Jubilee Beats Billie Hibbs in Pimlico Druid Hill Stake
Maryland trainer Fred Littlefield saddles Jubilee to victory over Billie Hibbs in the Druid Hill Park Stake at Pimlico. Jubilee, ridden by Louis Smith, surged from a late stretch challenge to hold off Hibbs in a five furlong race. Ormonde's Right and Rocket also posted notable performances while betting markets favored Hibbs earlier. several horses failed to place as expected.
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Jockey Mil ler Hurt as Epocha Falls in Jamaica Race
Jockey Walter Mill er sustained a sprained ankle after Epocha stumbled at Jamaica track in the opening race. De Mund, owner Paul Rainey’s high priced colt, failed to win, finishing off the money as First Premium captured the handicap in a late rush. Barbary Belle also claimed the Corona Stakes, with Juggler taking the sprint, amid a raw day and fast track. five favorites fell short across six races.
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Juggler's improved race tops Jamaica card at New York track
After DeMund's crushing defeat in Jamaica, bettors split on whether the £ 45,000 colt is a hard luck racer or a counterfeit. Juggler surged with Mountain riding to a vastly improved win in the fifth race, while Savable and Barbary Belle drew auction intrigue and betting crowd. Cyclist Ray Cogswell plans a return to Mexico after a brief visit home.
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Cadets Plan Mimic War Review at White House Grounds
Plans for the annual High School Cadets maneuvers on May 9 at the White House grounds are nearly complete. Gen William Crozier chief of ordnance will review the cadets with his staff. Col M E Urell Lieut Col R A O Brien and Maj G B Young will judge. Marine Band will provide music. Cadets meet at Franklin School at 3 20 p m then march along K Street Tenth Pennsylvania Sev enteenth Streets to enter the White House grounds at 4 p m. Large crowd expected as in prior reviews.
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Victoria to Sugar Maid Triumph at Oakland Meet
Sugar Maid won the Victoria Handicap at Oakland in a tight finish ahead of Cloudlight with George P. McNear and Sugar Maid racing as a standout victors across a card that saw favorites prevail early. The seven furlong Victoria Handicap marked the day’s feature as Sugar Maid, with Fincher aboard, held off Cloudlight and George P. McNear to claim top honors while other races produced varied results across length and pace.
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Bourbon News Surprise Wins Third Race at Lexington
Bourbon News paid 40 to 1 to win the third race at Lexington on a muddy track day three of the Kentucky Association meeting. Galbrinun finished second and Rousesse third as early favorites held the rest of the program.
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Burns Defeats Stein In Twenty-Round Bout
Washington Post report from Baltimore April 30 noting Soldier Burns defeated Kid Stein of Philadelphia in a 20 round bout at the Nonpareil Athletic Club. Burns used cover and jabs to dominate after early exchanges, with Stein suffering a split nose by round 10 and Burns maintaining control to the finish.
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Noyes Elected Yale Football Captain for Next Season
Haskell Noyes of Milwaukee Wisconsin has been chosen captain of Yale's football team for the upcoming season. He is a two year member of the university squad and played two seasons on the team.
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Invitation to Ketcham to drive in European event
George H. Ketcham has been asked by Louis Winans of England to drive his best entry in the international championship races at Baden Germany on July 2. A. C. Pennock, ex-Cleveland trainer for Winans, will drive another entry. Ketcham would accept if he can arrange to depart.
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Major Delmar to Exhibit at Glenville Track This Summer
Cleveland reports horsemen expect Major Delmar the trotting king to be shown at Glenville and then toured to race time. Auction is planned by C. K. G Billings. A match with Sweet Marie is discussed but not likely to occur this season.
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Griffin Held for Arson as Woman Testifies of Matches
Griffin was arraigned in Po- hea Cou on charges of setting fire to two unoccupied frame houses on North Lee street after midnight Saturday. A woman testified Griffin asked for matches and coal oil, and he allegedly applied a match to the buildings before leaving. Michaels, with Griffin, repeated the tale to police and will be held as a witness.
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May Day Parade Sparked by Montreal Socialists and Anarchists
Montreal April 30. Mayor Ekers refused the Socialists and anarchists parade requests citing last year's parade trouble. Leaders plan to march from Joseph Hall on St Catherine Street to Champs de Mars about half a mile through congested foreign districts and then hold an open air meeting.
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Hamlin Found Guilty of First Degree Murder in Girl’s Death
Grand Island Nebraska April 20 John Hamlin on trial for days for the murder of Rachel Engle age thirteen was found guilty of murder in the first degree with punishment fixed at hanging Miss Engle had rejected his advances to a carnival and he shot her she died months later from the wound
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Snow covers Iowa injures fruit and gardening
Des Moines reports snow blanket across Iowa with eight inches in central regions. Horticulturists say small fruit damage is inestimable while grain and pastures may benefit. Pit and truck gardening suffer major losses. report notes uncertainty. Also, in Pittsburgh area, 30 miners return to work after a March 15 strike at Arnold City mine. settlement details undisclosed.
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