Plans for 1924 Olympic Games
In the chamber of deputies Gaston Vidal undersecretary of technical education spoke for Premier Poincare on the delay for the Olympiad. The government bill seeks 720 million francs for the games, sent to parliament, with France pledging to hold the event in a manner worthy of the nation despite fiscal strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath
Chamber of Deputies
Gaston Vidal
Technical Education
Poincere
Vidal
France
Atrle
Five Furlong Fractions in Graded Mobile Results
Mobile race results list six races with detailed odds and times. First race saw Granny at 3 to 1, time 1 02.45, with North Shore and Nolawn also among notable runners. Subsequent races mention Magnet Cena and Seaboard, Financial Rooster, Heron Atkin, and multiple entrants, with times and finishing positions noted for each event.
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Granny
Deminick
North Shore
Anderson
Nolawn
Wayt
Kedgewick
Malvello
Olve James
J. Penderrost
Brown BM
Assume
Baby Evelyn
Magnet Cena
Seaboard
L Gray
Snelawea
J. W. Murphy
Mary Mallon
Tom Roach
Carline
Pretender
Lady Rochester
Ravenne
Daninda
Financial Rooster
Bogansk
Heron Atkin
Conway
Grayam
N. Collins
Stos
Flme
War Melief
Ragazza
Kiran
Murray
Groth
Horter
Elmpby
Phelan
Rozanskij
Hermis Kemble
Fort Churchill
Hinphy
Sandy HE
Walls
Murphy
Mooney
Vauxylvia
Goldatone
Colbalt Lass
Miss Grestsvond
Morbid
Bond
Pollard
Lorena Mose
Oderson
Ake Devil
Mevarish
Race by Race Racing Summary with Mixed Results
Five and one half furlongs races include Cabla Creek and Purcuat and Bi RKayinan with close finishes. Mack jareer and Johan Connell race entries. Moon Winks and Wreckless also run. Fourth race features Belfour Major Dome and George James with time 1 49. Fifths and sixths include Hatnan Count and Acoata. Argyle Athletic club beats Hobart Tigers as they seek 12 year old games. contact Adams Bot for arrangements.
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Cabla Creek
Kelsey
Yen
Purcuat
Burna
Bi Rkayinan
Probie
Crimitive
Lady Ivan
Latholick
Colonel Eillant
Mack Jareer
Prible
Billy Fronts
Johan
Connell
Store
Athgarven
Teven
Carrie
Baker
Scheffel
Risodon
McLaughlin
Moon
Belfour
Retnay
Major Dome
Schelfell
George James
Log
Light Fantastic
T. J. Hogan
Pokey
B_alaa yan
Hatnan
Swart
Acoata
Wedgewool
George Welso
Argyle
Argyle Athletic Club
Hobart Tigers
Argyles
Adams
Kingston's Havana Selections in Claiming Races Card
The Kingston Havana selections rate the claiming races for 3 year olds and up across six sprints and one mile event. Notable picks include Thornbloom Belle Wrack Duke of She and Rameau among others with estimated top contenders and best bets in each race.
State Tax Proposal On Horse Racing Receipts
Albany March 8 senate taxation committees favorably reported the Pitcher bill to impose a 6 percent tax on gross receipts from running horse racing associations. The measure, companion to Betts, includes a $10,000 appropriation for administering the law and designates the State Tax Commission to enforce it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Senate Committees On Taxation
Assembly
Pitcher
State Tax Commission
British golf team to play in Walker Cup match
New York March 8 Great Britain will send a four player team with two substitutes to compete in the G Herbert Walker Cup against the United States. The event will likely be staged on Long Island courses in September with Howard Whitney A Buffington Robert Gardner C Les E J Moore W D Vanderpool G Herbert Walker and J F Byers on the cup committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Britain
America
G. Herbert Walker
A. T. Buffington
Robert A. Gardner
Les
Moore
W. D. Vanderpool
G Herbert Walker
Mr. Byers
Morvich Chosen Favorite for Kentucky Derby
Morvich, undefeated from Benjamin Block, is the early favorite for the 1922 Kentucky Derby with odds around 12 to 1. Gen Til ity and St Henry of Madden are also in public favor as horse racing chatter grows around Louisville. Rumors of Morvich skipping the Derby to run in the Preakness are denied by Manager Winn who cites Black’s personal word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loulaville
Benjamin Block
Morvich
Pimlico
Louisville Jockey Club
Winn
Black
St. Henry
John E. Madden
Finns and Swedes land mat honors
Stockholm March 3 The amateur wrestling championships ended with finals across bantamweight to heavyweight. Winners: bantam Svensson Sweden over Pyphepy Hsthonia. feather Antjila Finland over Egebert Norway. lightweight Weatherland Finland over Radvany Hungary. middleweight class A Venstergren Sweden over Peterson Norway. middleweight class B Rosenkzist Finland over Svensgen Sweden. heavyweight Nilesen Sweden over Ahlgren Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Finland
Hungary
Norway
Denmark
Esthenia
Sweden
Svensson
Pyphepy
Hsthonia
Antjila
Egebert
Weaterland
Radvany
Venstergren
Peterson
Rosenkzist
Svensgen
Nilesen
Ahlgren
Purdue Wins Big Ten Title In Close Finish
Purdue University captured the Big Ten basketball championship after defeating Illinois in the final game of the conference race. St Johns Preps topple St Teresa Midgets 25 to 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG Ten
Purdue
Chisago
Purdue University
University of Illnois
Johns
St. Johns
St. Teresa
Hindoo's Mobile Selections At New Orleans Races
Horse racing notes from New Orleans previewing three-year-olds and up over about six furlongs. Horeo Jothey and race king are discussed as contenders with weight remarks and speed shown in private gallops. Several entries named across second to sixth races including Applejack and Christie Holters, with bets on contenders and possible outcomes.
