Louisville results first race six furlongs selling
In the opening event at six furlongs selling Anna Patricia ridden by Henry led all the way to win in 1:14 3-5 with Theresa Gill second and Billy Holder third. Widespread entries included Dr. Jarkson Star Bert Weyanoke Reulah S Vigilant World's Wonder Saltander Geologist Stid Day Gerrard.
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Anna Patricia
Henry
Theresa Gill
Goose
Billy Holder
Borel
Dr. Jarkson
L. H. Adair
Bert
Weyanoke
Reulah S
Vigilant
Otaska
Mary
Pickford
Mamie
la Valletta
Yankee Trea
Furne
Cough
Loftus
McCabe
Sonoda
Vandusen
Primer
Billy Collins
High Private
Rashford Manor
Liutle Nephew
Lettun
Old Rosen
McCamey
Sect
Brael Beau
Pebsco
Brig
Brother
Prince Hermis
Polly D
Buxton
Karrick
Speaker Clark
Swannanoa
Dick Baker
Gross
Pines
Green
Hanover
Sam Hirech
King Box
Startler
Husky Lad
Racing Entries From Louisville Meet Listed Chronically
Today’s racing entries show multiple races across ages from 2-year-olds to 4-year-olds and up. Notable horses and owners include Selting Ethelda Mack Eubanks John Wakefield The Beach Blue Thistle All Red Dr. Waldo Briggs Swiss Amoret Jabot Congressman James Billy Barnes Ben Lasea Hants Santo Jim Bandit Toynbee Lostus Big Spirit J. Bo Mayhew Harry L Etendre Mac Boots and Saddle Yankee Nations Semprite Deetrich Silver Hill Giving Temins McCorkle Pansareta Hobrob Leochares Yan ker Nations Any Port Creme de Menthe White Went Go Well Yankee Nations Manager Mack Flora Fina Rudetto Birth race Judge Ceehns Caution Ruby Hyams May L Meshach Brave Cunarder Barbara Lane Miss Old Tramp Pebeo Lindar Destino Hyil Wander Melton Street Mocaler Bit of Fortune Wander 110 113 104 101 105 133 113 102 103 195 11 133 113 91 87 9 100 105 106 107 110 113 114 106 105 106 206.
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Louisville
Withite
Ethelda
Mack & Eubanks
John 1
Wakefield
the Beach
Blue Thistle
Waldo Briggs
Amoret
Jabot
Congressman James
Billy Barnes
Ben Lasea
Hants
Santo Jim
Bandit
Toynbee
Lostus
Big Spirit
J. Bo Mayhew
Harry L
Etendre
Mac
Boots and Saddle
Semprite
Deetrich
Silver Hill
Ins” McCorkle
Pansareta
Hobrob
Leochares
Yanker Nations
Churchill Downe Nurea
White
Yankee Nations
Manager Mack
Princess Callaway
Flora Fina
Rudetto
Judge Ceehns
Caution
Ruby Hyams
Charles Vannell
Varshon
Clinton
King Ling
Captain Heck
Ursula Emma
Sityae
AL Bloch
Wander
Melton Street
Mocaler
Reading of a garbled Louisville racing roundup
A fragmentary Cincinnati Enquirer clipping mentions runners and entries such as Amorer Wilbite Mayford Boots and Saddle Yankee Nations Lenchares Wie Corkle Flora Fina and others. The text is heavily garbled with stray names, places, and unclear events, preventing a clear reportable story.
Jesuit Dominates Green Spring Valley Steeplechase
Baltimore May 19 The Pimlico program offered no standout feature beyond the Green Spring Valley steeplechase where Jesuit led from the start under Heider and won by 8 to 10 lengths over El Bart. Other results favored popular choices with Springman Water Welles and Donald McDonald each scoring in tight fields as trainer Dr J S Tyree sold a stake to J J McCafferty and assistants shifted. Washington Athletes protest South Atlantic champs plan amid field event removals leaving Kersberg prepared but blocked from competing, signaling possible rift and a closed college track season.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Pimlico
Green Spring Valley
Jesuit
Heider
el Bart
Widener
Springman
Water Welles
Oliver Lodge
Sand Vale
L'Aigbon
Donald McDonald
el Ore
Donald
el Oro
J. 3. Tyree
J. J. McCafferty
Tyree
McCafferty
William Oliver
Dr. Tyree
Kenessa
Abbotsford
Belmont Park
Montreal
White 18 Fight Winner at New Orleans Bout
Charlie White of Chicago defeated Joe Thomas of New Orleans in the second round of a scheduled 10 round bout. Thomas was knocked down three times in the first round, the bell saving him once. Referee Dick Burke raised White's hand after about one minute of the second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Charlie White
Chicago
Joe Thomas
Thomas
Dick Burke
White
High School Advisers Name Important Dates
Thursday and Friday of this week have been set for the Eastern Western high school championship base ball games and the field and teach meet. Faculty Adviser Emerson Matthews of Western High completed arrangements with Georketown authorities to allow the varsity game on Thursday at 3 30. Cathedral School authorized use of Sgitterled field for Friday afternoon for the championship track events. A date for the Business Central baseball game has not been set.
