Havana Race Card Off Due To Heavy Rains
Weather drenched Havana racetrack as last night’s rain made the course muddy and the fourth race was declared off. Silex 11 led the first race from far back to beat Ely by a length while Mess Kit won the second by five lengths. Buckingham dominated the muddy third, Tony Beau led the stretch in the fifth, and Chamera captured the sixth in her fourth straight. Randel triumphed in the seventh as fluens and Bill Hunley placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Silex 11
Ely
Mess Kit
Natrum
Buckingham
Tony Beau
Chamera
Fase
Hald
Randel
Fluen
Bill Hunley
Havana Results Races At Silex Track and Odds
Race card reports six furlongs with Silex IT winning at 19 to 1, odds listed for Indie and Litouek. Second to Mess Kit and Serrce Flag, with detailed fractions and times. Other races show declared offs, favorites Fitz Boodle and The Pirate, plus multiple also ran entries and final timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silex
Litouek
Dinty Moore
Bailey
Merrick
Mess Kit
Hunt
Kingworth
Serrce
Willian J. Murray
Ravensea
Pokey Balen
Fise
Apa TeGaigham
Ool
Mad Nell
Moyle
Zarven
Kennedy
Tame
Binns
Grundy
Awomy
Plutality
Caimito
Navico
Fouith
Fife
Toney Beau
Pribie
Carrie Ea Chincoteuzue
Huer
Kelsay
Bill Finnies
Smallwood
Higoden
Audrey
Tan
Thoroughbred racing card notes show multiple heats and entrants
A scrambled race program lists horses across seven races at five-eighths to one mile plus specialized distances. Notable entries include Wedding Prince Indian Prince South Revece Tariller and Hazel Seale with several riders and weights noted, alongside handlers Craven and Whiteman, reflecting a dense lineup from Tia Juana track day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volan
Tady Bourbon
Foeman Striker
Hermosa
Olive Terry Vectory
Montgomery, Jr
Little One
Lady Bafield
McCrean
Blair
Letty
Bettie Stuart
Joseniit
Tandie Meyers
Apile Jack
Mary Jay
Wa Mifle
Hamilton
Pergy Martin
Cal Murphy
Pueblo
Uid Blomestead
Flow Steel
Aerinak
Binet Pst
Audrey K
Whiteman
Tariller
M Craven
Ll Bittern
Dr. Tubbs Nelhie Harper
Polly Wate
Sadélenwell
Walter Bunt
Hazel Seale
May Manly
Tie d'Gabe
Soria
Vic Lane
Misa Meek
Tenille
Orioles Club Changes Golf Tourney Dates
Baltimore announces the Orioles Club changes the spring invitation golf event at Rowland Park to May 11 12 and 18 to avoid conflicting with the Maryland championship for women at Suburban Club May 18 19. The adjustment aims to let golf enthusiasts attend both tournaments.
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Baltimore
Rowland Park
Onger
Rushing Grid Season At Columbia College
New York March 21 Columba university football heroes will gather April 10 for a month of intensive preparation for next fall. Head coach Frank J Buck ONeill will direct drills in kicking passing blocking and other fundamentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia University
Frank J
Buck) O'Neill
Teathin Burke Law Aims To Tighten Racing Rules
Annapolis Maryland March 21 a senate bill to strengthen the Burke law was moved by President Norris with amendments. The measure would cap racing days at 72 per year and raise the daily license fee from 6000 to 10000 dollars. Revenue totaling 80000 dollars would be distributed to agricultural fairs across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Senate
Norris
Tia Juana Race Day Draws Quick Finishes
Race card lists eight events at Tia Juana with favorites and payouts. First race saw Faber and Misa Edna among longshots, with Time 0:49. Second through eighth races feature multiple contenders led by Tom Owens, Relatio, Sir John Vergne, and Trusty with varied odds and times, selections like Vodka and Lady Bourbon noted among bettors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faber
Sletealf
Misa Edna
Shompoon
Tat Hampson
Hur
Nancy Winet
Babe Ruth
Red Planet
Metcholr
Pater Pierson
Dud
Aleo Rag
Neteor
Alazon
Canderesa
D. Hurn
Fogon
Silk Box
Lthel Kismet
Sauirel Hawkins
Luntamer
Controll
Thompson
Bookworm
Studer
Norain
Nebraska Lad
Lady Enfield
Jacobe
Dixie Mazon
Ponzaray
Cascade
Rentry
Aunt Sue
Relatio
Donchue
Piedra
Gath
Huntamer
Tite
Nan McKinney
W. Montgomery
Leander
Wood
Caron
Col. Snider
Carter
Teo Eade Tone
Our Leader
Chrome
Conichon
Huge
Nick In
Indian Brigade
Sir John Vergne
Montana
Martinez
Tom Brooke
Hantaner
Tine
Gen. Byng
Shenandoah
Teo Breckenridge
Redman
Trusty
Harry Burgoyne
Ator
Little Beach
Rata
Katherine Rankin
Nonsuit
