Washington Post Newspaper Archives, Mar 22, 1906, p. 8

Blue and Gray Regatta Set After Bad Weather and Losses

Georgetown and Naval Academy rowing authorities set the annual Severn River dual for Saturday April 7, the earliest date agreed due to midshipmen races later in April and May. Disrupted practice from disqualifications and illness has forced lineup experimentation as Coach Dempsey leans toward Stuart and Leahy for stroke.

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Wrong on Six Rages at Farr Grounds in New Orleans

Six races produced heavy favorites beaten as Jerry Lynch paid 20 to 1 for the long shot victory. Safeguard faltered with a jockey fall in the Jat race while Ben Mac led a late stretch surge. Pride of Woodstock won the first race at 16 to 2, Last Cherry second at 3 to 2, Glove Hunter third at 6 to 3. Other races featured a mix of long shots and midpriced runners with notable odds listed.

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New Orleans Farr Grounds Ben Mac Safeguard Hecell Weather Clear Jack Pride of Woodstock Superior Royale Sigmund OW. Flynn Ben MacDhul Hickory Corners Areo Paul King's Gem Gleeman Atwood Marvin Neal Daniel Lytheust Red Raven McWilfame Roderick Fenianalen Mies Haneil Cer Celebration Lena J Come On Sam Cut Glass Pratty Nellie Fime Quaint Shipwreck Bess Chenes BI Carroll Jerry Lynch Old Hal Brilliant Lizette Little Rose Keaton J. Clem Tan

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Barred Forever From Turf by Coast Jockey Club

Durrell and McCafferty were banned for life by the Pacific Coast Jockey Club after a feud involving selling races. The ruling, following prior suspensions and doping accusations, aligns with East Coast authorities and is expected to be recognized nationally.

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Washington Post Los Angeles Cal C. E. Durnell J J. McCafferty Pacific Coast Jockey Club Durrell Ascot Park Stewarts McCafferty Pacific Coret Jockey Club Pacific Coast Thomas H. Williams W. E. Dun Adam Anfkrew Darnell East New York Ascot Park McCaferty Durell Alderman Batt Jockey Club Darnell and McCafferty

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New Orleans Fair Grounds Racing Entries Today

A dense list of racing entries across multiple races at New Orleans Fair Grounds. Includes horses such as Sanetome Atwood Feolan Plater Gold Hone Escutcheon Margaret Panerentis The Ram Enverite and many others with various weights and purses noted for each of the thirteen races.

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New Orleans Fair Grounds Sanetome Atwood Feolan Plater Margaret Panerentis the Ram Henneckes Enverite Helen Lucas Lucy Maria Captain MacCormack Schroeder Midway Ransom Viola C Helmuth Miss Nothing Felling Klmstle Edvarde Arabo Tom Mankins van Ness Lady Mowrletta Alamni Stort Netting Bluemound Stonewall Paul Prince Salmn Salm Caunter Joe Goo John Randolph Brilziant

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Lord Radnor Best At Jumps At City Park

New Orleans horse results show Clyde triumphed in the first race at six furlongs while Lords Radnor won the steeplechase. multiple runners including Tudwalser Nour Dural and Oak CUM placed or ran in the day’s card with weather clear and track fast.

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Radkte Has Four Winners at Oaklawn Meet

Radtke captured four winners and a second as Hot Springs Arkansas race day featured clear warm weather and a good track. The card at Oaklawn listed six furlongs Tyrolian winning with Bob May second. other races included Euro patian, Martius, Amador, Alling Cummins, and Lowline triumphs with notable payouts and contenders such as Bendigo and Dolvila in close competition.

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Callaghan Wins Phaeton Handicap At Oakland in Rain

In a wet Oakland track event on March 21, Callaghan led from the start to win the Phaeton Handicap, favored to succeed over Corn Blewin and Heknighted. The Lieutenant also scored in the Fifth Race at odds of 1 to 8. Weather was rainy and the track sloppy as multiple races produced close finishes and notable runners such as Bingg, Mabel Hollander, and Shady Lad.

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Oakland San Francisco Callaghan Evelyn Guin Elia King Langtora James Bingg Mabel Hollander Handmaiden Tananr Clement Mechimn Corn Blewin Dixie Lad A. Muskeday Soutriere Lieutenant Shady Lad Buchanan Loa Helarthorpe Eady Roheala Lucrece Lone Wolf Judge Tacoan Sir Edward Tom McGrath Lucens Princess Titania Young Pilgrim Crown Patsy Iain Mack

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M C A Swimming Meet Promises Tight Baltimore Dual

Washington boys to clash with Baltimore athletes in a M M C A dual meet at the local building Saturday night. Baltimore entries include Schenck Nelson Wight Nelson Lee Brooks Hampronod Cogswell Mathews Whitney Selman with a 44 foot relay led by Selman Colston Schenck captain.

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Will Run Well Today at Fair Grounds Field

A list of horse names and participants appears for the Fair Grounds event including 43rd Rone and Plater among others with many owner, trainer, and horse entries such as Lucy Marls Tara Mankiss and Decay. Venue cited as City Park and Hot Springs area names appear in the eclectic roster.

