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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1913
Page
14
Light o My Life wins Oriole Handicap at Pimlico
At Pimlico Light o My Life a 4 year old by Peep o Day outpaced rivals to win the 7 furlong Oriole Handicap. Frederick Johnson trained, ridden by an unnamed jockey, led early and held off Kleburne who closed ground. In the day’s steeplechase Bill Andrews captured top purse by a head over King Cash, watched by Miss Chambler and Lathrop Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Sportsman
Pimlice
Frederick Johnson
Amos Turney - Kleburne
Johnson
Kleburne
Andrews
Bill Andrews
Miss Chambler
Lathrop Brown
Oyster Bay
New York
King Cash
Gwynn Tompkins
Mrs. Brown
Fuittergold
Hastings
Fairy Gold
Fair Play
Colin
Gainer
Fulttergold
Ferguson
Buskin
Berby
John Whalen
Loulaville
Mr. Whalen
Sanford Lyne
Kentucky
Foundation
Lane
Ten Point
Frederick I
Weston
Bryn Mawr
Loyal
A. G. Weston
Tadex
Horce
Brynary
Wien
Jupiter
Butwell
Sterning
Tad Montour
Hondeck
Snyder
Schaller
Fairbrother
Coeur D'Alene
Iane Nathan
Uncle Obie
Madeira
K H Gray
Deunler
Mary Scribe
Little Jupiter
Bryn
Jymary
Dynamo
Capt
Jinks
Passon
Linbrook
Lasesult
Druid Hill Park Pure
Pisce
Belmont
Ch. c
L Feuster
St. Bir
Flittergold
BP iv
Ambrose
Peacock
Nathan
Holland
Farr
Urtergold
Galher
Moltand
Show Flittergold
Roy O'Light
I. Canticle
C. G
Berriedale
H. Marshall
Foig
Gtr
Donald MacDonald
J. Wilson
Hofman Wee Loa
Wolfe
Wolfe 52 1-5 3-10 ‘Paton
Bt I
Deronde
Judge Monck
A i Montour
Lewin
Etna
Turner
Colonel Cook
Ete
Aa Butwell
Frank Purcell
Hoffmen
Altamaha
Bhus
Paton
Warhorn
Chambrett
St Evex
vVirgle Cook
J. L. Coyle
Tuckey
Kermath
el Bart
W. Jackson
Imr Speen
J. Butner
Cams
Mr Specs
Chanticleer II
Shannon River
J P. Mayberry
Fookey
Burnott
Lochiel
Shackieton
Wilson
Davies
Sherwood
Connolly
Sendhil
Er McCahey
Portehire
Bkirvin
Colonel Holloway
Robbins
Hofm
Pertshire
Drivne
W Harward
Lisingston
Armeath
Jockeva
Robert Bradley
Dreyer
Gary Butwell
Bryntonny
Hassan
Alex Ag Tagl
Dyer
Ribera
Ithels
Sulzer forbids wagers on horse racing in NY counties
Governor Sulzer, ahead of the metropolitan horse racing season, issues letters to Nassau, Queens, Kings, and New York counties sheriffs and district attorneys, and to New York City Police Commissioner Rhinelander Waldo. He orders them to prevent all wagers and gaming tied to horse races and warns officials they will be held strictly accountable for duty performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Veriffy
Wariaug
Albany
Sulzer
Nassau
Queens
Kings
Rhinelander Waldo
New York City
Lexington Entries First Race Holds Narrow Margin
Lexington race card shows six furlongs action with Seling purse $360 for older horses. Just Red wins at 120 pounds, Shedow places second, Taton third. Time 1: Lié. Notable runners: King Box, Garter, Booby, Oriental Pearl, Mae Taft among others.