Lady Bourbon
Striker
Joe Blair
J. D. Sugg
Hamilton A
Cal. Murphy
Pueblo
Plow Steel
Yermak
Pinecrest
Welding Prince
Booth Breeze
Capt. Wlover
Little Less
Tom Craven
Bye Bright
Polly Vale
Franklin
Walter Dent
Hazel Dale
Duc de Gulse
McLane
Pancho Villa May Fight in America
New York reports Pancho Villa the 107 pound flyweight and bantam weight champion of the Orient may soon appear in the United States. The Ilaite Filipino has defeated top rivals in his region including George Mendies and Georgie Lee at Madison Square Garden, winning decisively after Lee carried ten pounds more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pancho Villa
Orient
George Mendies
Villa
Georgie Lee
California
Madison Square Garden
Lee
Celestiel
Joe Kennedy Wins Cue Tournament At Grand Central Parlors
Joe Kennedy defeated Frank Kelliher 100 to 74 in last night's pocket billiard match at Grand Central parlors. Kennedy posted runs of 17 14 and 1a while Kelliher's best were 14 13 and 10. James Guy and George Wiseman duel tonight. Mohawk Juniors seek to form an intersectional league for northeast and southwest district junior teams. join by contacting C. P. Rice at 1711 East Capitol Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kennedy
Frank Kellicher
Grand Central
Kelliher
James Guy
George Wiseman
C. P. Rice
East Capitol Street
Sergt. Henshaw
Elliott
Ninth Street Northwest
Delock
Knickerbocker Juniors End Membership Drive
The Knickerbocker Juniors accepted 22 new members as their drive closed yesterday. Forty athletes are now members of the Knickerbocker Junior club. Nomini A. C. will meet at 921 P Street Thursday at 7:30 PM to elect officers for the coming year. All interested are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KNICK
Knickerbocker
Nomini A. C
P Street
RACE-For 4yr olds claiming at multiple distances
The listing profiles several horses with weights and figures for four races including 61 furlongs and mile distances. Notable entries include Jessica W as a likely choice, Bauhanalian and AVOMIVE as strong contenders, and Whippet with best figures for the 3-year-old and up race. Readable form suggests entries may contend or improve, with several horses needing stronger figures to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slessica W
Bauhanalian Oo
Avomive
Wiatterford Pene
Susarmint
Shconty
Pudse Budroyw
Ds CasstUn Payee
le Balatre
Sia Lurate
Waraway
Mary Jane Baker
Waler Turnbow
Jaenbean
Hazel Wo
Ilaman
Drapery
Mary Erb
Triomphant
Wis
Stone
Baywood
Osenod
Eeee
C Ount
Bierman
Shafer
Weeseee Alu
Thred
Jhssica Fn
Budrow
Whippet Backed to Beat in Cuban Hippodrome Third
Sports writer notes Whippet as best bet of the day at the Cuban Hippodrome race card. Sea Pirate is the likely favorite in the third with Labastre and Blaze away in support. Other contenders include Bacchanalian Black Baby Jacobean and Walter Turnbow in the mix for exacta and show bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whippet
Beezer
Mose
Sea Pirate
Labastre
Hfe
Bacchanalian
Waterford
Judge Budrow
Blaze
Walter Turnbow
Hazel W
Jacobean
Kentucky
Osgood
Local women bowlers to organize Sunday meet
At a Sunday morning meeting at 1 o'clock at the recreation health center an association to conduct their manual city bowling championships will be organized by women pinepillers of the District. Officers will be elected at this meeting Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Health Center
Five Former Riding Stars Become Trainers This Season
Five jockeys Carl Shilling Johnny Loftus Vincent Powers Bill Knapp and Joe Notter graduate to trainer licenses with public stables. Notter brings long experience from Whitney Rowe connections and small but notable past success. Loftus will train T Fortune Ryan horses after years as the real trainer for the string. Powers shifts to Greentree steeplechasers replacing James Owens. Shilling takes charge of a prominent Maryland public stable as racing reorganizes locally. Spartan A C seeks Sunday games in the District while Manhattan A C aims for fast unlimited-class matchups. A special pocket billiard match and local practice plans are announced, with Freddie McLeod placing second in the St Augustine Open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vnt
Jockey Club
Carl Shilling
Johnny Loftus
Vincent Powers
Bill Knapp
Joe Notter
America
Harry Payne Whitney
Notter
James Rowe
Rowe
Fred Johnson
Morton L. Schwartz
Notters
Loftus Ryan
T. Fortune Ryan
Loftus
Jake Byer
