Racing Entries and a College Football Note
Racing cards list six races with entries including Afterglow Sik Day Verena and Gold of Ophir in 6 furlongs and maidens for 2 year olds like Christophine Bronze Wing and Mack. A Labor Day note hints at possible football at the Polo Grounds and another line references a college program.
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Sik Day
Apua Patricia
Verena
Mao B. Eubanks
Ophir
Copperland
Merrick
Amon
Chapultepec
Christophine
Francis
Bronze Wing
Mack
Eustace
Billy Stuart
Lostus
Lamba Tall
David Crain
Black Tony
King McDowell
Alador
Artrick
Silver Bill
Brookfield
Samuel R Meyer
Sonada
Helen Batbea
el Fajamar U2
Jim Bassey
Sprite
Caugh HU
Strenuons
Ray Port
Manager Mack
Rolling Stone
Princess Caligway
Galar
Brig
Barbara Lane
Vandergrift
Bec
ER. Bradiey
Saliing
Billes
Carpathia
Judge Kerr
Honnie Eloisa
Clubs
Just Red
Sir Catesby
Spindie
Dick Baker
Flying Feet
Melton Street
Mockter
Enniskillen Triumphs in Jockey Club Handicap at Pimlico
August Belmont’s Crossbun won the opening race at Pimlico this afternoon, holding off Single Ray to finish ahead of Vellden. Enniskillen, ridden by Keating, captured the Mount Washington steeplechase with Exemplar the favored choice, and Sandhill upset Doctor Duenner in the Jockey Club handicap with McCahey guiding Sandhill to victory. Stewards investigated Wooden Shoes with no fraudulent intent found, and Talbott entries are briefly barred pending further clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Baltimore
Belmont
Pimlico
Crossbun
Peter Pan
Single Ray
Singleton
Vellden
Mount Washington
Jockey Club
Chamiblet
Samuel Ross
Doctor Duenner
Sandhu
McCahey
Sandhill
Mondon
Fimilico
J. G. Talbott
Sanctuary
Palanquin
Frank Hudson
Jawbone
Mr. Bob
Sir Cleges
Wooden Shoes
Froglegs in World's Record Performance
Freghan an 8 year old colt broke a world record for running horses by finishing a mile and twenty yards in 1 minute 39 seconds at Churchill Boowana in race three. The impost was 107 pounds with Jockey Peak riding. The previous record was 1 minute at Churchill Howedown carrying 163 pounds established by Col. Ashmeade on October 5, 1911.
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Loufaville
Freghan
Churchill Boowana
Jockey Peak
Col. Ashmeade
Churchill Hhowne
Betting stance cited in selling race bidding
From J. O. Talbott with owner Albert Simon and trainer Harry Payne Whitney, it was stated he would back every horse that won a selling race in the afternoon. In the events that followed, all three selling race winners were boosted, and in each case Mr. Simon acted as bidder.
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J. O. Talbott
Albert Simon
Harry Payne Whitney
Mr. Simon
Louisville Horse Meet Results From Six Races
The program lists six races with winners noted: First race Florence Roberts paid 10.20 4.10 3.49 time 1 06 3, second Roamer second Hack Bay. Third Frog Legs won with Rudolfo third. Fourth Debutante purse Robinetta won with Birdie Williams second. Fifth Ursula Emma won with Floral Day second. Sixth Bonanza won with White Wool second. Several named horses and riders appear in finish orders and times.
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Florence Roberts
Garz
Martre
Guxton
Hack Bay
Kedris
Gilpy
Meria G
Little Nell
Eden Aale
Peter Grini
Dean Grey
Brawney
Sir Dennan
Norman
Loftus
Roamer
Ganz
Old Ben
Dorel
General Warren
Old Trump
Frog Legs
Peak
Buckhorn
Goose
Rudolfo
Cousin Puss
Billy Colling
Robinetta
Birdie Williams
Hanover
Aunt Mamie
Burke
Fime
Dainty Mint
Marty Lou
Francis Hf
Maud B L
Shelby Belle
Theodorita
Ursula Emma
Kederis
Mary Anne
Netson
Capt. Bravo
Laplin
Sam Hitech
Bobby Cook
Mockler
Sepulveda
Banhard Siso
Minor league results across several leagues
In the International League Baltimore beat Buffalo 4 to 1 and Newark defeated Montreal 6 to 4. Rochester won 5 to 4 over Providence and Toronto topped Jersey City. In the Tristate League York won 8 to 9 at Harrisburg, Trenton beat Atlantic City 11 to 6, and Wilmington defeated Allentown 8 to 4. In the Virginia League Roanoke won 7 to 6 over Portsmouth, Newport News beat Norfolk 6 to 0. In the Federal League Chicago triumphed 9 to 3 over Indianapolis while Cleveland won 9 to 4 against Pittsburgh, and St Louis took 11 to 8 over Covington. In the United States League Baltimore won 13 to 10 over Lynchburg.
