Priscillian in Front Roseben Takes Third Place
Special to The Washington Cost Newark May August Belmon's Priscillian, a son of Hastings St Prisella, proved among the top three-year-olds by winning the Claremont Handicap at Belmont Park on a sloppy track. Roseben, tied with Priscillian for favoritism at 3 to 1, faded to finish second as King Osbalt placed third.
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Newark
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Prisella
Belmont Park
Roseben
King Cobelt
Rosimto
Rosebes
Rosebea
RACING ENTRIES FOR SIXTEENTH SEASON MEET
A long handicap laden card lists two year old entries in early races including Uncle Jim Sir Martin and Clockwork Troia with prices around 130. later events cover Juvenile two year olds foals of 1985, Withers and Whitney Memorial Steeplechase for older horses, selling and purse races with numerous named horses and connections across a dense program.
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Jim
Sir Martn
Clockwork
Troia Temp
Chep Cntec
Weymouth
Queen Eleanor
Salvidere
Hlueback
Col Jack
Kiliedaie
Animus
Laston Wiggins Statesman
Mel River
Joe Madden
Girdener
Colin Chapultepec Dorante
King Jamce Far Bia
Martin and
Kara
Bile
Troublemaker
Rie
Samuel Ho
Marria
Keatar Pari Rox
dArkie
Benvah
Ponson
Nektena
Nick Stoner
Louisville
Philadelphia and Washington clash in mid Atlantic tennis match
The Middle Atlantic Tennis meet features Philadelphia and Washington clubs arranging a strong lineup led by J R Carpenter Jr and D Dewhurst. Matches begin at 3 30 with eight singles and four doubles sets, played as an open event at the Chase Club grounds drawing spectators. Amherst blanks Dartmouth 68 in a fielding error riddled game.
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Tams
Philatelphna
Washington
Chey
Chase Club
Philadelph
Carpenter Jr
Inkuo
Philadelphia
Wort Wil
Tura
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Colom
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Herbert M
Tilden
Crozer
Elavon
Philadelphians
Doyle John Davidson
Delis
Cake
Doyle
Ballagee
Glagebrosk
Hibs
Virginia League standings show Danville and Lynchburg atop
In the Virginia League standings Danville leads with four wins and Richmond Norick Limhoug trailing. Fortsmouth and Lynchburg hold strong positions while Roanoke trails. Substantial parity evident as teams compete for the top spots in the pennant race.
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Danville
Richmond
Norick
Limhoug
Stil Fortsmouth
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Winners Listed At Belmont Park Motor Race Card
Races at Belmont Park include Priscillan Notter and Ogemah J Lee atop early results. Tony Bonero Notter and Lord Stanhope Henry collide in close scores while Allen Burton nets 37.80 on Snake Mary Helder and Estella Goodike with 9.00 on Impertinence Allan. Bucket Brigade Martin posts 27.10 as Fern L Charboneau and Bernardo CG Foss appear in Oakland segment alongside Hidden Hand Kelly and Boggs Walsh.
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Ogemah
J. Lee
Tony Bonero
Lord Stanhope
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Louisville
Allen
Burton
Snake Mary
Helder
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Estella
Goodike
Allan
Bucket Brigade
Martin
Oakland
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Charboneau
Bernardo
CG Foss
Kelly
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Walsh
Harris
Lone Wolf
W. Milier
Logal grews arrive manager woods confident Georgetown eight will win
Special to The Washington Post from Philadelphia May 23 reports Georgetown varsity and prep eights arriving for the regatta. Manager Woods optimistic after last meet. Yale coach John Kennedy predicts first place for his fast crew. Harvard dominates lacrosse 10 0 over Columbia.
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Technical High School
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Washington Post
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Town College School
Schuylkill
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Georgetown Prep
Rain Reading leads early in Union League results
Washington and Brooklyn clash after yesterday's Union League games as Elizabeth and Reading post wins while Paterson and Wilmington Baltimore square off. standings show Reading and Philadelphia near the top and Washington slipping with mixed results.
