Georgetown Crews Shake Up Ahead of Henley Regatta
Georgetown varsity rowers undergo drastic changes after a poor Annapolis showing. Coach Dempsey replaces Jolat Carr Langan, shifts Murray to No 3, introduces Crosby Power and Coultry. Crew targets improved form for the Philadelphia Henley regatta next Saturday with Crosby proving readiness in the fifth seat.
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Ovis
St Annapoisy
Dempsey
Jolat
Carr
Langan
Crosby
Power
Cunniff
Prince
Georgetown
Henley Regutte
Philadelphia
Navy
Varsity
Cunnitt
Eres
Vollat
Carrall
Capt
Murray
Brohi
Nan
Edi Lanic
Dempre
Mages Eee Carr
Dempset
Renoyard
Annapola
Ftaq
Belmont Park Racing Entries Captured In Rough OCR
Racing notes from Belmont Park show entries across multiple races with horses such as Redwine Rosai Feaus and Golden Word listed among many others. The text contains numerous garbled names and fragmented bids, reflecting a messy OCR of a busy program with purse details, distances, and lineups for two year olds and older horses.
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Belmont Park
Redwine
Rosai Feaus
Towten
Feacher Duster
Dastenpath
Merbatim
Yas Davin “Og
Pleld’ Mong
Tor Tyaavolda
Wonte Paro
Binseidge Teac
Dronky Stellaland
Darra
Inhi Castle
Mangan
Raspobsatul
American Horses Win in Paris Prix Upset
In Paris on May 36 a Prix tied fox race of 16 000 francs distance 115 miles was won by W K aboard Ripolin. The Prix Printemps of 2000 dollars over 1 mile 7 furlongs was won by Justinien owned by J Gould.
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Paris
Fars
St Clond
W. K
Ripolin
Waa Woo
Rank J. Gould
Justinien
Unclear race card with mixed horse names and payouts
The text lists multiple horse names and bettors with unfamiliar spellings and scattered monetary amounts. Names include Nanshan Candleberry Onager and Stet Agent with associative tracks or owners such as Butwell Kalichor Berkeley Davenport and Gotton. Payout figures like 28.80 22.00 65.16 appear amid fragmented race notations.
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Belmont Park
Butwall
Candleberry
Garner
Crevy
Butwell
Kalichor
Cere
Berkeley
Louisville
Snap
Davenport
Grand
Delansy
Sopville
Mettle Bersaud
Cote
Delaney
Martin
Macrae
Koerner
Feature to Grasmere wins New Rochelle handicap at Belmont
Grasmere, ridden by Hutwells, surged to victory by three lengths in the New Rochelle handicap at Belmont Park on May 18. Prince Gal placed second with Beaucoun third after Rose Queen set a fierce pace early. The program also noted several undercard results across six races with close finishes and added money events.
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New Rochelle
Belmont
Belmont Park
N.Y
Grasmere
Rose Queen
Butwell
Wos
Prince Gal
Finshed
Beaucoup
Ata Furlouge
Naushoo
Frank Mullenr
Gar Mar
Loeniel
Hilling
Hectarou
Mester
Guy Ale
Maldyn
Strar-oldx
Candlabercy
Garner
Oxhnaca
Nicolei
Gruso
Tine
Flora Blaha
Ashauilo Thame
Leondrdstown
Salling
Omar-Olda
Onaxer
Az Ugrevy
Danger Moire
Ascend
Jaga Monk
Sebago
Isabel Casso
Lula
Iecuba
Wid Virwin
Olia
Hutwells
Eves
Yan
Ye Meee
Preond
Donahue
Bays
Hesstenton
Alien
Tappingtox
Nestor Maline Ap
Herkeles
Louisville Results First Race and Purses
Thoroughbred race card summary from Louisville. Multiple races with winners like Tiny aemer and Isabelhan, long list of horses, owners, weights, and payouts. unclear times and places due to garbled OCR.
Thorough Horse Racing Results and a Baseball Trade News
Race card details list multiple Futurity and claiming events with finishers and odds led by distances and times. Also notes Pitcher Higgins moving from St Louis to Denver and Sioux City, with manager Jack Fiebricks signing him on May 1.
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Higgins
Denver
Sioux City
Iowa
Jack Fiendricks
Ha Higgins
St. Louis Cardinals
Taft Watches Tennis Opens With Chevy Chase Crowd
President Taft attended the third annual invitation tennis tournament at the Chevy Chase Club where Harold Doyle faced G I Touchard and lost in straight sets. Walines Johnson beat G J Gore, R W Hills outlasted W H Connell in three sets as play began, with matches continuing today including third round singles and various doubles events.
