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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1907

Page

12

Washington Jockey Club Announces Weights for Benning Handicap

The Washington Jockey Club released entries and weights for the Benning Handicap to be run at the spring meet opening March 25. Weights list many owner entries including Hitchcock with Dandelion and Tangle, Belmonts with Don Diego and Okanus, Madden with East End and Sally Ky, plus numerous others and horses such as Gold Sifter, Arima, Sailor Boy, and Reef. The list names owners, horses, and the draft of weights for the race.

Washington Jockey Club Horoe J. KR Hitchcock Dandelion Tangle Thoman Hitchcock, Jr Zalvidere C_ Smithvon Bobbie Kean David Dunlop Pater August Belmont Blanily A Whitney T Davidson F Carman Arima T. M Cassidy Thomas Hitchcock W. Daly Wo Wright the Clown D Kelly Slickawky E Madden East End L ‘Tally Paul Ciiford EB Madden Sally Ky Wiliam Garth Lady Vara Whitney Mopacodor Smithson el Dorado George Dudley Midas John Seely Gungton Holden, Jr Chelsea Stable JE Madden Saylor W. Lagerroth Lord Boanerges Thomas Clyde Tylur Jackson Lackey EY Madden Old Colony Timverwyck Malace Byron Nelson Diamond A. D Parr Tickle Beverwyck Berkeley Thomas Hitchcock, Jr Spherical T M. Coseldy Greeno Joseph West Dairy Mala Palestine Stable Alpenmarchen C Daly O'L Richards Campalen JW Colt Rose of Down Dale Garson Revanue C. Nall Howard Shean Townes Workmatd The Holden Towns Aurster C_Daly Umbrella IC Nally Sheridan Ars R. W. Walden

Will Not Hurt Pool Rooms Keyed to Race Play

A Washington Post dispatch notes pool rooms flourished despite closed Jockey Club tracks as gamblers seek races in New Orleans, Hot Springs, and Oakland. It argues anti-race track bills would not stop speculation, since risk remains across locations.

Washington New York Mar Jockey Club New Orleans Hot Springs Oakland Billig Albany Giants McGraw Trenton Tri-State Nick Altrock Pieachor Sox Mexico Altrock Mr Bull Porterhouse Rigler Little Rock Ark T Coonie Mack Athletics Texas South New Yorks Zell

Allpink Filly Breaks Neck in Training Jump

A three year old filly Allpink, ridden by Albert Davison, broke her neck when she stumbled at the Benning track Saturday and died. Davison, 25, was thrown and suffered a severe head wound. he was taken to Providence Hospital and is expected to recover. Witnesses included track staff, trainers, and spectators as about a dozen horses were being exercised. Special to The Washington Post from Reading, Pa. Mar 10.

Benning Allpink Albert Davison Davison Providence Hospital Davis Long Branch N. J Washington Post Reading Atlantic Baseball League Lawson Reading Club West Reading Jacob Weltzel Weltzel Witman Reading’ Grounds

Nationals Win Opener In Galveston Exhibition Tilt

Cantillon’s Nationals display sharp fielding and power in a 12 to 3 victory over Galveston Band Crabs in first spring game. Perrine and Blankenship shine at short and in the outfield while Hickman belted a home run and Cross impressed with glove work and speed. Coach Cantillon praises team unity as Anderson expected next week and practice continues.

Stahl Perrine Altizer Davy Petrine Jull Schlafly Dave Cantillon Ierfe Love Cross Goodwyn Heydon Cantien Newhouse Washington Rube Waddell Galveston Blankenshin Ganley Cross Joe Nationals Hickman Joel Anderson Ging Tne First Baptist Church Galverton EL Perrino Gunley Gaietman Blankensh Ga Walson Graham McConville Mason Kistner Smith Wilson Maxon OW Wilson Hiu Orth Blankenship Bacrifice Cermak Godwyn Fisch Bare An Batla Hy Mason Perrina Gross

