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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1908

Page

93

Pimlico Meeting Ends With Moongold in Steeplechase Win

Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore May 9 Pimlico’s spring meeting concluded with perfect weather and a big crowd. Moongold captured the Cieswrake steeplechase at Pimlico, ridden by Mooncell, while Brook was backed but ran short. Rena Grands, Pan de Oro and Kilo Grande were notable in Amateur Cup events.

Moongeld Washington Post Baltimore Maryland Jockey Club Pimlico Baitimore Society Renuemen Thatio Washilstom Wes. Mathews Kerr Pan de Oro California James Boden Mr. Kerr Cieswrake Mooncell Ound Brook My Uhson Washington Wes Lis al Steoe Momgolt Ang Treok Johns Hopkins Swarthmore

Pimlico Notes and Racing Show at Parke Meeting

Fragmentary horse racing notes from Pimlico and The Fashionington showing May events. Mentions trainer interactions, victories by horses like Phils Slis, injuries to jockeys, and a broken mount during a second jump event.

Trainon Garin Phils Slis Hubeara Co T. Townes Inter Ain Wien Sara Nin Imavidson

Jamaica Personal Troublemaker and Derby Odds Fragment

A fragmented race listing from Jamaica and Pimlico with odds and names such as Notter Musgrave Dugan and El Dorado McCahey. The text shows multiple horses, trainers, and betting quotes like 11 to 10 and 8 to 5, indicating a disjointed odds table rather than a cohesive story.

Jamaica Yorke Notter Musgrave Atkin E. Dugan Ida DB E- Bugsn Horace E McCarthy Pimlico Lucille R McCahey Listerina Jas. Howe Moongetd Bowser Rio Grande Mr. Kerr Our Boy J. W. Murph Delphie Fairbrother Oakland Entre Nous Ww. Kelly F. Walsh Siivertine Hildebrand Gemmel Rettlay Tommy Ahear

Pimlico Stakes Wagering Results and Top Owners

Gerald and M T Greene consignments sold for 3050 and 2100 dollars to Shields and Powers. Blember fetched 150 dollars. Sir Cannon drew no bid. William Shields tops the list with nearly 6000 dollars in credited winnings, Amos Turney second, Preston Burch third for Chelsea Stables.

Gerald Shields M. T. Greene W. W. Powers Blember Sir Cannon William Shields Pimlico Amos Turney Preston Burch Tredner Chelsea Stables

Jack Atkin Wins Montague Stakes at Jamaica

Special to The Washington Fest New York May 9 Jack Atkin nicknamed the Roseben of the South led from start to finish to win the Montague Stakes at Jamaica over a mile and a sixteenth. He beat Restigouche by six lengths as Dugan dismounted amid an ovation. A foul claim by Notter was disallowed. The race featured a dramatic far turn incident with Restigouche nearly faltering before recovering.

New York Jack Atkin Jamaica Reauigoudhs Keene Dugan Estigouche Aikin Jack Aikin Neite McCarthy Eevaud Hoere Musgrave Thing Unitorm Raltet Girl Sekeo Ysa Monterr Ann Bir Taddington Yorke Scerni Crush Museravel Antmas Samuel H. Harris Prince of’ Chstie Core. Cob Staavia Qol? Tall Rosedale Trance iMusgrave Guding Belle Burns Nutter Magan Ureanna Musnravey Mauma

Polly Prim Wins Clark Handicap at Churchill Downs

Polly Prim defeated The Minks and Pinkola in the Clark Handicap at Churchill Downs as crowds enjoyed a clear, pleasant day. Dark Night caused a surprise race day, with Al Muller second and Colonel Bob third in the program on May 9 at Louisville Kentucky.

Deteata Minks Pinkela Louwlaville Churchill Downs Polly Prim Dark Nee al Muller Colonel Bob Powers Iiiian Ray Helder Inde Warren Guardatoon Miss Crittender Sam? Rjona Tendrette Sam Ward Ribbon Girl Bul Herron Nazimova Royal Chance Minot Meada Flora Ray Malmairon Lorrimer Ansonia K. O. B. Glao Morgan Edmundston Martin Sharp Paint Chaos Wing Ting Warrens Pinkola Tony W Solicitor Woodleon WG E. Marlin Loders the Ogre Jim Fitz Roseburg Ti Hach Margaret Randolph Butler Ed Kane Lady Vic EB. Martin Tims Dunvegan Mary Orr Hughes

Gemmell Wins By Nose In Emeryville Thom as Handicap

Oakland racing at Emeryville features a grueling finish in the Thom as Handicap with Gemmell edging Critic by a nose. Ocean Shore fell at the start, Jockey Hildebrand injured, Lisaro finished third as Lisaroa is misread in text. other races include Futurity course winners Entre Nous and Right Easy capturing their events.

