Priscillian in Front Roseben Takes Third Place
Priscillian, carrying 124 pounds, started strong to set the pace but quit near the stretch. Roseben led early but faded, and Priscillian won the Claremont Handicap at six and a half furlongs at Belmont Park, with King Osbalt close in second and Roseben weakening to third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Park
Big Tramn
Killing Made
Parkview
Washington
Newark
Belmon
Prisella
Roseben
King Cobelt
Rosimto
Rosebes
Rosebea
Racing Entries Show Wide Field Across Multiple Races
A long list of entries outlines races for yearlings to older horses including two year olds in the first race, three year olds and up in the handicap, juveniles foals of 1985 in the fifth, and feature events like the Whitney Memorial Steeplechase. Names such as Uncle Jim Sir Martin Weymouth Blueback and many others appear across the card with prices and weights noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ught
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 tennis clash at Chase Club
Middle Atlantic Tennis opens with Philadelphia and Washington squaring off at Chase Club Philadelphia. J R Carpenter Jr leads the Philadelphia team expected to arrive to boost a strong lineup for eight singles and four doubles matches in an open event. Amherst shuts out Dartmouth in Mass 8 2 with strong fielding and Glaze starring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemweer
Tams
Philatelphna
Washington
Chey
Chase Club
Philadelph
Carpenter Jr
Inkuo
Philadelphia
Wort Wil
Tura
Bates
Morris T
Colom
James
Herbert M
Tilden
Crozer
Elavon
Philadelphians
Doyle John Davidson
Delis
Cake
Doyle
Ballagee
Glagebrosk
Hibs
Amherst
Dartmouth
Virginia League standings reveal Danville and Lynchburg leads
Danville and Lynchburg top the Virginia League standings with 10 and 14 wins respectively. The report shows teams such as Portsmouth and Roanoke also in the table with mixed records while Norick Limhoug is mentioned among players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Richmond
Norick
Limhoug
Stil Fortsmouth
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Winners at Belmont Park and Oakland feature race results
The page lists multiple horse names and results from Belmont Park and Oakland races. Included are drivers Priscillan Notter and Ogemah J Lee, with various horses such as Lord Stanhope Henry Allen Burton Estella Goodike and Bucket Brigade Martin. Wagers and payoffs are noted like 37.80 and 27.10 for several entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Park
Priscillan
Notter
Ogemah
J. Lee
Tony Bonero
Lord Stanhope
Henry
Louisville
Allen
Burton
Snake Mary
Helder
Chulita
Butler
Estella
Goodike
Allan
Bucket Brigade
Martin
Oakland
Fern L
Charboneau
Bernardo
CG Foss
Kelly
Boggs
Walsh
Harris
Lone Wolf
W. Milier
Local crews arrive as Georgetown Eight eyes win in Philadelphia
Washington Post report notes Georgetown varsity and prep eight guests at Mount Mount Mount Boat Club staying at the Colonnade hotel. Manager Woods confident in a strong season with several rivals including New York Athletic Club and Pennsylvanians. Kennedy of Yale predicts first place and fast crews, amid college coastal regatta excitement and a lacrosse loss by Harvard to Columbia 10-0 in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Technical High School
John Kennedy
Yale
Washington Post
Philadelpha Pn
Lima Joulage
Town College School
Schuylkill
Philadelphia
Doninton
Ciuhs
Bingham Mouse
Ley Rie
Othr Baltmame
New York Athletic Club
Pennsylvana the Red
Blieveste Aay
New York University
Quakers
Washington
Potomacs
Argonauts of
Canada
Sebuyt
Harsard Yate
PennsIvania
Finsh
Kennedy
Pennslvania
Harvard
Cascadilla Srdens
Ithaca
Georgetown Prep
New York
Columbia
South Feld
Rain Reading Defeats Brooklyn in Union League results
