Racing Results and Entries Roundup from a Bantering Track Meet
Race results and entries across multiple stables and horses, including Beatanow, Garnett, and Lady shows, with show and place payouts ranging from $2.70 to $6.10. Entries span 2 and 3 year olds through stakes and handicap races, noting odds, distances, and notable performers like Waban, Gallop, and Capes.
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HIRSE
R&c
Roente
Martin
Beatanow
Jenn Woo oRiein
Belestow
Sanesiung Sitters League
Cle Carmel
Gaia- Sayan Marsa
Alan
Wen
George
Aleotrg i
Amd
Peduy
Fae Landert
Walia
Ba Tappan
Moma Stat Abo
Aoloswarlouule
Grover Ughes
Chow
Aliebaran
Pia
Utnopern
Ranawae
Shar
Olga Star
Ehmt
Restrane
Se Meyer
TV Yards
Alta
Hales
Louie Pant
York Ladaeerar
Gs Heenan
Witout Wen Rinderlow
Dudersany
Serond Remarkable
Gant
Tan Hancock
Osnrne Gharind Stuaner
Even
Ture
Balen Park
Sengalas
Taure
iMathews
VoNapler
iGariner
Hedge Rose
Sven
Rome
Manville Dd
Thoroughbred racing program with multiple races and entries
The Morriston racing sheet lists horses in 7 selling and handicap races at Monmouth with names such as Mary H, Crimmanaretha, Sureget, and Fire-right. Details include mile and furlong distances, weights, and entrant lineups with conditions like track good and weather clear.
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Bnelesque
Corkleshell
Precise
Juliat Can
Good Counsel
Star Gaza
VTA Haven
Sun God
Entimable
Dervish
Comet
Lora Rock
Tele
Etrugeap
Monmouth
Luthor
Juliet
Monovacy
Devil Finc
Cliff Haren
Natishon
Dr. Gremer
Chesterton
Brighouse
Voluspa
Thesieres
My Donnie
Bryan School Ahead in Playground Meet
Public schools in the Virginia avenue playground division held a track meet at the horse show grounds. Bryan School won with 38% of 172 points, edging Congress Heights and Lenox among others in a day of sprint and field events with multiple age-weight classes and relay races.
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Virginia Avenue
Bryan
Byran School
Craneh
Wallach
Buchanan
Lenox
Congress Heights
Ketcham
Tyler
BLM
Soward Dash
Jester Engel
Clarence Gosnell
Craneh School
Maurice Willame
Lenox School
Lester Hunt
Leroy Staftel
Raymond Sellers
Congress Heighte
Edward Mitchell
Warren Harding
Sehanna
Bradiexy Bryan
Randolph Newman
William McCathran
Huchanan
Clare Germuller
Secunda
Paul Cox
Wilbur St. Clair
Page White
Congress Heighth
Albert Groom
Wallach Sebo
Charles Green
Wallach Sibual
H. Riorkiead
Bryan Neal
J. Ahen
Bryan School
Aunt Pag] Stolgers
Buchanan School
Raymond Mazek
Robert Fraser
Wallack Rehoad
Rogenthal
Lenos ‘Ol
Charles Gaylor
Paul Rcy
Jack Faber
John Mattingly
Louie Guerriere
Tyhval
Wondy
Roger Tigenbeel
Frank Allen
M. Dennis
Bryan Rehadl
1. Baxter
Awehanan
Wends
George Andre
Cranch
Herman Oskinaky
Leroy Campbell
Buchanan Setinol
Benjamin Sweeny
Wan Ty Ldson Baldwin
Torhea
Tarmond Payne
Cranch School
Jrecond
Walter Ford
Nichole Hippchen
Wan_ byranch
Eacond
Twoo Brean
Western and Eastern to battle for lead on Monument lot
Western and Eastern meet for sole possession of the lead in the high school baseball series on the Monument lot. Both teams hold 2-1 records. Tomlin pitches for Eastern and Feck for Western as the game starts at 3 30. The Business versus Central game was postponed to Tuesday.
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Western
Eastern
Monument Lot
Tomlin
Feck
Central
Steel Plant Trounces Highlands In Potomac League clash
In a Potomac League game at Highlands, Steel Plant defeated Highlands 10 to 6. Key players included Ruscher and McCarthy from Steel Plant and Moran and Farrell from Highlands, with notable innings and base running plays detailed in the box.
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Highlands
Potomac League
Ant
Af Steel Plant
Ruscher
McCarthy
Farrel
iMagden. Co
Fraalar
Mawel
Poe F J
Totson
Steel Plant
Higulanus Huna
Buarher
Neher
Jobson
Moran
Kropa
Hone Crogke
Harnert
Nie Kelley
Elly
Hamel
Hayden
Stooke
Tharpert
Joknaan
Farret
Jones
Dunbar
Bush
Yackers
Croake
Farrell
Johnson
Rued Rone
Steel
Sten
Basle
Om Kelley
Ry Kelly
Rbinsh
Dyer
Flavher
Wovertyward
Jobnaan
Ping Urocke
Balk
Keily
Convicts Play Ball At Local Park In Charity Game
Convicts from the Ohio penitentiary baseball team faced an amateur club at the Columbus American Association ball park. It marked the first unguarded convict team allowed to play outside prison walls. Proceeds benefit charity as Central, Roberts, Selden, Barnett and others contributed in a 13 to 7 affair with numerous errors and close scoring at a bygone era ballpark.
