THE WINNEES BELMONT PARK RACING RESULTS
Belmont Park card lists Queen Marguerite winning by six lengths over Preceptor with Jack Atkin third. Notable payouts include Elysium finishing first at Louisville at 206.80 to Bonnie Bard 22.10, and Emma G securing 18 for Oakland in a mixed results day across multiple horses and riders.
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Powers
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Heldel
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Edmoneton
Minet
Burns Johnson plan to meet for heavyweight title fades
Sporting commentary reviews how Burns may take most of the purse regardless of outcome, Johnson’s looming challenge, and public support shifting. It notes Burns’ public image drop after demanding club fights abroad, and Johnson’s potential for winning followers.
Unclear race card hints at betting and names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions bets from 3 to 1d to 5, horses Galore Mat terhorn Fayette by Ogaen Sirateya Belle, prices from 3, Preceptor rising from 7 to 4, a world record aim, and references to voters and an employer. Details are obscured and names inconsistent.
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Favorite Wins Handily In Stray Race Notes
The report outlines a horse or greyhound race with Emma as the favored runner. It mentions lengthy times and placements, with multiple names and entities noted, including St Frances, Tamme G7, and a list of riders or competitors. The fragmentary text records various odds and results amid a chaotic race card.
Belmont Park Racing Entries Feature Wide Card
A chaotic paste of racing entries lists horses, handlers, and odds across Belmont Park cards. Names such as Mir at Coli Pearl, Ras we toe, Sir Mar ro, and Deck Melisa appear among numerous runners, with notes on ages, weights, and expected performances. The fragmentary OCR blends entries, odds, and affiliations, reflecting a bustling but unreadable sweep of the day’s races.
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Racing names and place hints at Belmont Park event
A list of horse and person names appears with Belmont Park and various outlets implied. The fragment suggests a racing or horse show context with multiple participants and possible entries. No clear outcome or event details are provided.
Day for long shots at Churchill Downs Toursville May 19
Weather was cloudy and cool as five races produced mixed results. Elyaium paid $211.80 to win with $93.90 place and $6 on the show, while Bonnie Bard 105 paid $13. yisce and Lizzie Mclean 106 offered thoughts on shows. The program listed multiple horses, jockeys, and payouts across six races with Keep Moving and Katie Powers among notable finishes.
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Pickens
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Lady Vic
Margaret Randolph
Gilpin
Cook Park Defeats Georgetown Juniors 6 to 1 on South Field
In a youth game at South Field Cook Park bested Georgetown Junior Preps 6 to 1. Highlight plays came from Lemerte Eckendorf and Donahue in left field, with Cook Park showcasing a team average around fourteen years old. Also noted: Gonzaga Prep defeated St Joseph School with exceptional fielding by Elchoms.
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First Victory for Aggies in 4-1 Win Over Post Office
Agriculture beat Post Office 4 to 1 as errors by the letter carriers aid the Farmers. Harry Bryan contributed two three sack hits and was key before leaving with the team ahead in this amateur league clash. Saunders and Haring pitched well but fielding miscues sealed Post Office’s fate.
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St Stephens edge GPO in seven inning softball contest
St Stephens Institute defeated the GPO team 4 to 2 at Capitol City Park as Holloran drove in two runs with a first inning homer. Ongoing league action featured Bethany and Waugh in a close Sunday school game with Bethany prevailing 9 to 6.
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Mets and Congress Standings Turned Up in Doubleheader
In a Columbia League afternoon clash at Brookland Heights, the Metropolitana beat the Capitol Hilloys 6 to 4. Camallier starred with strong defense and a solid catching game as Metropolitans built an early lead.
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Georgetown Hosts West Virginia In Weekday Baseball Clash
Georgetown manager Spaulding schedules a home game with West Virginia, marking the Mountaineers first appearance here in years. The Blue and Gray seek redemption after last Saturday’s loss to Fordham, likely with lefty Diamond on the mound as the contest starts at 4 o'clock.
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Middle Atlantic Tourney attracts many out-of-town players
The third annual Middle Atlantic States tennis tournament will open next Monday afternoon at the Bachelors Lawn Tennis Club in Washington. A large field from DC and other cities is expected, with top local players including Conrad B Dearle and John Davidgom. Play begins daily at 2 o'clock with events in men’s singles doubles ladies singles and mixed doubles.
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Burns Accepts Offer to Fight Johnson in Nevada
London report says Tommy Burns accepted Jack Johnson’s offer for a Labor Day bout in Nevada with a 330000 purse. Burns to receive 30000 regardless of outcome and demands referee Jeffries and posted forfeit. Johnson camp disputes direct Curley contact. no word from Johnson yet. In New Haven, Yale freshmen beat Princeton 6 to 2 in intercollegiate action at Yale Field.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted As Vitality Booster
A promotional warning urges readers to combat weariness from exertion by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. It claims the tonic restores vitality and advises purchasing a bottle today to feel renewed energy.
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Central Captures Meet in Dual Games at Kendall Green
Central High School dominated the annual spring interscholastic meet at Kendall Green scoring 821 to 23 for Technical High. Thrall led Central with 16 points including wins in the 122 and pole vault, plus a third in the broad jump. Dick of Central swept the 440 yard dash and 220 yard hurdles, while Cheney and Clagett aided Central in multiple events as the meet showcased rapid times and close finishes.
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C Noyce Hough
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Local Wesleyan athletes excel in spring track actions
Rodney Ho Kent and Louis G Connor of Wesleyan University topped several events in the Trinity dual meet and other meets. Kent won the 90 yard hurdles in 27 seconds, the broad jump at 20 feet 7 18 inches, and placed in the 100 yard dash while amassing 13 points. Connor, Wesleyan’s star distance runner, won the mile in 4 minutes 32 seconds and the two mile in 10 minutes 1.9 seconds, leveraging a late surge to finish strong in decisive late laps.
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Fatal drug error kills millionaire in Venezuela linked to Castro kin
Eduardo de Braso reputed multimillionaire coffee planter and financier, a cousin and political admirer of President Castro, died at a New York hotel after taking a medicine he believed harmless. His wife fell gravely ill but is expected to recover. Coroner found the prescription wrongly filled with atropine instead of arsenic. a 24 year old drug clerk Morris Schwarg surrendered on homicide charges.
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Eduardo de Fraso
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de Braso
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de Eraso
Morris Schwarg
Decoy Letter Suspect 12 Arrested in Wilmington Case
In Wilmington Delaware on May 19 12 year old Volyone Al fonz suspected writer of threatening letters to Union Macaroni Company proprietor Lafaele Julien demanding $6600. Detectives trailed a wagon as two officers watched bushes and a dummy envelope. a man approached and was seized after grasping the envelope.
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Quesada Urges Peace for Americas at Philadelphia Banquet
Cuban Minister Senor Gonzalo de Quesada spoke at a Pennsylvania Arbitration and Peace Conference banquet on peace in Central and South America. He praised Latin American efforts toward arbitration, praised the United States role, and urged continued unselfish policy under the Monroe Doctrine and Root doctrine. The conference backed world peace, the Hague spirit, and international arbitration.
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