Williams and Merrick feature in fragmented racing and baseball notes
The clippings list numerous names and horses such as Foxy Mary Ursula Emma and Lady Lightning, with mentions of judges and racers like The Norman and Birdis Williams, plus a detailed baseball box score referencing Mead Brown Riordan and others. The mixed items reflect racing entries, trainer notes, and a sports tally from Cincinnati Enquirer and Morning Telegraph sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Cincinnati Enquirer
Lady Lightning
Merrick
Miron B. Birta
Bradley Entry
Candy Box
Cluba Tay Pay
Dick Baker
Gowell
Joe Morris
Lenchares
Birdis Williams
the Norman
Ruffies
Foxy Mary
Ursula
Morning Telegraph
Chapultepec
Harry L
Breakers
Bunnie Chance
Bit of Fortuna
Leachares
Edith W
Birdie Willams
Urevia Emma
Jack Lazon
Weldship Wins Emerson Steeplechase At Pimlico Surprise Victory
Weldship, a 4 year old bred by Gwynn Tompkins and owned by Edward M. Weld, upset Flying Yankee and others to win the Emerson steeplechase at Pimlico. Flying Yankee failed at the last fence after a strong run. second was Shannon River with WI Bart third. Public winnings favored Weldship as a hot tip, with notable betting activity on Ambrose and Futurity events earlier in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Baltimore
Weldship
Pimlico
R. T. Wilson
Flying Yankee
Wilson
WI Bart
Shannon River
Halter
Ambrose
Albert Simons
Futurity
Sam Louis
W. Martin
E Wah
H. G. Bedwell
Fairy Godmother
Golden Treasure
Pethshire
Yorkville
Wiener
P. M. Walher
Br.g
Digguise
P.M. Walker
Vatus
Bio Post
J. Wilson
Joe Knight
Ae Wolfe
Bauer
Daingerfel
Snyder
Jos Knight
Fsat
Sylvestria
T_ Halsey
Ch. F
Hippodrome— Hanmard
Dé Robbins
Bskirbin
Hans Creek
McCahiey
U. Buster
Lord Elam
D. Hoffman
Cloud Chief
Growoe
D. Stirling
Horace Ey
Mileaga
Lord Elst
W.N. Adrians
Br. B
Caugh- Hawaga
Perth
N- Beyer
Perthebire
F. Wileon
Perthshire
Magazine
Megazine
Striker
Robert Bradley
Wardens
Ward
BE. M. I Weld
Ci. G
Seahorse I
Moon Daisy
G. R. Tompkins
Jay
Yao
Kermath
Ei Bart
Helder
W. Jachaoy
Fell
J. Wailke
I-Io
Sir Giles
Gy Fell
M. Henderson
Farl Grey
P. Chartrand
Roland Pardee
J. Clarke
el Bart
Filying Yankee
Shannon Bir Glies
Karl Grey
Horse Race Results With Multiple Runners and Payouts
A garbled page lists multiple race results with runners, odds, and payouts. Harwood and Lindar placed in the first two races with show and place payouts. Several other horses including Sooney Boy and Yankee Nations ran in various races, while times and exact placements are inconsistently recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Base Arouch
Charles Cannell
May I
Sooney Boy
Meshach
Judge Gheens
Mary Pickford
Jack Crowdus
Dr. Samuel
Gladys
Davenporth
Cry Lad
Polly O
Princa Hermis
Casey Jones
Preaumpisen
Henanet
McDonald
Calighans
Trne
Volita Gerd
Madda- Jena
King Wang
Barsac
Bright Stone
Fallyshe Aso
Wander
Taplini
Ron
Forehead
Lottus
Boanie Chaucer
Steeles
Lovedas
Winter Green
Floral Day
Surrey
Princelike
Walter Travis Wins Qualifying Round at Oakland Golf Club
Walter J. Travis of Garden City shot 77 to win the medal in the qualifying round at Oakland Golf Club Bayside N Y May 15 The margin over H B Lee of Yale was two strokes with Trafers of Upper Montclair three back Gardiner W Wright champion of the home club posted 76 yesterday but did not qualify Others in the first division include Ward of Garden City Topping of Greenwich and several local players in the field
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayside
Walter J. Travis
Garden City
Oakland Golf Club
H. B. Lee
Yale
Jerome D. Trafers
Upper Montclair