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Anna Day Gamare Mynheer Arthur Curomer Fat Bulger Envoy Adara Gola Zone Margaret M Oratarum Hot Springs

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St Stephen's Institute Triumph Over Washington Light Infantry

St Stephen's Institute won a 23 to 19 basketball game at the Fifteenth Street Armory against Washington Light Infantry. Handiboe debuted for St Stephen's at right forward, while Woodhead of the YMCA played for the militiamen. First half was close at 12 to 10, second half faster with 18 points by Shorty Hughes for the winners. Barker and Handshoe starred for St Stephen's, with Shreve and Loftus notable for the home squad. The Ling-up lists players and scorers. next game set for Wednesday evening.

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Madden Horses Here First Benning Handicap Contenders

John E Madden ships twenty eight head from Hamburg Place Kentucky to Benning for the opening Benning Handicap with star entries including Vendor and Dandelion. Field likely to expand with notable owners like Lord of the Vale Mount Henry Marjoram Bohemia Race King The Cure Bellsnicker Veronese and Pater. Garth weighs Pater at under ninety six pounds and eyes form over longer distances as a key first Benning Handicap contender. Also notes favorable weather aiding horse preparation and a planned second Madden division to Belmont Park. A basketball game is announced for St John's gym tonight between Pecks Chapel and Farmers.

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Lord Jockey Club John E. Madden Hamburg Place Texington Madden Belmont Park Kentucky Benning Vendor Saratoga J. R. Hitchcock Thomas Strahan Virginia Maryland August Belmont Lord of ‘the Vale Mount Henry Henry Oxnard Bohemia Orville L. Richard W. Doppeler Maurice Il. Hayman Bill Daly

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Miller School Shut Out by Virginia in Seven Inning Game

Charlottesville March 21 The Miller School baseball team fell to Virginia 19 to 0 in seven innings. Virginia used two pitchers with Bingham shining, Lawler at short and Rice at first delivering solid defense. Miller showed good fielding but poor throwing. Woodson allowed most of the runs. Batteries Virginia Moore Bingham Carlex Miller Woodson King.

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Sullivan Boxing Bout Set for Baltimore Fight Night

Washington boxer Kid Sullivan is matched with Unk Russell of Philadelphia in Baltimore for fifteen rounds at 188 pounds. If Sullivan wins, he will offer Terry McGovern $3,000 for a title shot and may challenge Nelson for a twenty round bout at ringside. prior terms depend on McGovern’s conditions.

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Mantz Returns to Referee Big Fight in Lexington

George Mantz, after years away from officiating, will referee the ten round all star bout between Young Mack of Chester PA and Tommy Lowe of Washington at the Lexington Athletic Club Friday night. Mantz has a storied referee career and is considered a competent judge despite earlier retirement. In other action, Dumbarton Club beat University Club 66 to 38 in interclub pool play, lifting their series to 3 1.

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Bobby Baker Defeats Phillips at Washington Barracks

Bobby Baker defeated Phillips in a wrestling match at the Washington Barracks last night, scoring two falls in thirty eight minutes. Phillips won the first fall by pinning Baker in five minutes, then Baker took the next two falls in nineteen and fourteen minutes. In the prelim, Young Mackey and Nick Rosa finished tied after fifteen minutes.

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Williams strengthens Nationals infield deal sealed

Otto Williams, former Chicago standout, joined Washington after Connie Mack assisted in the deal. Manager Garland Stahl reports Williams as a versatile infielder with speed and hitting prowess, slated to open at second base with Schaify at shortstop as the 1915 Nationals eye a stronger infield core.

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Cassidy May Recover From Illness At Cheater Pa

Special to The Washington Fest reports Joe Cassidy's condition improved with signs favoring recovery after two weeks of illness. A bulletin notes he is not yet out of danger but shows better prospects. timing of any setback remains uncertain. Capital City League meeting set for Sunday at 3 pm to discuss mem ber withdrawals and officer elections at 129 Street Northwest office. Yale displeased as Parsons joins Olympians, weakening Yale's chances at intercollegiates. Parsons would have captained Yale next year. Words promote Hood's Sarsaparilla as assist to spring cleansing and clearer complexion.

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Blue and Gray Regatta Set After Bad Weather and Losses

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Barred Forever From Turf by Coast Jockey Club

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New Orleans Fair Grounds Racing Entries Today

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Lord Radnor Best At Jumps At City Park

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Radkte Has Four Winners at Oaklawn Meet

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M C A Swimming Meet Promises Tight Baltimore Dual

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Will Run Well Today at Fair Grounds Field

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St Stephen's Institute Triumph Over Washington Light Infantry

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Madden Horses Here First Benning Handicap Contenders

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Miller School Shut Out by Virginia in Seven Inning Game

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Sullivan Boxing Bout Set for Baltimore Fight Night

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Mantz Returns to Referee Big Fight in Lexington

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