Gallavant Dominates Maiden Stakes at Belmont in Mud
Gallavant, backed from 4 to 1 to 1 to 5, wins the Maiden Stakes by ten lengths as Belmont Park endures a heavy, muddy track. Leonard, winner of the second race, goes for a bid up to 3700 dollars, bought by A L Aste. Two-year-old event winner Joe Hayman also features, purchased by A L Agate.
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Hylas
Leonard
Joe Hayman
A. L. Agate
New York
Belmont Park
Gallavant
Leonard Joe Hayman
A. L. Aste
Summaria
Hing Pepper
I. J. Walah
Jerry C
AL Johnson
Montresou
Hure
Katie Ceffrey
Spring
Atwood
Wood
Spriing
Tonga Leongid
Sperling
Mien Feint
Gentian
McDaniel
Mintle
Cambridge
Enewbound
Odd Eile
Pact Fight
Superior Boy
Andria
Magic Power
Tyroler
Pepper Pad
Swallow
Miss Quincy
Sikes
Travers
Woolwich
Davis
Blyouse
Hildebrand
Tima
Optician
Salling
One Mils
Little Woods
Bildebrand
Arrahgowan
Barnett
Lord Badge
Burmis
Pious
Dick Roberts
Allen Perris
Flying Machine
Hemlworth
Fitzpatrick
Hosland
Buna
Martin Doyle and six others win at Churchill Downs card
Track good at Churchill Downs and Fair Grounds yields multiple victories. In Louisville May 17, Martin Doyle leads the Billa Grace Stakes in a six furlong race, with Huntcutatre second and King of Troy third. Knightly entries like Misa Doyle and Floras also win, while at Union Park, Covina and Side View post notable upsets in six furlongs and four and a half furlongs respectively.
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Churchill Downe
Stoeasol
Bes
Tiohimingo
Waleh
Dr. MecCluer
Mel Tanglin
Timo
Klnaa
Theo
Case
Gurnemana
Mondaca
Quon Carail
Fox Meade Aluo
Garateh
Bnea
Delagos
Tooman
Cornncate
McLaughlin
Tims
Apple
Pirate Polly
Early Boy
Martin Doyle
Lady Cero
Munro
Flom S
Cant Rome
Lazy Travers
Sister Maude
Mos Mathews
Vile Hinnay
Avora
Lalitee
Jay Ward
Spring San
Florence Fons
Noon
Marshal Noy
Bilis Grass Gfri
Molo B
Jordan
Bon Vollo
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Glartting
Ideber
Barmoparilla
May ‘Thorpe
Don Hamilton
Megial
Conde
Nevarre
Bounle Prine Charlie
Loran
McKay
Any Rags
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Bmy Wake
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Dromio
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Judge Brady
van Naon
Cardeas
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Joincom
Wan
BR. R. Wiltiama
Bronze Wing
Decoration
Ambelta
Beleotic
Behoove
EB. R. Mackalao
Union Park
Bt. Louis
Covina
Besteriing
John A. Kirby
Allee Lloyd
Dorothy Dodd
Bullman
Racenia May
Thet Mark
Sadie B
Polit Dus
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Side View
Armistice
Marimba
Billy Gensing
Mary Mac
My Lourie
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Alden
Carew
Walter Douglas
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Elster Ruth
el Ray
Tin
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Morendo
Midnight Minstrel
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Satin Out
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Ex. Centeal
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Tancrad
Attltl
Mme
Voila
Foriengh
Galithes
Mond
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Gerona
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Leatson
Felix Mazees
Foghorn
Mabel Qrifia
Stormy
Signal
Loy Brook
Mary Warth
Dor Alvaro
Byron Hose
Jane ‘Yorkes
Tom Cribb
Lke
Sot Cohannett
Louisville
Onamille
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Janste
White Plume
Pura Lady Ann
Frank Ballard
Tee Land
Debar
Vi O
Thistlen
Mingite
Halley Lisle
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Hyperion
King Constant
Sarande
Qold Luck
Amber
James
Bonifeld
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Way
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Jim Douglas
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Teyls
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Tokioka
Addishom
Just
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Nickie
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Misa Millie
Martin Brady
Qwitt Wing
Handmore
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Hiawatha
A. B
Prof. Neville
St. Louis—Fair Grounds
Maggie Powera
Balehot
Mrs. Murray
Auray
Chiapa
Lady Hamburg
Little Danger
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Une C
Lavinia
True
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Pirate's Danes
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May Bingham
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Tangent
Sir Francis
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Forlonga
Batling
Risle White
My Teanor
Mami Lynch
Fireball
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Purse
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Tab Toss
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Uncle Charley
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Col. White
Chinn & Co
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Dixis Lad
Bannock Belle
Bravery
Ballo
Hirst
Charlie Mier
Gumbo
Glabook
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Honda
Princs Real
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Scorpolette
Ora McKinney
Bt. Bever
Compass
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Brooklyn
Jtvcentral
Benacaire
Flavia
Lady Cheswick
Culcott
Long Bright
Josin Loona
Helen
Rain Davis
Neodisha
Sankanore
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Silly Handsel
Lady Felix
Mian McKenna
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Latonia Track Fight Ends in Kentucky Settlement
Cincinnati May 17 The Latonia track control dispute between Judge G C Perkins and W B Applegate has been settled Perkins steps down Latonia will be run under American Jockey Club rules by a Cincinnati syndicate headed by Congressman Joseph L Rhinock and the meeting opens in May Cicero Maher wins Newmarket Stakes riding Cicero. Linngibby second Tino close behind
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Latonia Race Track
G. C. Perkins
Covington
W. B. Applegate
Louisville
Perkins
Latonia
Applegate
Joseph L. Rhinock
Jockey Club
Cicero
Maher
Newmarket
London
Linngibby
Tino
Racing Entries Across Five Tracks From Major Meets
Multiple race cards list entries at Maldemn Louisville and St Louis venues with two and three year olds, allowances and handicaps. Notable names include Don Diego Benevolent Clark Grimelh Pasadena Cairo form Veronese and Red Knight plus stakes rivals like Cadar strome Calgorm See race lineups for purses, distances, and odds across six events per track and age group.
