Washington Jockey Club Announces Weights for Benning Handicap
The Washington Jockey Club announced the entries and weights for the Benning Handicap to be run on March 25. Names include Hitchcock’s Dandelion and Tangle, Zalvidere, Bobbie Kean, Don Diego, Vondar, Gold Sifter, Orphan Lad, Dashaway, Nihitek, Toscan, Sailor Boy, The Clown, Sally Ky, Mopacodor, El Dorado, Midas, and many others from stable lines such as Belmont, Madden, Whitney, and Daly.
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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
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Diamond A. D Parr
Tickle
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Berkeley
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Spherical
T M. Coseldy
Greeno
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R. W. Walden
Will Not Hurt Pool Rooms
Washington Pom dispatch notes pool rooms flourished in New York despite closed Jockey Club tracks as public seeks races in New Orleans Hot Springs and Oakland. It argues anti race track bills at Albany would not stop pool rooms, just shift locations, while accusing the Jockey Club of blocking information to suppress this activity.
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Allpink horse dies after hurdle collapse at Benning track
A three year old filly named Allpink broke her neck falling at a hurdle during a training session at the Benning track while ridden by Albert Davison who was thrown and injured. Davison, twenty five, from Long Branch N J, was taken to Providence Hospital and expected to recover. The accident was witnessed by track workers trainers and spectators.
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Nationals Crush Galveston In Galveston Opener Showcase
Cantillon’s Nationals debut shows strong fielding and power as Hickman belts a home run and Perrine, Schlafly, and Cross star in a 12 to 3 win over Galveston. New players arrive at camp. Schlafly earns a potential captaincy while Cantillon hails the team as a pennant factor.
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City racing card names and notable runners listed
An OCR fragment lists numerous racehorse names and participants including Lady Henrietta Telescope Maren Harefost Monte Montrosa Brawny Lad Den of Dawn Emergency Southern Crows Frontenac Amador Charo Dry Dollar De 0i Fadre Anna Day Oaklawn Flarney 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 sotropaw Pepper Virelula Lorraine Zelina Black Mata Halton Piquet Robert Mitchell King of the Mit Antara Little Gregg Sam Craig Capable Comedian.
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Andrew Meck
Mandator
Bryan
Neil
the Berglan
Sabera
Nigratte
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Sharif
Water Pearl Colt Dies at Sheepshead Bay Stable
Water Pearl a three year old racehorse owned by Sydney Paget and ER Thomas died at Jack Joyner's Sheepshead Bay stable after a 36 hour ailment of bowel inflammation. The colt had shown high class form as a two year old and had a half interest sold for 360000.
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Demarest Leads New York Amateur Billiards Race
New York reports Calvin Demarest, 19, as the leading amateur in the 14 2 balkline tourney with strongest analysts predicting a possible tie for second. Gardner of Passaic and Conklin loom as top challengers. Poggenburg meets Conklin as Demarest eyes a record run into the final week.
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Ended Undine Stakes rerun set for $1000 purse
In San Francisco on March 10 a race is arranged for next Saturday with a $1000 purse featuring Firestone Smiley Corbett and either Boas or Raconteur. Emerald Chief dies near Lexington after a storied career as a top turf horse. The American Bowling Congress tournament opens in St Louis this Friday and runs through the month. A letter addressed to Harry Bryan sits in the sporting editor’s box.
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Coleman named manager of Virginia State Fair
Theodore H. Coleman, a renowned trotting horseman and race track manager, selected by directors to run the Virginia State Fair and oversee racing. He has directed New York State War racing and managed meetings in Albany Utica Rochester Geneva El mira Hornell Binghamton Cortland. He will oversee Wilkes-Barre meets and serve as general secretary for the broad fair circuit across Pennsylvania New Jersey and Maryland.
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Will Finance Meeting At Brightwood In Late May
Henry Copperthite has arranged with Brightwood Driving Club to finance a three days racing meet at Brightwood in late May. The program includes three harness and two running races daily, funded by subscriptions plus substantial management support. Local horsemen pledge aid, promising an engaging season for all connected with the sport.
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Rea gan in serious condition after sudden illness
Walter A Reagan star freshman quarterback at Pennsylvania collapsed in the university gymnasium dressing room with a threatened appendicitis. He had been doing indoor track work under Mike Murphy all winter and was finishing an afternoon sprint practice when he was taken suddenly ill.
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Athletics In The Capital Face Weather And Schedule Adjustments
Manager Easterday cancels Emerson Institute game with Washington as Georgetown is out of the picture. Takome AC prepares for a busy season amid a cold spell. George Washington and Georgetown set up a college gym battle for the championship sequence. Freshmen Hatchetties show promise in relay events while indoor practice continues due to unsettled spring conditions.
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Congestion of Events and Objections to Indoor Rating in Washington
Washington’s athletes plan training today as Georgetown meet concludes a crowded indoor season. The double Federals and Georgetown meet controversy left critics praising attendance but faulting event congestion and press crowding. Langford versus Moir and the public’s shifting view of star players highlight boxing and baseball debates, with Donlin and Chase illustrated as salary disputes and club indifference.
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