Amateur boxing opens in New York under A A U rules
Special to The Wellington Post reports the Frawley bill legalizing amateur boxing in New York State has passed the senate and goes to the assembly. Gov. Hughes is expected to sign, reviving a sport that died after Horton law repeal. Five-round bouts with eight-ounce gloves under A A U rules are mandated.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Crane to meet Gould after hard court win
Joshua Crane Jr of Boston defeated Charles Sands of New York in the national court tennis championship final and earned the right to face Jay Gould of New York, the current title holder, in the Saturday challenge match. The match was noted as exceptionally fast for an amateur contest in this city.
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E. Sands
Boston
Mar
Joshua Crane, Jr
Charles ©. Sands
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Jay Gould
Juggler Disqualified as St Valentine Wins Feature Race
In New Orleans racing, Juggler the favorite was disqualified for failing to pass Lady Esther, handing the seven furlong feature to St Valentine. Morales led the mile purse, and Lacy Crawford captured the mile and a half selling event.
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Bert Osra
Bui Phillips
Plana
da Oro
Verdant
Adkell
Zick Abrams
Red Queen
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Breevatt
Prince Bowling
Mio
Granada
Lee
Grenade
Rabaunder
A. Martin
Rather
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Bombind
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Foreigner
James Redtek
Hoge
Kemp Ridgely
Luzy Matte
Blacklock sleo_ ren
E. Jones
Dr. Young
Sleamons
Joe Davis
Merry Pioneer
Cull
John McBride
Nellie Burn
Noel
Agreement on Track Sale Sparks Blue Grass Fair Deal
It is believed to be the result of an agreement between the Blue Grass Fair people and James B. Hagin of New York, under which they have agreed to purchase the track from Capt Harry K. Brown of Pittsburgh.
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New York
Harry K. Brown
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Names on a crowded list at Fair Grounds event
A stream of names appears for a today event at Fair Grounds and nearby venues including Mildrene Adélai R Masher Catherine F Lee Creat Conventi Royal Broose Don’t Ask Me Mortibay Gamar Chiyesa Posing a Soprano Toy Bar Splon Felescape Pentagon Loch Gil Warner Griewell Sincerby Belle Oakland Misong yan Sliver Line Handmoiten Duke of Orleans Fred Bent Doctor Schator Distributor Spring Bao Rightful Salobla Sheen Martinmas Jim Pendergast Woolrandeln Sam Harker Chees Hot Springs Rifle Range Billy Bowlegs No Engine Rose Hart Buren Arnold Dulcle Pacheta Friends of Press Biarimbo Nanoibal Bey Tres Joli Sorrel Top Holgerson Hamilcar T Ja Bendigo Clear Night Athena Ascot St Orloff Irleh Mall Buna Antara Lord Provost Virgisla Lorriane Lala Wrangeman Search Me Boube Star of Runymzade Nappa Tony Romero Blue Bottle Hazeline Gonzales Pyrrho Little Gregg Marpelles
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Batch
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Skyward
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Bear wins Oaklawn feature race at Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 2, the Bear a high priced Cella colt led from the stretch to win the Oaklawn feature. Hitta Louise and King Leopold also drew support as winners. Eight suspects were served warrants for violating the Amis law as deputy sheriffs prowled the track. First race saw Etta Louise prevail at 3 to 1, second race Broken Melody won at 10 to 1, third race Leta Dutchy won at 7 to 2, fourth race The Bear trailed Marathon but won, fifth race Stolen Moments took the mile, and sixth race King Leopold won with The Abbott second. Time figures given for each.
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Bear
Oaklawn
Hitta Louise
King Leopold
Etta Louise
Foley
Albert M
Aubuchon
Accond
Brocade
G. Swain
Deseo Ho
McFadden
Tims
Rubber Ball
Katie McCracken
Madonna
Alien
Duble
Dushton
Captain Jarrett
Theodooie
Good and Rich
Dulzura
Leta Dutty
Butler
Blade
Arboro
Ruth Nolan
Truemans
le Rouge
Anna Davis
Insesion
Lola White
Dixie Andrews
Lady ‘Lavish
the Bear
Galley
Swain
the Abbott
Moreland
Aubuohon
Lord Dixon
Mareland
J. D. Dunn
King Veopold
Dearborn
Dooter Les Huffman
Charlay Ward
Yom Morgen
Storm
Demo
Knapp Dominates Ascot with Three Winners at Los Angeles Meet
Tockey Knapp rode to riding honors in Los Angeles at Ascot on March 21 claiming three winners. Von Tromp won the feature race while Don Demo finished second as favorite. Race-by-race results list Knapp aboard Revolt, Von Tromp, and other contenders with wide odds and late times.
