Spengerian Ina-Drive Rough Riders Set Down Robbins
New Orleans track action at City Park with Spengerian Ina-Drive and Rough Riders forcing Robbins to a suspension for the remainder of the meeting. Jean Gravier was disqualified in the fourth race for fouling Lida Lieb, B Miller penalized. Track fast. results span seven races with multiple upsets and notable finishes across Hot Springs and Oakland summaries.
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Robbins
New Louisiana
Jean Graner
City Park
B. Miller
Hot Springs
California
New Orleans
McWilliams
Inquisitive Girl
New Louisiana Jockey Club
Maxtin
Spencerian
Old Stone
Malster
Robbina
Bullfinch
M. Murphy
Frank Rice
Freeman
W. Robbing
St. Daniel Bud Nandora
Whorler
Martin
Delesmuan
Hicks
Shogun
Bliss
White Ghost
Mixstie
Bean
Diplomat
Nevermore
Homestead
Schilling
Mise Betty
T. Williams
Matnepring
Rice
Hanlon
Lee King
Floral Wreath
Aladdin
Avoid
Tristan
Shandy
Allinda
Center Atao Rea
Spencerlan
J. Martin
Old Hal
Roderick Chu
Hershman
Barker
Winifred
McGee
Monograph
Baird
Saddusces
McCafferty
Jean Gravier
Mary Worth
Lida Lieb
B Miller
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Mannan
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Eber Thatcher
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Backers in Luck at Ascot
Track at Ascot in Los Angeles reports a day of racing with six races detailed. Winners include Mi Reina in the first, Bronze Wing in the second, Sliver Sue in the third, Lustig in the fourth, Watercutt taking the Brooke course, and Linda Rowe in the sixth with multiple runners listed.
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Ascot
Los Angeles
Cal
Falmist
Punctlilo
Joste Wheeler
Wildrarge
Evermore
Blandura
Holly Berry
Tetoano
Frank Mayo
Bronze Wing
Sportsman
Cloverton
Happy Chappy
Dorice
Winifreda
Sliver Sue
Stardime
Prince of Coins
Bizz
Elsbrook
Dalky Fronck
Annis
Has
Domgannon
End EN Algo
Linda Rowe
Racing Entries and results from Corsicana and Ascot meets
Today’s racing entries list multiple six furlong and longer events at Corsicana and Ascot. Notable runners include Time, Maggie Mackey, Velos, Blue Blars, Caplieno, and The Huguenot with varied weights and fields across seven races, plus a Santa Barbara Stakes at Ascot and a mix of selling and handicap events featuring numerous horses and odds.
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Melle
Raphael Ward
Burke Cochran
John Ti
Max Howe
Velos
Charley
Stephens
Ben Chance
Irby Bennett
Sambo
Flying Behead
Bishop Weed
Gladiator
Hadrian
Frestige
Caplieno
Mr. Jack
Ada St Mary
Pearl Russell
Chauncey Olcott
Wagstaff
Carrington
West
Joe Wootten
Wild Indian
Matador
Kittie Platt
Escutcheon
Traisper
Maia Hanlon
Lampoon
Avenger
Montpelier
Operator
Blue Mint
Merry Acro
Gtelin Allen
Bavarian
Annabelle Lee
Dancing Nun
St Bonnie and
Mildred B
April Bird
Cherry Boy
Judge Nolan
Greg Plume
Arch Oldham
Whippoorwill
Famous Stallion Dead at East View Farm
New York report says the renowned pacing stallion Directly died of a heart rupture at East View Farm James Butler's stealth farm. valued at about 50000 dollars he sired Directly 2303 and Direct Hal 204 Directly still world champion two year old pacer. Sixty of Directs progeny have standard records and twenty one under 215. Flo, a trotter turned pacer, earned about 14000 in pacing prizes. The piece notes racing history and related ads snippet.
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New York
East View Farm
James Butler
Stealth Farm
Directly
Direct Hal
Direct
Director
Flo
Handicap horse goes fast at Benning trials
Trainers report a thrilling Benning opening day with W Shields Buttons crossing six furlongs in 1:17 1-2 and multiple rivals turning in fast workouts. Notables include Roseben, Liberia, Libera, The Musketeer, Gold Fleur, Twilight, and Quarry hopefuls like Divination and Tramotor.
