Pimlico spring race meeting opens with two stakes listed
Baltimore bettors anticipate Pimlico’s spring meeting opening tomorrow with six big stakes planned including the $50,000 Preakness on May 18. The Maryland Jockey Club will dispense $197,888 in purses this season as crowds are expected to break attendance records.
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Pimlico
John Brennan
Survivor
Maryland Jockey Club
Luke Pryor
Red Bank
N. J
George Barbee
R. J. Walden
Bowling Brook
Merryland
Ovevail
Old Pimilco
Maryland
Fie
D&o
Velen
Fimlica
Fartiey
Mare
Legve
North
W. Adv
Morvich May Not Start in Jamaica's Opening Feature
Morvich is not expected to start in the Paumonok handicap at Jamaica on opening day of the turf season. Audacious and Dunboyne are listed among likely contenders with Morvich training steadily at Belmont. The card centers on the Paumonok with a $6000 purse as the featured event. Yosemite wins again as Mohican A C falls 20 to 11.
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Morvich
Jamaica
New York
Belmont Park Terminal
Havre de Grace
Bowle
Maryland
Tommorrow
Pimlico
Lexington
Sig Furlonga
Paumenok
Speerh
St Ig
Aays
Awlacious
Belmont Park
Wateh
Dunboyne
Wall
Six Month Closure at Madison Square Garden For Big Boxing Night
A year ago tonight Madison Square Garden in New York shut for six months after hosting bouts. Tex Richard focused on the Dempsey vs Carpentier clash set for July 2 in Jersey City. Ticket sales began as the Garden reopened with a swimming pool. Brooklyn dodges a Philadel phia slump as Burleigh Grimes shuts out the Phillies to run wins to ten. A naturalist tops the Paumonk handicap at 131 pounds, signaling the metropolitan racing season starting May 4 in New York.
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Madiron Square Garden
New York
Tex Richard
Jack Dempsey
Giorges Carpentier
Jersey City
Hrooklyn National League
Burleigh Grimes
Philadelephia Club
Naturalist
Tonight's Bowling Tourney Schedules and Participants
The bowling schedule lists multiple leagues and classes with event times from 3:30 p m to 10:15 p m. Teams include Ruby Times league class C atey 10 Times No 2 Newspaper league C 31 Post and B 0 K OF C. Evening doubles and singles feature players such as Palmer Jenkins Bailey and Blumenthal with several teams and alley assignments across Class A B C divisions.
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Ruby
Atey
Times
Post
Bingles
Jasper Naples
Alley
Morgan
Mark Ferguson
M J Pierce
Louis Brisker
T Keller
V Claggett
Starry Hohmidt
Christophers
Toe Palmer
A Jenkins
Bailey
PB Finnerman
C ‘Bailey
J_& Lewis
J. C. Roberts
A’ W. Booth
Charles B. Wood
H H Howland
W. Deane
Clsyde Acton
Nick Chaconas
VY Dyer
I M
Das
R T Digg
T Edwards
Darrel
George Rhorbach
L Diggs
Cordell
Samuel Blumenthal
Klass
George F Steckette
Charles ‘Phillips
Knes
George Whorbach
Potomac Crew Seeks Fast Weather For Regatta Prospects
Potomac Boat Club oarsmen push for better conditions as they train evenings and Sundays for regatta season. Captain Big Supplee coaches two eights, aiming to win prizes this summer. Top seniors Hatterly Oliver Dorsett and Cornel strive for senior events. Oliver and Dorsett eye intermediate and association, Cornel targets junior then intermediate and association singles if victorious.
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Potomac Boat Club
R Big Supplee
Hatterly
Oliver
Dorsett
Cornel
Oliver and
Cornell
Victorous
Shipboard and Navy Open Federal League Debuts
The Shipping Board and Navy Yard meet this afternoon on the Navy Yard diamond at Fifth and streets southeast at 515 o clock for the league opener. Commandant Dayton of the Navy Yard will toss the first ball, with the Navy Yard band providing music and officials from both the Shipping Board and Navy Department attending as Umpire Ed Bratchurd calls play ball.