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Doyle
Touchard
York
Hills
Cornell
Wake Johnson
Gore
Taft
Chevy Chase Club
Eftersia
Harold Doyle
Thia City
G. I. Touchard
New York
Doyle Way
Spencer Gordon
William Hackett
Harvard
Gordon
Hackett
Walines Johnson
Philadelphia
G. J. Gore
R. W. Hills
W. H. Connell
Connell
Hill
Mon
Viret
F. M. Brooks Dofasted
D. Chsssits
M. In Stesle
Gader
J. A. Moorahead
Ue Smith
E Ma
Lea Meelung
Hratly
F J. Bates
Pon
Gordo
W. Faskete
Ca. Oa. Et
R. P. Davie
GH Grovenor
Ww. Wood
Muckingham
Smith
McLeen
Borla
Brocka
Stele
Moorehead
Mahon
Jotunun
Cato
Rockingham
Hilts
Lee MaClung
Bates
Brookes
McLean
Jamey
Grosvenor
Mias ‘Tode
Johnson
Ming McConk
Mien Lolen
Downing
Torcherd
Gadiler
Pariner
Aingles
Miina Welmer
Misa Hinckvlog
Mie Marg Chewyk Sim
Ramage
Wiss Schroeder
Mita Bryon
Mies MuCoole
Hyer Miss Cansola
Tye
Misa Oliveca Mion
Meredith
Mim
Helen Downing
Mize Turinmilan Woodward
McGlain
Partoer
Hieckett
Morcheag
Green
Bi Dovlova
Caeneld
Newbold
Sola
Bye, Fouchard
Conmeli Va
Great Aid Davis
Hite
Donn Va
Ang GH
Graven
Brooke
Juciea
Wiley
President Tafton Tees Off In Chevy Chase Club Tennis duel
A spring afternoon draw crowds as President Tafton joins Gen Edwards and Secretary Meyer for a friendly tennis match at the Chevy Chase Club near the gulf links. Both sides claim even honors after several quick rounds, with play described as tame and entertaining.
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Chevy Chase
Edwards
Meyer
Jutt
Georgetown Athletic Association to Elect Heads Next Sunday
Secretary McCann of Georgetown University Athletic Association announced the semiannual meeting will be held next Sunday. Officers for the coming year and managers of baseball, track, and crew departments will be elected amid a flurry of business. Campaigns by sophomores and freshmen will run to support their ticket.
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McCann
Georgetown Unversity aAthletic Association
Association
Miss Porter Best Golfer At Brookline Handicap
Miss E Porter of the Country Club won the Brookline gas handicap tournament for women with a net score of 7 defeating three former national champions. Other results include Mrs Wheeler Jr and players from Oakley and Braeburn clubs with scores ranging into the high teens. Special report from Ellicott City notes Mueller of Baltimore won the May games gold medal with Hinchman second and Furey third. freshman class won pelt and relay cup.
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Brookline
Washington
Brooklyn
Mans
Country Club
E. Porter
Wise
Porter
Wheeler
Wooluaton
Mee
Doncan
Doncan,” Bewshurn
Lar G Hellen
Oakley
Gurthoe Covatry Club
Hrigge
Braeborn
Washington Post
Ellicott City
Allures
Rock Hill College
Mueller
Baltimore
Hinchman
Furey
Amateur Baseball Roundup From Yesterday’s Games
Navy edged the Dalyns in a tight late contest while the Sun from the Rin Terte and street boys clashed in the frat round. It notes pitchers Brunner and Kayne, hits by Williams and Evans, and a 1 hour 3 minute game with errors and base running highlighted.
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Navy
Eit ySterday
Dalyns
Sun
Thascor
Abhoaeic Amd
Rounttec
WY Norte
Nyas
Quebee
Ritis—Hee
Wateon
Happ
Brunner
Vane ‘van Beskirt
Paty
Wateen
Hountree
Evens
Erwin
Evans
Mon
Bouptres
Plitcher
Wid plich—Burker
Mr. Botts
Mount Pleasant Beats Silver Spring In Suburban League Debut
Mount Pleasant defeated Silver Spring 9 to 4 in the Suburban League opener. Bil Fidler led the victory with a triple, two doubles, and a single, driving in three runs and scoring three himself. Other contributors included Clark and Buscher on pitching and fielding as Mount Pleasant moved atop the standings.
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Mount Pleasant
Silver Spring
Bil Fidler
Rand
Soros
Ag West
Dling
Wartia Ced
Cheser
iHariah
Deiat
Prt
Mtawings
Clark
S Fidfer. Iy
Benedict
Borin
Butcher
Rhp
Mevariiy
Milt IO
Wees
Buscher
Rawlings
O. Clark
Isoucher
Ungy
Fidler
Glark
Boykin
Weolem Huame
Morrie
Flood
Gripp
West
Diesel
Claris
King
Pitenas
Remgnd
Nour
Andrews beats Berry and Whitmore aggregation in zonet contest
Andrews A B W defeated Berry Whitmore in a one sided game of the zonet contest. The match lacked notable features and the winners dominated throughout.