Yesterday in Washington the Union League saw Reading beat Brooklyn 4 to 1 while Elizabeth topped Philadelphia 4 to 2 and Reading again captured a 7 to 4 win over Paterson. Today’s games feature Washington at Brooklyn Elizabeth at Reading Wilmington at Baltimore and Paterson at Philadelphia. Standings show Wilmington 17 points, Reading 12, Brooklyn 12, Washington 7, Philadelphia 7, Baltimore 7, Paterson 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reading
Brooklyn
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Paterson
Elzabeth
Wilmington-Baltimore
Wilmington
Baltimore
Wilmiceton
Foaraherh
Washingon
Phiadelphia
Batecson
Georgetown Defeats West Virginia in Slow-Scoring Keys Game
Georgetown, led by Griggs and Cantwell, defeated West Virginia 6 to 1 as McDonald moved to first base and Simon covered, Montgomery held the later innings while Griggs faded. Courtney stole bases and Mayock, Duffy, and Reading contributed for the Blue and Gray. West Virginia stranded runners and miscues cost them early, with Cantwell leaving after bruising his hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Georgtown
Georgetown
Quisitors
West Virginias
Georsetowns
McDonald
Secker
Wags
Capt
Simon
Virginia Miliary
Institute
Cantwell
Montgomery
Wisttors
Griggs
Mess
McGarthy Semagi
Yvestors
Ietle
Dusty
Aga Courtney
MontsRomery
Nome
Courtnes
Tais Frvor
Nebingerg
Flelard Simons
Gray
Core
Shelton Blake
Blake State
Wiley
Sire McCarty
Gree Mayock
Montroiners
Duffy
Mayock
Wales
Smith
Duffy Courtne
Gawe
Cantwell Stele
Reading
Pizabeth
OlKiig Rt
Yunoo Ar
UD Mier Es
Slehth
Montgomers
Oland Duffs
Wally Cf
Ol Luyster
jKarfuss
Hol Staten
Miller Reisling
Mr Smith
Siorberg Fuantwell P
Fiurayson If
Genvaetann
Vinson If
Gid Milter
Priite
Ranfort
Wariyes Essa
Mest Virginia
d.Naery
West Viraina
Mirkt
Xere
Montenery
Ti Varath ‘Ag
Web Lochs
Vortgamers Ieeading
Bees
Montgomery Duffy Nobinger
Daren Pehnec
Eau
Ren Hea Shelton
Hases
Courine
Eading
Xcringer
Alake Ant Woon
Pally
Caf Campbell
Yarme
Pasach
Jeter
Nope
Dr ‘Pyen Tima
Kacuss
Tivre and
Wrterberg
Srotenbaw
Lee Milley
Nalin
Mr Stemberg
Aggies and Warriors Lose in Doubleheader Victory Notes
Commerce and Labor and Post office won 9 to 1 and 4 to 1 over Armies and Warriors respectively on a White Lot doubleheader. Richmond starred in center, pitching and fielding for Com and Labor while Michael pitched for Post Office, delivering nine solid innings amid limited batting support.
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Pitckers
Bob Evans
Sarker Fury
Kinney
Saunders
Bryan
Ofimlor Cf
Olirlest
Atchison
Byan
O Saunder
Klein Mtit
Olimte
Richmond
Obelds
Hrndilde
Jones
Ogle
Sailewler
Aarfeult
Kearhmidt Wiehmond
Frwin
Cammerte
Agricbus
Laver
Bal
Oi Richmond
Lox
Fields
Mella
Hickmond
Fsans
Commerce and
Labor
Agriculture
Priest
Mr Betts
Micheel
Post Office
Sigournes
Abhgae War
Abhgae Callahan
Mullin
Bratiey
Otenwick Boag
Fentan
Offtea
Bagon Cf
O Dampler
Spryman
Obaggeite
Orrisen
Baines
dLong Ri
Wahler Rf
Bicourres Rt
Kritt c
Et Mchaet P
Omengidscap
Totula
Rapid War Nou Rune
Callahn
Brediey Spriaar and
Rea
Dooslian
Mirhatt
Sprigman
Finnl
Bupgett
Bradley Atolen
Callansn Brodie
Orrison Doubla Plave
Michael Op
Callahan
Dempler
Michael
Wienael Peg Ege
Newman Lina
St Josephs Beat Potomac In Slashing Ninth Inning Clash
In a tightly contested game St Josephs toppled Potomac 9 to 7 as the final inning surge decided the outcome. Hessler and Whamond delivered key hits for Potomac, while St Josephs built on steady offense led by Hessler and Kerr to seal the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincents
Varines
Fas
Ommiss
Paters
Joephs S
Fania O
St Vincent A
Commickiot
Northeys
Potomac
St Jmneph
Fopert
Hessini
Erress
Sireaxer
Glord Rt
Goodman
Hines
Ricker If
Viale If
Kerr
Moure
Fauner
T Canasin
Bt Whamont
Sthoengr
Rtogerr O
Lstengle Ib
Wwoarlen
Astemar, Cir
Hessler Po
Teais
St Joseph
Nreager
Goodmen
Richer Kerr
Hunter Wiamord
Roger i
Weeten i
Hessler
Lord Burna Hele Canayin
Engte Siewarleng Motarthy
hite-Uougaiters
Hanter Whamona
Rogers
Natin Stewart
McCarthy
Dreage Om Kerr
McCraths
Stalen
Fenl Hunter Rogers Waoften
