Dominique Wins Easily In Rainbow Handicap At Jamaica
In his first appearance of the season Dominique outran the field from the start to win by one length in the Rainbow handicap at Jamaica. Naturalist tired after pressing the leader, Piper couldn’t reach the front, and Kaster Girl took the opening event. War Machine won the third race, with Lady Lillian placing and Mandalay second. Buddy Ensor, star rider from Baltimore, was suspended for the remainder of the Metropolitan Jockey Club meeting at Jamaica. exact offense details were not disclosed.
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Long Island
Dominique
Audacious
Naturalist
Piper
Kaster Girl
Radical
Witchwork
G D Widener
Or Machine
Lady Lillian
Mandalay
Rrodriquez
War Machine
Buddy Ensor
Jackey
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Poor Riding Mars Louisvill e Card
Louisville racing produced upsets with Courtship the standout winner in a 6 furlong $1,500 handicap as jockey Murray rode faultily yet secured victory over Rangoon and other top sprinters J D Mooney rode three winners including Cho Cho who beat Lady Madcap due to overconfident early move Be Good lost to Bonus in the second race while Top Mast closed a Whitney double Jamaica selections listed for a later card
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Master Bilt
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Corbett Visits Dempsey Camp in Atlantic City Event
James J. Corbett, former heavyweight champion, visited Jack Dempsey at his Airport training camp in Atlantic City on May 17. Dempsey, gearing up for Georges Carpentier bout on July 2, jogged miles and rope jumped, while Corbett praised Dempsey and sparring offers surged to over 100 boxers.
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James J. Corbett
Jack Dempsey
Corbett
Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Jersey City
Manhasset
Jack Kearns
New Jersey Governor Defends Boxing Exhibition
Camden May 17 Gov Edward E Edwards told ministers opposing the Dempney Carpentier bout in New Jersey to leave the state. He said the event is not a prize fight but a legalized scientific exhibition of boxing and urged adherence to his philosophy when in Rome do as Rome does.
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Camden
N. J
Edward E. Edwards
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Edwards
Hindoo Jamaica HandicapSelections and picks
Horse racing card analysis lists six races for three year olds and up at six furlongs and one mile and a sixteenth. Horses such as Balvestra Miller Gen Cadorna Celtic Lass Salesman Rosecliff Omer Keen contender and Bud Fisher Rose Brigade Beamer compete with notes on form and speed. Best three picks are Salvestra Servitor Kinnoul.
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Wish
Maker
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Tippo Sanlba
Fther Grav
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Onteh
W Furlong Belle
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Rusa
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Gertrude
Hell Solar
Rose Brigaide 309! Réamer UF — Kirtle
Tor
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St Albana’ School of Washington
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Cadorna
Johnson
Celtic Lass
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Asterisk
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Rosecliff
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Western Golf Body President Resigns
Wilbur H. Brooks of Mayfield Country Club Cleveland resigns as president of the Western Golf Association at a special meeting. Albert R. Gates of Calumet Club Chicago is elected president and Charlies O Pfeil of Memphis a rector becomes vice president. Brooks also relinquishes his USGA executive committee and Ohio Golf Association presidencies. Fred S Borton of Mayfield Country Club named director to fill Pfeil’s vacancy.
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Wilbur H. Brooks
Mayfield Country Club
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Western Golf Association
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Calumet Club
Charlies O 'Pfeil
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Gates
Brooks
United States Golf Association
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Golf
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Pfeil
Mountaineer Nine Defeats Bethany in Pitchers Duel
Hagerstown West Virginia May 17 Bethany College played high class baseball but was edged 3 to 1 by West Virginia University in a pitchers duel. Wells fanned more batters but allowed crucial hits as WVU built a small lead with early runs. Bethany 000200 0 1 3 Wells Woods and Johnson Woods and Martin
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Bethany College
West Virginia University
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Wodds
Bethany
West Virgina U
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Lynchburg Players to Join White Sox
Benny Arnold and Lefty Thomas of Lynchburg College were signed by Ted Sullivan for the Chicago White Sox. They report in June after school ends.
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White Sox
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Thomas
Lynchburg College
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Chicago White So
Where to hit the ball in brassy golf shots
A golf column explains brassy play. For fair ball lies skim the turf with the left in the face to lift the ball and gain distance. Avoid overpowered swings and let the club do the work. For cupped balls position the club behind the ball and strike to push along the turf for loft. Do not scoop or smother the club head.
Golfing Temperament and Use of the Spoon in Short Shots
The author discusses how beginners cling to impossible aims, stressing proper temperament and adherence to basic principles. Techniques cover hold, stance, and follow through for brassie and spoon shots, including the spoon as a useful club for 160 yards and guidance for handling poorly cupped balls. Charles Evans previews a Washington Post feature on women golfers.
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