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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1906

Page

8

Bettie Bouncer Wins and Protest Dismissed at Benning

Bettie Bouncer captured the fifth race at Benning at 7 to 1 as Warning faded from the lead amid a small field. Daly protested Bettie Bouncer’s maiden status but stewards dismissed the protest since match races fall outside official rules. The program featured four favorites winning, with strong showings by Computer and Garterknot in the steeplechase.

Pater Loricate Baby Willie Computer Bathmania Campaigner Workman Henry Waring Saladin Garterknot Life Buoy Coors Bettie Bouncer Warning Enterprise Dekaber Malabar Phoebus Bill Daly Benning Hartford Morris Euripides Daly Oakley Stable

Racing card readers race results and entries from today

Race day details list multiple events with horses and weights, including two year old sprints and longer distance steeplechases. Notable horses mentioned include Wart Undter Amberdack King Crush Strongarm Tomstown and Parkville with various odds. Outcomes and placements are intermittently noted though full results are unclear in OCR.

Race results and odds from a multi-race card

The report lists finishing orders and odds across races plus times and notable runners. Adverse OCR yields many names such as Adirondack Blumenthal Alaone and Hi Coul Cap with weights and payouts. includes distances One mile and seventy yards and six furlongs, with placings and other entrants like Soufriere St George Martina Young Pilgrim Wee Lass.

Eath Adirondack Blumenthal Alaone Cheatant My Order Hi Coul Cap Gateway Dixie Lad Clyden Fleherboy Northwest Preservator Sheriden Massa Bonar Wexford Anvil Jake Moore Rotron Temptation Mr. Budd Dick Willon Frollc Integrity Tron Watson Lady King Rerurio Tom Roberts Huston Flora Bright Sandstone Christine A Hed Laghé Follow Me Iras Sunny Shore Ravcroft St. George Roysi Rague Martina Young Pilgrim Wee Lass Phalanx Salable David Boland Wrenne Boloman Slaarp Hector J.K. F St. Velma Lotta Gladstone Ruston

Wide Mix of Names and Places in Local Card List

A dense roster of horse names, people, and locations appears, listing many entries such as Benning AmiberJack D Arkle Right and True Blue Bottle Strong Arm Isa Dixon Tide and others. The fragment resembles a racing or event entry page with numerous proper names and locales including Fair Grounds Salvisa and Parkville.

Benning AmiberJack D'Arkle Blue Bottle Isa Dixon Tide T. 5 Martin Tangler Gamecock Dunnseverrick Oxy Kane Moon Ball Parkville Zany Fair Grounds Salvisa Baleshed Blackbure Bayerlte Shenandoah King Cote Vantel C Arabo Barkelmore Security First Premium Stoner Hum Buteguard

Roycroft Wins Holden Handicap at Oakland Race Meeting

In clear weather at Oakland Roycroft led from the head of the stretch to win the Holden Handicap as 15 to 1 shot. Joate's Jewel led early in the YVIEST race with Fred Bept at 15 to 1 finishing second. Pimkin captured the second race at five furlongs with Grace G. second and Tanana third. Crit ical won the third race over one mile and twenty sales with Haviland second.

San Francisco Roycroft Oakland Joate Fred Bept Chief Wittman Lovey Mary Pelt Evelyn Grifin Merry Go Round Rustleate Wheatstane Mellor Miss Popsr Pimkin Grace G Tanana Yankee Jim Neppi Hatton Critical Haviland

Lena J Alone Wins at Fair Grounds in Muddy Race Card

Lena J won the sole favorite of the day at the Fair Grounds, beating My Son who started at 60 to 1. A rainy track produced slow times across six races with Lena J taking the Mace event in 1:48 3-5, while Come On Sam failed in a false start and the field faced muddy conditions.