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A.eague
Andrews
Berry & Whitmore
Amateur Gawes Today Mental League Results
The Sunday School League reports Ninth v4 Sixth and Marquette League notes G F C Tm Columbia x01. Independence League lists St Paul vA Tetaing. Suburban League features Prightwood v3 Tetons. Railroads and WC show A Lengut-Shors va.
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Mental League—Commissioners of
Ihire
Marquette League
G. F. C. Tm Columbia
Independence League
St Paul Va
Tetaing Suburban League
Prightwood
Tetons
Railroads
WC. A. Lengut
Shors Va
Pension Bureau Triumphs In Marquette League Inning Thriller
Pension Bureau upset the Congres sionals in a late inning showdown at Marquette League play. Key contributions came from McCarthy, Macarthy, and Brower as they held firm after a rally, with Willer Bouland sealing the win and Dampler driving in important runs.
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Pension Bureau
Congressionals
Sainiey
P. Bureen
Harmnante
Ahtetee Tate Browr
Toine
Meddox
McCarthy
H Mico
Gallagher
Te Dampler
Boulend
Rw Whl
Hotorance
Willfame
Gy —Pension Bureau
Cooxteat
Willer Bouland
Honeritt Selorurats Toren Base
Mue-aouland Krammer, McGariig
Heden
Stulenbamt
Herriman
Mecarthy
Wortendyle
Daupler
Holbronar
Rosso
Plicher
Brolang
Olives Win Tight Olympic League Contest Over Tanglewoods
The Olives defeated the Tanglewoods 3 to 1 in the Olympic Leagues after scoring all runs in the eighth inning. Players like Zaiglen and Reeders led offense while pitchers and fielding supported a late rally, with detailed box-score notes and umpire information recorded.
Southern 5 Station 3 in Railroad Y M C A League
Garrett tallies seven runs as Southern overpowers Station in a rough Railroad Y M C A League game. Final line shows bases, hits, and errors with players like Thompson and Garret contributing. Runners left on base and double plays noted. umpire Handiboe. Time of game around one hour 85 minutes.
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Feck Wallopen
Langdon
Sunday School League
Tangton
Qbrauner
Oleieon
Bas Quarts
Fune Vass
Cahill
Aiddin
Brewer
Faneehie
Kah
Powell
Wiliams
Wer
Tom
Foster
Peck
Banet
Langton
Greer
By.derson
Threschove
Cohll
Williams
Howns
Smit
Pases
Keaschhe
Keith
Evans
Riddle
Plicher
Y Audéenon
E. Poyter
Ms. Hughes
Garrett
Southern
Steniron
Thompson
Rug
OlBuckier
Feyinr
oGarret
T & Touln
Minis
Blanco He Bouiders
Biration
Thenpern
Cerrett
Thempsan
Hirobel
Behmengrand Thompeos
Wotregar
Stalan Danee
Burna
Strobel
Platz
Semeny
Garret
Biratten
Bust
Heh
Taylor
Ruet To Smellwood
Mr. Handiboe
Zybszko Tops Dr Roller In Tough Bout At Buffalo
Buffalo May 16 Zybszko defeated Dr Roller in two straight falls. Roller was injured early in the second bout. Zybszko took an hour and five minutes to pin Roller's shoulders in the first fall, then completed the second fall in under two minutes.
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Buffalo
Zybszko
Dr. Roller
Roller
Aronson Out of Game for Season at Harvard
Cambridge May announcement states Harvard center fielder RH Aronson will miss the rest of the season after an ankle injury suffered against Princeton last Saturday.
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Aronson
Cambridge
Mass
RH. Aronson
Harvard
Felder
Princeton
Automobile dealers form new licensed cars association
Bennett and Collins sell a fully equipped touting car to Mr Rielly while Clayton Graff becomes sales manager for Qvert and Sales Company. A committee including A Stanley Zell and Clifford Long drafts by laws for a proposed dealers’ association of Studebaker and Packard buyers to meet this week in Bellsville amid puncture woes and street disturbances.
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Bennett & Collins
Stever-Chicago
E. & Platt
Stoddard Company
Tala City
Studebaker
Hag
Pany
A. Stanley Zell
Zell Motor Car Company
Clifford Long
Commercial Auto and Supply Company
Lester Moore
Res
A. Luttrell
Buttrell Company
Packard Company
Charrmas
Joseph BM. Stoddard
Tater Dart
Balla
Deers’ Association
Bellsville
Notable Maryland Auto Runs Reported from Fork to Cabin John
Maude Miller drives a Fork touring car from Fork to Great Falls Md and back to Cabin John for dinner. Pullman awards and a Hardleburg to Atlantic City run are noted. Lilian Miller and James Bheshy run to Baltimore and back in a Ford roadster. Charles E. Miller and wife, with Manning party, tour Washington Grove in a Word touring car. Ralph Miller joins a Elkton trip. Jo Hansen of Hartford Tire promotes local tire sales amid Washington auto trade. A Richmond return test ride is planned in coming days.