John M. Ward
Henry J. Topping
Greenwich
Gardiner W. Wright
Chamion
Roy Webb
Englewood
M. Lewis
Flushing
J. J. Hazen
Oakland
Hunt
Dyker Meadow
A. W. Cowperthwaite
Midland
W. AL. Hicks
Nassau
Hamilton K. Kerr
South Shore
R. M. Tarleton
Ralph Peters, Jr
Tech Plays Central in Annual Cellar Showdown
Tech and Central clash at American League Park this afternoon in their annual baseball game. The outcome has no championship bearing, but will decide the cellar title as both teams were already eliminated. Taggart will start for Central and Dudley for Tech. first pitch 3:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Central
Taggart
Dudley
Pimlico Race Report Fifth and Sixth Events
Pimlico hosted six furlong claiming race where W Carmody's four year old Ormondale son Futurita won easily in 0 1 5, with J Fitzsimmons training. The card also featured a one mile purse event won by Chachammes White Frost trained by W Martin, with Feats and favorites noted for minor placings and post-time details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fimilico
Galea
Louise Travert
Coronel C
Vanita
Odd Croga
Bantaneca
Trenacia
Front Royal
Salk
Brynary
Io Creat
Muez
Fred Lev
Perthahire
Chesapeake
FIRTH
Belinat
Jeanp Burn
Sidon
Eaton
Golliwogx
Hammon Fae
Dr. Duenner
Louisville
Seling
Anpa Reed
Kiva
Santander
Tacticns
Prospect
Lady Lightning
Strone
Blue Thistle
Lot
Merry
Chapultepec
Milton Bu
Harry L
Blandre
B. Mayhew
Tiktok
R. Bradley
Husky Lad
Tay Pay
Rick Baker
Goweil
Lecchares
Rolling Stone
Joy Morris
W. Carmody
Ormondale
Futurita
J. Fitzsimmons
Scharf
Post
Fie McCahey
Wilson
Theo Cook
Ward
AL Matthews
Geo
S Davis
Ferguson
Sterfing
Turner i
Robbins
Bert
Ceunter
Firet
Theo. Cook
Davis
Louis
Todding
York Lad
Little Ep
Mut
Royal Vane
Cat
Frog
W. Maron
Ny Chachammes-White Frost
W Martin
Lal
Horee- We. Post
Jochey
Turner
Ralph Lloyd
Snyder
Fairmother
Dndwe Monck Osto
McTaggart
Blue Mouse
KL Bey Wilson
Uncle Oble
Langden
Linah
Iaches
Hatteras, Usverneighta
Lucie Utie
Post Medals to Bowlers Officially Determined
All successful contestants receive medals with the exception of all events, officially determined.
Former Stars Released By Minneapolis Club
Minneapolis May 15. Hobe ferris third baseman and Glenn Liebhardt pitcher were unconditionally released by President CantHlon of the Minneapolis American Association Club. Both are old-time big leaguers ferris formerly with the St. Louis Browns and Liebhardt with the Cleveland Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Hobe” Ferris
Glenn Liiebhardt
CantHlon
Minneapolis American Association
Ferris
St. Louis Browns
Liebhardt
Cleveland Americans
Minor League Results Across Leagues
American Association games saw Milwaukee win 3 2 at Louisville with two games noted as split wins and rain. International League matchups included Baltimore at Torchett grounds and Newark beating Rochester 4 2 while Buffalo and Providence triumphed 3 3. Virginia League had Portsmouth 5 Norfolk 4 and Petersburg 3 New York and Richmond 8 Ronanke 2. Southern League results featured Nashville 8 Mobile 2 and Montgomery 4 Birmingham 1 with New Orleans and Chattanooga partial scores. Tristate and Federal League listings show Wilmington 4 Trenton 4 and Atlantic City 8 York 2 with Harrisburg Allentown notes and Cleveland Indianapolis St Louis Pittsburgh activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Mobile
Montgomery
Birmingham
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Memphis
Wilmington
Trenton
Atlantic City
York
Harrisburg
Allentown
Amateur Games Today in Capital City Districts
