Montana Handicap at Woodbine and Mount Royal Tracks
New York report on Teddy R winning the Montana Handicap at the Jathdica course amid a chaotic start as restive horses broke the barrier. Wynnewood led early with Normal Tangerine close behind. Teddy R finished second. Lucky Button won the fifth event, with Camoufleur taking the second race in a tight finish. Anniversary narrowly placed second in a close race.
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Montana
Teddy R
Woodbine
Mount Royal
New York
Teddy R. Gdklonié Artin
Jathdica Course
Normiz
Wynnewood
Marinelli
Wynnewood Marinélli
Wynnewodd
Maple Heights Entries and Louisville Selections List
A garbled OCR style list of names and terms including Maple Heights Entries ME and LODISVILLE SELECTIONS with numerous mixed proper nouns, nicknames, and partial labels such as Royal Selections and Green Gold. The fragmentary text reads like catalog entries or horse or dog racing style names and location tags.
Maple Heights Race Meet Results and Placings
Race-by-race results list multiple horses with times and payouts, featuring entrants such as Vein Byithe Lice and écaonys Riedl, plus figures for second, third, and other placings. The record shows six races with earnings and names across a cluttered OCR page, including horses like Tiaig and Harp of the North, and notes on times around 1:18 to 1:59 for various legs of the event.
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Rive
É Ong
Ingelinge
Ras
van Byithe
Abby
Tae de Tervalen
Carlin
Logte Jau
Doctor D
C. Baelya
Billy’ Boots
Revie
Rafferty
Ward
Ft. Rigor
McEane
Ware
Pennant
I. Smith
Goidie
McGie
A. Kroger
G. Willama
Mary Cowéll
Eortugusie
W. Bogatsal
UF. Moore
Zi Adoo
C. Atwail
Don Dodge
Tebaietee
Atwetty
Gat. BarAs
F Sharpe
Binecrest
Joan C. Ciléey
Giko Rin
Pirates Must Be Mann Ardon From Memphis Chicago
Fragmented OCR note reports baseball league actions involving Pittsburgh, Memphis, Nashville, and Chicago with unclear names and dates. states commissioner wiring Pittsburgh to adjust rosters and a spring placement linking Nashville and Memphis in a Southeast division context.
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Pirates
Bemann Ard
Memphis
Chicago
Laremib Wa
Pittsburgh National Club
Pittsburgh
Curiace Donnerd
Ike
Nashville
Coe Menloner Bandis
Pittaburgh
Iase Veit
Rep Wins First In Claiming Handicap at Churchill Downs
Louisville May 13 Rep Run, the winner of the one mile and a sixteenth handicap with a $1,700 purse, led six rivals to victory under heavy and rough going at Churchill Downs. Blir ney Stone placed second with Frank third as Rep held steady in the stretch. Prisct K. broke away to a long lead but was passed by Dan B O Sullivan and Larchmint late, while Lady Astor won the mile dash in a close photo over Dorothy Buckner and Dorothy Bubiner, amid brisk crowd reactions to the demanding track conditions.
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Louisville
Stathhan Brothers
Rep
Princy K
Churchill Downs
Strom
Dorothy Buckner
Clolhes
Blirney Stone
Frank
Zde—r
Prisct K
Onmabaisa
Movan
Dan B
O'Sullivan
Larchmint
Larchmont
Connelly
Lady Astor
Dorothy Bubiner
Jamaica
Jolly Sabor
Ash
Mario
Jolly Lideraire
Doug ci
Dot
William Martin
Willian Martin
Astronomer—Penitence IT
Gio Nolan Yee
Burgemin
Aly
Kumber
Ia A
Thomas
Streton
G. DB
Widener
Dick Welles
Kilky Way
A. A Joyndr
Mizara
Fairbrother
Watcome
Lyke
Montana
Teddy
Sally
Watts
Tarter
Onagla
Billy
McLaughlin
Davie Harum
Astor
Prat St
Joe
Lucky Bulton
Miriam Cooper
Butwell
Bat
Ea Aden
Step
Peliitt
M. Hirsch
Marine
Rem
Fee Agnes
Orlean
Louisville Results Show Diverse Purses and Placings
A scrambled Louisville results snippet lists numerous horse and rider names with varied purses from $2.30 to $9.00, including Birdie G and Leighton, across multiple events. Entries mention Be, Blueridge, Blarneyptons, and Travesty Dry among others, with several out placements and prize amounts.
