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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1905

Page

40

International British American Checkers Match Second Day

The American team held its own on day two of the world tournament in Boston with six wins to eleven games for the visitors and many draws. Afternoon results included Bertie over Hull and Schaefer over Vorall, while evening play saw Haffner edge Halliwell and Barker top Hynd among others. The two day total stood British 14, American 9, with 37 draws and 220 games remaining to be played.

Boston Mass England Scotland Bertie Hull Schaefer Vorall Haffner Halliwell Stewart Reynolds Buchanan Dearborn R Jordan Head Seartghi Hor Jordan Dengir Gardner Griver Worrall Schaefer Ferrie Hzli Halliwell Haffner Hynd Barker Grover Morrall Hynd Morrall Buchanan Dearborn Horr Searight Hill Ferrie A Jordan Denvir

Devil Wagon to Bellevue and the Derby of Death

A New York report tells of John Wark who claims a 12 o clock death sentence by the devil and ends up in Bellevue after a wild midnight ride. Italian worker Antonette and Rosa Brown face hospital and grand jury proceedings, while a police tip about ads closes with the standard one cent a word notice.

John Burke Washington Post New York Arthur J Mcullon Fifth Avenue Pelham Avenue Morris Park Rosa Brown Rose Brown Michael Holloran Kimball

Twelve of Fourteen Favorites Fall at New Orleans Meet

City Park track reports strong winds and a long card with heavy betting on favorites. Kitty Platt and Arch Oldham score notable wins as Pretension surprises at 40 to 1 in a seven furlong handicap. The meeting extends through March 26 amid enthusiastic crowds and fast track conditions.

New Orleans Kitty Platt Escutcheon and Trapper City Park New Louisiana Jockey Club Kitty Pratt Arch Oldham Miles Mezzo M Murphy Doctor Stephens Seder Rachel Warder Bennett Max Ross Carley Chance John Sambo Hadrian J Martin Mr Jack Baird Rice Lwan Wagetail Aubucnar Joe Wreen Chauncey Olcott Ava St Mary Carrington West Pearl Russell Wild Indien Kittie Platt Aubuchon Escutcheon Dom Irick Shaver Hanton Averger Favenius Reaman Lampoon Opinion Slaver Bliss Clique

Oakland track heavy as horses race for prizes

Oakland meets feature six races with long odds and several upsets. Aprils Pride wins a four and a half furlong sprint while Teufel takes the one mile event and Grenore claims the futurity course. multiple horses such as Jingler and Postmaster also figure in a crowded program.

Oakland San Francisco I'm Joe Super- Vision Avanella Bakersfield Novi Edinborough Tam o'Shanter Pitkaway Adiron- Gack Redan Toto Gratiot Teufel Shellmourt Foxy Grandpa Our Choice Bob Palmer Stim Lady Biko Mount Diabio Modicum

Racing Entries Bring Wide Field To Louisiana Tracks

New Louisiana card features nine races with a raft of entries led by Breaker Echinate and The Laurel in the opener, Albany Girl Arabeum and Vestry among favorites, while Second and Third races showcase Ethel Hayman Ada St Mary and Pharmacy with top names in contention. The program lists thoroughbreds across seven more dashes and mile events, with weights, entrants, and anticipated matchups reflecting a busy day of racing action.

New Louisiana Echinate Drummond Dalay Green Flora Levy Laurel Courtmaid Caithness Albany Arabeum Vestry Aegle Lewis Ethel Hayman Ada St Mary Tennebon Miss Palaver Samada Pearl Russell Pharmacy Lady Mercury Whippoorwill Monte Vic Ziegler Matador Inspector Halpin Careless Duke of Kendall Handa Across Rainland Old Stone Phil Finch Pity Axiom Hocco Else Portland Athlona Ivy Louise Histon Allista Sweet Charity Mis Creek Patricia Ald Golden Rueset Laracor Laverna Susie Cook Margaret Bonnie Lithe Miss Aubrey Kinlight Lady Bellair Harnivan Blue Royal Arms Ojibwa Duncan Sir Carter Anti Trust Stalker New Amsterdam Woodlyn

Racing Dates Settled In Western Jockey Club Clash

In Chicago on March 16 the Western Jockey Club resolved a dispute over racing dates with rival group led by Edward Corrigan. New Louisiana Jockey Club will run March 16 to 25, allowing horse transfers to Memphis. Arkansas Jockey Club spring meeting moved from March 2–25 to Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs, ensuring an uninterrupted season.

Chicago Western Jockey Club Edward Corrigan Board of Stewards New Louisiana Jockey Club New Orleans Memphis New Louisiana Club Tennessee Little Rock Ark Arkansas Jockey Club Oaklawn Hot Sprngs

Jumpers Shine in Benning Steeplechase Schooling Day

At Benning the steeplechase field opened for schooling with a strong Chevy Chase Club turnout. Notable performances came from Myr, Clarence Moores Montrng, Twilight, Jacobel, Rooster, and Oaklawn Shields two year old, with several others showing solid form as trainers prep for upcoming races.