Amateur games listed across multiple city districts including Northwest, Northeast, and Southeast sectors. Teams such as Reform, Trinity, St. Stephen's, and St. Joseph's appear with venue intersections like White Lot Interstate, Georgia Avenue Kenyon Street, and Florida Avenue Northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
North Capitol
T Streets
Southland
Cornell
Departmental
Interstate
War
East Washington
Thirteenth
Ninth
Reform
Ederal
Grant Circle
Upshur Street
Tanglewood Vo
Trinity
Northwest
Georgia Avenue
Kenyon Street
Immanuel
Mount Pleasant
Harlrord Y
MLC. A
Fifth Street
Florida Avenue
Stetson
Southern
Eastern
Sevententh
CD Streets
Treasury
Federal
Marquette
Thirty-ffth Street
Wisconsin Avenue
St. Stephen’s Va
St. Joseph'a
Naval Medicos Edge Holy Name 6 2 In Marquette League
Naval Medicos defeated Holy Name 6 to 2 with Roach starring for Holy Name and Sam Hilleary keying the winners. game details include line scores, fielding notes, and pitching cited for Nops Bennett Grayson, with Grayson notching 10 strikeouts. Umpire Norris and a 1 hour 20 minute duration recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Medicos
Holy Name
Roach
Sam Hilleary
Naval M. Abhoa
Abhosebold
Supper
S.hilleary
F. Hilleary
Bender
Johnson
Burton
Bauman
Grayson
Bennett
Maval Medicus
Ruos—Sebold
Kertley
Phelps
Basie
Nops
Dasee
Sebold
F. Hillary
Hillary
Benger
Miller
Mr. Norris
First M. P. routs St. Agnes in East Washington league
First M. P. crushed St. Agnes 19 to 4 in the East Washington League at Thirteenth and D streets northeast. Notable box figures show Claude at third and Naples pitching for the losers, while Dean hit a homer for First M. P. and Kelly struck out nine for the winners. The game followed by a second contest where Petworth defeated Pension Bureau 7 to 1 behind Mac Brown’s ten strikeouts and a clean defensive showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
St. Agnes
D Streets
Flester
Bmasius
Baffin
Naples
Green
Frasers
Johnson
Varela
Dean
Ford
Cahill
Butz
Towers
Bussius
Kelly
Bussiue
DY Naples
Claude and
Ohe
Mille
Huesius
Fraser
Jaesche
Petworth Imine
Pension Bureau
Mac’ Brown
Pensionites
Fension
U S A
el Petworth
Carter, i
H Clayton
Ritenom
Ole Die Ty
H.wdykeef
Uagestie
G'Son
O Brown
McIntosh
YI Wee
Pension Burrow
Powworth
Plunkett
Stanton
Carter
Pengion Bureau
Petworth
Brown
FE Ferguson
Clayton
Shaw
Baggette
Mr. Jenkins
R A, 12 CURRENCY, 3, N B R A win in Treasury League
Bell pitched a dominant game allowing three hits and thirteen strikeouts as N B R A defeated Comptroller of Currency 12 to 3. Players listed include Cullum, Amon, Corbin, Biles, Montgomey, Beard, Nellihoven, Bell, Stead, McKlien, Bono, Pierce, Simcoe, and G Montgomery. First-base walks went to Bell and Todd, with Bell earning win totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comptroller of Currency
Bell
Thut
R.A
Amon
Corbin
OlBoane
Beard
Ss. McLerren
Nellihoven
Auell
Stead
McKlien
Bono
OlPierce
G.montg
Simcoe
N.broa
T. Montgomery
van Drieven
McLarren
G. Montgomery
Price
Todd
Dell
Cullum
Montgomery
van Driesen
Mr. Markle
Agriculture and Commerce and Labor Play Tight In Depart mented League
Agriculture beat Commerce and Labor 10 to 9 in a tense Depart mented League game. Van Buskirk led with four of five at bats, while Rapp Murphy and Ward contributed key hits. Bailey and Russo hurled for the teams as the contest swung on late scoring in the eighth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture
Commerce and Labor
Bailey
van Buskirk
Cofl
Abroae Taylor
Orapp
Bryan
OfMerwhorn
Babbingtone
OfMorla
McGraft, Oc
GlVanb’kirkif
Murphy, Ab
O Thompsonri
Carroll, Ib
GlMeaney
Ward, Rt