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Birdie G
Far East
Apie Leighton
Time
C. Studer
Handeau
Balle
Blueridge
Ines
Matee Biee
Loma
Braening
Ate
Mata
Zoeller
Burke
Jones entry dominates day at Louisville track meet
Illustrated by bold claims and scattered7 details, the report notes Jones and True American among leading entries with serious bets on Exterminator Firebrand and Honolulu Boy. Other horses like Ark and Wm Oldt appear in trials and pre-race chatter as Grayson and Tony Sue draw attention for potential upsets at the Kentuck cffeuls event.
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Holtman
Bén Vail
Loutevins
Smith
Ally
Aimérican
Jones
Anduin
Wiffie
Wickford
Archia Alexander
Grayson
Tony Sue
Casey Wil
Smith Kitty
True American
Tones
Honolulu
Merchant
Arable Alexander
Wmeldt
Arkon
OS A
Exterminator
Firebrand
Ned
Vam
Bixth Rive
Flags
Clintonville
Rady
Mits
Odd
Bott
Perfomed
Mt. Hore
Itcadd
Delusive
Brookdeate
Thorncliffs
Eljamar
Firth Rkov
Hing John
Proclamation
fSdrappet
Hoss
Young Heather
Fiatee Ing
Hephaistos
Georgie
Sedgd
Thiyd
rase—Pénion
Bud
Kings Plate Set To Feature Ontario Jockey Club Run
Toronto May 19 The sixty third annual King’s Plate renews with a wide mile race for three year olds and up. Forty four horses left Canada though most expected from De Berstefiell. The winner earns 50 000 plus 7 000 in added money from the Ontario hockey association. Various farms and breeders vie for the purse and prestige.
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Toronto
Ophilfifr
Ontario Jorkey’ Club
Canada
England
Dé Berstefiell
Ontario Hockey
Ala
Ban on Tipping Caddies Shocks Digby Field Club
The Digbinia Field Club, claiming the largest golf club roster, plans a formal ban on tipping caddies and staff. A letter to members outlines strict penalties for tip violations, with rules affecting waiters and course helpers and potential disciplinary action up to dismissal.
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Chicago
Fpress
Digbinia Field Club
Shy Golf Club
Board of Governors
Tfid
Howard Berry Moves to Indianapolis Giants Links
Hittsburen May 13. rumor says Howard Berry released to Indianapolis club by the New York Giants. Berry’s transfer followed by reports of a standout pitching display by Seydler with 116 strikeouts in seven spring games. Berry, 19, 165 pounds, 36 feet 10 inches tall, joined the Giants in Chicago after today’s workout.
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Howard Berry
Indianapolis
Hittsburen
Druitur Beyd
Jerslandd
New York Giants
Phernomena
West Texeo Military Academy
Seydler
Giants
Chicago
Golf body to discourage purchase of old balls
United States Golf Association urges golfers and clubs to avoid buying old balls. A circular letter from the committee warns that buying used balls found on grounds could cost jobs. An office is opened at 55 John Street New York with T J McMahenji Harge to handle inquiries. Atlanta women in Dixie finals. Mrs Dozier Lowndes faces Miss Rosdke Mayer at Birmingham Country Club after sweeping semifinals.
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New -York
NEE Nal Committee
United States
The
John Street
New York City
T. J. McMahenji éHargé
Futore
Atanta
Dixie
Miss Mayer
Brook landers edge C U Catholic in tight tennis clash
George Washington University players beat Catholic University 5-4 at Brookland courts. Courand and Fowler won singles. Gut and Ballenger teamed to defeat Slattery and Gorman in doubles. Harsh conditions and deuce games marked the match as Gibbs and teammates claimed a narrow victory.
