Outsiders Win Majority of Races at Oriental Park
Havana March 24 Outsiders won most races on a crowded Oriental Park card racing conditions were good. Bermont in Montfort Jones colors led from the stretch to win easily over Old Simner with Approval close for third. Miss Wrayland led a maiden race, Polar Cub overtook The Enquirer, Manicure and Moon Winks ruled the third race, Walt Lassie and Sunny Hill each won, and J C Stone faded as Ravensea closed hard.
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Havana
Cuba
Oriental Park
Bermont
Montfort Jones
W. Pool
Belmont
Old Simner
Approval
Manicure
Miss Wrayland
Raymond Bradies
Polar Cub
Enquirer
Moon
J C. Stone
Ravensea
Havana Results and Six Furlong Races At Belmont
Racing notes list six furlong races with Miss Fran Jand Fasenda 168 and Naomi Wo among the contenders, times and odds shown. Other events include RYDE five and one half furlongs with Manicure and Moon Winkr among the runners, plus SINEH and SBEVIN races with multiple entries and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRST
Fran Jand
Chalmers
Fasenda
Pool
Naomi Wo
Erratt
Cadb
Spirit Lake
San Stefano
Raymond Bradley
Polar Cub
F Walts
the Enquirer
Royle
Gratian
Mriben
Jessica
Nat Tum
Golden Red Sorna J
Mike
King Worth
Clark M
Starkador Neo
RYDE
Helf Taclongs
To & Moon
Prible
McLaughlin
Swift Cricket
Buch
Ingham
Belmont
Approval
Walls
Murchison Golden Chance
Ed Garrison
Pius Hira
Fale Lasue
Hunt
Tunty Mowe
Pribie
Furley
Smith
Keltol
Berretta
Prank Burke
Sir Adsum
Yroop
Fly
Bunny Fidt
Watla
J © Stone
Margasea
J Smith
Lime
Flash
Rigodon
Asias Hope
Penman
Jacobean
Money
Poitu
Har- York
Puibrook
Haran
Three colleges unite to cleanse athletics in unity effort
Cambridge Massachusetts March 24 Harvard Yale and Princeton universities have joined in a movement to rid college athletics of undesirable factors and to develop a better spirit of competition. Delegates appointed by the presidents will meet in New York tomorrow to discuss the present athletic situation and to recommend possible changes in current policies and practices.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
New York
Music Hall wins Grand National at Aintree
The Grand National Steeplechase at Liverpool ends with Hugh Kershaw's Music Hall capturing the race by twelve lengths from Joseph Widger's Drifter and J C Buheel's Taffytus. Thirty-two horses started. Music Hall opened at 160 to 5, Drifter at 16 to 1, Taffytus at 66 to 1.
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Liverpool
Associated Presa
Hugh Kershaw
Music Hall
Joseph Widger
Drifter
J C. BuHeel
Sergeant Murphy
Double Escape
Shaun Spadah
Southampton
Clashing Armes
Clifton Hall
Molty
Tia Juana Race Day Results at Shelbyville Track
Race by race results from Shelbyville include multiple six furlong and mile events with winners, margins and payouts. Notable names appear for each race such as Fuesta 107, Cascnde 109, and Croupier 113, along with jockeys Huntamer Fator Woods and Caron. Also note a local baseball practice notice from Eastern A. C. at Seventeenth and D streets southeast.
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LM. Bator
Huntamer
E Fator
Alason Shelbyville
Sky Lark
Glade News
Girona
Damenno
Caron
Hun Camer
Lintel
Martinez
Cystiecrown
Bine van
Grace W
Dmisy II
von Lady
Fooman
Norgin
al Wick
Croupier
Mugentic
Orleans Girt
Bruder
Coreen
Billy Hoesenberch
Lewis B
Vic
Water Willow
Bower
Fend
Studer
Bee's ‘Wing
Sadie 'D
Nonsult
Pyalyn Harrigan
P. Horn
Clover Junia
Yermak
Tom" Brooks
Smiling Maggie
Long
View
Percy Martin
Duntamer
Col. Murphy
Old Homestead
Cigale
al Porter
July Fly
Ginger
Charmant
Lobelia
W. Harper
Lotta Speed
Our Maid
Rafferty
Hastern A. C. Irs
A. G. Irs
Seventeenth
D Streets
Hastern A. C
Carpentier to Fight Marcel Wielles in Paris Sept 3
Georges Carpentier has been matched to defend against Marcel Wielles at the Buffalo velodrome in Paris on September 3. Special Cable Dispatch from Paris reports the match arrangements with Paris venue and date confirmed.