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Jongs
Don Diego
Benevolent
Tao Irleh
Gold Bitter
Timber
Flim
Flam
Moonehine
Aimee Abbott
Clark Grimeh
Anodyne
Money Hoy
Olg Guard
Veronese
Barberlost
St. Estephe
Film Flam
Pasadena
Cairoform
Gamera
Voleday and
Workman
Merry Lark
Cadarstrome
Calgorm
Straight Consideration
Fossar
Champlain
Whorler
Botvler
High Life
Carrig Jones
Red Knight
Adboll
Boot
Dekeber
Cotelderation
Steeplechase thrills at Norfolk meet with crashes
Special to The Washington Post Norfolk Va May 17 The steeplechase was the only enduring event amid many accidents that thrilled spectators Williams up was the favorite but several falls marred the races Antellus toppled Brinton Again unseated Willis Functual led to an easy win Frank Covington nearly rode over after a fall but rolled away uninjured Jomo James boycotted due to lame knee results listed for three year olds and other events with times and placings Second Raffles feature teased for next Sunday’s Post.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Williams
Antellus
Brinton
Willis
Feld
Covington
Avin
Whitby
Black Streak
Jomo James
Petrella
Mis Mildred
Clay Cea
Retanker
Red Book
Little Cue
Pune
Crusader
Agalit
Arrests at Kenilworth in Maryland Telegraph case
Arthur Wall president of the Maryland Telegraph Company and Percy Pumphrey owner of the Kenilworth Pool Room were re ar tested by Sheriff Middleton and Deputy Dove on a pool room charge. Bonds set at 1000 each. hearing deferred to October term. Citizens seek verification of Western Union race track message links with Maryland Company lines.
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Arthur Wall
Maryland Telegraph Company
Percy Pumphrey
Kenilworth Pool Room
Sheri T. B. Middleton
Sherif George
Dove
Messra
Wall
Pumphrey
Elon Behrend
Kent
Prince George County
Archie Wells
James Cc. Rogers
Washington
Chesapeakes Junction
Rogers
Justice Behrend
Richard N. Ryan
Bank of Marlborough
Kenilworth Association
Western Union
Maryland Company
Sand Street
Bladensburg
Bloomingdales Defeat Iroquois After No-Show by Clippers
Bloomingdales earned a seven inning win over the Iroquois Athletic Club after the Clippers failed to appear. Key moments included Stewart’s three-base hit and Lynch’s stolen bases. Miller and Lycette also impressed for Bloomingdales while Worley and Walker handled pitching duties for the Iroquois. Time of game was 1 hour 7 minutes.
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Clippers
Bloomingdale
Iroquois
Vermonts
St. Patrick
Greenwich Athletic Club
Franklin Athletic
Mawhinney
Bloomingdales
Iroquois Athletic Club
Gion Fist
Stewart
Lynch
HE. Miller
Lycette
Beora
Miller
Olmoan
W. Sailter
Oy.Finn
Gb Busey
Grady
Walker
Corrigan
BloomingGate
Iroquois Athletic
Bloomingtiste Athletic Club
Iroquaie Athletic
Worley
Miler
Mier
J. Grady
hses—Lynch
Gul
Hunt
J. Millar
Chevy Chase Golf Club to host two weekly tournaments
The Chevy Chase Golf Club will stage two special events next week and the following week, one for women starting Wednesday and a men’s tournament beginning May 37. Handicap stroke events and prize presentations are listed, with details on rounds, dates, and sponsors.
