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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1907

Page

16

Schreiber Colts Win His Trainer Also Wins Race

Rainy conditions at Belmont Park fail to slow a strong showing by Barney Schreiber and his trainer H R B Brandt. Tom McGrath, backed from 7 to 2 down to 11 to 5, captures the handicap by four lengths in Schreiber colors, with Banyohb and other Schreiber entries also scoring in a foggy New York afternoon of racing.

Tom McGrath Holecher New York Washington Belmont Park Gorm Barney Schreiber H. R B. Brandt Joe Carey Bannockburn J. J. McGuinnis Dan Buhre Wilson Jrr Alethena H P Whitney Diana Kea Schreiber Banyohb R T Wusertes Thermidor Etta Louse Sussex Barney Schrether Willie Sheets Holscher Harry Tom McGreth Radtke Sven Yorkin Notter Spain Judge Denton Bohemian Charlie Thompson Little Woods Dalior Bex Acrobat Lee Harrison Mack Rose Herman Seling Marbles Tod Lloyd Horners Ben Cole Arm Givonni Baggio Enlist Oktay Paul Pry Cuscovilla Shitley Sput Serond Thomas Calhoun Sziling Evdera BE Digan Gallant den EL Dorado Liesd John Smulskt Samuel H Herels Beldmoore Chief Hayes Marster

Three winners for Nicol at Nichol race meet in Louisville Kentucky

Louisvie May 10 riders and fans saw Jockey Nicol ride three winners at short prices. Gold Proof defeated Zal and Ralbert while Fonsoluca was the favorite. Weather was cloudy and track muddy with six races featuring long odds and numerous contenders.

Louisvie Nicol Gold Proof Zal Ralbert Fonsoluca Mary Orr Huter Nedra Pickens Lizzie McLean Boland Thre Washakie Bunge Wark Bittemen Ben San Sneciat Wagner Ir Synchronize Mat Starcy Stone Street Milford Dunvegan Col Favordae I. Lee Albert Morlarix Tatestor Fila Mint Boy Neves Pourte Racf Oak Grove Ottr Cemilie Swain Agnes Virginia

Unclear racing card fragment with numerous names and times

A fragmented OCR page lists multiple race results and entries from Belmont Park and various horse names such as Lady Fashion Mike Jordan and Gyeamore with times like 1:48. The text includes numerous proper nouns and possible jockeys or horse names, many garbled, with no clear single event or outcome.

Phillipe Waith James Hayes Lady Fashion Mike Jordan Gyeamore Resinint Ocyrohe

Harban and Tuckerman Lead Chevy Chase Semis

In ideal weather at Chevy Chase golf course, Tuckerman defeats Noyes to reach the semi finals, while Harban dominates Mattingly in the other match. Briggs of Wilmington remains the only outsider to hold his place, as Columbia’s Harban and Tuckerman push toward the final rounds today.

F. ¥. Briggs Wilmington Columbia Harban Tuckerman Chevy Chase W. R. Tuckerman O. McCammon C. W. Noyes Noyes God Fuckerman Mattingly Morris A.S. Mattingly R. Lewis

The Dalzell Lard Golf Match Stirs Chevy Chase Crowd

The Dalzell Lard match at Columbia links drew a large crowd as Dalzell won on the eighteenth, drilling a 5 foot putt after a bold approach from tall grass. Lard also featured strongly, and the day set up a semi final with G. C. Lafferty. results from the earlier rounds show many Chevy Chase players advancing with Harban of Columbia as the lone notable challenger for the club’s hopes.

Dalzell-Lard St. Dalzell Chevy Chase A. Lard Columbia Dalzell Lard Dalgell G. C. Lafferty G. Co. Lafferty M. Thompson Harban F. F. Briggs Wilmington L. L. Harban L. W. Weaver H. B Davidson M. &. Danforth Columbia Club Downing Tuckerman Lafferty C. W. Noyes W. P. Compton H. Morris Chevy Ches Alexander Britton J. H. Brickenstai Allan Lord Gowtalla J.C. Davidson W. Hw." Tuckerman Chevy Cheve WH. F. Ladd Chevy Cisie Daizell L. White Rand A F. Jfarnecerr Oakmont L. B. Johnson E. S. Duvall Calamistry Royburn Ani Sixtean Ford W. M. Gras Chey Chase A. B. Shelton Eatumbie F. B. Pyle J. Weaver J. W. Brawner Bannockburn A. E. Hele H. Loftus W. F. Ham G. E. Lewis Cole H. S. Davidson Chevy Crasg Chevy Chess Hagigmbia Hon Mattingly Casuabla Harria R. D. Diisell B. Duvall, Jr BF. Briggs J. MN. Anderson R. Jerking Chevy Oper Peat T. J. DB. Fovier Chevy Chass Fane