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Horeo Jothey
Maury Maxim
Ryan
New Orleans
Sun Time
Dominick
Gray
Segallr
Dana
Kirah
Hinphy
Tam
Sandy
C Hinphy
Flolen Atkin
Chiavella
Fae Colleeh Bon
Lorena Moss
Chiayetta
Applejack
Christio Holters
Havana Selections And Mobile Selections Racing Card
Oddball horse racing notes list selections for Havana and Mobile cards. Names like Jessicz Thornbloom Borer Hutchinson Flycast Raddles Jack Healy Audrey A Keltor Gay Wher Brynlimah Jacattie Rockport. Includes bets and claimed best pick of East parley Flyeast Jack recly Bock nert to show.
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Hevang
Jack Healey
Yeomanette
Cuban Jericho
Jessica
Incing
Audrey
Keitel
Pullux
McAdoo
Rigodona
Dlockers
Brynnmah
Walloper
Rockport
Havana
Jeszicz
Thornbloom Borer
Hutchivsn
Flycast
Raddles
Jack Healy
Audrey A
Keltol
Gay Wher
Fullngy 3eAdue
Rigodsn
Brynlimah
Jacattie
East Parley
Flyeast
Jack Recly
Bocknert
Ennis G
Doris
Cockrogch
Lagtoy
North Shore
Crestwood
Eleanor T
Wonder
Grayson
Tite Jago
Cobalt Tagg
Bixth Tato Tane
Ok Aero Piers
Ok Aero Piers Rie Moss, Chriatic Heltera
Hest het—Jaga
Tia Juana
J. D. Sugg
Ohtome
Beoond
Hal Wright
Vooke
Selsy
Blath Hreens
Yormak
Weislend
Soh
Matt, Zemiech
Blacktop
Teampet Mall
McLeno
Bubver
Pick Czar Worthy 10 Lead Trotters In 1922 Circuit
Announcement of closing events for the opening of the 1922 Grand Circuit at North Randall signals the coming harness season. Tom Murphy’s entry list includes Cesar Worthy, a four year old gelding at 2.03% who set a world record for three year olds, plus Princess Etawah and Thea Laurel Hall. Walter Cox returns to the East with Hopeful prospects like The Great Volo and McGregor the Great, all aiming for top stakes as the season unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Randall
Tom Murphy
Murphy
Princess Etawah
Walter Cox
Indianapolis
Goshen
Thea Laurel Hall
New York
Cox
Volo
McGregor the Great
Corinthians Youths Open 1922 Baseball Season With Easy Win
In Washington the Corinthians, a 12 year old team, opened the season with a 21 to 4 victory over Young Giants on K Street near Fourth and Fifth. The press agent notes the squad will continue as strong as last year and cites Smith Field team as having won twelve straight in 1921.
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Corinthians
Leonor
Keving
Washington
Giants
Fourth
Fifth
Isataeason
Smith
Penn Has Fine Chance To Land College Court Title
Big River Saskatchewan sees Antoine Maurice drive MacDonald's dog team to victory in the first annual mile dog derby in 18 hours 59 minutes. Deracher finishes second. both seniors praised for condition. In college hoops Penn leads the Intercollegiate league race with one defeat, one half game up on Princeton, one game ahead of Dartmouth. Dartmouth and Penn meet in Philadelphia as remaining schedule. Cullen of Dartmouth top scorer with 108 points. Green leads in field goals and free throws, Pulleyn of Columbia close behind in points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big River
Sask
A. MacDonald
Antoine Maurice
Isle la Crosse
Deroustine Deracher
Lacla Plonge
Maurice
Deracher
Pennsylvania Basketers
Princeton’ Court Warriors
Princeton
Yoas
Big Green
Dartmouth
Cornell
Penn
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Onn Ledding
Cullen
Big Bill” Green
Togpes
Pulleyn
Columbia
Grave
Luther
Cornelly
Chaotic Racecard Fragments With Unclear Details
A highly garbled OCR of race results lists numerous horse names, figures, and payouts but is too corrupted to determine specific races, placements, or outcomes. Names like Queen of Trompe, Dancing Girl, Fond Hope appear among stray numbers and vendor marks, rendering a coherent summary impossible.
