Crossover Captures Handicap At Juarez For Big Win
At El Paso Juarez meeting, Crossover paid 12 to 1 and won the 7 furlong handicap in a brisk betting race. Kootenay ran second after setting the pace while Meadow of favorite status failed to hold. Rampant and Fragch drew suspensions for riding issues. crowd and handlers reported a lively, crowded card.
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Washington Fest
Fl Paso
Tex
Crossover
Kootenay
Meadow
Joexey Groth
Groth
Jama
Jockata Ip
Vish
Miko Bagen
Winging
Laymainieter
Gun Hagtridae
Hannis
Hants
Startyr Cagsidy
Fragch
Nona
Bivboron McAlag
Raval Dolly
Vic Lavendar Jaws
Ruth Iether
Lord Lam
Big Gently
Plorenca Krigo
Fromme
Free Will
Nood Bodie
Neda Max
Calethumpian
Beremads Veno von
Miko Santes Sona Jeane
Abtigd
Stafford
Cromever
Kederlay
Cbaian
Lie
Mere Meadow
Grain Hbo
Xnany Somme
Geen Queso
Uoele
Deresarion
Tom
Charleston Results First Race and Subsequent Events
In Charleston the program lists a chaotic mix of race entries with multiple horses named, such as Pour furleagy Tomasese and Genser 60 2, along with unclear placements like 1a & ord and 9 te 1 Seale. The day’s results reference time notes and a variety of horses including Parkview, Time in Rowby, and Gold Mine among others, with uncertain winner details and scattered comments about furlongs and distances.
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Furleagy Tomasese
Genser
Fullase
Sein Kinder
Ormands Epice
Stanfart
Barwa
Seale Somat Sais Capers
Tima
Edge Howell
Badia Late
Detarlin Mine
Mlectrie
Oh Deer Alea van Se Rerio Wei
Forsyth
Parkview
Verne
Rowby
Camellia
Avnda
Cataee
Ciprapian
Martin
J. He Moughlon
Red Robin
Kate
Yagner
Fim
Tie Biogis Mme Yonelights
Bion Wild Oberrs
Hedau Reiting
Lady Ortmar
Ackivist
Lesthiy Tady Eine
Jamestown Race Track regestat prep for spring meet
Morfol Va March 1 Work began today on the Jamestown race track to shape it for the spring meet running from April through May. The track is in fair condition and needs little extra work. Manager Bob Levy has received applications from seven horse owners eager to race here and stalls are promised to a long list of named owners and individuals.
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Washtoxton Post
Morfol
Jamestown
Bob Levy
Hores
Albert Simons
Will Mt Garth
Lovie Garth
Thomas F. Yan
Hf Shannon
Diftenderiter
J Fitasimmons
T Roderick
Jerry Car
J Lockwood
Mttertack
Wil A Williama
N. B. Plunkett
Vic Holler
W Keating
A. Garson
M. Kell I Hanne
D. Althouse
Ward Tt Hughes
Willie Raymond
T Miller
WY. Conran
J. Redman
Hoyes
SW. Street
Thomas Law
Davide
Hugh Peony
W. Patin
Powell
Unclear Names Surface In Fragmented News Snippet
A garbled OCR snippet lists numerous proper nouns and titles including people like Emily Lee Mockler and Judge Moock, places such as Yorkville and Cedar Brook, and terms like Telegraph and Morning Talegraph. The text lacks coherent events or context, offering only a mosaic of entities.
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Charleston
Chalanass Rpquirer
Grace Me
Country Ber
Chit Top
Birla Out
Lave Watehas
Dominics
Southern Ghora
Jamis Porter
Bargnotsa
Queter Krom
Sedes Menck
Mockler
Emily Lee
Thriny
Ms Penl Devin
Mark Antony
Ros
Reyal Prince
Bertis
Mormap- Otorning Telegraph
Dr. ML. Awarengee
Tick Tuck
Orpecth
Bie Ovi
Tolson d'Or
Liteky Hall
Yorkville
Cedar Brook
Judge Moock
Any Port
High Private
Sursaet
Cheerup
King Avondale
Rus
Mere Antony IL
Paul David Masry Hutchison
Agaare
Eddie Ovals
Juares
Crowded Entries Highlight Modern Race Card
Juarez race list presents numerous entrants such as Didamoptie Iwodereat Moss Rosa Phiopana Detuianta Bula Walsh Tidy Welgarts Mo sack. Second race showcases Ethel Wicks Baby and Chase Fort Arlington Fait Logise Mauretania plus many names with odds and weights across 644 furlongs.
