Enfield Wins In Canter At Juarez Big Race
Enfield, heavily backed, won in a canter at Juarez amid a crowded but muddled race card. Rosen faced a suspension for the rest of the meeting after clashing with jockey Hudton. the incident capped a day of racing with multiple favorites delivering and some upset outcomes.
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Enfield
Juarez
Rosen
Buxton
Andh Muppert
Odda
Juares
Hride
Lismore
Atewards
Asm Connor
Hudton
Tom
Mira
Sin Teena
Chandler Tol Hoffman
Gelden Ruby
Aed Eiteo Alto
Enfeld
Hogtanr
Ate
John Grifin
Daawoethy
Yaela Ban
Mion
Apie Thue
Pride
Laamore
Pol
iMuermy
Falata
Macing Orne Aivile
Mike Malleit
Isorah
Today's Racing Entries Juares and 2 Year-Old Pace
Racing entries list for Juares and two year olds across multiple furlongs. The muddled OCR reads names of horses like Falatable, Inquiet Micheal Hite, Lavender Lam, Crow Rabh, and many others with assorted distances and weights. The page mixes horse names, odometer-like figures, and incomplete stakes, challenging precise extraction.
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Juares
Hoan
Dottie
Jon Choma
Worguh
Voisin
Kees Miving
Sun
Spabdlia
Pedro
Chartan Gress
Yankee Pook
Kigay Las
Uti Reee
Furge
WM Farlonge
Dalwe
Fai la Bold
Nicuoan
Reainsee
Tbesen OM
Reed
Kia Marth
Minster
Lakin Je
Brearac
Wicket
Eens
Lena Myrtineas
Fred Mutholmad
Arlestom
Charleston Run Today Sparks Long List of Names
A terse, fragmented OCR item lists numerous personal names and odd phrases including Charleston and Telegraph references. The readable portion suggests a crowd or event with many individuals such as Davie estry Forward Billy Holder and others, but details and context are unclear.
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Einelqnatt Inquirer
Arcens
Dariasalty
Rossbarg
Mieeth
Maxenties
Fardper
Mercuri
Carmelita
Rasy
Fiamma
Riff
Jakbons
Console
Jawtone
Joan Furlong
Jay Pay
Mija Jonah
Muff
Bertis
New York Grunswicks Win 1912 Five-Man Bowling Title
Chicago March 2 1912 The Grunswicks of New York won the American Bowling Congress tourney five-man team event finishing first after 36 teams. The Manhattans of Washington placed nineteenth, earning a share of prize money while Krauss and McKnew are expected to rise in two-man and all-events standings. The field featured high scores and announced payouts, with last year’s Planners of Chicago returning strong.
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Grunswicks
New York
Qalening
Manhattans
Washington
Woodly Aleo
Krauss
McKnew
Jim Sprigman
Georgetown ChasBall
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O'Connor
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Flaturday
Cogan
Sitterding
Feld
Fury
M. O'Connor
Davia
Mullaney
Flenis
White
Hofferan
Famous jockey 18 dead in California tubercular death
Oaktand California reports the death of noted jockey Henry Murphy known as Ice Man Roenosr who rose with Tod Sloan Sheats Martin and Clem Jenkins. He died today in comfortable circumstances after years in and out of racing and bookmaking before returning home with his frail health and elderly mother. Trinity Beate Elon College pitcher Ivey of Trinity beat Elon College 6 to 2 at Durham in a college game.
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Sheats
Martin
Clem Jenkins
Sying
Spencer
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Trinity
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M—Ivey
Itrinity College
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Durham
Colts Edge Regulars In Close 3 2 Victory
Washington Post report from Charlottesville Virginia March 21 details a sunlit baseball game where the Colts defeated the Regulars 3 to 2 in eight innings. Key players included Groom Cashion Akers and Shanks with notable base running errors by the Yannigan squad and strong pitching from the veterans.
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Washington Post
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Griffith
Virginia Baseballista
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Jack Flynn
Shanka
Spencer
Yannigan
Grounder
C. Walker
Foster
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Groom
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Scheer
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Grimm
Shanks
Cunningham
Spancer
Williams
Arnamith
Trun
Cashion
Akers
Spouis
Elf
Toluma
Houe
AEO
A.B. Milan
Walwer
Hion
Johnson
Canglngham
Mis—Ehanter
Bactifice Mt—Ghants
McBrida
Fortat
Prynn
Bryan
Umptree
Ryan
Rigier
Georgetown and C U Nines Name Players For Opening Games
Georgetown and Catholic University name their opening lineup for tomorrow against Baltimore Polytechnic. Moran aims to distribute pitching duties, with Greene Ryan Clarcy Flynn expected in early action. Welcoming changes include new infielders Hollander Daly Mulcahy M O Connor Mullany and others stepping into roles as Yale and Cornell exhibit on April 6.
