Lee's Bad Ride Losses Trio in Po Cantico Stakes
Joyner scratches Hessian at Belmont Park as Voter Colt owned by James R. Keene wins. Bard duel leads to second place for Selectman with stateside annexation noted by Statesman.
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J. Joyner
Hessian
Belmont Park
James R. Keene
Selectman
Statesman
Winners at Belmont Park and Louisville Show Strong Finishes
A muddled horse racing summary lists winners at Belmont Park and Louisville with multiple names including Lawrence PF Daley and 6 Sanctug, alongside others like Woolsandals and Plantland. The text also references Oakland Marywood and Be Thankful and mentions various bettors and placings in a crowded, error-filled report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Park
Lawrence PF. Daley
Mc Daniel
Selectman
Netter
Font
Sumter
Musgrave
Sanctug
Dupes
Tom Dolan
Louisville
Hammetrical
Warren
Acrowswitz
Butler
Woolsandals
Powers
al Mulle i Martin
Ethelda i Martin
Plantland
Minder
Oakland
Marywood
Retligi
Kelly
San Alviso
Walsh
Wo l sandals lead in front of crowded field
In a muddled race report from Cine Tavs, AL, Wantaasdy mre hard charges to win the third header by a narrow margin amid a list of horses and riders. Multiple entries and placements are noted, including Denver Guy and Lady Bin, with repeated references to mares and cobbled times, but the precise results remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cine Tavs
Sermad
Reet
Fann
Pilav i
Panne
Variere
Rebrenin
Baldus
Aren Dee
Waleeny
Hind Grisael
Ant Hamtens
Borg
Tome Pirate
Hasty Agnes
Mai Pe
Furlange
Ethel
Topight
Andy Slat
Denver Guy
Cimetian
Nena Vista
Anzle
Otto Ab Stenigh
Las Shaw Tir
Lee Watman
Dad
Lady bin
Gongian
Meada
Treen
Entre Nous Wins Milbrae Handicap at Emeryville
The Milbrae Handicap at Emeryville resulted in Entre Nous winning as the lowest priced horse. College took second and Lewn Patrick finished third. The day included sprint results with Mental Anguish winning the four furlongs in the second race and other named entrants listed in the readable portion.
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Qaxiand
Cal
Emeryville
Entre Nous
College
Lewn Patrick
Suma
Sia
Urlonax
Marwood
Bettigh
Tal
Yadalie Tw
Miner
Ben Stone
Mefntyred
Tims
Cobleekll
Blackmate
Feney O'Neal
Yellowstnne
Avana
Bertie AL
Advents Drop Two Games in Opening Cont Test
The Advents were routed in two contests at McDevitt's Field and Miland, with Twinings and Weyrich dominant in the opener while MBC swept the second, 17 to 2, as Toense and Winer led the visitors. defensive lapses and pitching woes marked the day for Advents, who struggled at the plate and in the field.
Racing Entries Overview From Early 1892 Meeting
The list details numerous three year olds and up racing at Patt furlongs with entries including Rifleman Tarkett Ganera and Park Sagwet. Notable horses mentioned include Bejle Pyeguad Bight Serr Taner Wid Jae Tabor Dona Wise Hughiaal Fore Helen I Jades Latte PeeetThe Claptiom and many more. Purse figures, weights, and names of handlers or owners appear in a dense OCR style, reflecting a period racing card with multiple races and entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganera
Tabor
Wise Hughiaal
Helen
I. Jades Latte
Mermer
Kang Uobac
Stergowan
Wesneld
Me Oceaah
Theeaeper Olds
Abd
Sollee Miasan
Tamas i Iinet
Muszour Lad
Mey Sieve Stanhope
Taisilewee
Hellwerner
Overt
Louisville
Georgetown Crew Aims For Strong Henley Showing
Georgetown University and McKinley Manual Training School crews head to Philadelphia to compete in the sixth annual American Henley regatta. Nearly a hundred crews from universities, scholastics, and clubs are entered, with Penn, Harvard, Yale, Georgetown, and New York teams featured. Georgetown leaves by 9 am for Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, hoping for a solid performance that could affect plans for future Poughkeepsie and June races.
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Georgetown
McKinley
Philadelphia
Schuylkill
Washington Post
America
American Rowing Association
Poughkeepsie
New London
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Yale
George,town
New York
Casuadilla
Ithaca
N. Y
Board of Stewards
New York A. C
University of Pennsylvania
Georgetown University
Barchelor
B. C
Old Dominion
B.C
Alexandria
Arunde
Maltimore
Jease Williamson
University B
Baltimore and Ohio
Commercial Baseball League forms for 1908 season
The Commercial Baseball League unveils teams including W. B Moses & Sons, R. Walter Power, William Hahn & Co and Woodward & Lothrop with managers named. Elections set, with RR Walter Power president, E. J. Murphy treasurer, F. E. Catlett secretary. Opening games May 30 at Eyehth and Florida avenue NE.