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Alllog
Furlomgy
Didamoptie
Iwodereat
Moss Rosa
Phiopana
Detuianta
Bula
Walsh
Moms Habim
Eloia
Mully
Little Birdie
John Aurie
mace—Railing
Ethel Wicks
Cy “Baby and Chase
Sac
Brighton
Fort Arlington
Mauretania
Budinen
George Guyton
Henry Will Inna
Capaning
Yace
Markana
Hob Lonek
Granger
Twist
Ben Pallaog
Taterest
Tfiddey Hac
Iona
Sheahan
Toch
Melieballtaa
Tly Myourk
Nene Mick
Feige
Nard
Becrete
Mary Enlly
Sawyer
Sleepland
Jip
Hacquette
Ee- Tor
Bredweil
Imila Minblake
Dotte B
Lonlebahra
Harlem
Fort Johnaon
Peer
Ath Sam Barber
Motorcycle Meet Planned for Memorial Day at Beaving
Nas Deen announced the National Capital Motorcycle Club will hold a race meeting at Beaving on Memorial Day May 9 with 3 to 15 mile races and 10 and 18 mile events. Prizes will be awarded. The organizing committee includes F D Zowell president B M Dodson vice president T O Wangleden Charles H Cram J Berryman Samuel McPher son W F Throop W F E Anderson John Q Gunton B Eaton treasurer George W Beall Harry Favida Paul A Draper assistant secretary.
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Nas Deen
National Capital Motorcycle Club
Beaving
F. D
Zowell
B. M. Dodson
T.O ‘Wangleden
Charles H.cram
J.8. Berryman
Samuel McPherson
W. F. Throop
W. FE. Anderson
John Qgunton
3. B. Eaton
George W. Beall
Harry Favida
Paul A. Draper
T. SN. Mudd, Jr
I. B. Cohen
A. G. Schmidt
Church Wine Seeks Games in Sunday Jehoot League
The North Carolina Avenue baseball team seeks games in the Sunday School League. High school and league clubs preferred. Address Maurice K. Jande 118 Thirteenth Street Northeast, Mene Aan 720 Coe.
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Addresa
Maurice K. Jande
Thirteenth Street
Mene Aan
Coe
Clarke Fights for Status as Washington Seeks Waivers
Special to The Washington Fest from Charlottesville Virginia March 19 reports Clarke remaining with Washington despite St Louis bid and Griffiths resistance as Ban Johnson confirms Washington reserve status. Two injuries disrupt camp while Shanks and Grifn duel over Clarke fate. other notes cover practice drills and fielding, with Milan walking thrice and Bassin noting Becker arm trouble.
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Col. Hedges
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Washington Leader
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Griffith
Washington
Nationals
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Cunningham
Williams
Heft Schaefer
Boehling
Schaefer
Flynn
Regulars Beat Yannigans as Youngsters Erratic in Spring Tilt
Charlottesville March 19. First blood in the Washington series goes to the Regulars 10 to 3 over the Yannigans in a one sided game. Gagnier homered for the Yannigans while Williams and Groom drove two bags each. Groom showed a sharp curve, Akers and Munser pitched in for the Regulars as Engel struggled with control. Joe Engel made his debut, but the arm soreness lingered as the Regulars protected leads with solid defense and timely hits.
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Gegnier
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Toma Shanks
Yano Boencer
Thayry Whillams
Louna Ryan Po
Toma Ya Fogel
Taos
Wuscaram State Son
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Rogel
Garanty
Earh
Johnach
Murer
Anis
Bogerou
Gmam
Wililame
Willams
Ahenka
McBelde
Fionn
Gagner
Kchesr
Groom Schaafer
Johnson
William
Right Tima
Plan Forms for Second Department League
Plans are forming for a Second Departments League comprising Agriculture Commerce Labor Interstate Commerce and War. Weather Bureau may join if others fail and players can move up to the first circuit but cannot return once promoted. The schedule aims at four or five games weekly through mid July with a meeting later this week to elect officers and set dates.
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Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Will Raise Wild Ducks in Cape Cod Sanctuary
Special to Tie Washington Post notes the American Game Protective and Propagation Association will raise wild ducks quail ruffed grouse and pheasant for free distribution. A Tremont Cape Cod site near town secures 6000 to 4000 acres as farm and sanctuary with three ponds and pine and oak growth. Four years as a time refuge boosted quail and grouse. effort aims to protect the wood pheasant now near extinction.