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Match Carpentier
Special Cable Dispatch
Paris
Georges Carpentier
Marcel Wielles
Buffalo
Public Letger Co
Jack McGuinnes Punger Dies At Brooklyn Home
New York March 24 Jack McGuinnes known as Punger died in his Brooklyn home at 63. A longtime race horse figure he trained his own string after early success including a 60 to 1 win with Tribes Hill. His other winners included Frank Gil Monet Col lector Jessup Sam Jackson Sweet Alice and Inspiration. He often bet on his own horses and was feared by bookmakers for outside betting.
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New York
Jack McGuinnes
Brooklyn
McGuinnes
Jack
Tribes Hin
Sanford
Tribes Hill
Frank Gil
Monet
Collector Jessup
Sam Jackson
Sweet Alice
Inspiration
John Lee
Opposes Hall anti betting bill in Maryland senate
In Annapolis on March 24 two senate finance committee members McIntosh and Bigs presented a minority report opposing House Bill No 8. They argue the measure cripples state finances and promotes unlimited unregulated racing with attendant evils. The minority favors the Norris bill limiting racing days and raises fees.
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Senate Finance Committee
McIntosh
Bigs
Senate
Finance Committee
Norris
Racing Commission
Farran
Haiti
Getman Named Captain Of RPI Rav alty Swim Team
Troy March 24 Robert A Getman leading sprint swimming ace and former Panama Canal Zone Amateur champion has been chosen captain of the RPI rav alty swimming team for the next season. Getman has set several new short distance records in the college ranks over the past two years.
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Getman
Troy, N
Robert A. Getman
Panama Canal Zone
Rense- Inez Polytechnic Institute Ravalty
Havana Race Selections From Goldblatt Entry
Havana selections outline bets for races with names like Felr Lassie Litherick and Whippet plus Goldblett entry and Silver runners. The note lists contenders such as Mendl eworth Archive Huen and Dan John Jay while referencing Rebuke and the Cuban derby as a big Sunday event.
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Limherick
Bly
Whippet
Meadoworth
Stonewall
Ole Raintuck
Randel
Article K
Archive
Huen
Danang
Gallon-Berry
John Jay
Casey
Havana
Felr Lassie
Litherick
Ely
Swart Money
Mendleworth
Stonswall
Goldblett
Roy
Firth Rese
Good Hope
Alma
Castle Crown
Arpants
Carside
Polly Vale
Thriller
tare—Toombeolk
Rubber II
Hest Tet
Babe Euth
TILDEN AND RICE IN TENNIS EXHIBITION
Boston March 24 Tilden ranked first and Rice ninth among U S tennis players faced off in an exhibition aimed at selecting the Bast reps for Pacific court. Tilden won after a tussle using a steel string racquet as Rice led 6-1 in the first set. Tilden saved set points in the second set to win 7-5 and then took the third 8-6.
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T. Tilden
Rice
Boston
W. T. Tilden
L. B. Rice
Baston Pacific
Racquet
Tiden
Admiral Grayson's Preakness Hope Starred In Yearling Sale Find
Baltimore March 24 William P Barth plans to race most of Admiral Caryl Grayson's American stable at Havre de Grace and Pimlico with a small Bowie string. The standout is Hen Hew 18 a Sea King Ballyshe colt bought for 13000 at Saratoga. He raced twice at Saratoga last year, finishing third in the Albany handicap to Modo and Galantman.
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Baltimore
William P. Barth
Havre de Grace
Pimlico
Admiral Caryl Grayson
Benning Course
Bowie
Admiral Grayson
Sea King
Ballyshe
John E. Midden
Saratoga
Modo
Galantman
Albany
Red Sox Pitching Hopes Rise Despite Gaps
Boston club eyes a strong staff as veterans Pennock Myers and Quinn lead with others like Duffy teaching new pitches. Several new arms from trades and drafts aim to shore up the rotation while Brentwood A C seeks 16 to 17 year old division games, inviting correspondences.
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Tourteonth
Duffy
Herb Pennock
Ben Karr
Thormehien
Brookland A. C to Play Diamond Nine in Morning Practice
The Brookland A. C. will face the Diamond Nine in a practice game on the Brookland diamond tomorrow at 10 o'clock. All Brookland players must report to the field by 9 o'clock.
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Dixie A. C
Dixie A C
Brooklands
Brookland A. C
Brookland
The
Maccabees
Union League Park
Maryland Lacrosse Opener At College Park
The University of Maryland lacrosse team opens its season at home against Baltimore City soltesge this afternoon. The game is set to start at 2 20 o clock. Both teams have trained hard for weeks and the contest is expected to be well played.