Marshal Ney Victory Triggers Ban On Owner Trainer And Horse

In San Francisco a surprise Oakland win by My Choice at 23 to 1 led to a suspension of owner J. C. McLaughlin trainer C A Ross and the horse after Marshal Ney’s victory. Ross trains for Roy Offutt. investigation ongoing. First race: Meatherscott wins five furlongs. Second: Nebonas sar takes mile and a sixteenth. Third: My Choice defeats Creston Boy and Speaker Fontana. Fourth: Gem men favored in Futurity Course. Marshal Mey wins mile and sixteenth.

Belmont Park Jack Atkin Prince Hamburg Don Enriqué Henalip Welbourne Baracinescan Zienap Inquisitor Acrobat Hyperion Voorhees Stratetit King James Seymour Beutler George Considine King Cobalt Vista Leo Orfano Star Emblem Stargowan May Rose Juvenila Sova Tongs Stray Raymond Smoker Parson Kelly- Firth Roseben McCarter Helltax Bat Masteran Noress Premium Pantoufie Keene Reidg Brookdale Nymph Cigg Lord Lovatte ‘Tuckerman Ben Ban B. L. Harban Co- Red River Iumbia Graztallo Artarlo Henry Watteraga Tony Bonero Masaniello Grafton Killochan Louisville Hoye Husted Monere Black Fox Marmoareaa Cifton Forge Carew Devout Matador Principia Rather Rioyad Airship Lady Carow Wiliam Bissett Seers Great Severus Black Mary Antoine i Woodlane Palumoni OL Rebel Queen Orlandwick Jona Inglis Harlequin Magic Saule Naran Dawson Killdecode Lady Jocelyn Guardize Young Polly Prim Quagga Red Wood Della Thorpe Lady Gadrich Am Gold Way Klorfzel Oakland Yellowstone Santa Ray Taylor George Taller Byron Rose Lotta Glageton Metlakatia Crowsbade Linda Rosa Duke of Orleamg Seling Paddy Lynet Escama Pal Governor Orrean Kimdale Taosa Betvoir R EL Primaro Talamundio Adonis Ravearlo Sir Bailar George P. McWear Nelson Fred Bent Aaron J Grasscutter Fiirebail Ocean Shore Wusene van Ness Otto Price Veeas McLaughlin Ross Suse Marshal Ney San Francisco Mari Ascot Creston Boy Speaker Fortuna Xasedo Marshalley Oaksland J. C. McLaughlin C. A Ross Ross Roy Offutt Offutt Meatherscott Borel Herles Helix Altair Clibart Katia Rains Restler Jeremiah Jockey Menace Pmpart Nebonassar Boraij Tarsigan Piety Seront Bird of Passage Fischer Red Revnari Jerushe Cloverland Royal Red Adirondacks Potrero Grande Chestnut My Choice Howard C Ross Speaker Fontana Star Banpossi Money Mass Hirlfield Chalk Hedrick Tat' Nam Laurene Annabetle Joel Gpeoyes Archibald Arcourt W. Melly Wate Marshal Mey C. Ross Lord of Tha Vile

Gov Folk signs bill banning interstate betting telephoning

Jefferson City Missouri May 10 Gov Folk signed a 10 day bill prohibiting telephoning racing bets into another state. The measure aims to suppress bookmaking at Missouri race tracks and keep betting within state borders.

Gov. Folk Jefferson City Ely Missouri

Bliss Electrical Wins Easy Victory Over Gallaudet

Bliss Electrical School defeated Gallaudet College on Kendall Green by 5 to 1. Bliss pitchers Agnew and Fuller limited the visitors to four scattered hits as Bried sparked the offense with winning batting. Gallaudet made a late rally but fell short in the decisive afternoon game.