Should Run Well Today City Parté

Listed names include horses and people such as Lady Henrietta Maren Harefost Monte Montrosa and Southern Crows Frontenac Amador Charo Dry Dollar Oaklawn Evora Fare Wilt Sylvester Tennyburn Billy Patterson Potter Alsoue- foot Pretension Funicularia Dr. Frank King Leopold Proteus Viperine J P Mayberry Aultry Oakland Gage Taylor Adrian Bonheur Crigit Allee Carey Br A Powell Handmaiden Mitra Convent Bell Anvil Nigrette Bryan Rotrouw Cansio Ed Sheridan Billy Mayham Security Whisky King Ascot My Choice Luckett pepper Virelula Lorraine Zelina Black Mata Halton Piquet Robert Mitchell King of the Mit Antara Little Gregg Sam Craig Capable Comedian.

Oaklawn Flarney Evora Fare Sheridan Billy Mayham Security Whisky King Ascot My Choice Luckett Sotropaw Pepper and Virelula Lorraine Zelina Black Mata Halton Piquet Robert Mitchell King of the Mit Antara Little Gregg Sam Craig Horas Wat Horsa Hallowmas Alliste Capilano Lady Henriette L. Johnson Karai Harefoot Little Wally Sartor Resartus Jin Bozeman Autea Peter Vinegar Sabador Putse Herletta G. W. Mackin Brawney Bitterman Dawa Il Bells of Besterling Purea Sunny Brook Elling Lucy Marlo Doha Montebelio de Oro Schroeder's Midway Chamblee Fieldick Delaber Orting Sonoma Danna Prunre Roll Judge Ast Dr. Noungst Layson St Nool Coakler UL Jon Levy Saranal Anne Day Paris Wit Retrepawa Tene Hand Avalona Ho Joe Kelly Lamarque Luckett Libertinus Lilian Ayres Coman Ramona SE Vandela April's Pride Mohur Agnew Meek Magniftelo Senator Reynolds Royal Azcot Crook Stelle Colorado Wilog Chancellor Walwaorih Buste Chi Frings Ubing Elmdale Seiling Little Greig Gambot Wills Grege - AM Tracy How Merry Sport - Cevatine Hghth Miten Sentado Henry Watte the Poet Vincada McGrathians Prince Sam Craig Oaklawn Horne Hane Virginia Lindsau Lady Elkhorn Ellora Barrida Balla Onda Etta Louise Para Finney Losta Kathryn Waldort Balle It Watuga Invisible Bell Flower Waldonte Eliing Tombone Billy Patterson Ety Adebergere Captain Nerath Tennyburn Sylventer Birmingham Pater Knight Galt Belle of Brighton King Leopold Proteus Dero Prince of Matia Om Dr. Franke al Penrhyn Moonving Bellatoans Lansdown Madteum Patti Duc Llb Mimo Alice Caray SL Denis Bright Albert Pelhom King Thorpe Dora Proceeda TB Kurntay Convent Bi Huerfano Wicklow Galveston Arena Praseuslo Mitre Derdom Honda Andrew Meck Mandator Bryan Neil the Berglan Sabera Nigratte Corrigan Dr. Scharif

Water Pearl Collapses and Dies at Sheepshead Bay

Water Pearl a three year old colt owned by Sydney Paget and E R Thomas died at Jack Joyner's stable in Sheepshead Bay from bowels inflammation after a 36 hour illness. bred by J B Haggin the colt by Watercress out of Pearl V sold as a yearling with Charles Edwards later valued with a 360000 stake in the two year olds from Paget and Edwards.

Paget-Thomas Apedal Washington Post New York Water Pearl Sydney Paget E.R. Thomas Jack Joyner Sheepshead Bay J. B. Haggin Paget Charles Edwards Trident ER. Thomas Keenasq Salyidere Tacer

Demarest Dominates Amateur Billiards Field in New York

Calv in Demarest, a 19 year old from the West, leads the amateur 14 2 balkline billiards tournament in New York with the best display yet. Gardner of Passaic and Yankin of Chicago challenge him as the finals approach, while Conklin and Poggenburg vie for remaining high place.