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Commercial Baseball League
R. Walter Power
William Hahn & Co
D. Blondheim
George E. Howard Company
T.J. McGrew
Woodward & Lothrop
F. E. Catlett
E. J. Murphy Company
E. J. Murphy
Baer and
National” Electric Supply Company
Mr. McCarthy
W. B. Moses & Sons
Eyehth
Florida Avenue Northeast
Virginia Military Institute vanquishes West Virginia on home field
Virginia Military Institute blanked West Virginia 4 to 0 on its home field in Lexington amid a sharp pitching duel led by Devault who allowed four singles and fanned fourteen. Donnan scored on a Grayson misplay and Pollock stole second to spark the Cadets as Grayson and Young contributed runs in the late innings. Umpire Chenoweth officiated a 36 minute game, with West Virginia mustering a handful of scattered hits.
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McDevitt’s
Vwking Athletic Club
Miland
Twinings
Westch
Fidler
Sucre
Ruppert
Twining
Scare
Tening
Tory
Meares
Viner
Ta Ruppert
Dip
DjSearan
Ecarthy
Marlow
Wynenap
Wwyrick
Pall Awe
Doral
Toni
Eas Advente i PO
Terry
Sullivan
Diver
Rupert Lei
Mecarily
Seaton
Firat” Beach
Advent
Len
cTwling
Ballatist Munem
Idler
Phcae Weyrtek
Fier
Weyrtek
Rupert
lise—Happest
Ktupertue
Wyacoen
Ciel Marlow
Sinton Kaen
Tarey Clebie
M Carthy
Torso
Tie
Hy Pitcher
Ry Weyrlek
Midler
Linpire—Ar
Gilek
ST. Stephen’s
Brentwood
L. Pet
Sheer
Lew Lemaringdale Athletic Club
G. G
Capitacue Park
SL. Stenhen
Moriarity
Heinrich
Wisrity
Deyle
Umerarly
Raniers
Uteinkel
Moreland
Inn
Teteran
Wgritin
Starkett
Bunkie
Berkert
Walker
Omer
Mevers
Hurke
Barnes Auc
Meined Mereland
Brekett
Moleran
Gritin
Noxie
Ami Sanders
Frentwood
St Stephen's
Balts
Burke
Ai Walker
Reyant
Marlarits
Umoran
Morelant
Doyle
Sanders
Bryant
Nosle
Kraft
Barn
Stuckett
Meyers
Worden
Bunkle
Betnrich
Tarkett
Barnes
Walter
Batlsa
Kran
Hotmenn
Stephen
Neitwood
Bethany
W. OL
Waugh
Urthans
Steth Analme
Vadar
Wavel D Strests
Ninth Streeters
Svere
Symonoskie
Dodd
Nethany
Abhoat Connor
O Lewson
Maieron
Iliganelli
Noves
wiEomeroy
Usapeland
Cramptad
Oneng
Sanes
Clarke Onichwand
Symes’ le
O Sinclair
Kerper
Graoks
Goodman Weatthews
Slecker
Hands
Clarke
Dymonoskia
Goodman
Lawson J. Zanell
Sinclair
Symonaskle
Dota
Matthews
Smonaskle
Symonaskts
Zanelli
Pomeroy
Copeland
Coanar
Washington Post
Lexington
University
Devault
Donnan
Grayson
Cadets
Pollock
McCarthy
Jide
Yourett
McLean
Young
Colt
University of We
Stalen
Pollace
Metlarthy
Chenoweth
Washington and
Lee Univers
Syracuse Crew Prepares for Naval Academy Race
Syracuse University rowing team under Conch Ten Eyck arrived in Annapolis to train for a Saturday race with the Naval Academy. Ten Eyck’s past coaching of the midshipmen adds a tactical edge as both crews, meeting for the first time in a dual, aim for a strong short race. The Syracuse lineup includes Ondee Shimer Roberts Duvall Hemiway Champlin Fisher Ten Eyck cox Eldridge. average weight about 167 pounds excluding the cox.
