Washington Racketers Fall In Chevy Chase Title Play
The Washington Racketers lose in Chevy Chase title events as Meredith Baker and Miss Meredith excel in women’s doubles while men’s matches feature Johnson overpowering Baker and Doyle in tough sets. Hamilton sets strikeout record as they blank Rochester 7–0.
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Tuckerman Upset in Chevy Chase Club Open Round
In the Chevy Chase Club annual open match play, Walter R. Tuckerman loses to Ormsby Melamann 2 up after leading in qualifying at par 73. The event features multiple upsets across flights, with Harban, Dalzell, and Brown advancing, and extensive rounds through sixteenths and sixteenths to second rounds.
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Boston Base Ball Club Directors Reorganized After Retirements
Vacancies in the Boston American League club directorate were filled by P. H. Lannin of Boston and F. W. Lannin of Rockland, with Joseph J. Lannin succeeding Gen. Taylor as treasurer. Also, promoter James W. Coffroth refused to pay Jack Johnson to referee the Paris prize fight scheduled for June 2. Pimlico entries include multiple races with names like Tie Pin, Crisco, Prince Ghap, Scrapper, Supremes, and Masquerader among others.
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Pometts
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Two-Dollar Matutels and Fast Races Highlight Local Meet
Stalwart Helen led early then surged to a clear win in the final stretch while Ethan Allen and Finalee battled for place. Jon Finn paid $4.40 to win with a strong drive, and Belray and Ot Malt showed improved form. Numerous entries, scratches, and no bids marked a busy day with riders noting fatigue and fence pulls.
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Ethan Allen
Babe
Chanteuse
Dixie
Star
Guster
Jon Finn
Henrys Hutchleson
Wan
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Col. McDougalk
Beratchat
Itascon
tBullea
Owamiix
Holant Parder
Ownanus
Roland Pardes
Kaufman
Chanticleer
Garth
Redek
Fred Eesaa
Ali
Wallar Matutels
Abbotsford
Orperth
Provinca
Kubotsford
Mourraif
Cannerk
Frog
Abbotaford
Aix
Wlater
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Ed. H
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Beldare
C. Hildreth
Ucketa
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Miramichi
Aldebara
Chow
Hecketerch
Atratch
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Bexom
W. Bean
Hene
Alchemy
A. J. Stafford
We Fort
St. Mhi
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Lwell
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Calishan
Col. McDougall
Battery Brg
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Georgetown Freshmen Triumph in Interclass Baseball War
Georgetown Freshmen defeated Juniors on varsity field, final score 1 to 0 in the ninth inning. Notable players include Stowers, Steed, Prince, Adams, and Groxedure. Also reports notched in alumni chess, and college baseball results across campuses.
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Abhor el Tach
Abhore Mugem
OlRoberts
Beylon
Roger
Simpson
Stearns
McCarthy
Prince
Myera
Joaa Adams
Ubtech
Grosadore
Bras
Qebsenrelter
Dalted Spall
Simpsons
Stowers
Steed
Adame
Groxedure
Teck
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Adams
Stow
Stowars
Royer
Stujent
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Steerna
Dipgmalter
Flood
Simpani
Druckerier
Handibee
Georgetown
Owanux Beats Old Salt in Pimlico Steeplechase Burst
May 15 Baltimore dispatch notes Owanux, in Charles Fleischmann colors, surged to win the Pimlico steeplechase ahead of Old Salt after a day of close finishes. J S Tyree’s stable, including Heenan, Delta, Proctor, and others, drew praise for promising form amid a cagey meet with several near-misses.
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Louisville Race Day Results Across Multiple Stakes
The report lists detailed results from a Louisville race meet. Winners include Lady Mexican in the first race with 4.10 straight, Korfhage in the second, Lenore in the third, David Craig in the fourth, and Manage Walte in the fifth. Multiple patrons and horse numbers, jockeys, and payout figures appear for each event.
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Gypar
Kederla
Sweetheart Sun
Gringe
Icka
One Brew
Lantica Giri
Hazel R D Rach
Xederla
Korfhage
Neylon
Chow
Miss Thorpe
Dismon
Grover Hughes
Osep
Anean
Mace
Lenore
Nicol
Streight
Hest Bib
Tucker
If Thederia
Caeand
Gertrude B
Mevlon
Lady Jane
Warn
Lady Powers
Jana
Tianetary
David Craig
Roadmaster
Kederish
Magnet
McCaba
Dr. Samuel
Smlar Star
World's Wonder
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AIM
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Martin
Carmen
Neyton
Ome Supercan
JohnMederisy
Alar
Redland
Wathen
Langhorne
Firet
Fur- Jonge
Burparsing
Maria C
Euetace
Lady London
O'Hagan
Lace
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Yenghee
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the Widow Moon
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Ban Jon
Gyrsy Love
Bright Stone
Racehorse list and unnamed entries from historic racing notes
A dense compilation of horse names, owners, and race references from various papers including Cincinnati Enquirer and Morning Telegraph. Mentions horses such as Claxonette Gipsy Love Rocksch Woodcraft and Guidepast with numerous misspellings and fragmented entries across races, trainers, and towns.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Yenghes
Casty Jones
O'Heig
Linda Forte
Lee Invalldee
Joe D. James Dockers
Lost Fortune
Galleut Spy
Hodge
Morristown
G. Mo. Mller
Hasthorna
Vanderesift
Wilhite
Mles Gamp
John A. Wakeflald
San John Guide Fest
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Wander
Morning Telegraph
Lenghe
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Lassa Avmt
Jocle
Linda Payne
Les Tavanden
Curlicue
Gellant Boy
James Dockery
Hades
Flore Wne
Rudolfo
Vandergrift
Hawthorn
Casuarin
Mia
Gam
Claxonette
Gipsy Love Rocksch
Woodcraft
Guidepast
Imilico
Buffalo Wins 7 0 Over Chicago in Low-Scoring Bout
Buffalo defeated Chicago 7 to 0 as Moran Brown and Heuser pitched for Buffalo. Henderson Hendrix Zwilling and Wilson led Buffalo with key hits while Delebenty Farrell and Hanford provided runs. Umpires Merere Goerkel and Rane called a 1 hour 40 minute game.
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Blair
Olctemera
C. Meran
OlMesdrix
Brown
Wickland Rt
Houser
Younge
Buffalo
HFK
Chicago
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Zelder
Tinker
Beck
Zwilling
Wilson
Hendrix
Wickland
Toolher
Moran
Heuser
Belle
OM Moran
Hen Stix
Wihaon
Serruca
Delebenty
Farrell
Banford
Cheago
Yinker
Agier
Downer
Bonnin
Merere Goerkel
Rane
Kansas City Federals Stay Put Under Club Leaders
Kansas City officials and Federal League directors state the local Kansas City Federals franchise will not be sold or moved from Kansas City. President C. C. Madon and league directors issued the assurance.
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