Oakland Cal Emeryville Gemmell Critic Lisaro Ocean Shore Hildebrand Entre Nous, 107 (W. Kells), To To 1, Won; Preen, 116 (Reitigi Les Harrison Bendy Korostiany Buriegh France Frederick Flekaway Balasea Alta Right Easy FP. Walsh Capt Joh Goldsven Mauretania Buxton del ‘Casados King Ferdinand Blameless Ace of Diamonds Vesper Hyman Miss Worth Bannetta Ae Line IPL Tad Vie Erahe Molotyre Valent CW Kelty Tuted Standover Lucky Lad Markle Mayer Duronther Audraw Mack Lydia J Reeds Critig Fl Rice Lisarioa W. Millom Fantavic Edwin VT. Fryer J. Sane Ocean Queen Hipthragh Mlip Peventy Tommy Ahearn John Whit {Hayes Col Jewell Morne Den Mise May Bond Hash Vronsky Golden W

Answers to Queries from The Post Sporting Editor

Reader questions on league history and specific baseball rules are addressed. The letters seek verdicts on historic NL wearers and on play outcomes such as double plays and runs scoring. Answers affirm no official college records. rulings confirm runs tally only when outs occur. The exchange invites further clarifications for Sunday print.

Sporting Editor Cantwell and Montgomery Georgetown

Tigers Rally Past Princeton In Thirteen Inning Baseball

In Philadelphia May 9 Pennsylvania rallied to tie Princeton in the eighth and ninth, then won 8 to 6 in the thirteenth. Both clubs used two pitchers with early replacements, as Simpson and Heyniger struggled while Clark finished strong for Penn. Dillon’s late hit produced the decisive two runs. Switmyer and Dawson drove in Penn’s late scores after a tense extra innings frame.

Wacington Post Philadelphia Pennsylvania Princeton Witmite Simpson Penn Heyniger Clark Bates Dillon Tigers Warrick Dawson Svore U. of & Rhgae Bayer Vaughy Ausiaes Baga Wood Cookran Simpeon Porter Swiley Olio Oocae Switmyer OlClark Cogant Totaleneee Smile Twitmyer ii Ocloaazvogt Zidodo CsiceoRa Harned Pennsylvanie Twitmore Hy Hevniger Harlan Londigan Londiga Vaughn Smiley

Riot Ends Attleboro Pawtucket Baseball Game

The Atlantic League clash in Attleboro Massachusetts between Attleboro and Pawtucket ended in a sixth inning riot after disputed calls by umpire O Rourke. A ball near the left field line was ruled foul then fair permitting two Pawtucket players to score. Manager Haywood halted play as spectators chased the umpire from the grounds and attacked him with eggs and lemons before he escaped to a hotel.

Attleboro Mass Pawtucket O'Rourke Haywood

Monday Racing Entries From Jamaica Card

Jamaica racing notebook lists first race entries with horses Bonnie Kelso Arvadalde May River St. Dorian Ruble Damier and others. second race for four-year-olds and up features Master of Graft Gud Luck Zethus Juggler Saylor Campaigner Pretension Grimaldi Zal Prince of Castile. multiple races include Handterp Luskeo p era and various bidders. Williamsburg Handicap names Terry Mali Spooner Rialto Cobert Tranzvaal Big Chief Golden Pearl Please Rosimiro Park View and more. six furlong purses feature Ruby C Metiven Blake Mary Oguent Irene Jackson Lady Pink Gowanga Agnes Ford and others.

Pree Ventor Bonnie Kelso Juggler Saylor Grimaldl Zal Much Prince of Castile Sar Todding Ton St. Foxevi Mul Superman Mark Anthony Big Chief Craggart Miss Delaney Henunia Thetis Baverns Gracila Phylie Cavalier Eleanor Gladys Lovlas Aroma Ruby C Metiven Blake Mary Oguent Irene Jackson Lady Pink Gowanga Agnes Ford Sharp Point Lighwade Magnet Haligt Special Delivery C. J. Cella Aq Palamon Haduck YatesWour Ang Eelling Elysium Tenarett Lady Hatthorne Light Bins Endorme Tuck Putton Tapioca Malecdh Alice Wundamental and Servicence Silver G Witird Plert Souris Townes Percy Green Ezget Don Jolly Halph Reeve Lillie Wally Bank M Holiday Peter Becker McAllister Sam Hoffheimer Pure Kingta Bon Torah Wingting Deuces Oo Eoter Witth Delling MD Barrette Riceland Ania Ardié Orlandot Thomas Onloun Rewer Gracious Lizzle McLeu Mise Dewarlon Bonebrake Rickey Barnesdale Oatboat Sisih Tivotini Camihe Meada Ismaelan Hazelatch Dr. McClark Groat GfGel Teddy Hodge Jatan