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Washington
Reading
Brooklyn
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Paterson
Elzabeth
Wilmington-Baltimore
Wilmington
Baltimore
Georgetown Defeats West Virginia In Slow Baseball Clash
West Virginia’s crack team fell 6 to 1 to Georgetown as Griggs struggled on the mound and Cantwell exited with an injury After Griggs and Montgomery pitched for the visitors Georgetown built a late lead with two hits from Simon and a key double from Montgomery The game featured solid fielding early but production lagged with few base runners until Georgetown put the game away in the sixth and eighth innings.
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Georgtown
Georgetown
Quisitors
West Virginias
Georsetowns
McDonald
Secker
Wags
Capt
Simon
Virginia Miliary
Institute
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Aggies and Warriors Lose in Double Header at White Lot
Commerce and Labor and Post Office won both ends of a doubleheader, 9 to 1 and 4 to 1, as Richmond starred with tight pitching and timely hits. Laborites’ Michael pitched nine innings for the win, while Commerce and Laver and Kinney provided key rbi and defensive plays.
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Mr Betts
St Josephs Defeat Potomac In Slashing Baseball Match
The St Josephs club outplayed Potomac 7 to 6 in a ninth inning slugfest. Hessler and Ricker sparked the offense as St Josephs routed runners and claimed the late lead with key hits and errors by Potomac fielders, finalizing a tight league game.
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Eckington and Wash Heights Standings Scrambled Coast to Coast
Fragmented OCR text shows Eckington 12 and Wash Heights likely in a standings or score context with scattered numbers and team names such as Wol Per s Lb Ps Klington and Carinae 26 16 SIW Helgia 5 4. The passage is garbled but hints at a 1960 Congress era sports or league standings update.
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Wash Heights
Congress
Metropal
Wallach Dominates Maryland as Social Club Falls 6 1
Wallach and teammates routed the Maryland Social Club 6 to 1 at McDevitt's Field. Gurley and Aivent sparked the win with strong plays while Maryland struggled offensively, finally conceding late in the game.
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O'Pureney
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Frazier Ct
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Wallach
Western Trims Business in Seven-Inning Tilt
Western and Business fielded in a brisk seven inning game with Western securing a decisive win. Holgson pitched well for Western in relief, holding opponents scoreless while supporting a trio of runs in the sixth aided by hits and errors.
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Tewell
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Valers
Hopson
Webher
Howerd
Dorh
Reading Takes Both From Elizabeth in Doubleheader
Reading defeated Elizabeth in a May 22 doubleheader. Reisling pitched both games for the Union, Layster opposing him in the first. errors aided Reading as they posted one extra hit in game one. In the second game Campbell and Nops were knocked out early as Reading capitalized on visitor mistakes.
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Reisling
Elizabeth
Reading
Gane
Honers
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Nops
Paterson Bandits Defeated By Philadelphia In 4-1 Game
In Philadelphia on May 22 the Union Leaguers defeated Paterson 4 to 1 by bunching hits in three innings. Local pitcher limited Paterson to few runs as Philadelphia tallied in multiple frames. Strayer and Schaefer pitched well, drives by Whalen and McDonald sparked the offense. Paterson left runners on base in late innings.
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Rinth
Putnany
D Streete
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Sheridan Doble
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Meet Notre Dame Today as Georgetown Faces Fast Western Team
Georgetown closes its baseball season at home today against Notre Dame, renowned as one of the West’s fastest teams. Notre Dame, 24-3 last season, travels for its first Eastern trip in six years, boasting several alumni in the big leagues. Star twirler Dubue for Georgetown’s foe and Deving for Notre Dame are set to pitch. game time listed as 4:3 clock.
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Jimmy McAleer
St Louis
Syracuse
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Fordham
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Deving
George’ S Town
Rube missing at Union League event amidst fire heroics
Special to The Washington Post reports Rube Wed dell was slated to coach at Union League grounds in Philadelphia on May 22 but failed to appear as a large crowd gathered. He earlier saved a Laurel Springs NJ home during a fire, directing the hose crew and dousing flames, earning grateful praise.
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Philadelphia
Rube Weddell
Union League
Laurel Springs
Washington Post
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Rube
Teague’s late homer seals lengthy Central Western duel
Teague, Taggert and Gray duel as Central edges Western 14 in a tense 13 inning game. Johnson’s sacrifice advances, Benson drives in runs, while Teague belts a homer to left for a dramatic winning moment.
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