$75 000 Player To Fill Outfield For Giants
San Francisco paunchy report says Jimmy O Connell, a San Francisco ball player, was sold to the New York Giants for 76000. The move marks the highest price for a minor leaguer. He is expected to play center field for the local Pacific Coast league team this year. Connel reports to New York after a short training stint in Boies Springs with the Seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Marsh
Jimmy O'Connell
New York Giants
Boyes Springs
Seale
Connel
New York
Aeteon
Club selects 1922 governors for Turf and Field
New York March. At the annual Turf and Field Club meeting the following were elected governors for 1922: J Henry Alex Andrew Frederic Allen Searle Barclay Jr August Belmont Morgan Belmont Middleton Burrill Seymour Cromwell Adrian Iselin Lawrence Greer William Hazard H K Keapp Pierre Lorillard J Gray son M P Murphy Ogden Mills B C Potter Gee H Pendleton Frank J Park Percy R Payne 3d John Sanford F G Von State Edward F Whitney Harry Payne Whitney Jos E H Widener R T Wilson BR H Willy Jame Jr. The officers election was postponed to a later meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Turf and Field Club
Messie
J. Henry Alexandre
Frederic & Allen
J. Searle Barclay
August Belmont
Morgan Belmont
Middleton
Burrill
Seymour L. Cromwell
Adrian Iselin
Lawrence Greer
Wm. A. Hazard
H. K. Keapp
Pierre Lorillard
Grayson M. P. Murphy
Ogden Mills
B.C. Potter
Gee
H. Pendleton
Frank J. Park
Percy R. Payne
John Sanford
F. G. von State
F. Whitney
Harry Payne Whitney
Jos
E H. Widener
R. T. Wilson
BR. H. Willy Jame
Kelchner Triumphs In Cue Tournament
George Kelchner easily defeated Joe Kennedy at the Grand Central parlors last night 100 to 47 in a pocket billiard match. Kelchner had a high run of 14 while Kennedy’s runs were 15 and 9 percent. Frank Merri end Buck Pumphrey will entertain at the Grand Central tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kelchner
Joe Kennedy
Grand Central
Kelchner
Kennedy
Frank Merriend
Buck Pumphrey
Play in Newspaper Tournament Today
The annual newspaper individual tournament continues this afternoon on the recreation drives with top bowlers Cahoon of the Times and Darnall of The Post among the leaders. Cahoon won last year’s tourney while Darnall ranked high in scoring. A. G. pagitocers seek cancellation of the Kanawha Reserves Sunday game. Kanawha manager cap gst tp ener with Bob Chaconas between 6 and 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahoon
The
Times
Darnall
Post
A. G. Pagitocers
Kanawha
Bob Chaconas
West
Jockey Jennings Flourish in Sale Amid Hectic Race Day
A garbled racing note mentions ex jockey Jennings, a horse named Flayer, and a sale event with various bets and riders. The fragment hints at mishaps and misprints during the day, with references to a porter, a horse named Beeree, and a “speed vein seeker.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Porterdag
Sale Gayeh
Small Fields Rule at Havana Track
Havana, Cuba March 8 The card at Oriental Park afternoon was wrecked by withdrawals and heavy rain making the track deep and muddy. Favorites won most races as small fields produced close finishes with Cabin Creek defeating Punctual by lengths, Mack Garner easy over Bally Boots, Athgarven beating Corrie Baker by 2 heads, Balfour from far back over Major Dome by half a length, Stanley leading Hatrack by tan lengths, with Dolph close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Oriental Park
Cabin Creek
Lusee
Kelasy
Kelsays
Balfour
Major Dome
Stanley
Gett
Hatrack
Tan
Frout
Dolph
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Belle Wrack
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Huddles
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Igodon
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Vic Adeo
Thimera
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Thomas Leonard
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Herzl
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Patsy
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Eleanor Toe
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Raca Mayers
Ulrel Yekin
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Harry Mason
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Mije
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Ron
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Nile
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Nan McKinney
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Ang
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Sanepeur
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Heydo
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Mille
Renkin
Aykane
John
Mayfowar
Orchid Sieg
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Queen of Trompe
Sheet Dancing Girl
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Hokt
Ovor
Jack Tadl
Hag Hee Steht
Fond Hope
Fie Inteen
Y Buable
Martinez
Limerick
Lobella
Phiotoranet
Bains Clark
Apmopay
Oldie Roisino Fats
Board of Governors of the Potomac Golf Dud
Benedict Apartments
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Jor Hreita
Lioren
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Duin
Toten Ay TR Bros. Meteor
Olyettrles
Tie Hang
al Fwaeel
Gralley
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Tacole
W. Dole
Paris
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Lipton
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Leveburg
Flo
Thomas Lipton
Brith Yachtannn
Suriety Brand
Yorkshire” and
Buckwood
Yorkshire
Society
Hecht Co
Cicero Sapp
Uean
MGU
Neda
Ine
Win Weld
Fran Fy
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