Castlewood Wins Handicap in Jamaican Stakes Finish
Cesarion colt King Cobalt of Brownleigh Park stables showed speed in the Hunton Stakes. Castlewood, ridden by J L McGinnis, closed the race to win easily by a length and a half over Berry Madly, with Foot Forsythe’s entry finishing well.
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Castlewood
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Crank J Farrells James
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Winners from Pimlico Races Highlight Tight Finishes
In a crowded Pimlico card trainer notes show Aphrodite and Our Maggie among top finishers with close margins. Jockeys Burns Doyle Saffel McCahey and Notter guide winners including Eldorado Jamaica Queen Marguerite and Castlewood amid a slate of sprint and route races.
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Harty
Aphrodite
T Burns
Martin Doyle
George Leiper
Saffel
Our Maggie
McCahey
Eldorado
Bergen
Gecksure
J Murphy
Jamaica
Queen Marguerite
E Duar
St Witheld
Notter
Brother Jonathan
McCarthy
King Cobalt
Zethus
E Dugan
Castlewood
Oakland Bannenica
Goldstein
Bold
Stuart
Capt Burnett
Retthg
Pajarotta
W Miller
Neva Welch
Mentry
Avontellus
Kent
Betting Injunction Halts Mayor and Police at Churchill Downs
A court injunction restrains the mayor and police from interfering with betting activities at Churchill Downs. The order, sought by racing officials and party supporters, directs authorities to allow tote pools and wagering under the law as preparations for the event proceed.
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Churchill Downs
Bannonica Wins First Race at Emeryville Track Meet
Oakland May 4 Bannonica led all the way in the opening Emeryville race and edged Boas as Royal Queen took third. Pajarolla dominated the handicap event with a winning display as the crowd saw multiple showings from notable runners like Billy Meyer and Wahoo in a crowded program.
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Wolfville
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Aso
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Native Son
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Neva Welch
Mentis
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Post
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Yale Defeats Georgetown in Large Yale Field Crowd
Yale beat Georgetown 2 to 0 on Yale field with strong pitching by Cantwell and timely plays. Georgetown failed to solve Van Veck after the second inning, managing only a few scattered hits and leaving runners stranded at critical moments.
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Georgetown
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Simon
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Parlbim
Mayock
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Duffy
Cent Suman
Sifely
Wylie
MacDonald
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Pasvidl
Courtney
Beaty
Lels
Wykes
Piladelphia Eleven Triumph In Rough NC Tilt
Special to Tie Washington rose Philadelphia May 4 Before a large crowd of students that turned out to be their term which trained Yule on Sunday it New fayen the University of Pennsylvania nine defeated North Carolina 16 to 49 in a chaotic ball game. Errors and erratic pitching marked the contest with highlight plays by Humilton and Sailors. Campbell struck out sixteen of the visiting batsmen.
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Mast
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Ieal
Shoemakers
Swarthmore PIE STEALERS Sidelined by Faculty Committee
Swarthmore College suspended four players including Jarry O Brien captain Gerd Smith and Lar court along with Harcourt Wyckham for misbehavior surrounding events at a May Swarthmore football rally. The disciplinary action followed pranks such as hoisting items into dormitories and alleged hoochie coy activity linked to team members.
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Halfuach Wyck Fant
Dien Roes
Prince Pty
Flireorrt
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Portsmouth Opens With Victory In Marathon Opener
Portmouth wins a long opener 6 to 1 in 12 innings against Roanoke. Shaffer and Tas star with three base hits. pitching and errors defined late innings as Roanoke suffers costly miscues and Mooney’s club edges ahead in a tense game.
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Heslerl
dManter
Clark
Shaffer
Norfolk-Nnartal Rally Falls Short to Richmond in Nine
In a tense game at the new league park Richmond edges Norfolk 3 to 2. Bonner drove in the deciding run late as Strader and Lipe contributed on offense and Bonner added a 2b in a heavy hitting, clean fielding battle.
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Jackson
Bonner
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Richmond
New League Park
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Ibonner
Ofialph
Yoclson
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Strader
Lipe Bonner
Haas
Rattling Good Time at Atlantic City Casino Scene
A faded reminiscence recounts Charlie Schwab’s high stakes roulette session in Atlantic City. The steel magnate wagered large sums, cash payments, and losses spiraling to thousands, with owners and onlookers noting his disciplined play and final tally as the night ended.
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Thor
Europe
Frontier Moonlight Duel Turns Deadly Yet Ends in Tragedy
Report covers a nocturnal confrontation in northern Larimer County near Hex Greek where two groups from Denver and Northern Larimer clashed amid a warlike dispute over territory and a shipment of horses. The duel ends with both sides wounded, and one party allegedly leaving the scene as a fiendish figure. The piece blends chaotic OCR with scattered names and places, reflecting a feverish frontier tale.
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