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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1922

Page

7

Billy Barton Captures Havana Feature Front Run Finish Half Length

Havana March 23 Billy Barton won the fifth race at Oriental Park by a half length over The Roll Call riding by Kelsey. The mile event finished in 1 30 3 5. Havana Electric or Brown Shasta led early, with Red, Jap Mama, Danny Lady, Speds and Don Pepe among other noted runners in a tight card.

Havana Thomas Monahan Oriental Park Billy Barton Kelsey Milt Havana Electric Kennedy Brown Shasta Danny Lady Speds Don Pepe Canny Lady Brown Sirasia Pickens Relax Picble Donna Helin Virulia Don Norman Matahumbre Rea Funt Kelsary Atkinson Helen Major San Stefano Culifa Shy Ann Viola G Mark Denvnélo Kayman Peaceful Star Vin Baal Ted Kelsay Thon Pepe Datusa Mary

Havana Racing Results and Notable Placings

Race card reports multiple thoroughbred events with horses such as Havana Electric and Time leading early fractions. Notable finishes include three-year-olds like Havana Electric and Six furlongs winners with times around 1 14, various odds, and horses including Datusa and Ava f among others in the day’s program.

Horse Racing Results First Race at Six Furlongs

A detailed card from a multi race meet shows winners and payoffs for the first eight races. Notable winners include Beautiful Dream in the first, Dainty Lady in the second, George C. Jr. in the third, Cover Up in the fourth, Buck horn FT in the fifth, Thirty Seven in the sixth, Black Top in the seventh, and Hot Foot in the eighth with associated jockeys, odds, and times.

Arganns Ginner Beautiful Dream Dire Johnson Searon Dee Hobbs Eugenia K Chippendale Squirrel Hawkins Aunt Sue Dainty Lady D.hurn P. Hurn Swenson Prophecy Miss Wells Rinkayous Generaling Nebraska Lad Cobrita George C. Jr Studer Little Orphaud Haurn Derlat Bounding -Through Go On Quinma Modiste Louis Lachmund Huntamer Fond Howe Virgo Carter Medford Boy Crow Eben Smyth Hattie Will Do Grispie W. C. Dooly Buckhorn Vetecan P. Harn Banmyland Planet Omond Walter Dant Rick Jessle Coombs Creely Kay Harry Budder Limerick Mce Murphy Little Jake Ternette Algo Black Top B. Hun Katherine Ttarkhi Fannie Nail Caron Bill Head Nellie Harper Tom Craven Alae Yan Hace Hot Foot Thompson Kitty Cheatham Nick Klein No Wonder John Wiggins Montperri

Olympic Dates Benefit Yanks

New York reports tentative dates for the 1921 Olympic games set by the French committee. Track events run from June 28 to July 13, allowing trials during college competition and ensuring early-season form without breaking training. Paris weather in summer favors an earlier start.

New York United States Beme Club Aames Paris

Better Not Sets Record in Sydney Trot Match

Sydney Nova Scotia March 7 Het ter Not of Sydney and Not Commodore Creseus of Glace Bay staged a world half mile trot record attempt in a matched race. The Commodore was credited with the new mark after a timing mix up. Better Not set the mark in the first of four heats, winning three.

Sydney N. S Hetter Not Commodore Creseus Glace Bay

Fans Pick Wills to Meet Dempsey Headline Fights by Popular Vote

Minneapolis March 23 The Boxing Blade poll selected top contenders to face champions in each class. Results show Harry Wilts to box Jack Dempsey with 27 300 votes. Tom Gibbons 50 100. Bill Brennan 19 400. Johnny Wilson to box Mike Gibbons 42 400. Harry Greb 14 600. Dave Rosenberg 14 100. Jack Britton to box Benny Leonard 32 200. Mickey Walker 20 700. Jock Malone 10 900. Charley White 22 400. Pete Herman to box Johnny Kilbane 37 800. Babe Herman 20 900.