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Georgetown
C. U. Nines
Moran
Catholic University
Baltimore Polytecnnic Institute
University
Warmley
Ety
Hoosier
Acm
McDonnell
Zachary
Verslty
Greene
Ryan
Clarcy
Flynn
Swarthmore
Widmayer
Charley O'Reilly
Xeeta
Haven
Kelly
Horan
McGendy
Batu
Lynch
Swift
Parker
Dooley
McDie
Gure Feiders
Brookland Ars
Yale
Cornell
Nationals
Woods
University Field
Howe to Coach at Yale
New Haven Conn March 21 Captain Jesse Spalding of Yale football announces Arthur Howe of East Orange New Jersey as head coach for next year. Spalding also names W McDevitt of Duluth Minnesota and Jan Beally of Pittsburgh as assistant coaches both former players on last year’s team.
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New Maven
Conn
Jesse Spalding
Yale
Arthur Howe
East Orange
N. J
Howe
Moha Defeats Sailor Burke In Ten Round Bout
Milwaukee's Bob Moha overpowers Sailor Burke of Brooklyn in ten rounds at the National Sporting Club New York. Burke is battered. Moha, though short for a middleweight, dominates with relentless punches and uppercuts. Also in Cincinnati new rule declares free agents protected. Charles Deal restored to free agent status after contract dispute with Lancaster Tri-State club. Herzog receives compensation related to Horsey draft price under new rule.
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National Sporting Club
Wu Gret
Bob Moha
Milwaukee
Sailor Burke
Brooklyn
Devere
Burke
Don
Mohs
Moha
Steve
Anita
Ewing
Patsy Haley
Mouawelzhad
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission
Charles A. Deal
Lancaster
Dent
Shail
Charles L. Hertog
Reading Club
Horsey
Herzog
Demand Olympic Ticket Shortages Prompt New Stand
Stockholm reports ticket demand for June to July Olympic Games has exhausted 27,000 seats. The committee plans adding a grand stand for another 10,400 seats. Russian athletes seek to charter a home arena to serve during the games, following the American team example.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Thie
Bellaved
New Orleans Beats Naps 4 to 2 in March Baseball Action
New Orleans hitters collected twelve hits off three Cleveland pitchers James Sweether and Swindell to win 4 to 2. In Birmingham Chicago Nationals battled to a 4 to 4 draw as manager Chance moved two young pitchers J B Nagle and Clarence Mitchell. Montgomery Southern Leaguers fell 17 to 7 to St Louis Americans while Cincinnati Nationals beat Atlanta 9 to 3 with two fourth inning homers. Beaumont Texas League second team edged Philadelphia Americans 4 to -
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James
Sweether
Swindell
Arna
Visltors
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Ala
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Tan Ioningw
Chance
J. B. Nagle
W Montgomery
Clarence Mitchell
Rockford
Montgomery
St Louis Americans
Atlanta
Cincinnati Nationals
Martin Walsh
Ed Walsh
Beaumont
Tex
Philadelphia Americans
Down the Alleys Seeks Baseball Games for Youth Teams
A local notice states Down the Alleys wants to arrange baseball games for players averaging 14 years. Contact C. B. C. baseball lab at 916 Florida Avenue Northwest or L. Glotius for arrangements.
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C. B.C
L. Glotius
Florida Avenue Northwest
Waivers to Be Asked on Shortstop Gagnier
Washington DC March 21 Manager Griffith indicated he may sell Eddie Gagnier Lincoln club shortstop to Indianapolis pending waivers. If waived Gagnier would likely be sent to the minors with Jimmie Burke of Indianapolis the likely recipient. Griffith notes Gagnier is best fielder among newcomers but no regular spot exists, while he considers Morgan and Foster for future roles.
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Charlottesville
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Lincoln Club
Indianapolis
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Georgetown Star Bob Eller May Row in Spring Regattas
Georgetown eyeing spring regattas with star athlete Bob Eller likely to stroke or cox an eight for the Blue and Gray. Eller, former stroke of Metropolitan Best Club, captained two Sparrow eight crews and rivals Dorando Miser in Harlem River regattas, plans to compete on Decoration Day and possibly in the Schuylkill Regatta in Philadelphia.
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Bob E Iter
Georgetown
Eller
New York
Dorando Miser
GIVES AID TO ATHLETICS AT BUSINESS HIGH
A luncheon yesterday at Business High raised a neat, though undisclosed, sum to support athletics. Principal Davis and the entire school backed the effort, with Tech and Central visitors paying toll to aid rivals. A teacher noted the irony of increasing eating to boost sports.
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Davia
Tech
Central
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