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Baltimore
Buffalo
Newark
Montreal
Rochester
Providenc
Toronto
Jersey City
York
Harrisburg
Trenton
Atlantic City
Wilmington
Allentown
Roanoke
Portsmouth
Newport News
Norfolk
Federal League
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Bt. Louis
Covington
Mount Washington Steeplechase results at Pimlico track
May 13 Pimlico feature Mount Washington Steeplechase for 4 year olds and up. Mrs A Mon Singer bred by Black Dick won easily, time 3 50 1 5, with Jockeys and weights listed. Exemplar and Rice Grain placed, mutuels paid. Eight races detailed with names, odds, and finish order.
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Mount Washington
Ward
A. Monsinger
Black Dick
W. Keating
Rt Index
Horte Wy. Post
Br Fir
Bau Ennishnen
JS Lynch
Tuckey
King Cash
J. Kerrpath
Saffel
Waterspeed
Helder
Nottingham
Boyle
Bic Giles
W. Murphy
Kuniskillon
Enniekilson
Essily
Sir Giles
Yankee
Purac
EBC
Br c
Aeronaut—Dartee
J. T. Heatey
Ar Davies
Mr. Solan
Ford
Joe We
Schuttinger
Peacock
H. Radtke
Breck Sand
Mount Vernon
J. Fitzsimmons
Jochev
Ty Metahey
Holman
de Phyenuner Ing
Watson
Denner
Sandy Pounder
Nandauain
Tanbler Gael
Denner Cole Ter
Geer Bowth
Ast
Mer We Teng
Darton Steertens LD Iteberg St
Duckpins conclude tenth annual tourney with McLean lead
J A McLean surged to 316 to seize Class C singles lead as Washington City Duckpin Association wrapped its tenth annual event. Final medals awarded to top singles performers await post audit. committee to review scores Friday at Palace alleys before prize money and medals distribution.
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Washington City Duckpin Association
I. A MccLean
Mor Rodgers
J. Baum
M. J Pierce
J. A. McLean
Cox
Association
Palace
N. Taylor
John
Isier
M. McCormick
George Wells
William Shipley
F. Or, Heindell
Tom Harlow
U Bol I. A. Mclean
F. Roppetti, Jr
DG. J. Crowell
Petal
Ford
Cohill
Hoffman
Bussing
B. Cruickshanks
Basts
First M. P
First Presbyterian
Biff Lloyd
Cruickahanks
Ligyd
Cruickshanks
di Lloyd
Lloyd
Jaeschke
Petworth Edges Stanton In Baseball Tilt
Petworth and Stanton met in a tightly played game with Petworth winning 3 to 1. Key players included Langford and Miller for Petworth and LeDuc for Stanton, with Scarborough earning the win over Gauzza. Umpire Mr. Jenkins called a 1 hour 40 minute contest.
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Petworth
Raed G. Selig
ifRusso
Gaurea
Herrick
LeDus
Harr
Baggette
Ol Langford
Hines
Offunghau
Bish
O Waten
OO Jones
OlGirarda
Beall
McCabe
Stanton AO
Langford
Miller
Clayton
LeDuc
Bagwette
Hives
Blair
Jones
Losres
Ting Hines
Scarborough
Pilay
Girarda
Derrick
Pitoner
Searborough
Ganzss
Balla
Mr Jenkins
Erratic pitching dominates St Louis loss to Washington
In a tense game at St Louis, Washington defeated St Louis 7 to 4 as pitchers faltered. Notable moments included Pratt and Willams contributing key hits, while Gallia struggled early before settling in. The contest featured multiple stolen bases, defensive miscues, and late drama as Washington sealed the win with timely hits and solid relief pitching.
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Pratt
Brief
Austin
McBride
Willams
Wallace
Walish
Gallia
Agnew
Hamilton
Laporte
Morgan
Ge@eon
Compton
Johnston
Williams
Shanks
Moelter
ST. Louis
H. PO A. E
Dy Tohnaton
N. G. Willams
Willame Shanks
MeTirrde S& Cashion
Maine
Wokogel Poin
Meng
Sailfiee
Samstoy McBride
Om Bapes
Lous
Knecht
Altre
Roy Hamilton
Jon Calla Lupies
Messrs
O' Enugh
Ferguson
Catholic U to Meet Rock Hill College on Brookland Campus
Catholic University will face Rock Hill College of Ellicott City Maryland this afternoon on the Brookland campus. Crescents beat Olympic A C 4 to 1 in a loosely played game with Tomlin’s pitching and Bardin’s base running highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklanders
Catholic University
Rock Hill College
Ellicott City
Brookland
Crescents
Olympic Club
Crescent A. C
Olympic A. C
Tomlin
Bardin
Dastrict
Wieking Games
George Laux
Pennsylvania Avenue
Old Man Jones Prayer on Election Day
A clipped, dialectic musing recalls skepticism toward officeholders and a call to pray for those in authority. The speaker notes ignorance among lawmakers and urges patience until election day, aligning with religious duty and care for good government.
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