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Benning
W. Shields
Buttons
Roseben
Charley Oxx
Libera
Reward
Possession
Old Glory
Loricate
Winchester
Musketeer
Sooka
Gold Fleur
Jules Garson
Twilight
Mr. Knott
Trinity College Opens Baseball Schedule with Trinity Park
The Trinity College baseball season begins next Friday with a game against Trinity Park High School. Coach Stocksdale, with pitcher A B Bradsher back, expects strong performance after last year’s South Atlantic States championship. The slate includes games at Durham against multiple opponents through May, with key matchups vs Wake Forest, Georgia Tech, Clemson, Harvard, and Mercer among others.
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Washington Post
Durham
N. C
Rch
Trinity College
Trinity Park High School
A. B. Bradsher
South Atlantic
Stocksdale
Trinity Park School
Bingham
Durtem
Gailford
Lafayette
Wake Forest
Washington and Lee
Mercer
Macon
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Clemson
Wofford
Spartanburg
3. C
Syracuse
Guilford
Greensboro
Harvard
Washington
High School Boys Win in Practice Game at Kendall Green
Central High School and the Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb played a seven inning practice at Kendall Green. Central High won 18 to 2 but the game does not count toward team records as it served to audition 18 candidates for the season. Both teams were out of form due to limited practice and will meet again Wednesday.
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Central High School
Columbia Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Kendall Green
Latonia Case Decision Gives Track to American Turf
Kentucky Court of Appeals affirms Latonia Race Track sale ruling, transferring control from E. Applegate to the American Turf Association. If Perkins had won, Western Jockey Club would gain control. The sale to Applegate and partners for 200000 dollars left 65000 due. court finds no proper public sale and orders Applegate stock delivered on payment. Spring meeting unaffected.
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American Turf Association
Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Lay
Kenton
Latonia
E. E. Applegate
Louisville
George G. Perkins
New York
Perkins
Western Jockey Club
Applegate
Virginia Wins First With Woodberry Forest 3 To 1
Virginia defeats Woodberry Forest School 3 to 1 in six innings as Woodberry catches an early train home. Pitchers Cole and Adams start for Virginia, Hume twirls for Woodberry, two one hand stops by Stucky and Adams highlight the slow game.
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Eva
Washington
Charlottesville
Virginia
Woodberry Forest School
Cole
Adams
Hume
Woodberry
Collegians
Capt Stuckey
EL Virginia
Woodberry Forest Eagrecaes
Chandler
Walker
Southern athletes organize division in the South
New Orleans reports that President 3 B McCabe of the American Amateur Athletic Association formed a southern division with twelve cities, W D Nesbitt of Birmingham elected president, and the inaugural fall championship set for October in Birmingham with the Alabama State fair. Cities include New Orleans, Atlanta, Birmingham, Shreveport, Nashville and Pensacola, plus Tulanean resuit colleges and area YMCA and athletic associations joining the division.
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New Orleans
3. B. McCabe
American Amateur Athletic Association
W. D. Nesbitt
Birmingham
Atlanta
Shreveport
Nashville
Pensacola
Tulanean Resuit Colleges
Young Men's Christian Association
Stab and Kittredge Drill Washington Pioneers in Signals
Joseph Quirk arrives as trainer for the Senators as Washington opens spring training at University of Virginia. Quirk, former New York and Boston aide, aids hard work amid soreness while Stahl drills pitchers on signals and balk rule. Hill shines. managers anticipate a strong season as ground improves and players regain pace under warm sun.
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Stab
Kittredge
Patten
Townsend
Jonez
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Joseph Quirk
Boston
Mass
Stahl
Senators
Noyes
Quirk
New York City
Washington
University of Virginia
Johnson
Mecabe Wins Halsey Cup At Princeton Gymnastic Meet
Mecabe of Princeton wins the Charles B. Halsey silver loving cup for best all round gymnast at the annual meet. Gill and Dunning place second and third in the competition. Saturday Night Sports at Y.M.C.A. feature lightweights and heavyweights wrestling bouts and indoor baseball between Baltimore Central Y.M.C.A. and the local association.
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Princeton
N. v
Charles B. Halsey
KE. W. Mecabe
Haast Orange
N. J
P. L. Gill
Capt
L. M. Dunning
Young Men's Christian Association
Messrs
Swingle
Weber
Central Young Men's Christian Association
Baltimore
Association
Carroll Institute
Richmond Young Men’s Christian Association
Young Phillies players shine in fielding and hitting drills
Enthusiastic report on Joe Cassidy as shortstop and the infield talent. Nill shows versatility in batting and fielding while recovering from rheumatism. Mullen, ey don, Knoll, Jones, Shaughnessy, and Cassidy display solid defense and solid bats though Jones suffered a knee gash from a fall but returned to practice.
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Joe Cassidy
Nill
Mullen
Eydon and
Knoll
Jones, Shaughnessy
Cassidy
Jones
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