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Sryland Univers
University of Maryland
College Park
Baltimore City
Gallaudet to Meet Briarly Hall Nine in Practice Tuneup
Gallaudet College plans a diamond campaign opener against Briarly Hall M A nine at Kendall Green this afternoon. The lineup features Seipp at short, Rose catcher, Danofsky second base, Bowwright right field, Bradley first, Hawkine third, Wallace left, Lucado center, and Lahn pitcher. Soldiers at Washington barracks form a baseball team and invite challenges to unlimited class foes, via John J Maurer.
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Gallaudet
Briarly Hall
M. A
Kendall Green
Seipp
Rose
Danofsky
Wallace
Lucado
Lahn
Solldiers
Washington Barracks
John J. Maurer
D. C
District Association Plans Reorganization
Last night a remnant group of the District Baseball association held at the Railroad Club discussed restoring the old structure. A reorganization effort is under way with a committee to seek Col. Robert H. Young to lead again. Old-imer leagues and representatives signaled approval as next Tuesday’s meeting may expand circuits to ten or eleven seeking admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Baseball Association
Bryan Morse
L. P. Cook
A. B. Evans
W. A. Osterman
Robert H. Young
McKinley Students Stage If I Were King Play
McKinley Manual Training students presented the spring play If I Were King at Central High. Oscar M. Shaw senior and cadet corps commander led with Max Walton Helen Walton and Ruth Russell in leading parts. Supt Batleu and school officials attended. The final performance was scheduled for tonight.
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McKinley Manual Training School
Central High
Oscar M. Shaw
McKinley
Coronel
Cadet Corps
Max Walton
Helen Walton
Ruth Russell
Supt. Batleu
CAPITAL OF AN EARLIER DAY LECTURE ON OLD WASHINGTON
Mrs. Charlotte Van Doren presented an illustrated talk on Old Washington at a State historic committee meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution in the YWCA. She displayed slides of District houses and landmarks and tied them to their histories.
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Old Washington
Charlotte van Doren
State Historic Committee
Lows Abbot
Katherine Nagle
Sarazen Leads Pro Golf Field in Asheville Open
Gene Sarazen, the Pittsburgh County and Southern Open champion, led the pro tour event at the Asheville Country Club on the first day. He played in brilliant form despite missing several easy putts as he topped the field in Asheville, North Carolina, on March 24.
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Asheville
N. C
Gene Sarazen
Pittsburgh County
Fick
Alexandria YMCA drives drive to raise 75000 dollars
The Washington Post Bureau Alexandria reports on a YMCA capital campaign with a flying squadron led by C C Lamond W A Smoot C C Carlin and Judge J K M Norton to boost funds for the Alexandria Y M C A. The effort names M W Les state chairman and runs from May 1 with high school pupil winners in local reading and debating advancing to Charlottesville for a state contest.
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Washington Post Bureau
N. Patrick St
Alexandria
C. Keith Carlin
Alexandria YY
C. C. Lamond
W. A. Smoot
C. C. Carlin
J. K. M. Norton
M.W. Les
Fredericksburg
Reading
Virginia Wilkins
Charles M. Shepperson
Clara Goldsmith
William Rowe
Vinita Smith
Clarke Slaymaker
Corrlia Moody
Ruby Dillard
Charlottesville
Virginia
Theodore Harris
C. C Kress
Vanderslice
George Mason High Schol
National University Law School installs Sigma Delta Kappa Mu chapter
A Sigma Delta Kappa chapter named Mu was installed at the National University Law School after Friday initiation at the campus. A Saturday banquet at Sunset Inn honored national officers. Founding members include Winnings, Evan Shaw, O'Brien, Haiti, Schwenhaut, Sutherland, Wicks, McCarthy, Tomkins, Sheehand, Farrell, McKenna, Smith, Mason, Morelli, Kehoe, Cunningham, Price and Elliott. A Theodore Roosevelt club was formed party to memorialize Roosevelt. George M. Faul was elected president with L. C. Carver as treasurer, L. Summerall VP, and G. W. Rogers secretary. The group is nonpartisan.
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Sigma Delta Kappa
National University Law School
Sunset Inn
iGharter
Winnings
Evanshaw
O'Brien
Haiti
Schwenhaut
Sutherland
Wicks
McCarthy
Tomkins
Sheehand
Farrell
McKenna
Smith
Mason
Morelli
Kehoe
Cunningham
Price
Elliott
Theodore Roosevelt
Cherrydale A C Seeks Fast Opponents for Practice
Cherrydale A C announces a practice game tomorrow afternoon with Brookmant A C. They seek fast district teams and invite arrangements by contacting Manager Johnson in Cherrydale Virginia.
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Cherrydales
Cherrydale
Brookmant A. C
Cherrydale A. C
Johnson
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