Olympic Entries Close May 23 After May 9 Vote Note

New York May 9 The American committee for the London Olympic games fixed May 33 as the last date for entry of candidates for the American wrestling team and May 2 as the last date for entry of candidates for positions on the American swimming team.

New York

Lehigh Defeats Brevana in Intercollegiate Lacrosse

South Bethlehem May 8 Lehigh defeated Brevana Institute in a close intercollegiate lacrosse contest. Fewer than a dozen players were injured during the game as the action remained intense throughout.

Bethlehem Lehigh Torday Brevana Institute

Phillies Trim Roster Ahead of Western Tour

Manager Murray cut twenty five men to release Roy Thomas and four others. Nineteen remain for the season, with eighteen new players sailing for Chicago on the 8:40 p.m. train. The roster includes pitchers Moran Richie Sparke Foxen McQuigin Corkidon. catchers Doom Incksitach Crist. infielders Bransfeld Kiabelt Du Dolin. outfielders Magte Orne Titue. Courtney utility, McCormack extra outfielder, Sid Gleason praised as leader. Crist left behind as Devitt and Jacklitsch handle catching on tour with the rest.

Muray Chicago Evere Roy Thomas Hoch Covelaski Ard Warrick Denninger Thomas Roy Phillies Butt Osborne Migials Thia Pihilles Grint Murray Crist Devitt Jacklitsch

Le Droit Tops Bachelors In District Tennis Match

Le Droit Park tennis club defeated the Bachelors' Lawn Tennis Club on the Le Droit Club courts at Thirteenth and T streets NW in the second interclub match of the season. Doyle of Le Droit beat Davidson 6-4 3-6, Cake won over Geoghegan 6-1, 6-2. Doubles saw Doyle and Doyle win 6-1 6-2, while Geoghegan and Leech beat Davidson and Hyatt 6-2 6-3.

le Droit Park Bachelors’ Lawn le Droit Club Thirteenth T Streets le Droit Bashelors C. B. Doyle John Davidson The Bachelors Doyle Middle Atlantic Davidson South Cake Geoghegan Best Bachelor Ken. Geoghegan A. ¥. Leech Ballinger R. OW Hilla L. Leyla Kelly FR. C. Leach H. Ot. Welle W. C. All Beac Ann Ballinger Leech Hyatt Sheridan Wella Bechefors

Automobile Boom in Washington Spurs Low-Priced Cars

Automobiling in Washington has surged with moderate priced runabouts on the market. Manufacturers see rising demand for sub $1,000 models and expect over twenty models priced between $600 and $1,000 next year. Early planners who anticipated this demand are now reaping profits as local agents lag two to three weeks in deliveries.

Washington Sara

Navy Edges Columbia In Tight Two Mile Rowing Duel

Annapolis May 9 The Midshipmen beat Columbia by a fifth of a second in a closely fought two mile race on the Severn. Time for the winning boat was 10 minutes 28 and 1/5 seconds as both crews battled rough water and staged a late surge to claim victory by a narrow margin. The Navy also led early and late, with Columbia briefly taking the lead before Annapolis surged ahead in the final yards.

Washington Post Annapolis Midshipmen Columbia Severn Navy Columbia Varsity Colostabla

Villanova Beats Washington and Lee 16 to 0 in Eight Innings

Villanova defeated Washington and Lee 16 to 0 at Villanova, Pa. George pitched the first three innings, holding the locals to no runs, then Washington and Lee scored in the next five before Dare relieved. Monahan and McGhee lead Villanova with strong hitting while Clark starred for the visitors. Total: Villanova 16, Washington and Lee 0. Two-base hits by Moore and Struck out by Sullivan and Dare. First base on balls: Dare 1. Umpire Bulls. Time about 2 hours.

Washington Post Villanova Washington and Lee George Dare Washington Lee Sullivan Monahan McGheeah Clark Rico Ravage Oc.am Walan Waddell Tiga Ogiarke Zis Slavin Witem Kane Viliagova Moore Georg Dt Dare Mr. Bulls- Yan

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