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Seling
Bloch
Henry
Pigge
Just Red
Shedow
Taton
Buxton
King Box
Garter
Booby
Oriental Pearl
Mae Taft
Alt Red
Allohz
Lassié
Lord Agena
Steele
Rosmer
Ganz
Birdman
Loftus
Mac
Hanover
Jack Laxson
Vilace
Dick Baker
Gross
Tima
Helen ‘Dallishe Alzo
Racing Entries Across Multiple Races With Varied Odds
Today's racing card lists six races with assorted entries and odds. Notable names include Hinmandy, Judge Kerr, Tom King, Shawnes, Bit of Fortune, Hinata, Honey Mine, Tumilia, Bronze Wing, and McKee among entrant pools across sprint to mile distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Kerr
Imen
Mersant
Tom King
Shawnes
Mark A Vaver
Aplaster
Bit of Fortune
Howds Howdy
Pnurse
Hinata
Honey Mine
Yoor
Tumilia
Bronze Wing
James Deckers
Peet
Bel Hore
Cahnent
Ingo
Ada
Rose Ring
Irth Ann
Korthage
Mara Mac
Buzz Aroi
Meiji University invites Washington baseball team to Japan
Seattle May 6 Meiji University of Tokyo cabled the University of Washington baseball nine inviting them to visit Japan for a series of games. The Japanese will pay expenses if they depart August 6 and return by October 24. Faculty consent will be sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Meiji University
Tokyo
University of Washington Baseball
Japan
Meiji
Local racing names and bets listed in Lexington notes
A foggy string of horse names and bettors appears across Cincinnati Enquirer and Morning Telegraph pages. Names include Bit of Fortune Apiaster Theodorita Jamelia Lady Lightning Merrick Flying Tom Rose of Jeddah Stamps and Flying Feet with various clubs and figures such as Capt Swanson Jesuit Yorkville and Hester Prynne among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Obetongil Enquirer
Bit of Fortune
Apiaster
Howdy Howdy
Woot
Honey Mine
Jamelia
Lady Lightning
Benanet
Merrick
Flying Tom
James Uockers
Flying Feet
Ruby Hyams
Korshage
Buz Around
Rose of
Clubs
Marshon Frances M
Marta Mac
Ureula Emme
Floral Day
Supple Pimlico
iBy
Cincinnati Enquirer
Royal Message
Sandvale
Tactics
Stetcliff
Madrigalien
Irene Gummell
Mollie
Swanson
Gun Cotton
Jesuit
Lamp Black
Early Light
Yorkville
Beeom
Henry Hutchingon
el Oro
Oakhurst
Morning Telegraph
Hester Prynne
Trifler
Eddie Grabey
Madrigalian
Grania
Gelden Castle
Bello
Guy Cotton
Besom
AldeVaran
Cadeau
al Oro
Henry Hutchison
Two Changes At Duckpins In Fourth Annual Tourney
Two changes were recorded at last night’s rolling in the Washington City Duckpin Association four year tourney. Foster rolled 297 in Class A singles to take second place. Foster and Murray missed first in Class A doubles by one pin. The high mark remains 586 by Bouchert and Rodgers. In Class B, Cragg B and Foster rolled 1508 into eighth place in Division C singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington City
Foster
Murray
Bouchert
Rodgers
Eight Derby Entries Expected In Kentucky Classic
The Louisville Derby field in May 10 is seen as eight or more starters, the largest since 1900. Contenders include Ten Point and Yankee Nations with owners listed. Hawthorn may start if recovered from illness, per Lexington stables. Hampden Sidney tops Richmond College in EVIA semifinal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loniaville
Ten Point
al Aste Foundation
C. W. McKenna
Leochares J W Schor
Yankee Nations
H K. Knapp
Lord Marshall
Joe GH Keene Donerail
Georgetown University Planning School Meet on Hilltop
Plans underway for a district scholastic field and track meet under Georgetown University on the Hilltop field the afternoon of Wednesday May 21. The event, open to high school teams in the district, would include standard athletic meet events and may be paired with a college interclass affair. Significant interest has grown among athletes across classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown University
Lafayette Beats Harvard 4 2 In Slow Baseball Game
May 6 Cambridge Massachusetts Lafayette defeats Harvard 4 to 2 as Meyers Washington Bay and Mark homer. Three Harvard pitchers fail to curb Lafayette timely hitting. Overall a low scoring contest with notable homers and steady defense. Twenty amateur leagues in Cleveland planned for summer play with 490 players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall Meyers
Washington Bay
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Lafayette
Crimson
Cleveland
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