Mr. Riddle
H- Tcenge
Greentree
Payne Whitney
Powers
James Owens
Cal. Shilling
Maryland
Training in Mud at KY Courses
Louisville, Ky March 21 It was the first day of spring here in name only with snow flurries and wintry blasts. Deep mud covered Churchill Downs and Douglas Park as more than 200 horses were exercised. Kentucky racing season opens in under two weeks with 459 horses in the state, 300 at the Downs.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Douglass Park
Downs
Douglas Park
Italia
New England golf event set for Woodland and Winchester
The New England Professional Golfers' Organization schedules a 72 hole medal play individual championship at Woodland Golf Club on June 13 and an amateur professional champion event at Winchester Country Club on August 21, both 36 holes. Gilbert Nicholls won last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medsa
New England Professional Golfers’ Organization
Woodland Golf Club
Gilbert Nicholls
Ship
Winchester Country Club
Karr Wins Newspaper Decision In Akron Bout
Akron reports Johnny Karr Cleveland welterweight won a newspaper decision over veteran Phil Bloom New York in a 12 round bout. Also Johnny Rini Cleveland won a newspaper decision over K O Circus Pittsburgh featherweight in a 10 round semifinal. William Marshall longtime Lake Forest Scotch golf pro dies after illness. F E Byers named captain of University of Pittsburgh basketball team for 1923.
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Akron
Ohio
Johnny Karr
Cleveland
Phil Bloom
New York
Johnny Rini
K. O. Circus
Pittsburgh
Chicago
William Marshall
Onscilla Club
Lake Forest
Marshall
Illinois Professional Golfers Association
Pipy
F. E. Byers
University of Pittsburgh
Rubinstein Club Concert At Masonic Auditorium
The Rubinstein club presented a second program last evening at the Masonic auditorium with Devora Nadworney contralto George Smith baritone Enrique Ros pianist and Herman Rosen violinist as assisting artists Claude Robeson leads the club The stars were winners of the neat competition directed by the National Federation of Musical clubs Mrs Blandy for the club Miss Blachman and Mrs Mount for the assisting artists provided accompaniments enhancing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubinstein Club
Masonic Auditorium
Devora Nadworney
George Smith
Enrique Ros
Herman Rosen
Claude Robeson
National Federation of Musical Clubs
Blandy
Blachman
Mount
School Health Aims Spur Parent Teacher Meeting
Dr Albert Ridgeley medical inspector of the Thirteenth division US Army urged correction of physical defects in school children at John A Logan P T A meeting. An open forum followed pushing closer parent and teacher cooperation for welfare of children. The Washington Brandywine and Point Lookout Railroad asked ICC to raise capital from 100000 to 600000 to fund a 61 mile line from Mechanthaville to Point Lookout Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ridgeley
John A. Logan
Parent-Teachers Association
Ridgeley
United States Army
Washington
Vote Against Legion Meet Over Alleged AAU Bias
Costello post of the American veterans will not enter a team or participate in the upcoming American Legion track meet at Central Stadium next month due to alleged discriminatory treatment by local legion officials during last month’s Fifth regiment AAU event in Baltimore. Plans for a Wardman Park hotel banquet honoring Hanford McNider include entertainers from local theaters and a fraternal organization leading the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amateur Athletic Union
Fifth Regiment
Baltimore
Costello Post
American Veteran
American Legion
Central Stadium
Wardman Park Hotel
Hanford McNider
Riches Sought From Recluse In Washington Estate
Mrs Alice Ryan Clark of Brooklyn niece of Miss Theresa Ryan seeks admin of Miss Mary A Ryans estate after finding 12 000 in uncashed dividend checks 50 uncashed checks and stocks valued at 50 000 plus 23 500 in bonds and 20 000 in real estate. Clark claims half the holdings belong to the estate and notes Homer Ryan as missing for over twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ryan Clark
Brooklyn
N. Y
Theresa C. Ryan
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Streat Northwest
Justice McCoy
Mary A. Ryan
Capital Traction Company
Washington Railway and Electric Company
C. & P.telephone Company
Palestine Labor Bank Speaker Urges Share Support