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Washington Post
New York
American Game Protective and Propagation Association
Tremont
Cape Cod
Bunched Hints of Baseball Trades and Roster Shuffle
The wirebreach yarn lists Fred Carlach signing with Toledo and Beau Ingleton negotiating with Boston. Jack Frost rises as Toledo’s taller pitcher, while Rhody Wallace eyes active service replacement. Rumors link Marl Yingling with Bill Dahlen and forecasts hint at pennant shifts among Red Sox White Sox Tigers Yankees and the Nap. Whitey Alperman joins Atlanta aiding Hampnill. Kalina emerges as a future star and Kling shows hot form in Augual dhet billiard. The scene hints at Washington aiming for the Middlin States regatta as Labor Day nears.
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Marl Yingling
Bill Dahlen
Tha ‘Trolley Dodgers
Athletics
Red Sox
White Sox
Tigers
Yankees
Napé
Sim Salles
Cardinals
McVey Langford Match Planned For April Night in Boston
Beaton reports manager Joep Woodman has arranged a bout between Sam Langford the tar baby and Sam McVey in Boston for April 8 with Langford to receive his due. He will also bring Australian lightweight Hugh Meagan to America in mid April to join Langford, Porky Fires, and Meshgas against top lightweights including Ad Wolgast Welch Packey McFarland Wells.
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Ad Wolgast
Welch
Packey McFarland
Wells
ABC Bowling Tourney Lacks Thrills in Chicago
Chicago March 19 Thrills were sparse in the American Bowling Congress tournament today as longpin leaves kept leaders in the majors and all events. Rochester and Louisville held top positions while Dayton players Warnam and Melsnar led doubles with 1160. Wheeler and Stevenson of Wheeling were runner up with 1167. Columbus veterans Collins and Selbach failed to score well. Mayer of Indianapolis led mixed events with 23. Howards of Buffalo produced four strikes for the second high total. Four others reached double centuries as leaders listed include Kotehkiss, Toleden, and Palen among others in five man and all events. Duckpin match noted with Navy Draper taking two of three from Construction and Repair.
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Warineas
Virginia Boym
Musser
McBride
Cunningham
Grifich
Bill
Tom Long
Foster
Long
Henry
Ainamith
Milan
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Teels
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Virginis
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Buck. Becker
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Biniay
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Gagnier
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Innter
Washington, D. C
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Youngstown
Griffith
Jack Ryan
Chicago
Rochester
N. Y
Louisville Atl
George Warnam
Charles Melsnar
Dayton
Ohio
Frawer
W. R. Stevenson
Wheeling
W. Va
Herman Collins
A. Sel‘bach
Columbus
Exmile Mayer
Indianapolis
Fed
Henry Howards
Buffalo
Exhibition games shape early season baseball notes
March reports from San Antonio Atlanta Hot Springs and Nashville summarize exhibition results and roster moves. Philadelphia Americans beat Bender 10 7 in San Antonio after six hits in the seventh inning. New York Americans edged a second-string squad 3 2 in Atlanta practice. Tris Speaker resigned with the Red Sox, and Boston and Philadelphia call off a training exhibition series due to conditions.
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Tex
Bender
Banv Antonio
Philadelphia Americans
Hensler
Philadelphia
Hot Springs
Ark
Tria
Speaker
Hostoy Red Sox
McAleer
Red Sox
Tris
Boston
Goodman Earns Decision Over Burns In Ten Rounds
New York March 19 Jack Goodman defeated Kid Burns by decision after ten fast rounds at the Fairmont A. C. Goodman led in the opening round with lefts to head and body while Burns answered with rights to the jaw. Burns fought back, led by the body and solid rights, and control shifted round by round with Burns pressing in the second and fourth. Goodman regained momentum by the sixth, Burns showed effort in rounds nine and ten, but Goodman finished strong. Separations followed the final bell as the score stood in favor of Goodman.
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New York
Jack Goodman
Kid Burns
Fairmont A
Goodman
Byrne
Burns
Burns Goodman
Jack
Ranch
Ministers Seek Governor Help to Halt Kenosha Fight
In Kenosha on March 19 ministers led by Rev. Peter Stair of Park Avenue M. and Rev. B. E. Farril of the First Congregational Church appealed to the governor to stop the expected fight between Hugo Kelly and Adie McGeorty scheduled for the next evening. Several business and professional leaders joined the effort. The promoters may withdraw if halted.
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Wis
Kokoaha
Peter Stair
Park Avenue M
BE. L. Farril
First Congregational Church
Hugo Kelly
Adie McGeorty
Kennedy Fails to Stop Abel in Chattanooga Ring Bout
Jake Abel of Chattanooga defeated Fighting Charley Kennedy of New York after Kennedy promised an eight round stoppage but could not. Nat Dewey lost a decision to Jdan Johnson in tonight’s bouts reported from Chattanooga Tennessee by Special to The Washington Fest.
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Abel
Washington
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jake Abel
Charley Kennedy
New York
Nat Dewey
Jdan Johnson
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