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Cal
Tockey Sknapp
Ascot
von Tromp
Don Demo
Revolt
Knapp
Roberts
Smith
Steeesel
Davis
Woodthorpe
Blumenthal
Chancellor
Walworth
Cottium
Daruma
Chte Aloo
Piquet
Grand
Wouz Joyner
Runzy
Lancrece
Preston
Tima
Ding -Dong
Lizzie Albertine
Gold Spatala
Brooks Courses
Askling
Freestae
Jack Adams
Finaa
Roman Way
Kung
Adonis
Col. Bronston
Desmages
Neetiful
el Paisano
Allopoth Leorab
von Troms
Doy Domo
Prenton
Pantoufte
Holand
Hob Ragon
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Ross
Tod
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Huma
Lillie B
Clark
Gorgaleite
Redwood
Bauble
Bister Julia
Lukes Thrash
Buijiven
Ed Davia
Famith
Trne
Barney Oldfield
Dally
Connie AL
Glyane Alo Tan
Maher Wins Liverpool Cup on Bridge of Danny
American jockey Danny Maner rode Bridge of Danny to win the Liverpool Spring Cup, a 1000 sovereigns handicap for three year olds and up, over a mile and three furlongs. Bridge of Canny led by Maher prevailed by two lengths, with Wild Aster second and Cadwal third among sixteen starters. Betting prior to the start ranged from 100 to 1 for Bridge of Canny to 1 to 1 against Cadwal.
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Mar
Danny
Maner
Lord Derby
Maher
G. Walmsley
H. Escott
Bridge of Canny
Wild Aster
Cadwal
Koerner Drives Slow Oakland Feature Win at 4th Race
San Francisco March 21 KeGo Takes feature at Oakland race meeting with Koerner aboard. A slow track aided Koerner in the fourth race victory over Mabel Hollander and fair geld, while several other runners including Lord Remington and Mograne trailed.
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San Francisco
Mar
Jogo
Oakland
Mebel Hollander
Husky
L. Wiliams
Rustler
Fischer
Willie T
Musgrave
Jeramiah
Charles A
Charay
Wayne
Rober “Meyers
Altair
Warden Yell
Ira Musholand
Princesa Wheeler
Rottig
Willams
Hersalm
Dilly Mayham
Aixteenth
Aoting
Loxelie
Nuttig
Lone Wolflow
Eduanto
Cagh
Byronerate
Iras
Miso May Bowdies
Anvil
Vincent Yo
Miloz Welling
Kogo
Mabel Hollander
A. Brown
Lord Remington
Lynch
Cheers
Fatry Street
Bogum
Dec'Craig
Tonle
Lexington meet dates set by Kentucky Racing Commission
Lexington Kentucky March 2 announces races will be held at the running tracks from April 27 to May 4. The Kentucky Racing Commission allotted these dates for the meeting. The official decision confirms the spring running meet at Lexington.
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Lexington
Mar
Men's Spring Suits Featured At $20 In Broad Line
A large assortment of men s spring suits priced at twenty dollars showcases five distinct single breasted sack models in gray stripes plaids and blues. The collection emphasizes quality rivaling twenty five dollar standards for men seeking distinctive exclusive styles across light medium and dark shades.
BENNING MEET SEES MARVELOUS MILLER RETURN TO RACES
Washington racegoers expect another look at Jockey Marvelous Miller as he rides for Billy Garth at Benning following arrival from New York. A carload of Daly stable horses including Gentian My Son and Blue Dale reached the track, where workouts and slow early pace gave way to sharper time trials amid a heavy to improved surface.
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W. C. Daly
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My Son
Blue Dale
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da Kaber
de Muna
Horace E
Kernel
DY Vera
Reldmore
Binford
Oraiallo
Sir Wilfred
Enite
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Chippewa
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Mymoo
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Scarfel
Azelina
Ortord
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Gallant Lizzim
Drogedale
Golp
Workman
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Anna May
Bheridan
Bdwar
Shean
Licher
Rozanna
Banster
Rose.of Dawn
Coubin Kate
Go Between Honored With Top Weight in Excelsior Handicap
New York racing notes list Go Between at 126 pounds as top weight in the Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica on April 23. The $10,010 race, the Metropolitan Jockey Club event, offers $7,500 to the winner. Other weights include Doctor Gardner at 123, Dandelion 121, Disdale 120, Tokalon 119, Waterlight 118, and several three year olds and older horses assigned weights up to 110 for Sunrise and Florentine, with remaining entries carrying 107 to 100 pounds.