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Shipboard
NAVY
Shipping Board
Navy Yard
Fifth and
Streets
Dayton
Navy Yard Band
Navy Department
Ed, Bratchurd
Masonics Bowling Tonight Schedule and Matchups
Tonight's Masonics bowling event features teams King Solomon apy No 1 Gate 2 Lebanon 3 Takoma 4 Acacia Hope 6 Washington Centennial 7 Wm R Singleton 8 King David 9 George CG Whiting 16 National. Doubles include Groff and Wetasel on alley 1 Brandt and Williame on 2 Jacobs and Abbott on 3 Abbe and Wingfield and Smith on 5 Esther and Zea on 6 Cos and Blumenthal on 1 Byrd and Biker Parks on 8 Logan and Malcolm Summers on n.
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BP. m
King Solomon
Apy
St Gate
Lebanon
Takoma
Acacia, & Hope
Washington Centennial
Wm. R Singleton
King David
George CG
Whiting
Dm —Groff
Wetasel
Alley
Brandt
Williame
Jacobs
Abbott
Abbe
Wingfield
Smith
Esther
Zea
Cos
Blumenthal
Byrd
Biker
Parks
Logan
Malcolm
Summers
Kingston Pimlico Selections First Race Card
Maiden 2 year olds race over 4 furlongs at Mount. Windigoe shows promise while Rucado underperformed. Newcomers pose threats. pace and course form key. In Race Two the Inaugural Steeplechase over 2 miles features Esquiman and Peccant top contenders with Wormistress and Naval Arch aiming to trouble. Third race for 3 year olds and up selling over 6 furlongs includes Ultra Gold and Mavourneen as main chances with Turnabout and farmandale also in the mix. Fourth and Fifth races preview Wicomico Purse and Merchants Handicap with Gold Mount Oliman Good Times Caretaker Ray J and Mainmast among notable scorers and likely factors.
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Windigoe
Rucado
Esquiman
Scout
Naval Arch
Mavourneen
Farmandale
Minute Man
Frusmay
Royal Oak
Wicomico
Oliman
Caretaker
Ray J
Registrar
Qunetta
Thoroughbred race selections and midrace chatter
A chaotic diary of horse racing picks and commentary from Lexington and Cincinnati. It lists contenders like Gentifity Walnut Hall and Dark Horze, with bets on Overmeath and Brotherly Love, and notes speed from Hag and Oil Man. The piece mixes predictions, trainer chatter, and live-bird wagering hints for multiple races.
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Carmendale
Hteks
Fimitoo
Fenpie Bean
Kale
Ral Parr
Reliance Esquimsu
Windizo
Bucado
Gead Timas
Lexington
Ginger
Eigo
Clong
Cayman
Boya
Walnut Hall
Camafeur
Facere Bruthwood
Mainment
Wie
Smarty
Sor
Uxington
Garman
Col
Nylon
Tapertones
Warhart
Mr. Lea
Nmegan
Biily Btar
Wm. Didt
Klomimandey McMophin
Lady Madcap
Brotherly Kova
Juceh
Hughes Graham
Marjorie Woods
Uncle Velo
Pinter
Finite Barray
Jene i
pat—Brotherly Leyes
Eight Horses Arrive at Aqueduct Track
Four owners share a shipment of eight horses as Highthorpel and He Frank join Sunnyland and Clarkson at Aqueduct. Harry Anne, trainer for the Bronx stable, brought He Frank and Sunnyland for his operation while Clarkson is tied to Howard Phelan.
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Aqueduct Track
Highthorpel
Tine Juans
Harry Anne
Bronx
He Frank
Sunnyland
Clarkson
Howard Phelan
Legionnaires Take Slugfest Over Marylanders
The Silver Spring nine defeated the Marylanders 10 to 6 as Hudson held the visitors in check after a two-run first inning. Slugging by Griffith Kelly McCarthy and Burthe fueled the victors, while Purdy Frazier and O Connor starred for Maryland. Score by innings shows Costello 9 0 0 and Silver Spring 8 6 2 8 6.