Lori
Burn Moon
Sarrifive Nitsangvin Whasien
Ruma
Sienglt Burns
Canavin
Stengle Goodman
Dreager
Whamond
Om Fppert
Hesler
Vasa
Balle
Messier
Pitehd
Potomacs
Palle
Cleve
Eckington and Wash Heights Standings From 1960s Era Page
Fragmented OCR lists teams Eckington and Wash Heights with scattered scores and names Islington Metropal Helgi and Carinae appear among digits and symbols. The readable portion hints at a standings or results table from a 1960s-era page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckington
Wash Heights
Islington
Congress
Helgi
Metropal
Wallach Triumphs Over Maryland Social Club 6 1
Wallachs trimmed the Maryland Social Club 6 to 1 at McDevitts Field in a brisk baseball clash. The Social Club produced a clever fielding display but could not hold back the charging Wallachs who dominated early and maintained the lead throughout the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Wallachs
Maryland
Jyesteraa
McDevitts Field
Americus
UGI
Haynie
O'Pureney
America Po
Frazier
Eicun If
Fitzhugh
Wallach
Western Trims Business In Seven Innings Victory
Western Baseball defeated Business 7 innings in a decisive win. Pitcher Holgson held the opponents scoreless early as Western piled up three runs aided by fielding errors and base running. The game featured hits by several players and strong defensive work from Western.
Reading Takes Both in Reisling's Union Doubleheader
Reading defeated Elizabeth in a May 22 doubleheader led by Reisling against Layster in game one and Campbell and Nops pitching in game two. Reading earned more hits and capitalized on three errors by the visitors, ending with a split or sweep depending on the truncated report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc
Reisling
Elizabeth
Reading
Gane
Honers
Campbell
Nops
Paterson Bandits Defeated By Philadelphia Union Leaguers
In Philadelphia on May 22 the Union Leaguers beat Paterson 4 to 1 after scoring in three innings. Local pitcher kept the visitors from producing runs, while hits in key moments fueled the win. Strayer McLean and Schaefer held the Paterson lineup in check as Philadelphia stranded runs, with game time about one hour and 45 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooesington
Philadelphia
Paterson Teat
Vistors
Fmerin Hoat Pai Rhuoae Fisk Sa
Qiderstein If
Tydeman Cf
Whalen Ef
Clayton
Ol Straver Rf
OM Donald
Childs
Dikogter
Obrien
G Porter
McLean
OL Strayer
Gu Anfres
Sehaeffer
Steri Tice
Fotter
T Strayer Stelen
Whalen McDonald
Sheridan Doble
Cullei
Tima
Meet Notre Dame Today as Georgetown visits for home finale
Georgetown closes its baseball season at home facing Notre Dame known for speed and major league alumni. Dubue starts on the mound for Georgetown with Deving handling pitching for Notre Dame in an Eastern trip clash between strong programs. Game time is set for 4:3? clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Notre Dame
Powers
Philadelphia American
Indiana
Reulbach
Cubs
Murra
Jimmy McAleer
St Louis
Syracuse
Dartmouth
Fordham
Dubue
Deving
George’ S Town
Rube Will Not Appear At Union League Grounds
Special to The Washington Post from Philadelphia May 22 reports Rube Wed dell did not show up as announced on the coaching lines at Union League grounds. A large crowd waited while he was hailed as a hero for aiding at a Laurel Springs NJ fire last night where he directed a crew and helped control the blaze. In Hagerstown the bar-bant season opened with a loss to the Carlisle Indians by 7 runs as Mayor Hammond pitched the first ball and wet grounds caused errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ametga
Philadelphia
Rube Weddell
Union League
Laurel Springs
Teagie Leads Marathon Battle In Central Win
Teagie breaks through in a pitching duel as Central edges Western 3 2 with late runs. Gray and Taggert duel on the mound while Reed, Lerechee, and Benson provide key hits and a homer by Teagle caps the tense contest that stretched into extra innings.