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Maude Miller
Buntley
Great Farle
Cabin John
Barnes & Hendricks
Pullman
Harriaburg
Atlantic City
Misa Lilian Miller
James Bheshy
Baltimore
Ford
Charlies E. Miller
Drs. Manning
Washington Grove
Mrs.Miller
Ralph Miller
Elkton
Hi Johansen
Hartford Tire and Rubber Company
Washington
Beardeen
Washington and Vicinity
Washington Post
Richmond
Lee: Ava
Reds Edge Brooklyn In Tight 3 2 Victory
The Reds beat Brooklyn 3 to 2 in a well played contest. Fromme and Fromme sparked the offense with timely hitting to gain a one run lead off Bel. Hotal hits and pitching by Gaspar highlighted the game as both teams produced multiple runners and late threats with Fromme going six innings and Bieber closing.
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Brooklyn
Orc
Cincinnati
Dene Sokirn
Ste. Seth Fromme
Sear'er
Bel
Claciane
ANH AE
Brykisa
Orureh
Patkert
Hobltess
Oelines
Baddoni
Dew
Fleiatesa
Prooue
Piette
Piaget
McMillan
Ruse
Brecee
Hobiitel
Mowney
Tankort
Wane
Fromme
Raven
Hummel
Wher
Mombixa
Tsao
Bieber
Tlowoe
Phair Spas
Keee Laan
Downey
Pitcher—y Gamay
Scanlon
Belt
Gaspar
Hitler
Ems
Chicago Cubs Defeat Boston 4 3 in Final Series Game
Chicago beat Boston 4 to 3 to close the series. Pitcher Cole limited Boston to one run through the first seven innings before tiring. Sheckard Feld and Tinker fueled Chicago offense with key hits as Parsons started for Boston and Brown finished for Chicago in a low scoring affair.
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Chicago
Boxton
Cole
Boston
Chic
Abhoad
Sheckard
Rigeo Bebutle
Abe
Qogie Feld
Hotmay
Tinker
Hofman
Jmerseg
Sergrney
Barldan
Hite
Miller
CJ Brown
Alpagg
Off Parsons
Tree Fantoga
Susrifius
Brown
Shockand
Schutte
Basen
Hotmien
Chanes
Stelotelat
Evers
Pittsburg Rally Lifts Pirates In Eight Inning Comeback
An eighth inning rally by Pittsburg powers the Pirates past Philadelphia 4 to 1, overcoming a strong start by Leever and a tough phillied lineup. Shettler delivered key hits as Pittsburg batted around in the inning to seal the win.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Nos
Shettler
Leever
Doolan
oMoin Ec
Oshedlar, P
Hyms
Teth
Clarke
Wagner
Pina
Bates
Grant
Clarkey Geri
Ranotold
Btolehaver
Mivier
Jin
Tootox
Johnstone Ad
Moran
Cardinals Win Series In Tight St Louis Victory Over New York
May reports St Louis beats New York 4 to 2 to seal the series, Willie shines in most innings. Phelps, Mowrey, and De Vere contribute hits as Willie allows limited runs. Other notes include Nelson and Wilson fighting to a draw and Downey stopping Goldman in the fifth round.
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St. Louis
Atraight
New York
Willie
Wills
el New York
Qdorte
Teria
Eliaga
Panza Winks
York
Konetely
Phelps
Mowrey
Devere
Doyle
Hauser
Hoxim
Nawray
Wracker
Murray
Draps
Wille
Nelson
Wilson
Utlea
Dick’ Nelson
Bobby Wilson
Priming for Syracuse Navy crew begins week of race prep
Annapolis Md May 16 Naval Academy crew started a week of special prep for the Syracuse race next Saturday ending the season. This year the academy shows unprecedented interest and optimism for a victory as Syracuse has won both prior races. The crew will row against Columbia and Georgetown in practice.
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Navy
Washington Post
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Syracuse
Academy
Lana Ats
Tne
Ers Seus
Columbia
Georgetown
Governor Mann to Visit Mount Vernon Historic Site
Governor Mann of Virginia will visit Mount Vernon today to meet the board of regents during its annual meeting at the historic homestead. The Mount Vernon Ladies Association will present Tuncheos to the governor and Mrs Mann. Committees tour the mansion and grounds as sessions proceed. the board aims to adjourn by Friday and accepted Edward Everett's Mount Vernon portrait as a gift.
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Mount Vernon
Edward Everett
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