Amateur Boxing Opens in New York Under A A U Rules
Local boxing fans welcome the Frawley bill legalizing amateur bouts in New York State. Senate passage moves to the assembly, with Gov. Hughes expected to sign. The sport could rebound after Horton law repeal, with five round fights and eight ounce gloves under A A U rules.
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Crane Defeats Sands to Meet Gould for Title
Joshua Crane Jr of Boston defeats Charles Sands of New York in the national court tennis championship final to earn a challenge match against Jay Gould of New York, the present title holder, in Saturday's contest. The match was among the fastest amateur exchanges seen in the city.
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E. Sands
Boston
Mar
Joshua Crane, Jr
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New York
Jay Gould
Juggler Disqualified in Feature Race at New Orleans Meet
Juggler the favorite was disqualified for foul play in the seven race card. St Valentine took the feature after the infraction, with Pasadena and Lady Esther following. Morales led the mile purse event in a light exercise gallop, while Lacy Crawford captured the mile and a half selling affair.
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John McBride
Nellie Burn
Noel
Agreement Reported on Track Sale Between Parties
It is believed to be the result of an agreement between the Blue Grass Fair people and James B. Hagin of New York, who have agreed to purchase the track from Captain Harry K. Brown of Pittsburgh.
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New York
Harry K. Brown
Pittsburg
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Marathon Beaten at Oaklawn in Hot Springs Feature Race
The Bear won the feature event at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs on March 2, pulling up Marathon the Cella colt. Hitta Louise and King Leopold also favored, deputies served warrants on eight people under Amis law as weather stayed clear and track fast. Race details list multiple horses with times and payouts across six races, including Etta Louise and Broken Melody victorious in early sprints and Stolen Moments taking the long one mile event.
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Ark
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 Captures Ascot Day With Three Winners
Los Angeles report notes jockey Knapp rode three winners including Von Tromp in the feature. Don Demo, the among-favorites, settled for second as several races produced tight finishes. Main results list Revolt, Steeesel, Freestae, Von Troms, Funeamta, and Bister Julia among winners with detailed placings and times.
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Tockey Sknapp
Ascot
von Tromp
Don Demo
Revolt
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Steeesel
Davis
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Cottium
Daruma
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Connie AL
Glyane Alo Tan
MAHER WINS LIVERPOOL CUP AT LIVERPOOL
American jockey Danny Maner won the Liverpool Spring Cup on Bridge of Danny in a one mile and three furlongs handicap. Bridge of Canny took the lead early, Wild Aster finished second, Cadwal third in a field of sixteen. Maher secured his first win of the season amid 100 to 1 and 20 to 1 betting odds.
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Mar
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Maner
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H. Escott
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Cadwal
Koerner Triumphs In Slow Oakland Feature Race
Koerner guides KeGO to win the fourth race at Oakland amid a slow track. Mabel Hollander and Lord Remington chased the winner with Elevation and The Reprobate also running in the card heavy with mixed results across six races in San Francisco era notes.
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Lexington meet dates set by Kentucky Racing Commission
Lexington Ky Mar 2 announced that races will be held at the running tracks here from April 27 to May 4. The Kentucky Racing Commission allotted these dates for the meeting. The decision to hold a running meeting 8
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Men's Spring Suits at 20 Dollars Opening a Large Line
A broad display of five single breasted Sack models in gray and blue patterns. Suits come in light to dark shades with stripe check and plaid effects and self patterns. Priced at 20 dollars, matching the quality of 25 dollar standards for men seeking distinctive style.
Trial Gallops At Benning As Jockey Miller Returns
Washington racegoers look forward to Marvelous Miller riding for Billy Garth at Benning. A carload of W. C. Daly horses includes Gentian My Son Blue Dale and others. Morning track was heavy, improving by noon with numerous workout times listed for many horses.
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Excelsior Handicap weights set for Jamaica track race
Top-weighted Go Between assigned 126 pounds for the $10,010 Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica on April 23. Doc Gardner carries 123, Dandelion 121, and Disdale 120. Other contenders include Waterlight 118, Ironsides 113, Pretension 110, and a raft of 107 to 118 for three-year-olds, with the $7,500 winner’s purse.
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Montgomery on Ground for Crescent City Derby Start
Montgomery, a leading Derby contender, arrived at the Fair Grounds from Memphis and began work shortly after arriving. He clocked two miles and a furlong in 2:00 as bookmakers focus on him as the likely post favorite.
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Paddock Gossip and Jockey Movements Across Circuits
Track and paddock gossip note Barney Schrether back at Galland after recovery, will ride in Seattle this season. Puddin McDaniel joins Honning Jockey Club in Seattle. Oakland’s Willems unlikely to pace Firestone and Oren in two year old Kan t. Seattle meeting chief officials listed. Burlew & O'Neill ship horses from New Orleans to Gravesend next Monday. Royal Bree sold to Moss Goldplatt, WE wood Samson and Gift to Latamia. Sir Toddington and Juggler to be aimed at Aqueduct engagements.
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Grand National Steeplechase Looms at Aintree
New York March 21 reports the Grand National at Aintree near Liverpool tomorrow. Field narrowed from sixty five nominations to twelve to twenty starters. Favorites include Wolf's Folly and Timothy Titus with Red Lad Rathvale Drumcree Oatlands Brewson among contenders.
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Five Thousand Dollar Purses For Pacers At Narragansett
Providence March 21 Announcement by Secretary Moore of the Narragansett Park Trotting Association states the Park Brew Stakes of 95,000 will be for the free-for-all pacing class at the grand circuit meeting this season. The purse is the richest for so fast a class, with previous stakes at 1,500 and 2,000. Entries close April 2. The stake has been offered for pacers around the 2:10 mark. A unique feature is the entrance fee on a handicap plan based on records. the slower the record, the more the owner pays.
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Narragansett Park Trotting Association
Herrmann Chosen President At Cincinnati Bowling Meet
The Cincinnati delegation won the next congress and tournament for Cincinnati and elected August Herrmann president for 1907-08. Edward Meyers was named first vice president, Adam Hahn second vice president, and F. L. Pasdeloup treasurer. The meeting set February 0 for the next congress and outlined committees to coordinate with rival bowling groups.
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Swamp Bowlers Beaten by Tobbert's Best Bowlers
A picked sextet from The Post composing room duckpin bowlers defeated Tobbert's top squad two games to one. The Swampoociers showed spirit but faltered in a clutch moment. Scores: Doebberts 24 101 87 82 totals 545 3 MS 534.
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Athletics in the Capital Open Season April 23
The Capital City League starts on April 23 with a season ending in late August to allow a championship series. Department of Commerce and Labor plays at Van Ness Park this afternoon against the Hatchetties, while high school teams and Georgetown candidates also prepare. Catch O Hara drills the Georgetown squad as pitchers work on fast and curve balls and batteries train hard.
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