New Orleans Lena J Fair Grounds Sam Suramiartes My Son Bud Fda Gas Hidert Charles L' Lee Dorothy M Friction Captain McCormick Salzzutta Bitter Miss Lest Strand Blackwell Commodore ‘Thein Bull Bird Alecren Lady Ethel Marvel PF Hill Carrell Grave Center Sweet Favor John McBride Bitter Brown Two Eyes Ancient Witch Mace Lena Paul Water Pansy Stockwood Danes Muste Small Lady Little Rose

District officers plan test case against bookmakers at Benning

District Commissioners and District Attorney Baker contemplate issuing warrants to arrest bookmakers at Benning race track. Maj. Sylvester ready to proceed once District Attorney approves, aiming to press charges for gaming violations or setting up a gaming table. If the test case succeeds, further arrests likely follow. Senator Dillingham’s gambling bill prompted renewed deliberation on the policy.

Benning Baker Mai. Sylvester West United States Senate Dillingham Maj Sylvester Court of Appeals Department of Justice Senator Dillingham Billy

Debar Lights Out Triumph At City Park In Muddy Race Day

Heavy rains left the City Park track muddy as Lights Out and Debar led the card with upset wins on the day's favored tracks. Winners include Debar in the fourth race and Lights Out in the steeplechase second race, with multiple seconds and thirds among a large field.

Four Favorites at Oaklawn Racecard Report

At Hot Springs on March 28 four favorites won across Oaklawn Park races. Results include Olle Burnett at seven furlongs, Storm in three and a half furlongs, Pontotoc at one mile, Tom Ochichi at six and a half furlongs, Martius at seven, and George Vivian in a one and sixteenth mile race. Time figures and minor placegetters noted. weather cloudy, track good. An ad for a cold remedy follows.

Kassil Garterkaal Douro Life Buoy Marper Mareper Garlerknot Davidson Donve Workman DeKaber Miller Candy Kid Fred Litthefickl Radtke Herry Belmont J. A. Keene Hot Springs Springs Ark Oaklawn Olle Burnett I. Samuelson Captain Neroth St. Plorence Atles George T Falkland Storm Miss Martha Gamebird Antro Nous Bitter Bee Firalio Blawant Pontotoc Marahal Ney Necozé Embarrassment Ho Ot Frank Jack Young Tomochichi Mafalda Benigo Miss Leeds Ruxom Stossel Martius Stand Pat Stumptown Potrera Grinde Hneer Any Rags Mia George Vivian Wen Bullfack George F. Motear Aggie Lewis Legates Lazell Electian

Betting Bill Is Blocked In Senate Codes Committee

Albany N J March 28 The senate codes committee refused to favorably report the Cassidy Lansing bill to ban betting on races at race tracks by a 5 to 3 vote with one member not voting The move effectively kills the bill Republican leaders want it kept off the floor to avoid open opposition and thus smother it in committees

Washington Post Albany N. J Senate Codes Committee Assembly Codes Committee Senate Committee

Washington bowling delegation back from Ewansville

The Washington delegation to the American Bowling Congress returned home from Ewansville. Delegate Edward Meyers earned a seat on the executive committee, reflecting Washington representation. A Philadelphia newspaper claimed Meyers double crossed Washington for St Louis, which he denies, asserting loyalty to the eastern city and the sport’s interests.

Meyers St. Louis Congress Washington American Bowling Congress Ewansville Cleveland Milwaukee National Capital Edward Meyers Philadelphia

Wisconsin Athletes Defend Football Suspension Plan

The University of Wisconsin athletic committee voted to suspend football for one year while allowing self supporting baseball, track and crew to continue. Students protested the decision as track and crew fears threaten intercollegiate plans and funding across departments.

Madison University of Wisconsin Poughkeepsie Wiscanatn

Brookland Club Formed by Local Baseball Board

Brookland Baseball Club directors met yesterday and elected William H. Barnholt as chairman William J Galbraith as secretary and William F Moran as treasurer. They adopted rules governing player eligibility and conduct and discussed improvements for grounds at the corner of Bunker Hill road and Seventh Street.

Brookland Club Brookland Baseball Club William H. Barnholt Wiliam J. Galbraith Joseph &. Rodier A. D. V. Burr R. W. Dowling Frank Watson William Floran William J. Galbraith William F. Moran Bunker Hill Road Seventh Street

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