Benning Chevy Chase Club Chevy Chase A B Langhorne Myr Clarence Moores Mont Cotton Dick Wallach Titchelieu II Jammy Johnson Pierre Lor Weil Aglo Theodore Coles Oaklawn Shields Monte Carlo William Garth Hanna Columbia Stables Graziallo Brooklyn Brighton Dr Swartz James Blute Los Angeles Wimnsis Sais Tramator Yim Hurst Wessis F R Hitchcock August Belmont

Poolroom raid shuts center of illegal racing network

New York police say they raided a Bowery poolroom exchange capturing eleven men, a teenager, telephones, a switchboard, and racing paraphernalia. Guns were drawn as arrests were made. room personnel did not escape. The raid disrupted the hub supplying racing tips to lower-division poolrooms.

New York Center of Industry Bowery

Missouri approves pool selling ban and awaits governor signature

The Missouri Senate passed a bill making bookmaking and pool selling a felony with fines and six months to two years imprisonment. It now goes to Governor Olk for signature amid a special legislative message. The Young Men's Christian Association plans to prepare tennis courts for the season at multiple locations with new courts planned on Thirteenth Street and Columbia Road. The tennis committee aims to hold intersection tournaments once courts are ready. Naval Academy to enter a three-man fencing team in the Intercollegiate Fencing Association tournament in New York on April 24 and 25 led by Midshipman Harry G Knox with Grattan Crichman and Alexander Sharp and Russell S Crenshan as substitute. Cornell pole vaulter Joseph Phillip sprained his ankle and may miss indoor meets. Princeton-Cornell dual track set for May 6 with Penn dual in Philadelphia May 1.

Missouri Fork Jefferson City Senate Legelature Young Men's Christian Association Thirteenth Street Columbia Road Washington Annapolis Naval Academy New York Harry G Knox Ohio Grattan Crichman Georgia Alexander Sharp Russell S Crenstan Virginia Ithaca Joseph Phillip Cornell Athletic Council Princeton Brahi Kittredge Stahl Iike Jones Hunter Hill Stahl Huefsman Shaughnessy Mulkassidy Huthedee Sti Stihl Wurtredge

Fourth Presbyterian basketball action with MCA team

Fourth Presbyterian team meets MCA at the gym this evening as R F James L Swope C Baum R B Woodhead and L B Miller form the lineup. St John’s College Preps organized a baseball team and invites replies from local squads. F J Howard at 113 Third Street Northeast is the contact. Also notes on a Thomas Jefferson Bible reprint search and book sales.

Fourth Presbyterian MCA Fourth Presbyterians James L Swope C Baum R B Woodhead L B Miller St. John’s College Preps St John’s College Preps F J Howard Third Street

New York Turf King Yeager Brings Largest Stable Yet

New York’s Joe Yeager prepares a vast Eastward racing string led by trainer R. E Campbell and Eugene Hildebrand. The stable includes Kingsmere by Lazzarone and Leonidas, with several others racing under Stutte Hudebrand and Hildebrand. Yeager’s winter keeps him from heavy betting but he eyes an ace in the hole as plans unfold.

Washington Post New York Joe Yeager Eugene Hildebrand R. E Campbell Yeager Kingsmere Lazzarone Leonidas Stutte Religion Awakening Maud Feary Benstrome Wint Julep Hildebrand Halma Cassetto—Starlight Charles Filfott Charade—Honeymoon Imp Flying Dutchman Applegate Jane Gray Wawekus Ell Switt Stuyse Stuyvesant Katie Max Imo Ia Property of & G Campbell Sidney C Lovech H & Dr Rice Lonerance Hot Springs Hildebrand H P Whiliy

Pine Coats First Run Sparks Chevy Chase Hunt After Break

After eight weeks of bad weather the Chevy Chase hounds held a four mile run from Kensington Maryland, featuring jumps and ditches across farms, with huntsman Langhorne, Lieut Wallach, and Johnston in attendance. The next meet is set for Saturday at 3:20 PM at the club house. Annapolis hires H J Finneran to coach Naval Academy track and field for a season that includes a dual meet with Lafayette on May 6 and a closed meet.

Chevy Chase Pack Chevy Chase Hounds Kensington Ma Ray Farm Kelley Farm Seventh Street Road Dunlap Marshall Langhorne Robert Wallach Charles H JL Johnston Annapolis H J Finneran Knickerbocker Athletic Club New York Naval Academy Midshipmen Lafayette

Tom Hughes Sets Sights On Virginia's First Game Today

Long Tom Hughes reports to University of Virginia practice in Charlottesville after a Chicago visit. Trainer Quirk reconditions hitters and pitchers, improving the team as spring drills begin. Managers Stahl and Wurtredge oversee a crowded, energetic session with notable early performances from Knott Heydon and Knott as backstops and Cassaday in the Keeler/Wakefield mold.

University, of Virginia Quirk

S S S Cures Sores Claim From Wheeling Patient

A Wheeling West Virginia letter from May 28 1903 reports that a blood infection caused running sores that doctors warned would be fatal if closed. After using S S S the sores healed quickly and did not return, leaving the writer alive and well.

S.ss Joan W. Funpis Wheeling, W. Va

Bingle in cafe clash over infield chaos and Saint Louis star

Reported confusion in the cafe game with Ms Bingle and Shaughines on base paths. St Louis star Jones shows speed as Virginia hosts a Swot matchup while future prospects and injuries loom for both teams amid windy downpours of commentary. Washington trip sales and cultural notes mix with local theater coming to Albemarle, alongside ads for bitters and headaches.

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