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Columuus
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
American Association
Alleged Pros Enter Big Golf Tournament
Boston May 138 An unprecedented situation at Woodland Golf Club sees John H Sullivan a business partner of Francia Ouimet who was recently declared a professional by the USGA in amateur qualifying rounds Paul Tewksbury a pro by the national body is also starting Ouimet may join later to defend amateur state title Denver May 18 USGA president Frank Ward says the association has no jurisdiction over club admission rules St Louis May 18 Cuban pitcher Jemilin Palmero released by the Giants signs with Louisville in the American Association
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Boston
Woodland Golf Club
John H. Sullivan
Francia Oulmet
United States Golf Association
Paul Tewksbury
Francis Ouimet
Denver
Frank B. Woodward
Woodland
St. Louis
Jemilin Palmero
Giants
New York
Society Scene Highlights From Washington Events
Dr and Mrs John Crayke Bimpson hosted a Chase Club honor for Miss Barbara Kauffmann as she marries Mr Lewis Newton Murray tomorrow. Luncheon honors featured Elizabeth Bryan with a list of social guests amid pink snapdragon decorations. delegates to the American Federation of Arts were greeted at Octagon House with hostesses planned for a dinner at Rauscher's.
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Chase Club
John Crayke Bimpson
Miss Kauffmann
Elizabeth Bryan
Barbara Kauffmann
Lewis Newton Murray
Kauffmann
R. M. Kauffmann
Earle Wheeler
Mabel Grandin
Silas Howland
Rye
New York
Foster Hewitt
Emeryland
Julia Mattis
Shirley Putnam
Frances Carpenter
Ortha Gerrans
Buffalo
Octagon House
American Federation of Arts
Rauscher’s
William McClellen Ritter
H. K. Bush-Brown
Charlies W. Richardson
Merrill E. Gates
Hennen Jennings
Henry Kirke Porter
John Jay White
Paul Bartlett
Washington Social Roundup: Guests and Travels
Mrs. Poindexter left Washington for Spokane to spend the summer. Hostess Mrs. Mark Goodwin entertained sisters and guests at a tea in compliment to Mrs. Harvey Carroll of Venice and Mrs. Morris Sheppard. Attending were Mrs. Mitchell Caryell, Mrs. Cato Sells, Mrs. William C. Harllee, Mrs. Andrew Moses, Mrs. Frank Lockhart, Miss Kate Hendricks of Austin, Tex., and Miss Ethel Morris. Other notes include Misa Baker’s graduation at Fairmont Seminary, Misa Cresti's departure for New York, and several visits and forthcoming summers at Chevy Chase and Berkshires.
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Charles A. Stone
Boston
Whitney Stone
Margaret Stone
Janet Stone
Hot Springs
Washington
The
Willard
H. G. Buckner
Wilmington
Del
Cortlandt van Rennselaer
New York
Melvin T. Band
Mark Goodwin
Itea
Harvey Carroll
Venice
Aly
Mra
Morris Sheppard
Mitchell Caryell
Cato Sells
William C. Harllee
Andrew Moses
Frank Lockhart
Kate Hendricks
Austin
Tex
Ethel Morris
Misa Cresti
Michigan Beats Cornell In Reformation League Tilt
Miller rebounded from a tough outing to throw four strong innings as Michigan defeated Cornell 4 to 2. Kendall and Reformation combined for the early offense, with Robie and Newman providing key defensive plays. Beall earned the win in relief, while Wengley took the loss for Cornell.
Rosedale Edges Columbia In Narrow League Tilt
Rosedale 4 Columbia 3 as O’Neil, Chariton and Albaugh lead the visitors with early runs. Lyons earned the win for Rosedale, Albaugh the loss, with three wild pitches and several highlights including a three base hit by Albaugh and stolen bases by O’Donnel and Weihi. Time of game one hour sixteen minutes.
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Rosedale
Fentress
O'Neal
H Newman
O'Donnel
Tanahan
O Wirkland
Oor Ronbrest
Il Keibl
Montague
Ol Stevens
Whitebin
Chariton
Lyons
Albaugh
Newman
Whitebill
Columbia Rosedale
Hells
C. O.neil
Lanaban
Boncrest
Eirore- Lyons
Kirkland
Hurd
Fleet
Halle
Altaugh
Lyone
Stpack
Weihi
Moore
Lanahan
Bonbrest
Lanabao
Mr. Myers
Western beats St Albans in baseball clash
Western defeated St Albans 8 to 7 in a 9 inning game dominated by strong pitching from J Davidson. Key hits included three-base and stolen base plays, with Fenwick and Berry contributing offensively for Western while Peine and Stevens led St Albans in offense. Umpire Carr worked the plate as rain affected other games scheduled in Montreal, Buffalo, and Providence.
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Omossister
Tee
iDantels
Davidson
Paras Gfolingon
Giore
Rust
Berry
Fenwick
WC. Lee
Borden
Ansley
Pepper
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Stevens
Peck
H. Lee
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Johnson
Boyd
Hirst
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Belle
J. Davidson
B. Davidson
Hite
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Twokee
Peek
Danigls
Devidson
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Jobreon
Lee
R B. Davidson
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