Minneapolis Minn The Boxing Blade Jack Dempsey Harry Wilts Tom Gibbons Bill Brennan Johnny Wilson Mike Gibbons Harry Greb Dave Rosenberg Jack Britton Benny Leonard Mickey Walker Jock Malone Lew Tendler Charley White Pickey Mitchell Johnny Kilbane Babe Herman Andy Chaney Johnny Dundee Johnny Buiff Pete Herman Midget Smith Jor Lynch

Liver Pool Cup to Grandcourt at Liverpool meet

Grandcourt a six year old bay horse by Captivation out of LaHuppe owned by Mrs Algernon Cox won the Liver pool spring cup on opening day of the three day race meet at Liverpool. Trespasser finished second by a head with Palomides third four lengths back. Thirteen horses ran the one mile two furlongs and 194 yards cup course.

Liverpool Grandcourt Captivation LaHuppe Algernon Cox P. F. Heyburn Trespasser Palomides G. A. Egerton Pasenda Raymond San Stefano Frualand Stond Lessica I Ty Kingworth Vhe Enquirer Nat Um Tor Golden Hi S Moon Wil Mad Nell Hee Ole Sinner Golden Chance Hutchison Teat WERTH Terretta sAdium Lassie Sunny Hill Jeo Bent Jessica Reliahility Pibroch

Post Bowler Leads In Scribe Tourney

S. C. Jefferson of the Post topped the final day of the first round in the Newspaper bowling tourney with a 312 set, leading a field of twelve. Miss Marie Frere of the Times was the only woman entrant, rolling 256. The second round starts Tuesday afternoon as listed participants continue.

S.C. Jefferson The Post Marie Frere the Times Patter W. Darwin Misa Frere Lon Jefferson Domen Gor Herbert A. L And Hinehart

Big Horse Show Program Announced for Season

New York reports a 1999 season of twenty nine horse shows listed across multiple states and venues from March to October. Locations include Pinehurst New York Hiding club Brooklyn Philadelphia Islip Long Branch Stamford Shrewsbury Newport Worcester Morristown Mineola Hryn Mawr Brockton among others with dates spanning April to October.

New York Pinehurst Brooklyn Durand’s Philadelphia Wynnewood Devon Tuxedo N. Y Weat Point Chicago Islip L. I Ota Long Branch Netley Stamford Conp Shrewsbury N. J Newport Worcester Mass Wilmington Del Rochester Syracuse N. W Far Hills

Havana Selections and Odds for a Day of Racing

The page reviews Havana race day picks with rider commentary across six races. Favorites include Manicure and Starkader with strong odds on Dinty Moore and J C Stone. Selections list Spirit Lake Fasenda San Stefano and others, plus a Juaana selections section highlighting bettors’ best bets and parlay ideas.

U Nation Ily Dinty Moore Miss Hope Bill Hunter Elatani Fugavine WU Chinceteague Wenty de Pott Farlac Wer iMouey Moon Spirit Lake Fasenda San Stefano Sammy Hildredth Clark M Starkader Natrum Hutchison and Qld Moore Cuba Berretta Lassie J.C. Stone Fas Guna Maysville Havana Sipirit Lake Sanstefano Netrim Maonsi Reliability Hutchison Old Ner Borratta Fair Lassie J. C. Stone Guerdsman Zeke Monsy Jacobean Manicure Aeen Parlay Hutchizon Ghew

Morvich Skips Preakness for Derby Start

New York report states Morvich the 1821 wonder colt will race in the Kentucky Derby on May 1, skipping Pimlico’s Preakness. Owner Benj Block says the Derby carries prestige despite the Preakness being worth more.

Morvich New York Pimlico Benj. Block

Tia Juana Entries and Selected Names List

A list of names and entries including Alazon Chippendale Tanzaray Dienero Castle Crown Blue Van Croupier Ostentatious Quinman Careen Billy Joe Miss April Fool Head Over Heels Vic Rees Wing Evalyn Harrigan Clover Junin Permak view Col Murphy Old Homestead Hamer July Fly Charmant.