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C.U. Catholic University Racketers
George Washington
Brooklanders
Hatchathés
Siz
Aouibida
Courand
Hott
Kéatiy Fowller
Lada
Ballengér
Slattery
Gorman
Eean
O. Uh A
Ray Ibe
G. Wae
Rand
G. Uh
Fowler
G. W
Bulger
Bunce
C. T
Deshier
Badd
Ballenger
Sintiory
Garman
Otoe
Strailey and Boyd
Bunce and Couréod
C. U
Surprises Dominate Early Golf Season Across Tours
New York May outlines a season of shocks as Metropolis district events spark upsets. R L Winteringer, Princeator captain, was not favored to win Lakewood while Howard Maxwell Jr. claimed the Long Island Championship. Abroad, James Oakendon upset George Cattean for Roehampton’s top prize, signaling a fresh horizon in professional golf.
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New York
Fi Él Ih
R. L. Wintringer
Princator
Lakewood
Long Island
Howard W. Maxwell, Jr
Nassau
Rolf
Roehampton
James Oakendon
Géorgé Cattean
Aiken poloists beat War Team in handicap polo meet
The Aiken Wanderers defeated the War Department second stringers 18 to 6 at Potomac Park Yesterday afternoon in a handicap sprig polo tournament. Winners were W Ziegler Belmont Gen H K Bethél with 2 5 3 and 2 goals respectively while Belmont started for Bama and other department players scored.
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AIKEN
Aiken Wanderers
Potomac Park
War Department
Wanderers
Department
W. Ziegler
Belmont
W. P. Hulbert
Gen. H. K Bethél
Bama
Gol
Fort Myer
Camp Meade
Denver
Colo
Pat Moore
Moemishis -Bentam
Téef Babe Asher
A. EB. F
Sue
Booth Co Seeks 50000 After Coast Guard Collision
Booth Steamship Company sues the United States in federal court for damages after the Manning coast guard cutter allegedly rammed a Booth Line steamer near Old Point on the night of April 30, seeking fifty thousand dollars in equity damages and sixty thousand overall. The case names the Manning as the offending vessel and Norfolk, Virginia as the filing locale.
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Norfolk
Booth Steamship Company
United States
Coast Guard
Manning
Duatin
Booth Line
Justine
Old Point
Kingston Jamaica Selections First Race Summary
Kingston Jamaica selections cover six races at Sennings Park. Victor S leads in race one with Brummond and Tingalithe close behind, while race two favors Heageneld and Hephalates with Georgie and Rol Crate backed. The aaa Stakes in race three features Blue Hawk as a strong contender with high speed and last-time form. Long Beach Handicap in race four highlights Eth and Audacious among contenders. Race five’s High Weight Handicap lists Knobbie Muskailonga Thunderclap and Mustard Seed as possible closers, and race six presents Carmen Pantages Watchful and Dick’ uuehtéer as top maidens with limited form data.
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Victor S
Brummond
Tingalihe
Winnecone
Hephalates
Blue Hawk
Sennings Park
Damask
Knobbie
Tina
Muskailonga
Thunderclap
Carmen
Dick’ Uuehtéer
Rmls
Local sandlot ball scene fuels Shamrocks aid drive
An east Washington lawn party hosted by Shamrock A C supporters will fund new uniforms after service stoppages hurt finances. Multiple clubs plan games, cross-bat events, and manager rosters with teams like Arlington A C, Chevy Chase Bearcats, Meridian, and others scheduling afternoon showdowns across the area.
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Tenth Street
Shimrock A. C
Ladies of
East Washington
Shamrock A. C
John Steele
Omega Man
Griff
Ryan
Oriental Tigers Schedule Open For Tomorrow Game
Oriental Tigers lack a set foe for tomorrow and seek any strong local rival to contest. Address listed for contact is Albert Howard at 606 Third Street Southwest.
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Oriental Tigers
Albert
Howard
Third Street
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