Spengerian Ina-Drive and Rough Riders Disqualified at New Louisiana
At New Orleans track, Spengerian Ina-Drive and Rough Riders dueled to a suspended finish after Crowding Inquisitive Girl off turn. Jean Gravier disqualified in fourth race shocking outcome as B Miller penalized for rest of meeting. Oaklawn, Hot Springs and Oakland results list.
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Robbins
New Louisiana
Jean Graner
City Park
B. Miller
Hot Springs
California
Backers in Luck at Ascot
Los Angeles March 16 Track good at Ascot.FIRST RACE One mile Mi Reina won at 9 to 5 Headstrong second 6 to 1 Prestolus 10 to 1 third. Falmist Punctlilo Joste Wheeler Wildrarge Evermore Blandura Holly Berry Tetoano Frank Mayo also ran. SECOND RACE Six furlongs Bronze Wing won at 7 to 5 Sportsman 2 to 1 second Cloverton 6 to 1 third. Happy Chappy Dorice Winifreda also ran. THIRD RACE Half mile Sliver Sue won at 2 to 1 Stardime second Prince of Coins 5 to 1 third. Time 6 43. Bizz Elsbrook Dalky Fronck Annis Raincloud Czarina Roserio Libertinus also ran. FOURTH RACE Seven furlongs Lustig won at 4 to 1 Ralph Young 3 to 2 second Atlantica 4 to 1 third. Time 1-27. Briarthorpe Jackyloop Ethy Tene Metiakatia also ran. FIRTH RACE The Brooke course Watercutt won at 4 to 5 Invictus 2 to 1 second has 7 to 3 third. Time 2-65. reesing Domgannon end EN algo ran. SIXTH RACE Six furlongs Linda Rowe 7
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Ascot
Los Angeles
Cal
Falmist
Punctlilo
Joste Wheeler
Wildrarge
Evermore
Blandura
Holly Berry
Tetoano
Frank Mayo
Bronze Wing
Sportsman
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Daily Racing Entries and Results from Corsicana
TODAY'S RACING ENTRIES list multiple races with bets and entries at Corsicana, Ascot, and city tracks. The card includes mile and distance sprints, handicap, selling races, and weights for numerous horses such as Melle, Raphael Ward, Blue Blars, The Trifler, Maia Hanlon, Red Man, and Huxar, with many others across seven or more races.
Famous Stallion Dead at East View Farm in New York
New York March 15 Direct, once the champion pacing stallion and sire of many grand circuit winners, died of heart rupture at East View Farm James Butler's stealth farm. Valued about $50,000 he sired Directly 23-03% and Direct Hal 2:04% Directly remains world champion two year old pacer. Sixty of Directs offspring hold standard records with twenty one under 2 15. Direct was sired by Director and was twenty years old. Flo won many prizes as a trotter and at six became a pacer winning about $14,000 in pacing.
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East View Farm
James Butler
Stealth Farm
Directly
Direct Hal
Direct
Director
Flo
Handicap Horse Goes Fast at Benning Trials
Trainers report a strong field shaping for the Benning handicaps with Buttons as a standout after a 1:17 ½ six furlongs work. Roseben Liberia and Libera also show speed alongside other contenders and entries including Divination and Tim Hurst. Opening-day prospects promise a keenly contested meet with top-weight Shields' But Tons among favorites.
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Buttons
Roseben
Benning
Charley Oxx
Libera
Reward
Possession
Old Glory
Loricate
Winchester
Musketeer
Sooka
Gold Fleur
Jules Garson
Twilight
Mr. Knott
Trinity College Baseball Opens Season at Home Schedule
Trinity College kicks off the baseball season next Friday with a Durham game against Trinity Park High School. Coach Stocksdale expresses confidence and notes new talent alongside returning players led by pitcher A. B. Bradsher. The schedule lists dates in March through May featuring multiple away games in North and South Carolina and Georgia, with opponents including Wake Forest, Georgia Tech, Clemson, Harvard, and Furman, among others.
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Washington Post
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Trinity Park High School
A. B. Bradsher
South Atlantic
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High School Boys Win Practice Baseball Game
Central High School and the Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb played a seven inning practice game at Kendall Green yesterday. Central won 18 to 2 but the result won't count in the season trials as 18 candidates were trying for spots. Both teams showed poor form due to lack of practice and will meet again Wednesday.
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Columbia Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Kendall Green
Latonia Track Goes to American Turf Association Control
Kentucky Court of Appeals affirms judgment sending Latonia Race Track control to the American Turf Association after a private sale dispute involving E. E. Applegate and George G. Perkins. If Perkins had won, Western Jockey Club would have gained control. The sale, valued at 200000 dollars with 65000 still due, was challenged for not meeting the contract's public-sale provisions. The court orders stock transfer on due payment, and spring racing remains unaffected. In New Orleans, public race-track advertising becomes a spectacle with megaphone street campaigns, music bands, banners, and costly campaigns by City Park and Crescent City tracks.
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Kentucky Court of Appeals
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Louisville
George G. Perkins
New York
Perkins
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Applegate
Washington
New Orleans
City Park
Crescent City
Virginia Wins First in Series Over Woodberry Forest 3 to 1
Virginia defeats Woodberry Forest School 3 to 1 in six innings in Charlottesville. Cole and Adams each pitched three innings for Virginia while Hume held the collegians to two hits for Woodberry. Capt Stuckey and Adams made two noted one hand stops as Virginia takes early lead in the series.
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Washington
Charlottesville
Virginia
Woodberry Forest School
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Adams
Hume
Woodberry
Collegians
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EL Virginia
Woodberry Forest Eagrecaes
Chandler
Walker
Southern Athletes Organize in New Orleans
President McCabe of the American Amateur Athletic Association forms the southern division with twelve cities including New Orleans and Birmingham. W. D. Nesbitt of Birmingham elected president. first fall championship to be held in October at Birmingham with the Alabama State Fair alongside. Participating groups include Tulanean resuit colleges, the Young Men's Christian Association, and several athletic associations.
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3. B. McCabe
American Amateur Athletic Association
W. D. Nesbitt
Birmingham
Atlanta
Shreveport
Nashville
Pensacola
Tulanean Resuit Colleges
Young Men's Christian Association
Washington Senators Train at Virginia Field with New Trainer
Joseph Quirk joined Manager Stahl as trainer for the Senators ahead of the season, bringing professional prep and relief to players. Washington’s practice at the University of Virginia field proceeded under sunny skies, with Stahl and Kittredge drilling pitchers on signals and balk rules as Patten and Townsend batted well.
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Jonez
Washington Post
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Mecabe Wins Halsey Cup At Princeton Gymnastic Meet
In Princeton New Jersey on March 1 Mecabe W. from East Orange freshman captured the Charles B. Halsey silver loving cup as the best all round gymnast. P L Gill placed second and Capt L M Dunning took third in the event. Saturday Night Sports at Y M C A outlines wrestling bouts heavy weight championships and an indoor baseball game with local and Baltimore teams.
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N. J
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Brisk batting practice boosts Cassidy and crew in field drill
In a lively session Joe Cassidy shone as the shortstop while Nill Mullen and others impressed at second base. Nill showed run producing and contact versatility and a knee injury to Jones proved minor as he returned to practice despite a bloody gash from a fall.
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Nill
Mullen
Eydon and
Knoll
Jones, Shaughnessy
Cassidy
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