Prolific Trange Prevails In Jamaica Stakes At Fast 1 00 1 5
Jamaica spring meeting closes with three favorites and several well backed runners. Trance, Georges Odom four, dominates the Suffolk for two year olds at five furlongs, winning by three lengths in a blistering time. Grimaldi, Grimaldi, and other contenders chase late.
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Washington Pr
New York
Jamaica
Georges Odom
Trance
Sam Emerys
Exbeth
Burley & Oneill
Hoyle Austol
Rush
J Joyners Ramblas
George HL Fem
Weinbergs
Grimaldi
Thea RA Rameys
Horace B
James Melaightins
Zitol Fa
Hot Griffins
Havre
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Felmata Preellan
Dugan
Fragmented OCR wartime ledger text with scattered names
An unclear OCR fragment lists numerous scattered names, places, and numbers in a diary like ledger. It mentions Sir Cleges and various tangible items, quantities, and monetary figures, but readable context is extremely limited and many terms are garbled. The result is a cryptic catalog rather than a coherent report.
Prince Frederick Front in Tepening Ev Ont Gakerl
The race notes list multiple runners with unclear spellings and results. Prince Frederick leads early in a crowded field with several horses from various owners noted, while others show limited details or fragmented names. The recap mentions winners in early races and a mix of odds and placements across the card.
Horse Racing Odds and Results from Jamaica and Louisville
The Jamaica card lists Notter Misgrave Koerner and Dugan entries with results from 7 to 10 for Trance and Seacliff. In Louisville Betelle C Powers 6.40 to 5, Danela Martin 45.50 to 8, Hasty Agnes Martin 27 40 to 5, etc. Oakland purses show Prince Frederick Kelly 6 to 1 and John H Sheehan Miller 7 to 0 with Del Crugador McIntyre and Perfucio Miller stake.
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Notter
Priscilsian
E. P Dugan
Burns
Trance
Misgrave
Koerner
Seacliff
E. Dugan
Louisville
Betelle C
Powers
Danela
Martin
Hasty Agnes
Oakland
Prince Frederick
Kelly
John H. Sheehan
Miller
del Crugador
Mcintyre
Perfucio
Ste . Lord
Belmont Park Racing Entries Include Metropolitan Handicap Field
Belmont Park lists entries for seven furlongs and longer races led by the Metropolitan Handicap with three year olds and up. Notable entrants include Jack Atcin Selviere Superman Dandelion and King Cobalt among a large field, with purses and steeplechase and sprint events across six races.
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Belmont Park
Waiden
Bonnie Alan Mustark
Almandino
Rosario
Black Bridge
Diana Plate
Toronto
Filaherbert
Rostrum Steel
Edward Torvelino
Joe Madden
Jonnie
Jack Atcin
Selviere
Superman
Dandelion
Frookdal Nymptts
McCarer
Bluebuck
Rifleman of
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Jiencetr
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Spooner
Restigouche
Don Reals
York
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Kavir
Exonomie
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Priseilian
Bellwether Moer
Blick Ak
Bradow Clare
Hallard Boy
Eenh Miles Good Loy
Crate Blanly
Auassin Monefact
Cary
Rio Grards
Coren
Inability to Hit Carter Defines Roanoke Loss
Roanoke drops a close game amid failure to hit Carter. Hurlers and fielding miscues leave Roanoke unable to capitalize on early chances as the Rebels secure a 7th inning lead. Key players include Carter on the opposing squad and Lynchburg in a tense regional clash.
Norfolk triumphs 3 1 over Danville in May tilt
Norfolk defeats Danville 3 to 1 as Carroll shuts down the visitors after Sneth and Loos falter on the bases. Haas drives in the decisive run in the late innings, with Nosfolk capitalizing on two men aboard to seal the win.
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Danville
Stee Alin
Washington Post
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Carroll
Nifols
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Stafford
Bonne Jackson
Weal Gottig Edwards
Setts
Ir Byron
Belmonts Opening Feature Met Handicap Attracts Big Crowd
The Washington Post reports Belmont Park opens its spring meeting with the 17th Metropolitan Handicap a $10,000 added one mile race. Mc Carter favored after Excelsior win, with Restigauche, Salvidere and others also in contention as a strong field gathers under ideal weather conditions.
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New York
Belmont Park
Westchester Racing Association
Bugle
Jamaica
Newcastle
McCarter
Musgrave
Jock
FPT
China
Pitching Judgement and Umpire Play Shape Ball Games
Sporting Comment discusses pitchers relying on headwork versus brute strength, noting that judgment turns losses into rallies. It covers umpire interpretation, a blocked ball protest, and the undervalued effort of steady players like Collins Lakie and Wagner. Detroit's prospects and Summers Jennings’ predicted additions are analyzed.