Mania Shochat, a Palestine labor bank representative and agricultural worker, spoke at a mass Jewish gathering at the I C O F temple about the bank’s founding in Jerusalem in May 1921 and its aims for the Hebrew working class. A banquet for Miss Shochat was set for Glick's restaurant tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mania Shochat
United Labor Organizations of Palestine
Miss Shochat
Palestine
Palestine Labor Bank
Jerusalem
A. B. Mitchell
Paula Zion
Glick
I Street
Accused Police, Goes to Tats in Court
Joseph Fleet, a colored man, testified he was threatened with a severe beating to force a confession to a crime he denies. Police claimed he confessed after questioning about stealing a suit of clothes and a harness worth 25 dollars from Richard Courtney. The judge found the story implausible and Fleet was sentenced to several days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fleet
McMahon
Fleet
Richard Courtney
Joseph
Arrested at Walter Reed Soldier Faces Allentown Embezzlement Charge
Walter Gallagher a 25 year old soldier at Walter Reed was arrested by Detectives Kelly and Scrivener for extradition to Allentown Pennsylvania on embezzlement charges totaling $2023.23. He denies the allegation and will return in custody today to face the charge. Dancing was the main amusement at the Delaware State Society meeting at the Rochambeau last night with plans for a merger debate between District traction companies led by Senator Ball and opponent Charles G. Dempsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gallagher
Walter Reed Hospital
Kelly and Scrivener
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Gallagher
Pennsylvania Light and Power Company
Altentown
Delaware State Society
Rochambeau
L. Heiser Ball
Ball
Charles G. Dempsey
John Dick
Charles H. Ruth
Lillian le Kites
Thomas Lodge
City Briefs Show Club Meetings and Events
The Anthony league meets this afternoon at 2007 Columbia road. The Twentieth Century club art section meets tomorrow at 8 at 1447 Irving street NW. The nature section departs from Du Pont circle this afternoon for Cabin John. The French section gathers at Mrs John Van Sehaick Jr s home 1417 Massachusetts Ave NW. The Indiana society meets the Ebbitt Monday night. The Federation of Women s clubs public welfare committee meets Saturday at 2 at Mrs Ellis Logan s 1253 Irving St NW. The Lee Highway association hosts a dinner at the City Club tonight. Dr Elizabeth Ross Reed lectures on the Holy Land at Grace Dodge Hotel tomorrow night. The M H A and W F H A present a minstrel show and dance at Raleigh tonight. A special film Our Navy in Action shown at the YWCA tonight from 8. St Gaubrie s Council of Catholic Men meets at Masonic Hall Second and Upshur tonight. A Chesapeake and Potomac T C employees demo How the Telephone Works at Washington Advertising Club luncheon at City Club today. The Sunny Side of Grub Street lecture by Christopher Morley at Playhouse 1814 W N Street NW tomorrow afternoon at 45 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Irving Street
Dupont Circle
Cabin John
John van Sehaick, Jr
Massachusetts Avenue
The
Federation of Women's Clubs
Ellis Logan
Lee Highway Association
City Club
Elizabeth Ross Reed
Holy Land
Grace Dodge Hotel
Brainard Heirs Agree on Disposal of Estate
The Brainard and Brainard estates valued at 36000 will be divided equally among Mrs Adelia B Gilbert sister of Chauncey C Brainard and Mrs Julia A Jacobs mother of his wife. Attorneys Sinnott represent the administrator in probate court filings. Other estates from Knickerbocker theater victims include Esther H Kautz 34700 left per letters petition and Daisie G Bowden 1200 left per administration petition with probate court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey C. Brainard
Washington
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Knickerbocker Theater
Adelia B. Gilbert
Brainard
Julia A. Jacobs
Miles
Eugene Wambaugh
Albert G. Buehler
Hazen P. Buehler
Daisie G. Bowden
Eighteenth Street
Esther M. Burrows
Brooks Sues Washington Railway for 5000 Damages
Walter Brooks filed a suit against the Washington Railway and Electric Company seeking five thousand dollars in damages. He alleges that while boarding a streetcar he was thrown to the ground and severely injured, with attorney Frank C. Sloan handling the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brooks
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Frank C. Sloan
Brooks
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