Bliss Electrical School Gallaudet College Kendall Green Felding Morris Agnew Bliss School Bried R. H. B. Billys Gallaudet Bliss Electrical Agnew and Fuller Morris and Holliday Calvary Baptist Electrical Supply Company Calvary Baptist Church National Electrical Supply Company Monument Grounds Hawkins Church Rube Clarke Lesera

Northwest Athletes to Enter AAU Jamestown Trials

Northwest athletes will represent the region at the Jamestown Exposition to compete in the Amateur Athletic Union championships set for September. A Northwest team will be picked at the Pacific Northwest AAU meet at the University of Washington on June 22, following a directors meeting held last night. Palmer in Court's Custody. London, May 10. Pedlar Palmer, the English prizefighter, is in custody of the Central Criminal Court to be tried for murder of Robert Chest.

Northwest Seattle Wash Jamestown Exposition Amateur Athletic Union Pacific Northwest Amateur Athletic Association University of Washington Pacific Northwest Athletic Association Palmer London Robert Chest Central Criminal Court Exar Peaterney Ay Sen

Stahl Trade Ends Local Club Frustrates Ban Johnson

The sale of Jake Stahl to Chicago closes the episode for the local club, which refused New York and Boston offers to avoid aligning with Ban Johnson. Comiskey may not use Stahl, and the commission could intervene if salary disputes arise. boxing scandals touch Jack O'Brien, James J. Jeffries, and Burns. Georgetown vs George Washington baseball loom, turf investigations to purge riders, snowstorms interrupt Detroit opener, and Easter-season racing in New York ahead.

J. E. Grillo Jake Stahl Chicago Comiskey Ban Johnson Johnson Stahl Boston New York Griffith White Sox Commission Washington Jack O’brien Burns O'Brien James J. Jeffries Jeffries Burna O’brien Georgetown George Washington Star Chamber

Wanted Jeff to lay down special to The Washington Post

James J. Jeffries says Jack O'Brien offered him 90 000 to take a fall in Nevada and end the fight with a ten count. Jeffries says he refused and vowed to fight on squarely. The Philadelphia promoter visited Jeffries at his home to discuss a Nevada bout with a 30 000 purse plus 60 000 in the bank for the fighter.

Washington Post Los Angeles Cal James J. Jeffries Philadelphia Jack O'Brien Jeffries Nevada O'Brien Himet Sage Brush Asid Jeffries Jim

Danville narrowly beats Norfolk in ragged game

Danville Va May 10 in a poorly played contest Danville defeated Norfolk 5 to 4. The win hinged on early hits against Cummings and critical errors late, with two runners scoring on mistakes by Buesse and MacMahon. Subway Smith returned to form for the Tobacconists as Smith and Ryan pitched with Cummings Edwards backing.

Washington Post Danville Norfolk Featureleas Danyie Cummings Buesse MacMahon Subway Smith Roanoke Seoré Richmond Long Colts Eckstone Beere Walshie Cooper

Homewood Country Club Fire Threatens Major Golf Events

The Homewood Country Club at Flossmoor near Chicago suffered a devastating fire destroying the clubhouse and belongings of several members' wives. Wind-fanned flames left the building in ruins within an hour, jeopardizing the Western amateur championship and the women’s Western championship planned for August at the club. Meanwhile, Miss May Herlet, defending women's golf champion, defeated her sister Florence 4 up with 1 to play in Newcastle to claim the title.

Atvmeernd Country Club Chicago Homewood Country Club Flossmoor Homewood Club Miss Herlet Newcastle Ireland Miss May Herlet Florence

Face Good Complexion and Wealth Through Cascarets

An advertisement promotes Cascarets for health and beauty, claiming a gluced complexion, clear eyes, sweet breath, calm nerves, and good temper. It urges carrying a ten cent emergency box to use when tongue coats, heartburn, belching, indigestion, or pimples appear, and asserts one tablet prevents most health problems. It cites Sterling Remedy Company as the maker and warns to avoid bulk sales.

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