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Priscillian
Firaview
Jack Tulng
Aletheno
Col Jac
Gal Iack
Staunirhs
Moan
Isore
Akaebtr
Joe Lily
Rolf Ee
Rober
Lonaville
Garys
Eryas
Mme Vanet Poole
Dia Dean Wan
Seintila
ET Shope
Hallow
Lacy Arion
Mary Ore
Minot
Fo OM Pry
Henmiba Bay
Stoner Hill
Potter
Meadow Breeze
Scout Rire
Denver Girt Inele
Shcer
Jennie Ssenh
Leach ii
Transform Oath
Wolf
Ban Howe
Osenrg
Studings
Johnson
Grande Ham
Great Firace
Iaibua SM
Jane
Lady Esther
Aunt Rose
Val
Plantae
Baker
Pete Saree
Portinae
Ant Pabor Falmed
Hugh Bea
Anir
Cook
Ety Mortons
Lot Ackerte
Sian
Sonny PLC
Hk Dewn
Clea
Viaveriongs
Vt Ra
Mackie Mager
Toronto
Crivian
Jel
Riatean
Zlaus
Vox
Wedicine van Coat
Archi
New Gale Tao
Abel
Peatoga
Anna Gner
Corksure
Gabbas
Vietora
Holsher
Osage
Randolph
Janes Cronin
Disa
Servie
Virginia League
The
Professiona
Washington, D. Cc
Tigers
Jennings
Logal Grews Arrive
Woods
Weill
SELZ
Russia
Robert Berberich
Eset
Seventh Street
Bloomingdale
P.O
Stephs
Bloominrdate
Atlantica
Brentwood
Atlantics
Columbia Athletic Club
Capitol City Park
Penrose
Hofmann
GPO
Onty
Tinmd
Avhgoaelg
Abhoae McKee
Donn
Oliandice
Buckley
L'Davis
Maddux Ea
Q Brown
Riston Cf Pai
iCevert
Naan Bullivan
GiCorr
Ruppert c
Buseher
wiCorrigan Po
Moye Cf
Gama
MoomIngéale
Dom
Nan
Risto Ruppert
Sullivan Hariey
Lendick Davis Carr
Corrigan
Errora
Baees
Bloominggale
Allings
Riston
Altemal
Dy Ristex
Buscher
Moye — Stolan Kaee
Dean Maddux Siiaa
Carr
Waring Landick
Bousten
Ileher
Wilpiten
Thoeher
Urapire
Hotmann
WAUGH
Grace
Ted Larst
Rinth
Putnany
D Streete
Fifth Baptist
Th Baptists
Gill
Uinktle
Myalam Co
Tuputen
Wynkoop
Bane
Mebauren
Ren
Ty Gann
Tnekest
Tyahama
M Laren
Sterne Lo
Ler Tyren
Keeler
Picher
Gremn
Vampire
Harner
Tag & Gama
Wetronel
Chington
Washington Feights
Beor
Price
Kingson
Selles ‘Baru
King En
Avery
Hagen Ah
Chaftrot Ib
Styler Ab
Young
Olungm
Egue Ab
Ambaugh
Waldron
Sroce
Ray
Washington Heights
Lekington & Zzona
Western Trims Business
Baisiness
Western
Ce Kk Bas
Holgson
Donnely
Gerevan
Malian Ag
Itegan
Runy-Hill Howard
Tewell
Westrn
Halls
Valers
Hopson
Webher
Howerd
Dorh
Virginia
Charlottesille
General Athlete Association of the
University of Virginia
James Alcorn
Hat Seings Ark
Percy Rudolph Ashby
Hampton
Donald Phinney Goodwin
Los Angeles
Cal Joseph Benamini Waples
Geogetown
Henn Richey Thurlow
Buffalo
NOY
Ford
Lonsville
Archibald Cur. Randolph
Millwood
Preston Gibson
Kentucky
Lariilis
Rube
Hagerstown Downs
Col
Tegh
Central
Bouschee
Taggert
Inter
Ras Og
Tim
Klay
Teagie Ark
Lars Duel
Ani Tegeers
Moesien
Aluagh
Reid Fen
Jonson
Lerechee
Oglay
Als
Tolsta
Tin Hoout
Bel Dla
Wan Aroreil Ee Ura
Techncal Ou Autobry
ER Funs-Ine Graz Benson
Herriian
Pheem Leflen
Bes
Lals-O
Heme
Isneh Taachi
Chepin
Blta
Deriman
Kelly Blair
Sieneer
Hersiman Mueller Anton Hichor
Cray
M. Hughes
Fone
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