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Chavy Chase Golf Club
Zemi-Mata
Mir
Percy R. King
Prine
Mra Z. T. Gott
Chevy Chase Club
Frize
Mr. J. M Blade
Ell Gay
W. R. Tuckerman
Mr. & c. Brigga
Decoration Day Golf Plans Events for May 30
The Washington Golf Club outlines a programme for Decoration Day with an invitation to a regional tournament at the Norfolk County Club open to Virginia North Carolina Maryland and DC clubs. Doubts remain on sending representatives. Rosslyn membership swelled with army and navy officers admitted free. A Saturday mittakers match is played. Capt. Jay J. Morrow won last week by three up on bogie.
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Washington Club
Washington Golf Club
Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
District of Columbia
Norfolk Country Club
Rosslyn
Jay J. Morrow
Arnica Salve Promoted as Best Cure Ever
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the world’s best healer for burns boils sores piles and related injuries, claiming rapid relief and universal effectiveness at a price of three cents per application.
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Bucklen
Arupeiate
Georgetown Blanked Fordham In First Georgetown Ground Tilt
Fordham and Georgetown played a rough game with McLean dominating for Fordham. Fordham built a three run third inning, held Georgetown at bay, and added two more in the seventh to win as Hartman Morgan and Robertson starred for Fordham while Ayer and Martell battled on Georgetown.
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Georgetown
Fordham
Martell
Connolly
McGattinger
Robertson
Capt. Hartman
Ayer
Smith
Morgan
McGettigan
HL. Hartman
White
Shean
Capt
Hub Hart
Capt. Hartmen
Hart
Marteil
McLean
Hartman
Connelly
Minners
Gargan
Raftls
Murray
H. Hartman
Billy Keane
Vanite
Salling
the Woods
Keane
Larkin
Navy Yard
Short
Capt. Morgan
Raftla
Rattis
McGettgan
Mner
Arst
Texas
Larson
Rhoae Gaetown
Rhoae Raft
Totmin
ODF
OM McLean
H. Harty
L. Hartmin
bare—Martell
Paseed babe—Gargan
Hert
Harry Colliower
Georgetown Loses Smith From Blue and Gray Team
Smith, Georgetown's versatile young infielder at third and short, played his last game of the season for the Blue and Gray. He will depart Washington next Sunday to join his parents in California for the summer, returning in the fall to resume studies. Georgetown has one home game left against Dickinson, with the Yale trip starting May 27. Coach Apperhaun has not decided who will replace him.
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Glover
California
Mi 2
Smith
Georgetown
Washington
Yale
Dickinson
Apperhaun
College Baseball Lineup Adjustments Before Wilmington Game
Burns may miss trip after graduation exams. Martell and Larkin to return to regular spots with Larkin at first base and Martell in the outfield. McGettigan steady at second, Curry likely at short, Morgan at third. Keane to catch Jeff, Martell center, Whits in right unless needed for pitching. Hub Hart to handle catching. Georgetown meets Wilmington, Del. next Saturday in Wilmington.
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Georgetown
Wilmington
Del
Columbia Defeats Pennsylvanias in Rain-Soaked Contest
Columbia baseball routs the University of Pennsylvania 10 to 0 at American League Park. Heavy rain spoiled play, but Columbia broke through with two big innings including Frambach’s homer and a six-run eighth. Aldendifer suffers a fractured clavicle but remains to watch the rest of the game. Attendance 60.
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New York
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
American League Park
Crimean
Fennell
Fennett
Cameau
Tyler
Frambach
Johnston
Saunders
Aldendifer
Arene Reo AE
Columba Rho AB Zigler
Fitzgeraldet
Weerse
Nohowell
Collins
Fitzgerald
Armstrong
Kenny
Colling
Coltine
Hare
Pennsylvania
Fannell
Mr. Quigg
Brown Defeats Harvard In Fast College Baseball
Brown defeated Harvard 2 to 1 in Providence on May 17. Castle pitched six innings for Harvard, allowing two runs on a fifth-inning sequence. Tift struck out a key batter in the ninth as Harvard plated a single run. Batteries: Titten& Higeton Castle Cobern Stephenson. Other scores: Princeton 19 Lehigh 3. Lafayette 10 West Point 4.
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Providence
Brown
Harvard
Castle
Harevard
Kernan
Princeton
Lehigh
M J
Gray
Canceled and Postponed College Games Across Cities
Multiple college games were affected by weather and scheduling. Williams vs Yals canceled in Williamstown Massachusetts while Harvard lost 23 to 1 at Providence Brown. Michigan Illinois postponed till Thursday. Wisconsin Illinois reported 13 to 2 in Chicago. Vanderbilt Texas game noted in Nashville with unclear result.
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Providence
Brown
Harvard
Williamstown
Mass
AE Ann Athor
Mich
University of Michigan
University of Tillnois
Bath
Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Chicago University
Nashville
Vanderbilt
University of Texas
Two Ways to Ease Breath Shortness and Heart Weakness
A vintage ad-like notice warns of breath difficulty during activity signaling weak heart action. It promotes Dr Miles New Heart Cora as a remedy to strengthen heart nerves and muscles, claiming relief from fluttering, palpitations, dizziness, fainting, and related pains, while contrasting right and wrong approaches.
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Dr. Miles
Cora
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