Tia Joana Alazon Shelbyville Bleste Castle - Crown Blue van Bibnera Croupier Quinam Teyon April Fool Careen Plantagenet Vic Bosuwing Clover Junia Miss. Bruter Raventh Pegey Martin Col. Murphy Smiling Maggie Figath W. Harper July Fly TIA Juana Chippendale Tanzaray Dienero Castle Crown Quinman Billy Joe Miss Rees Wing Evalyn Harrigan Clover Pongaray Skylark Bridgette Sled Newa Deanery OlZodine Castlecrown Nelson Foeman Norain Herman Olive D Cobrita Robert Hee Montgomery Orleans Bitty Joe Plantageneta Fool Sea Beach Pexey Martin Maggie Lid Chow Asa Tal Porter W. Haeper Our Maid Rafferty Te Charmant Lohella Buletta Redman

Grand National Entry Record at Aintree Faces Heavy Field

London March 23 The grand national entry this year totals 92, a record likely to exceed the actual starters. Last year 35 horses ran. Notable past champions include Abdel Kader twice in 1850 and 1851, Lutteur NT in 1909, and Manifesto with 1897 and 1899 wins. The course at Aintree with its severe obstacles tests even top horses, and debates continue on possible ferries changes. If four or five horses finish, it will match recent averages.

London Abdel, Kader Liverpool Aintree Lamb Colonel Manifesto Cloister Jerry M Poethly N Shaun Spadeh

FIVE SLEEPING CARS UPSET NEAR ALBERTA VA

A Seaboard Air Line Mid South special derailed near Alberta Virginia about 60 miles south of Richmond yesterday after an open switch. Five sleepers left the track and overturned while the engine, tender, and baggage car stayed on rails. No serious injuries reported as passengers assisted each other and were taken to Washington on the Florida Limited.

Alberta Richmond Seaboard Air Line Columbia New York Maj. W. .T. Romaine Washington Florida Limited

Alexandria to Host Educators Convention Mount Vernon Trip Planned

SWASHINGTON POST BUREAU Alexandria to host State teachers convention at Alexandria High School on March 30 and 31 with 600 delegates. Harris Hart state superintendent to speak. Mayor Duncan to welcome. Fletcher Kemble to respond. trip to Mount Vernon being arranged by the entertainment committee. Mrs C Nean deputy stamp collector arms herself for robber defense with a 45 caliber pistol. Mrs Ann E. Knight, 87, dies Wednesday night.

Harris Hart Mt.Wei Swashington ‘Post Bureau N. Pattick ‘T Mexendria State Teachers Alexandria Mount ‘Vernon Committee Alexandria’ High School James, M. Duncan Wille Fletcher’ Kemn Arlington County C. Nean Winfield Larner United States

Kiwanis Lectures On Gas Manufacture In Alexandria

At the Alexandria Kiwanis weekly meeting Urban S Lambert presided as Robert L Middleton city gas superintendent delivered a lecture on gas manufacture. Prizes were presented by secretary Wallace with local club members in attendance.

Kiwanis

Masons to honor McKinley portrait in Canton presentation

Winchester lodge officers and a committee of 12 members travel to Canton Ohio to present a portrait of William McKinley, then a major, to McKinley lodge. Mrs Williams will deliver the presentation speech and R. Gray Williams will read a sketch. A banquet follows the ceremony.

Winchester William Mc~Kinley Hiram Lodge Ohio Canton McKinley Lodge A. R. Bracken‘ridge Stanley BW Harmer R. Gray Williams Vernon Eddy Charles W. Trenaty Williams Eddy Me‘Riley

Richmond man admits killing in police case

Curtis R. Jenkins of South Richmond aged 25 died after confessing six days before his death that he and not Walter Hines killed Policeman Curtis L. Hines in South Richmond last August. The statement was made by his sister Bessie Jenkins, who says the confession also reached Jenkins’s brother Fred M. Jenkins and his attorneys L O Wendenberg and J H Turner. They plan to present the truth at the appeal in the state supreme court.

Richmond Curtis R. Jenking South Richmond Walter Re- Hines Washington Curtis South Rich Miond Richmond City Fair Supreme Court

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