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W. B. Costello
Frst
Siiver
Marylanders
Hudson
Maryland
Silver Spring
Costello
Griffith
Kelly
McCarthy
Burthe
Purdy
Fragier
O’connor
Oostello
G'Comner
Frazier
Manhattan Defeats Peerless A C In 13 To 5 Victory
The Manhattan nine defeated Peerless A C yesterday afternoon by 13 to 5. Hutchinson and Swen hit home runs and a triple each, powering a strong first inning burst. Peerless clouted Hutchinson in two frames but could not slow him thereafter. Tigers Roll Past Lenworths 36 to 3 Clotz hit three homers for the Tigers.
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Manhattans
Peerless
Manhattan Baseball
Peerless A. C
Hutchinson
Swen
eHearnite
Carver
Cauley
Mudd
Tigers
Tiger
Lenworths Yester
Clotz
Lexington Entries PIMLICO SELECTIONS
Brevity filled horse listing style, noting entries such as Cold Gold, Exense, Best bet Malomast and Good Timer among others. Terse references to breeds or pedigrees appear in the fragmented Lexington page, with unclear connections to events or results.
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Pimlico
Peemandale
G Piers
Exense
oBe
Bkimon
Oiase
Balnmagt
Bose
Ban Nidan Hewette
Malomast
Arlington A. C. Nine Defeats Postal Telegraph Forty-Nine to One
The Postal Telegraph nine was easy for the fast Arlington A. C. team yesterday afternoon, Arlington gaining the decision 49 to 1. Arlington challenges the district in coming games as Wor k arrangements contact Manager A. J. Symonds at Clarendon 602-28.
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Arlingtons
Arlington A. C
Arlington
A. J. Symonds
Clarendon
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and figures without coherent events. Key names include Dan Morvian and Thareley with scattered monetary hints and odd phrases. No discernible storyline or verifiable facts present in readable portions.
Legal Record highlights from The Post dated Saturday May 29 1937
Court listings across District and Equity Courts show extended hearing dates for multiple moti ons in McPherson v. Washington and Old Dominion Railway cases. Several judgments noted including Alexander Satterwhite v Maryland Casualty Co for 480 dollars. Probate and civil actions cover Esther Sherman v Simeon Sherman, Esther and Cecile Oyster cases, and assignments for Monday in various dockets. Public notices list United States criminal and civil matters with numerous case numbers and attorneys.
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District Aupremo Court
Circuit Court
Justice Stafford
Arthur W. McPherson
Washington and Old Dominion Railway
W. T. Oliver
Crapdal Mackey
W. J. Lambert
BE. Harris Ve
Barger
J. R. Shields
Fred B. Rhodes
American Security Co
Hie Bhaetz
Storneys
Lambert & Yeatman
James L. Pugh
Bowies
James H. Caton
William McHenry
Jefforda & Dutten
Austin Oe
Moora
Attys
Palmer, Davis
Scott, Laskey
K. Buscher
O'Shea
Sacks
Coole
Whiterd
Helvestine
District of Columbia
Attys, Lambert & Yeatman—Corp
Richardson Ve C. & P. Telephone Co
Attys, Lambert & Yeatman
Kenyon
Poot
Penna
R. R. Co
Lambert & Yeatman—Gattey, Meney & Flanne EL € Ry
Haris
Gormley
Lison
Poling
Washington Loan and Trust Co
Equity Court
Justice Bailey
Esther Sherman
Simeon Sherman
A. D. Esher
Leo P. Harlow
Cecile R. Oyster
Edwin C. Brandenboro
Plaitiff
D. W. Donoghue
A. A. Alexander
Peelle& Ogilby
B. J. Whiteford
Alvin E.crugat
Elder
Sylvester L. McLaurin
Murphy
Atterneye
Jackson
Clagett
O’ghea
Harney
Berneystal
Coombs
Eimergsen
Weainstein Ve
Leve
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Wolf
Prez
Powali Ye
Powell
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American Security and Trust
Company
Therne Et al
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Archgr & Imi Munter
Mitehall Vs
Mitchell Et al. Attorneys
King, Casteel
Pugh
William
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Wiliam GG. Dunne
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United States
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George At Smith
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Wild
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Jane F.o'connor
Marte Jark
Edwin
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Walter c. Stevens
Maine
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