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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1908

Page

47

Lee's Bad Ride Scraps Starters in Po Cantico Stakes

J Joyner scratches Hessian in the Po cantico Stakes at Belmont Park. James R. Keene adds Voter Colt Selectman as the winner and annexes a second from Statesman after Bard duel.

J. Joyner Hessian Belmont Park James R. Keene Selectman Statesman

Winners at Belmont Park and Louisville races

The page lists numerous horse names and race results from Belmont Park and Louisville, including Lawrence PF, Daley, 3 Font, wae & Golden Pearl, 6 Sanctug, Tom Dolan, Hammetrical, Acrowswitz, Woolsandals, Al Mulle i Martin, Ethelda i Martin, Plantland, and others with finish positions and odds. It also references Oakland, Marywood, and various entries such as Mental Anguish, San Alviso, Be Thankful, and Beasts shifted by text noise, compiling a fragmented overview of the day’s winners and entries across tracks.

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 lsandals in front at Cine Tavs AL Meter

garbled race results list shoe sizes and placements with numerous unreadable names and places. The readable items mention wafts of sandal wearers, a couple of horse or dog racing style segments, and scattered references to contestants such as Denver Guy and Lee Watman, amid a jumble of unclear times and venues.

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

Qaxiand Cal May 21 The Milbrae Handicap at Emeryville produced a win for Entre Nous the race’s lowest priced entrant. College took second with Lewn Patrick third in a contested finish amid a slate of runners and odds.

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 Amateur League Standings

Advents were routed in a doubleheader at McDevitt's Field, with Twinings rallying to limit Weyrich and the Advents to two hits in the first game while Ruppert starred at the plate. In the second contest MBCs offense exploded, Navying 17 to 2 as Toense led a dominant attack, marking a tale of two matches as Advents slip further in standings.

Weyrich 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 M. B.C Toense M. Abhoar Tuntey Llamishy Towles Frazier Winer A. Repertus Berrot Henlag Weber Iet Lrooks Gtoense Totus Toniande Advent A. i Barret Brooks Henning Wragier Towles Ial Krave Untrer Ny Pases M. S.C Advent A. c Balle Orook Toeore Fy Troaks Kraft Garret Rupertus Toeass White Faertfen Toths Stolan Brook Wouer Arret Wher Punney Fracter Towlea Brocks Toonse balle—Barrel Coomes Clark

Racing Entries Full of Notable Names and Odds

A dense list of entries for a race day featuring three year olds and up, with weights and participant names including Rifleman Tarkett Ganera Sre, Park Sagw, and many others. Purses and distances such as seven furlongs and one mile insure a varied program with numerous horses like Bedouin Juz, Master Rater, and Ararat listed among contenders.

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

Local oarsmen to race in American Henley regatta

Georgetown and McKinley Manual training schools send crews to Philadelphia for the sixth annual regatta under the American Rowing Association. Nearly 100 crews from universities, schools, and clubs enter, with ten universities represented. Georgetown’s varsity leaves by train at 9 am for the event, aiming to impress for possible Poughkeepsie appearances in June.

Georgetown McKinley Philadelphia Schuylkill Baltimore and Ohio Poughkeepsie

Commercial Baseball League organizes 1908 season

The Commercial Baseball League for 1908 includes teams such as W. B Moses & Sons, R. Walter Power, William Hahn & Co, D. Blondheim, George E. Howard Company, T. J. McGrew of Woodward & Lothrop, F. E. Catlett, E. J. Murphy Co, E. J. Murphy, Baer and National Electric Supply, and Mr. McCarthy. Opening games May 30 feature Hahn & Co. vs Murphy Co. at 2 pm and Moses & Sons vs Woodward & Lothrop at 4 pm.

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

West Virginia Shut Out by Virginia Military Institute

Virginia Military Institute defeated previously unbeaten West Virginia 4 to 0 on the institute field. Pitcher Devault allowed four scattered hits and struck out fourteen, with strong defensive support aiding the cadets. The game lasted 36 minutes in Lexington, Virginia, with West Virginia leaving runners on base and Grayson, Pollock, and Vandals contributing to the visitors’ scoring chances.

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 Primed for Naval Academy Race

Special to The Washington Post Annapolis Md The Syracuse University rowing squad under Conch Ten Eyck arrived this afternoon prepared for Saturday’s race with the Naval Academy The crew is in good condition and anticipates a strong contest Ten Eyck a former Navy coach will seek a decisive win The two crews have never met in a dual race though they competed together at Poughkeepsie last year Syracuse lineup includes Bow Ondee Shimer Roberts Duvall Hemings Champlin Fisher stroke Ten Eyck cox Eldridge Average weight about 167 pounds excluding the coxswain, heavier than the Academy crew Syracuse favors a short race and a close finish is expected

Washington Post Philadelphia America American Rowing Association Poughkeepsie New London Pennsylvania Harvard Yale George,town New York Casuadilla Ithaca N. Y Board of Stewards Washington Syracuse Ondee Shimer Roberts Duvall Hemiway Champlin Fisher Ten Euck Eldridge Academy

Allentown Enters Union League via Paterson Franchise

Hugh MacKinnon transfers Paterson Paterson franchise to Allentown in the Union League circuit. On May 21 in Paterson New Jersey and Allentown Pennsylvania documents confirm Allentown’s entry as MacKinnon mails payment to Al W. Lawson in Philadelphia to clinch the move. MacKinnon assumes Paterson franchise duties.

Hugh MacKinnon Paterson Washington Post Traterson N. J Union Allentown al W. Lawson Philadelonia Union League MacKinnon

Turner Stays the Limit in Twenty Minute Bout

Joe Turner and Kid Cutler clashed at the Gavety Theater in a twenty minute match. Turner defended early, then pressed offense, drawing cheers as he forced Cutler to abandon tactics. Turner issued a challenge for a rematch next Saturday night.

Joe Turner Mit Kid Cutler Gavety Theater Washington Turner Cutler Tehanne Cutler

Atlantic League ends after brief Newport Lewiston game

The Atlantic League folded after a loose contest won by Lewiston 7 to 2 over Newport. The secretary announced disbandment though Newport plans to continue as an independent team. The league had opened May 1 with Newport Pawtucket Woonsocket Portland Lewiston and Atticharo Mass. Patronage was generally poor.

Newport Pawittucket Woonsocket Portland Lewiston Atticharo Mass

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