Washington Post New York Mar Billards West Calvin Demarest Ell Alex Edward W. Gardner Passaic N. J Charles F. Yankin Chicago Athletic Association Chicago Gardner Demarest New Jersey Conklin J. Ferdis Poggenburg Liederkranz Club J. Ferdinand Poggenburg Charles F. Conklin Liederkranz T. Mortimer Rolls Philadelphia National Association of Amateur Billiard Players Sutton Schaeffer George Sutton Jake Schaefer Butten

Firestone in race after Undine Stakes ending

San Francisco reports a replacement race for next Saturday with a $1,000 purse between Firestone Smiley Corbett and either Boas or Raconteur, following the Undine Stakes ending unsatisfactorily. Emerald Chief dies near Lexington after a storied racing career. The American Bowling Congress tournament opens in St Louis with events ongoing through the month. A note in Post's Letter Box mentions a letter for Harry Bryan.

Washington Post San Francisco Firestone Smiley Corbett Boas Raconteur Bowling Congress St. Louis American Bowling Congress

Coleman Selected to Manage Virginia State Fair

Theodore H. Coleman, a renowned trotting horseman and track manager, is chosen by directors to run the Virginia State Fair. His role signals high class racing at the fair, with Coleman overseeing Wilkes-Barre meetings and serving as general secretary for the major fair circuit across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland.

Theodore H. Coleman Booth Coleman New York State Albany Utica Rochester Geneva Elmira Hornell Binghamton Cortland Wilkesbarre Maryland

Will Finance Meeting for Brightwood Trotting Races

Henry Copperthite has completed arrangements with the Brightwood Driving Club to finance a three days meeting at Brightwood in late May. A mixed program of three harness races and two running events per day will draw all racing enthusiasts, funded by subscriptions with added money from meeting management. Local horsemen support the plan, promising aid and a season of engaging racing.

Henry Copperthite Brightwood Driving Club Brightwood Donlin Hal Chase New York City Dowlin Mon Donlin Hs New York Frank Farrell Husman Chase Chaze Donlill Clark Grifith Hieves Doest McGraw

Rea gan Quiets Future At Penn In Serious Condition

Walter A Reagan star freshman football quarterback at Pennsylvania is in serious condition at the university hospital with a possible appendicitis threat. Reagan, who has been doing indoor track work under Mike Murphy all winter, collapsed in the gymnasium dressing room after completing an afternoon sprint session and a thorough tryout.

Washington Post Philadelphia Walter A. Reagan Fennsylvania Reagan Mike Murphy Murphy

Athletics in the Capital and Local Sports Outlook

Manager Easterday cancels Emerson Institute vs Washington game as Georgetown remains a focal point while Jacks track seek form for upcoming Norfolds meets. Takome AC plans an active season schedule against Washington amateurs as George Washington hosts Georgetown in a key U. of O. A. gym duel. Freshmen Hatchetties field a relay with potential to challenge top locals. Wesley Coe sets a shot put record at Georgetown meet. Talbot breaks interscholastic mark with 12 pound shot. Central High’s Keraper shines but drops in two events. Coaches expect rapid improvement at Kendall Green as Hatchet batterymen Brien and Noyle bolster the lineup for a stronger season.

Easterday Emerson Institute Washington Athletic Association Georgetown Mest Jacks Army of Track Noriolls Washington Longley Takome Athletic Club Wood George Washington Gvorg Georgetown U. of, O. A. Gymnasium Athletic Association National Electric Supply Company Y. MG. A Business High Jobonie Auch Wesley Coe Talbot Mercariburs Academy Philadelphia Murray A. Ruswell Georgatawh Univaratty Potomac Keraper Central’ High Grilaudet Kendall Green Westhorpes Capt.Cooper Harry Brien Connie Noyle Dayle Son Ghd Bryan Beyasit Daylen

Langford Moir clash looms amid Washington indoor meet woes

Washington fans watch Sam Langford and Gunner Moore near famed boxing clash while local indoor track meets in Georgetown and Federal games spark debate over event congestion and patron treatment. Critics fault promoter Crummey and Foley for crowded schedules and press access while Langford’s English bout prospects mix with Donlin and Hal Chase salary tensions in New York baseball.

Washington Sam Langford Gunner” Moir Trevelyan-Corrigan

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