Roseben Fails in Crotona Handicap at Belmont Park
Roseben, backed by Davy Johnson and others, falters to finish sixth in the Crotona Handicap as Jack Atkin leads to the last furlong before Suffrage overhauls to win by two lengths. Van Ness Stakes winner Tileing also tops a crowded plate with Superman taking the last race.
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Roseben Faces Setback In Crotona Handicap Defeat
Special to The Washington Post describes Roseben’s poor showing at Crotona Handicap day. Despite heavy betting on Suffrage and Superman breaking a track record in the final race, Roseben failed to keep pace, finishing well behind rivals as 3 year old Superman looms in the Brooklyn Handicap with a strong speed and stamina profile.
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Big win at Louisville marks day of racing action
At Louisville on May 16 A C Rann the favorite won the principal four and a half furlong two year old purse. Albert Fir captured the third race. Weather clear track slow. In the furthest events Mackerel and Nedra headlined the field with multiple runners listed and times noted for each race.
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Belmont Park Saturday Horse Names and Entrants
A list of horse names and handlers appears to be racing entries for Belmont Park today including King's Daughter F Pretension DeMund King Cobalt Thermidor Fred Mace Lozy Ball Kate Carney Split Second Grappie Ben Ban Jr Cora Tony Bonero Savable Robador Dan Bubre Flimnap Lad of Langdon Louisville Anna Day Dele Strome Minnehahb Bucket Brigade Margaret Randolph Merrifield Goldwar Dromlo Adesso Sazl Peter Bec Matador Lieutenant Rice Alencon Bellindian Seriplock Request Oakland Fastoso Bird of Passage St Denia Swede Sam Carmalina Gluckatern Blanche C Buna Treasure Seexer Royal Rogus Princess Titania Wee Lass Romaine Good Cheer Bantam First Peep Johnston Governor Davis.
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Adriatic Arrives After Seven-Day Atlantic Crossing
The White Star liner Adriatic, largest Atlantic ship yet, arrived off Sandy Hook after a seven day voyage with 3,000 passengers who praised its steadiness. President Ismay denied plans for a 1,000 foot liner, saying harbors limit size.
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Racing strings shipped to Toronto from Kentucky derby meet
The Graves Innes and Phil King teams plus horses Headley Ware Brocade Suzanne Rocdémora King Leopold Lock and Southern Cross were sent to Toronto Ontario from Lexington Kentucky on May 16. King Leopold previously defeated five Kentucky Derby contenders on opening day of the Migeting meet.
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Brocade
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Long priced horses shine at Oakland race meet
San Francisco May 16 report highlights Hedger Thorn victory in the second race as long priced runners lead the program. Gemmel rallied to nose out Silver Stocking after appearing beaten, with Ray Hin-Mo and Hedge Thorn among winners in five furlongs and one mile events. Seeded fields included many horses like Ray Hin-Mo, Darington, and Captain Burnett among others with multiple runners.
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Tree saves turfman life in cliff fall at Cobalt
Newton Bennington, New York financier and turf man, escaped death when a projecting tree caught him during a fall hundreds of feet over a precipice at Cobalt. He was found unconscious and drawn to safety by James Carmody, a mining engineer, after losing the reins from the team. He was treated in Toronto then left for New York. He had been in Cobalt for property inspections and had just recovered from a severe illness. No bones were broken.
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Medal Heroes Surprised by Carnegie Hero Fund Awards
Malcolm Auerbach and Miss Jessie K Nelson learned they won bronze hero medals after newspaper coverage. Auerbach, 1203 Sixth Street NW, saved a drowning man in Seaside Lehigh City NJ in 1905 but was injured. Nelson, 922 North Carolina Ave SE, rescued an 18 month old struck by a streetcar on New York Ave in 1905 and endured injuries.
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Girl 5 TABS Schoolmate Stabs In Pencil Incident
Virginia Robinson, daughter of Mia Albertina Robinson, was stabbed in the leg with a lead pencil by a schoolmate during a sudden outburst of anger. The lead fragment was removed by Dr. John H. Benjamin after a cut about an inch long to extract the poison from the wound.
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Knife Wound Fatal in Color Line Houseyard Death
Eugene Rutherford, 22, colored, found dead in the back yard of 1220 Twenty-seventh Street with a stab wound to the abdomen. Gilbert Lewis, colored, detained at Seventh Precinct on a murder charge after police say he confessed. The incident followed a confrontation at 1227 Twenty-seventh Street involving Rutherford visiting a wife of Lewis.
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Man from Cincinnati Seeks Honest Work in New York
A job seeker with a two foot cardboard sign stood on Park Row, saying he wants any honest work not requiring skilled labor. BL. W. Leonard, neat, educated, scarred from a gas lamp explosion, lists past testing work and manual or clerical skills, insists he is single and free of bad habits.
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American international tennis team schedules early practice in New York area
Committee in charge of the American international challenge team met in New York to arrange preparatory sessions. Beals, Wright, and Karl H. Behr are named for the squad, with Willem J. Clothier anticipated to join. Practices run across Germantown Cricket Club, Merion Cricket Club, Westchester Country Club, Knollwood, and Crescent Athletic Club from late May to early June under guidance of Larned, Little, Hackett, and Alexander.
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