WU Agriculuire
Commerce of Labor
Taylor
Murphy
Carrell
Ward
Torrey
Rapp
Hartehorn
van Boskirn
Meanry
Hull
Smith
Agrisateare
Dreadnought Club Withdraws From League Contention
The Dreadnoughts sever ties with the Southeastern Amateur Baseball League delaying full schedule. President Webber hopes clubmen will rejoin. Upcoming championship games: Mohawks vs Congressionals, Avondales vs Western Buds, Brookland vs Mohawks, Avondales vs Congressionals, Western Buds vs Brookland, Avondales vs Mohawks. Also fines were issued to Altizer, Clark, Morgan for conduct and to Cy Morgan for language and rule violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Amateur Baseball League
Amateur Association
Asl
Dreadnoughts
Webber
Mohawks
Congressionals
Avondales
Western Buds
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Automobile Tires
New York
St. N. W
Santanesa
Sail On
C. el Oro
Pardner
Fred Levy
Glint
Garthentry
Jesuit
John Furlong
Cliff Hdge
Duenner
el Oro
Pred Lavy
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Garth
Question Mark
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Lochtel
POLL
Sproesset
Garvey
Sheridan
Zenelli
Lambert
Lycett
Northern
Tiret
Mead
Riordan
Hita
Lunines
Hordan
Nolan
Reny
Bares
Relly
Wisener
Sproeseer
Garves
Zatieth
Gitar
Mame
Aarrow
Clurt, Peabody & Co, Inc
al Bloch
A T Kedarist
Therese Gill
van Dusen
Goose
Dr. Jackson
Calash
Walter Travis
Oakland Club
Washington City
J. Baum
M. J. Tierce
J A. McLean
The
John Baum
M. J. Pierce
R. F. Cummings
Roberts
Charles King
Spaldings
Palace
George T. Cox
Association
Belmont
J. F. Michaud
M. B
R. K. Whitford
Warl Lewis
Harry Oehie
Welsbach
H. B.ley
Young and Roberts
Oliver
Hitler
Dunn
Stanford
Baum
Michaud
Esseman
Barden
Allen
George Oe Ae
Kamm
Keeler
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E. Biker
J. Biker
Malcolm and
Prise
X. Glapier
P. Griffin
H.R
W. E. Harley
Abe
J. B. Carcoll
A. Vogetsberg
Ater Bae
H. Krausa
G. E. Crampton
John Risler
A. C. Rodrick
L. B. List
Bae
K. F. Lemme
Michaudooh
McClure
Washington ‘Post
Aingles
Sherwood
H. H. Sherwood
Potomaca
Mee A. Baer
H. Hurley
J. Fi.ene
William Barton
BE. Clyde Shade
H. E. Deckman
T. J. Rice
E. T. Lewis
Sherwood Five
Shore
Riffel and Parker
Williamson and Smith
Burhans and
Harlow
Els
Loveday and
O'Neleres
Harwood and Weckerly
J, King and Hansford Bil
Osborn and
Farwell
Hughes and Hammersley
Jamen
Postoy
A Gue
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Henkte
Ligan
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Guy Hiker
Charles Lord
Thomas Rice
Bai
Trank Howard
Thomas Harlow
Kammas
Tassa
Glydesi
If Hanpa
Williams
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Hansford
McKericher
Brooks
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Garact
K. Whi
J_ Pieres von
Fl ‘Ashington Post
F. Cummings
OG Cubs
L. Buxtbaum
James Wicksham
F. Frousel
Trinidad
D. J. Crowell
Cbre
Ize
Eit ‘House
Grubbs
Horen
Beore
WL A
McLean Vf
M. R. Rodgers
William Boyd Ae
Charles Hing
Nee Bol
William Foster
R. Cummings
Repettt
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J. Crowell
Hobe Ferris
Glenn Liebhardt
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Calvary
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Calvary Abrhoa
Reaton
Kohr
Parsiey
Ol Miller
Beall
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Harrison
Busor
White
Swihart
Peef
Rector
Ol Vipond
Cee
Sean Eee
Mertz
Coe
Mer
Ennor
Iowler
Mark
Dali—Seaton
Hass
Aggies
Altizer
Clark
Morgan
Chicago
Harry Clark
Dave Altizer
Chivington
Cy Morgan
Kansas City
Chill
Old Man Jones
Clay Ie
Lief
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