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Randolph Macon Champs Edge Richmond in Eastern Division Final
Randolph Macon College defeated Richmond College to win the eastern division title, leaving a tie between Randolph Macon and William and Mary and Richmond College. The game at Richmond grounds was a fierce, high effort contest with Beale and Beville producing key plays and attempts to rally late.
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Richmond College
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Mars
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Farymond
Richmond
Randoph Mac
Batterlee
Wright
Lodge Gravely
Deville Limpire
Magieno
Wa Nington
Lee Fine
Inter scholastic track meet tops Mercer record vault
At a Philadelphia Interscholastic event Captain B Mercer of George School set a new pole vault mark at twelve feet one half inch, surpassing the prior eleven feet eight and a half inches by A Wall. Mercer also won the quarter mile in 50.8 seconds and took the broad jump at 21 feet 9 inches, adding another year in preparatory school.
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University of Pennsylva
Mercer
George School
Hoe Mide
Francisca
Besde
Strengthen Quaker Team Anxious Veteran Work in East
Veteran player anxious to work in the East signals a broader shake up for the Philadelphia Snow League club. Lave Cross, eager to play third, may move to short with McLachie. New catcher Foster Ed is signed to back up Foster, Ed from Rochester, and Eda Mayer joins from Reading. President Pulliam approves several league releases as teams shuffle rosters.
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Washington Post
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al Lawson
Lave Cross
Cleveland
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Victory for St Stephens Inst in Capital City Park clash
Bloomingdale Athletic Club fell 9 to 0 to St Stephens Institute at Capital City Park. Denna led St Stephens with three hits including a long triple, while Buscher struggled early then settled, and Bloomingdale fielding miscues aided the score.
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Ninth vs Grace tough game ends in nine to two loss
In a high error game Bethany edged by Ninth Streeters 9 2 with a double play and errant fielding shaping the score. Brooks and Hiett pitched for Brookland while Thompson worked for the Congressionals, yielding a 9 2 final as Bethany and the Baptists futures are noted in the box.
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St Josephs Defeat St Theresa In One Sided Contest
In Thirteenth and ODatresia northeast at 6 30 pm St Josephs won 8 to 0 over St Theresa in seven innings. Weeden and Bartlett pitched for St Josephs with Bartlett yielding the loss. Key hits include McGrath Coleman and Rountree with two baggers.
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Advent A C Defeats Gurley Athletic Club In Independence League
The Advents beat Gurley Athletic Club 8 to 3 at McDevitts Field as Werrobs struck out ten. Strong pitching, error-free defense, and timely hitting powered Advent A C to the win before a good crowd in yesterday’s Independence League game.
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CENTRAL POUNDS HODGSON Two Schools Tie For First Place
Central defeats Western 13 to 4 in the Interscholastic series at Lions Park. Hodgson allows few hits while Central pairs five runs in the fifth inning and adds four more in the eighth for a decisive win. Menefee and Rheem spark the offense as Taggart pitches for Western.
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Metropolitans Beaten by Century in Five Inning Tilt
Century club pitchers Nicholson and teammates dominated Metropolitan hitters at Union Teague Grounds. Century crossed eight runs in five innings while Metropolitans struggled behind de Sibour in the box. Errors were scarce as both clubs played solid defense. Century gained the decisive 8 to 0 victory.
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Remarkable endurance run of Detroit electric car to Baltimore and back
A Detroit electric car driven by Mr Bacon of Detroit completed a Washington to Baltimore round trip with no mechanical fault. R A Klock, manager of the Durant Garage and agent for the machine, accompanied him on the trip.
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Lord Avebury Bill Targets Plumage Imports
Lord Avebury introduced a Lords bill to ban plumage imports with strict penalties to curb bird slaughter. A memorandum notes British Parliament should emulate New York to avert extinction of beloved species.
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London
Sir John Lubbock
House of Lords
New York
Mourn Loss of Mounts as City Seizes War Horses
New York May 1 The police commissioner ordered the wornout department horses retired. Fourteen were sold and three horses including Egbert were condemned to death for being past service. George T Words, promoted on a record of eighteen conaways, witnessed the sale and praised the department. Many officers bid farewell to their old saddles at the station, as horses like Captain and Campus found new owners or were rendered unsuitable for patrol work.
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Potter
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