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H. R. Thomas
Jamaica
T. D. Sullivan
Doctor Gardner
F. BR. Hitchcock
C. Bennett
Disdale
Tokalon
Brooklyn
James B. Brady
Waterlight
Billy Lakeland
Martin Doyle
Hot Teddy
Oxford
Cairngorm
Nealon
Savable
Glorifier
FH. P Whitney
Ironsides
Sir Wilfrid
Voladay
W. H. Carey
California
Waxford
Red Friar
Minnie Adama
King's Daughter
Dan Hamilton
Don Inega
Rye
DeMand
Samson
Jacquin
Cressing
Avaunteer
Barney Schreibe
King Henry
Standover
J. C. Core
Colquel
Jack
Okentis
Conville
Keene
Zambest
Braumleigh Park
James H. McCormick
Crescent City
Montgomery on Ground Ahead of Crescent City Derby
Montgomery, a leading favorite candidate for the Crescent City Derby, arrived at the Fair Grounds from Memphis. He jogged two miles and a furlong in 2:00, drawing strong betting odds from post bookmakers and signaling a fast, favorable start to his campaign.
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Track and Paddock Gossip in Pacific Coast Racing
Barney Schrether returns fully recovered and will ride in Seattle after season terms. Puddin McDaniel joins Honning jockey corps in Seattle as a free lance rider. Oakland Club head Willems may skip Firestone and Oren in two year old form. Seattle meeting officials include chief steward judge handicapper and Arthur McKatent starter. Burlew & O'Neill ship horses from New Orleans to Gravesend next Monday. Royal Bree sold to Moss Goldplatt. W E Wood Samson and Gifted to Latamia. Sir Toddington and Jungler to race at Aqueduct on arrival.
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Galland
Alckenesa
Pacific Coast
Caason
Seattle
Puddin
McDaniel
Jockey Corpa
Honning
Washington Jockey Club
Willem
Gravesend
Royal Bree
Moss Goldplatt
Samson
Latamia Tom
Sir Toddington
Jnggler
New York
Aqueduct
Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree Tomorrow
New York March 21 report on the Grand National at Aintree Liverpool. Describes field size from sixty five nominees with twelve to twenty likely to start, course hazards Becher’s and Valentine’s Brooks, and the challenge for riders and horses. Mentions favorites Wolf’s Folly and Timothy Titus among contenders and notes Irish attendance and large public interest.
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England
Becher's
Valentine's Brooks
Ascetics Sliver
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Red Lad
Rathvale
Drumcree
Oatlands
Brewson
Park Brew Stakes Purses Five Thousand for Pacers
Providence March 21 Announcement by Secretary Moore of Narragansett Park Trotting Association says the Park Brew Stakes of 95,000 will be for the free-for-all pacing class during the grand circuit meeting. Entries close April 2. The handicap plan sets entrance fees by horse records, with higher records paying less.
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R. L. Mar
Moore
Narragansett Park Trotting Association
Herrmann Is President At Bowling Congress Meet
Edward Meyers of This City named first vice president land and Hardie Do Well. St Louis, Mo Mar 21 The Cincinnati delegation secured the next congress and tournament for Cincinnati and elected August Herrmann president for 1907 08. The secretary to cast unanimous ballots for Meyers Hahn Pasdeloup and others. February 0 selected for next congress. Richards show scores and flight standings in the tournament with high marks by R J St Paul A M Johnson and C H Ellis among others.
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Swamp Bowlers Defeated by Tobbert’s Five in Close Match
A picked Swamp Bowlers sextet from The Post composing room lost two of three to Tobbert’s best, with the Swampoociers showing seasonable enthusiasm but faltering in a tight finish. Scores listed: Doebberts 24 87 82 totals 545 3 MS 534.
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Athletics in the Capital Opens April 23 in League Debut
The Capital City League schedules its season from April 23 to late August with a championship series in mind. Department of Commerce and Labor play at Van Ness Park this afternoon against Hatchetties, as Coach Anderson aims for a strong showing. High school teams like Georgetown and Central prepare, with O Hara guiding catch practice and pitchers refining.
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Central
Georgetown
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