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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1912

Page

14

Amateur Games Called Off Today Garth Wins at Pimlico

Local report notes the cancellation of amateur sports events today while highlighting Garth as the Pimlico winner. The column plugs seasonal tips and regional products including Pana mas and P-B Straws, with playful notes on quality and novelty items for summer.

Garth Pimlico

Tennis Tourney Details and Player Movements Across Leagues

The report outlines upcoming tennis events for women and mixed doubles, noting schedules and participants. It also covers baseball player transactions with multiple teams, including St Paul, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Milwaukee, detailing releases and acquisitions in the American Association and related circuits.

Contingent fund proposed for injured amateur baseball players

A plan urged by Mrs H Shurtleff proposes a dedicated fund financed by a percentage of gate receipts and public contributions to help amateur baseball players cover medical expenses. The measure follows numerous recent accidents amid a somber day of memorials and league suspensions.

H. V. Shurtleff Secretary of Amateur Commission Hirtt Alfred L. Stern H. Shurtieff Shurtleff

Garth Wins His Eleventh Race at Pimlico Day

Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore reports William Garth saddled Ringling to win the first Pimlico race. He sold Ringling for 1200 to Nolan and Hedrick after learning they would bid, prompting a stewards inquiry. Jimmy Lane, 42, led in steeplechase but faded. Jevernence led start to finish in the fifth. Horron won the two year old race as a surprise, and Rosseaux won Merchants Selling Handicap. Red Walker captured a race for Canadian owner Albert Simons, and Lady Moss suffered a knee injury in a spill. Jamen Fitzdimmons and jockey McCahey will ship to Churchill Downs.

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Boxing bouts at Rochester and Albany draw crowds and clear victories

McFarland defeated Loughrey and Wilson in a ten round bout in Rochester, delivering a great display of boxing against Packey McFarland. In Albany, Bob Moha dominated Charlie Hitte over ten slow rounds, winning clearly in every frame.

McFarland Robinson Rochester Red Robinson Pittsburgh Frank Loughrey Bobby Wilson Packey McFarland Bob Moha Hitte Albany N Y Milwaukee Charlie Hitte Albany

Roll Well In City Tourney In Duckpin Event

In the Palace last night the City Duckpin tourney neared its end with no new leaders. The Krauss brothers Lon and Harry upset the field in Class A doubles, beating the Little Maples by two pins but finishing two behind the leaders due to bad breaks in the final frame.

Palace Ita Krauss Lon Harry Aattwaa

Tommy Burns to Referee Canadian Lightweight Championship Fight

Tommy Byrne will referee the bout between Joy Baylor and Billy Allen staged at Baawand Canada in June for the lightweight championship of Canada.

Tommy Burns Tommy Byrne Joy Baylor Billy Allen Baawand Canada Juna

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