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Baltimore
Jack Stowell
Washington Athletic Association
Alout
Georgetown
Emerson Matthews
Western High
Georketown
Cathedral School
Naval Medicos vs War Department baseball game report
Naval Medicos and War Department teams played a game with Grayson and Humphrey notable on the mound. Burton led Batting for Naval Medicos with a two-base hit while F Hilleary and Knott contributed solidly for War Department in a 6 to 3 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meditos
Tupper
Howley
Johnson
Burton
Koogle
Q Kowne
Smoot
Ardigs
Knott
O Stewart
Grayson
Humphrey
Sebold
Naval Medicol
War Department
Hieary
Hilleary
Stewart
Naval Medicos
F. Wileary
F. Hilleary
Mason
Mr. Norris
Gams
Amateur Games Today Across Capital City Leagues
The schedule lists numerous amateur league games today across districts including North Capitol and L streets, Central First and M streets, and East Washington avenues. Matchups feature Interior vs Post Office, G P O, Fairmont vs Petworth, Brookland vs Mohawk, and Immanuel versus Whitney, among others.
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Capital City League
North Capitol
L Streets
Bankers Va
Cornell
Printers Va
G. P
Interior
Post Office
East Washington
Thirteenth
D Streets
First M. P
Ninth
Grant Circle
Upshur Street
Fairmont
Petworth
Seventeenth
Brookland
Mohawk
Fifth Street
Florida Avenue
Station Va
Northwest
Georgia Avenue
Kenyon Street
Immanuel Va
Whitney
Treasury
Hederal
Curregcey
Marquette
Thirty-ffth Street
Wise Consip Avenue
Trinity Va
Joseph
Avondale Defeats Western Buds In Early Baseball Tilt
Western Buds lose 8 to 6 at Avondale as Crowther Jenkins and Duchy lead Avon team attack. Hutchinson and Palmateer pace Western Buds with key hits. Game features multiple errors, stolen bases, and solid pitching by Kubnitt Mann and Palmateer.
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AvondAle
Burke
Taylor
Williams
Thompson
Dorsey
G Sherwood
Crowther
Ieee If
Ogo
Jenkins
W Goihert
Hutch’son
It McMahon
Kubnitt
Olafann
LO Hinwood
Palmeteer
Duchy
Hutchinson
Sherwood
Welch
Colbert
Mann
Palmateer
Western Buds
Avonue
Westen
Buds
Palamateer
Kuboit
Kuhniry
Kuhutri
Durity
Kelley Fans Sixteen Men in Stanton A C Victory
Kelley pitched the Stanton A C win over Pension Bureau by 1 to 0 in the Federal League. He allowed three hits and struck out sixteen as the field played clean defense. Both first baseman and catcher logged all putouts for Stanton, while the Pension Bureau squad posted a string of defensive plays with no errors.
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Eq Kelley
Nain
Stanton A. C
Pension Bureau—S
Kelley
Stanton
ABH
OAEP
Burcau
Gausra
oShaw
EL Buses
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Burrier
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Harris
Holland
Junghans
Fension Bureau
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Baex
Stanton A
Penaion Bureau
Ot Kelly
Chrisman
B. Ferguson
Obriaman
Helly
Zereca
Shaw
Hitenour
Eliott
Walter
Mr. Jenkins
St Paul Fourth Presbyterian Beats First in Scoreful Game
St Paul Fourth Presbyterian 4th team defeats First base squad 25 to 321. Players Mertz Mark Beall Purdy Young on offense. Spicer Austin Hoffman Lyons Parsley Coa among hitters. Pitchers Spicer and Austin tallied 12 and 7 strikeouts respectively. Umpire Mr Haas. Time 1 hour 15 minutes.
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Abhoar
Abhore Finch
OjFineran
Simons
Sibodger
Boland
Davin
Muller
Jackson
O'Meara
Sonner
McGhan
Totais
Oko
Presbyterians
Finch Simms
Miller
O’meara
Fineran
Dodge
Connor
Lawrence
Burns
Tipton
Reformation
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Davis
Brady
Jaeschke
St. Paul
iMilano
McIntosh
Dampler
Ei Towers
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Totele
Mertz
Mark
Beall
Purdy
Young
Fourth Presbyterian
Balla
Om Spicer
Austin
Hoffman
Lyons
Parsley
Coa
Merts
Corning
Willa
Dampier
W Willis
Seaton
Haas
Paul
War and L battle in tight baseball clash
War and L played a 7 inning scoreline with Rapp and Hartshorn delivering key hits. Weisenberger and Smith scattered hits while Hartshorn, McMorris, and Sigourney stood out defensively. Errors by C C and Sigourney helped shape the lone decisive edge in a contested game.
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L. Abo
Rapp
Hartshorn
van Bus'k
McDonald
McMorris
Hull
Dampler
Fanshaw
Esmith
L. War
Sigourney
Fuller
Schifferty
Erneth
Hudson
Passarello
Bontz
Weisend
Rowley
Errt
Doney
Schifferly
Price
C. C
Siourney
Smith
Sigour
B. Smith
Weisenberger
Hartehorn
Sherwood Y M H A Beats Atlas In Close Tilt
Sherwood defeats YM H A 2 1 in a 12 inning offensive effort. Atlas led with early hits from Spiegelett and Rhodes, but Sherwood answered with key plays from Heck Long Moran and Baldwin. Errors charged to both sides. final score recorded as 12 to 7 in favor of Sherwood.
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Abe Das Sherwood
AHH
Gaze Wienstin
oNnen
Spiegel't
GlLong
Atlas
Moran
Sx Rosenb'm
OG OlHeek
c.Jt. Goldberg
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O'Neil
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Heck
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Sherwood
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Rhodes
Spiegelett
Goldberg
Rosenblum
Dy Atlas
Atine
Sayer
Handibee
Harvard Nine Defeats Penn in Ninth Inning Rally
Philadelphia May 39 Harvard County Cambridge nine defeated Penn 5 to 4 after Penn led 1 to 0 through eight innings. Harvard tied the game in the eighth and then took the lead in the ninth. The tilt featured strong pitching early but Penn weakened late allowing Harvard to win on the final inning rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Penn
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Cambridge
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