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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
16
Madman and Richard Reed finish out of money as Pal Mobr fails to place. Tmstle Belle takes a neck win while Wolfville clinches a separate entity victory.
Riveting results from Jacksonville and Oakland events show Griffon and Reed leading in multiple sprints and distance races. Notable finishes include Captan Swangon and Baroretta scoring for the Oakland team, with Medwel Stable and Wolfville noted among entrants and second choices in various heats.
Race card lists entries for Jacksonville races with horses such as Brenden Ede, Our Young Col, Autumn Rose, Belle Mawr, and many others. Divided by races including three and four year olds, selling stakes, and purses, the page catalogs entrant names, odds, and weights with jockeys and connections largely obscured by OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR listing many names and phrases across places and people, vague in content. The readable bits include names like Jacksonville and Oakland and references to people such as Frank Purcell and Myles, but no clear event or outcome is detailed.
Turner, billed as Young Hark in the Seerion, defeated Halla Ahmed the Trksh wrestler in two falls before a crowd at the editorium. Hackenschmidt dominated the match, winning the first fall 47 and the second in 40 minutes, displaying superior speed and strength. The tough contest left fans describing it as among the best ever witnessed. Hackenschmidt, who was beaten here two weeks ago by Drake, will challenge Drake for the South en title.
Fragmented OCR text describes a bowling event in Baltimore with plans for a March 6 meet, entries to be mailed promptly, and a call for strong participation. Mentions commercial league teams, regional players, and tournament organization details.
The January Washington automotive show report notes exhibitor payments and refunds, and a plan to form a permanent dealers association to promote harmony. A Sunday April gathering may set decisions on establishing a credit office and monitoring dealer accounts to standardize credit and deter unfavorable legislation.
Hot Springs Ark March 24 Cincinnati Reds rally in the ninth inning to defeat Boston Red Sox 4 to 3. Big Larry McLean patched up, Thompson and LeRoy pitched for Boston. Mitchell, Hans Robert, Lord, Stahl and Gardner posted solid hits for the Reds and Boston hitters, while the Reds showed class in late game offense.
Athens Ga Mar 2 Regular Highlanders staged a late rally to defeat Yamgans 7 to 5 after tense innings. Yams committed errors that opened the door for the comeback led by Yausha and Clark while Quamn, Richmond, and a strong bullpen limited the Yamgans to a handful of hits.
Sprngville, Iowa resident R R Penn endorses Dr Miles Heart Remedy for weak hearts. The ad claims palpitations fluttering and short breath signal heart weakness and promises benefit to thousands with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.
Vernon and Yamgans led a mixed lineup in a high scoring spring game won by the Vernon club 7 to 2 over Herphardt’s squad. Strong fielding and timely hits helped drive in runs as the Incals faltered in the seventh after a 2–0 Nashville lead.
The Phillies defeated Princeton University 10 to a windy Broad Street Park game. Several Princeton players showed effort but could not overcome the home team’s steady batting and fielding as key contributors like Steve White and Greenbaum figures appeared for Philadelphia.
Fordham handed Eastern its first loss of the season as Ord ham led with strong hitting and solid defense. Gargan delivered three hits and played well, while Fordham’s pitching fanned eleven in a hard fought contest marred by errors.
The second navy wall team beat the fist wa y nine 9 to and prepared for the Departmental League season. Listed are players for first and second teams, plus junior challenge lineups and managers. Other notes mention Seneca champions, Chiffon Vinteue Utah ball nine, and local practice shoots plus Marlin baseball park talks.
Alfred P Thom general counsel of the Southern Railway told the North Carolina Pine Association banquet that moderation and conservatism should guide government regulation of business. He warned against overregulation, urging clarity in law and stressing the dangers of wide corporate power while advocating organization and large capital, in a proposal that government must inform business of statutory limits.
Article recounts Samuel Chatham, an elderly man living near Salisbury, robbed of his savings, with $0 recovered. Mentions a 2500 theft years earlier, pursuit by footprints, and a committee seeking state amnesty in Raleigh. Also notes postponement of a murder trail for F E Powell and related political figures, and railway sale affecting Durham and Charlotte lines.
The faculty of Andover Academy disqualified Gene Brown star pitcher and team captain from further athletic participation. He played with a professional ball team last summer. A new team election will be held soon with Edgar Floodeti as a likely successor.
Baltimore March 2 The grand jury returned three more presentments against George W Gambrill president of the Roxbury Distilling Company and linked to the earlier action for a receiver. J A Whitcomb, who endorsed Gambrill’s notes for nearly 10000, is involved as the case expands. Thirteen presentments and two indictments for alleged duplication of warehouse receipts to obtain loans are noted, with further action expected next week in criminal court.
Gov Mann spoke to about 2000 at a Deep Creek Norfolk County rally. He also contributed to a fund for the purchase of nine bells for the new high school building. Mann plans further addresses in Norfolk schools tomorrow.
Two hundred delegates gather in Alexandria for the annual meeting of the Teachers Association district. Local school officials accompany visitors as sessions, music, and lectures unfold at the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
Federal court in Staunton dealt with a case involving a husband leaving his wife and children. The note mentions a woman and a dangerous situation, with references to a hotel, an ad addition, and various places and names, all presented as short local items and notices.
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