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Washington Po
Annapolis
Syracuse University
Conch Ten Eyck
Midshipmen
Naval Academy
Ten Eyck
Si Des
Syracuse
Ondee
Shimer
Roberts
Duvall
Hemiway
Champlin
Fisher
Ten Euck
Eldridge
Academy
Allentown Enters Union League Franchise Transfer
Hugh MacKinnon, owner of the Allentown franchise, completed the purchase by mailing a check to Al W. Lawson of Philadelphia, securing Allentown's entry into the Union League circuit and taking over the Paterson franchise. The transfer, dated May 21, moves the Paterson, New Jersey club to Allentown, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh MacKinnon
Paterson
Washington Post
Traterson
N. J
Union
Allentown
al W. Lawson
Philadelonia
Union League
MacKinnon
Turner Stays The Limit In Gavety Theater Bout
Joe Turner and Kid Cutler staged a twenty minute match at the Gavety Theater. Turner must throw Cutler within the time or forfeit $40. Turner started defensive but finished with offensive work. Local crowd cheered Turner as he challenged Cutler to a rematch next Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Turner
Mit
Kid Cutler
Gavety Theater
Washington
Turner
Cutler Tehanne
Cutler
Atlantic League Ends After Short Season
Newport and Lewiston clashed in a loosely played game won by Lewiston 7 to Newport. The league secretary announced its disbandment but Newport will continue as an independent team. The Atlantic League opened May 1 with Newport Pawtucket Woonsocket Portland Lewiston Atticharo Mass. patronage was poor in most places.
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Congressionals
Heights
Ekington
Congress
Meteapol
Independent
Washington Heights
Ebkington A. C
Independence
Congressional
Golm
Hothams
Arlo Aygee
Prine
Kramer
Hoibruneret
Ata Kane
Ai Greens
Fugue
al Tartan
Perry
Potheme
Yeager
Say Brive
Worrell
OnMuen
King
Owumama
Winsop
Diyoung
Congressionaly
Stersy Huns
Turtop G
Holbruner
W ‘ Prive
Yeager Kane
Avery
Conarestionula
Young
Daw
Nile
Turton
Polhemus
Yeaner
Fague
Dan
H. ¥Rtee
W. Price
Kens
Watson
Nonnie Milburn
Ters
Newport
Pawittucket
Woonsocket
Portland
Lewiston
Atticharo
Mass
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Golden Pearl
Robert Cooper
Hest
Bedtuwat
Staan Wayers
Oman
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Nhs Pratt
von Steereck
Euler
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Milbrae
Patrick
Yala
Cavallena
Sorary
Ray Bennet
Mullerse
Gover
Abelin
Tiga
Olives
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Erman
Bill Shipke
Advents
Marylands
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Wel
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Aavents
Lksa Wallach
Urley
C. Ve. Wallachs
Pavilt's
M. B.C
Toense
M. Abhoar
Tuntey
Llamishy
Towles
Frazier
Winer
A. Repertus
Berrot
Henlag
Weber
Iet
Lrooks
Gtoense
Totus
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Barret
Brooks
Henning
Wragier
Towles Ial Krave
Untrer
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M. S.C
Advent A. c
Balle
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Toeore
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Garret
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Toeass
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Stolan
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balle—Barrel
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Lonanerty
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Mampton
Ronrman
Saerire Kit
Iarveve de Xanie
Dave
Hasst
Hayden
Flamptog
Keane
Bougherty
Harveycutt
Uy Reucman
Wad “Pice -Aitten
Lewis
Haman
Dawson
Marines
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Kelcher
St. Peter's
Snyder
Abhoa ES Peters AA
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G.kelthar
Saile
Sulliven
St Peter's
T Rums
Burlick
Dowd
Kane
Meaghe
Rell
Enyder
Conouver
Cavaza
Thompson
Welther
Boneva
Bell
Keliher
Kellher
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Ararat
Hamson
Casonary Sewel
Taddy Bear
Inela
Lord Dirous
Te Furieayza
Haste
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Flernon Sempetvia
Judge Dundon
Reser Snake Mary
Mesa
Aris
Durat
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Talbot
Tady Menei
Bertie
Caca
Aparhs
AL Buller
Fench Vere
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She Furanes
Taner
Trene Jackson
Mernaa
Bas Rota
Ranty Maurer
Margeret Randolph
Ant
Mondelia
Earhy Wausau
Clinton Forge
Cegne
Judith MacNrnge
Belfort
Raints Rees
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Neeling
Tidren
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Felemon
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Sir Anzus
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Abraham
Pal
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Lackfoot
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Kearnawey
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W.’ Barr
Buggs
John J. Jack Adis
Pickaway
Cgl
Jewell
Fastox
Seville
Charlotte Hamilton
Mrs Sewall
Lgasty
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Chulka
Keep Moving
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Varcedale
Wausau
Corrigan
Ralph Reese
the Thorp
Dr. McCluer
Henley
Unce
Omice and Works
New York Age
Teamtia
Commercial House
West Virginia
Severn
Virginia League
W. L. Pet
Richmond
Norfelk
Danville
Lemenburg
Des
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Kerneke
Norfolk
Lynchburg
Mohmond
New Hampshire
Mount Prescant
Bretton Woods
N. H
Bechlehem
N. By
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Twin Mountain
Barron, Merrill & Bartod Co
New York City
Grand Central Station
Gallo
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