Oxnard Stakes Contenders Shine at Benning Race Day
Five Oxnard Stakes hopefuls appeared in the Benning second race with Lady Vera and Melting delivering strong showings. Lady Vera led from the start to win easily, carrying W. Garth colors but set for Columbia Stable on Saturday. Hocus Pocus captured the fourth race by open margin, Disobedient fading after a late challenge, while Yorkshire Lad won the final event.
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Yorkshire Lad
Hocus Pocua
Tickle
Daruma
Lady Vera
Delphic
Hyperion
Chieftain
Judge White
Parkville
Northville
Phoebus
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Melting
W. Garth
N. 4
Seymour
Oxnard
Algera
Robert Neville
Nannla
K. A. Mitchell
Albemarle Stable
L'Orpheline
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Chelsea
Alegra
Botanist
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BelmontRe
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Hia
Hotanigi
Shaw
Flo
Miebrchent
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New York
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New Orleans
Hocus Pocus
Miller
Disobedient
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Byers' horses win twice as track notes report
James Boden arrives from New York with three horses including Flying Buttress a steeplechaser while Botanist is shipped from New Jersey for the race and Shaw faces inquiry. Byrne rides two winners and a second as opening attendance at the Washington Jockey Club set a record.
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New York
Botanist
New Jersey
Shaw
Men's New Spring Suits At $15.00
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Thoroughbred race card with multiple six furlong heats
The page lists numerous horse names and weights across races at Hot Springs and other tracks, detailing first to sixth races with distances from seven furlongs to six and a half furlongs, selling races, and weights. It ends with a note that the fourth game of a professional basketball series between the Washington Light Infantry and St Stephen's Institute will be held tonight at 8:16 in the infantry armory, decisive after one win each and a tie.
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Unclear Names Parade Of Figures And Places
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Racquet Tourney Doubles Seeding Rethink in National Event
New York March 7 The national racquet championship doubles tourney altered the draw to prevent Boston and Philadelphia pairs from meeting club mates in the second round. In day one action Fearing and Scott defeated Huntington brothers in four sets, Waterbury and Sands beat Warburton and Bates, and Haughton Shaw fell to Brooke Cassatt after losing the first two sets.
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P. D. Haughton
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G. H. Brooke Ang R
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Love
Jamestown Exposition proposes broad athletics program
Jamestown Exposition managers in 1908 discuss a two week June athletic festival costing about 25000 dollars. The plan targets the South Atlantic Association and possibly the national championship fields. Events include track and gymnastic contests, basketball, bowling, trap shooting, pistol targets for military and civilians, yacht races, open water events, and more to boost regional sport enthusiasm.
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A A U Athletic Meet Championship Committee Meeting
Lieut J W Crawford vice president of the South Atlantic Amateur Athletic Union and chair of the championship committee calls a meeting Saturday at 4 30 p m at the Baltimore Athletic Club. The committee plans the championship meet in Washington likely Georgetown Field late May. Thirty five members will attend the Fifth Regiment Mount Washington joint meet at Fort Worth Armory tonight.
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Pimlico Spring Stakes at Pimlico Spring Meeting
Maryland Jockey Club set to close several stake events at Pimlico for the spring meeting. The Pimlico Spring Handicap a mile runs Thursday April 19, the Clabsugh Memorial Cup four and a half furlongs for Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania and DC bred two year olds, and the Blaster Monday Steeplechase on opening day April 16. Each event carries a $0 guaranteed value with the Clabsugh Memorial adding $46 in breeder silver plate. The entries are numerous among high class youngsters, promising a strong contest.
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Swell Girl and Namcoki Lead At New Orleans Fair Grounds
Swell Girl and Namcoki dominated their divisions at the New Orleans Fair Grounds race meeting on March 27. Shipping Port ran away in the fourth race en route to the post, causing a brief disturbance as jockeys and horses returned to form.
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Captain Bush Disqualified After City Park Race Finish
At City Park New Orleans Captain Bush favorite in the seventh race finished third but was disqualified for interfering with Kara. Weather cloudy track fast. Results show George E. Milner, Elliott, and other favorites winning in various races with multiple entries: Beau Brummel won first race, George F. Milner won second, Zelectre won third, Meadowbreexe won fourth, Elliott won fifth, Bertha B. won sixth, and Bengonie won seventh with Captain Bush disqualified.
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GOOD THING FROM ASCOT HIGHWEIGHT WINNER AT OAKLAND
Elkin King from Ascot sprang a surprise by winning the highweight selling race at Oakland at odds of 01. Graceful took the final race at 8 to 1. Weather clear, track slow, first race three and a half furlongs with Alonza winning at 11 to 40 and Siver Line finishing third. Multiple horses named as runners across six races with times listed.
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Blatche
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Hlotz
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Mary Welch A Good Filly Wins at Hot Springs Race Track
Hot Springs Ark March 7 Mary Welch won the youngsters race at Oaklawn after being practically left at the post. Cadilac surprised the day in race five. Weather clear track slow. First race six furlongs T J Powel won Behoove second Atlas third. Second race four furlongs Mary Welch won Jardiniere second Elksine third. Third race six furlongs Dresden won Dusky second Lilly Brook third. Fourth race five and one half furlongs Bick Art won Conde second Canajarkar third. Fifth race six furlongs Cadilac won Governor Orman second Reig third. Sixth race one mile Dave Stahl won Henry O. second Odd Elle third.
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Black Art
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Southern Trip Off Too Much Snow for Dickinson Baseball
Carlisle March 27 Special to The Washington Post Dickinson College manager Scarborough cancels week games due to snow. Programs with Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Virginia Charlottesville Richmond Randolph-Macon Willam and Mary College Ashland. Season opens April 4 at Princeton.
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