Outsiders In Front Shotgun Shows Reversal At Gravesend
Five heavily supported favorites were defeated at Gravesend including Shotgun who faded after the turn in the Patrosite Stakes, with Jacobite winning at 4 to 1. Zambesi captured the Handicap, and several other favorites failed to fire as bookmakers collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobite
Zambesi
Hanaidip
Washington Post
New York
Gravesend
Shotgun
Ed Ball
Massaniello
Robador
Montgomery
Schilling
W. H. Carey
Jack Atkin
Sidney Spard
Charles Edward
Prante
Caller
Sepoy
King Cshalt
Mne Lui
Pyeo Ratk
Charles Ed- Lil
Secackin
Vif
Uugen
Faudie Ware
Horace
Umbrella Combatant
Pont Sioantrack
Strastechase
Rehibalay
Chirad Tims
Beene
Paulaker
Annell
Tam Cogan
Decinvy
Bal News
Alan Ran
K. Sehing
Dugan
Valentine
Ontario
Rall
Turer
Savable
Blick Mar Suiinr Gov
Master Lester
Azelaa
Angelus
Madden Keeps Stafford at Gravesend Race Day
The Granby racing scene centers on John E. Stafford and Dennis Stafford as wagers fly at Gravesend. Wall Street figure M. J. Schwarte brokered a deal for the sale of a two year old horse linked to Far West and Bat Master. Betting rings hosted a panic with hundreds scrambling for bets as heavy wagers and shifting odds unsettled the track crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John E. Mad
Dennis Stafford
Gravesend
M. J. Schwarte
AL Schwartz
Who
Far West
Bat Mastery
Panic Striesen
Stafford
Charceill Downs Race Recap May 23 Fast Track
At Charceill Downs the track was fast with clear weather. Fourth race winner Warner Gris won by a neck over Alta McDonald, time 1:40 5. Tanglewood captured seven furlongs with Orlandwick in second, time 1:26 5. Simmone and other listed runners completed early results in a concise card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muly
Charceill Downs
Pusa
Simmone
Jim Meyers
Desrborn
Synchronized
Lee
Budge Wark
Minder
Wagner
William Bissett
Litute Osage
Mayor Mack
Hostilé
Warner Griswold
J Lee
Alta McDonald
Bilee
Austins
Cackler
Walte McLean
Della Thorpe
Lanardo
Bie Il
Waltz King
Anna Ruskin
Butlert
Lady Jenkins
Funtoulaire
Jim Douglas
Caroline
Moquette
Burg Chosen Captain of Naval Academy Track Team
Robert A. Burg of Grand Island Nebraska elected captain of the Naval Academy field and track team for next season succeeding Charles Lynch of Greensburg. Burg holds academy records in the 20 yard hurdle broad jump and is strong in the 100 and 200 yard dashes. Bloomingdales Play Eckingtons at McDevitts Field this evening with a clash between captains and Emerson Institute to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg
Washington Post
Annapolis
Bloomingdales
Eckingtons
Bloomingdale Athetetic Club
Eckington T McDevitt
Emerson Institute Nine
Five Races Featured at Pasadena Track Meet
In a crowded program, the fifth race at Pasadena saw Jaquin take second with Rors Breeze third and Time finishing 2 23 4 5. Earlier, Parisian Model led Moriarity with A Brown third in one heat, while Black Mary and others competed in the same circuit. The sixth race at one mile yielded Demo as winner amid a field including Albert Fir and King Leopold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moriarity
Geneva S
A. Brown
Black Mary
Judge Dundon
Embay
Water Cooler
Waldorf Belle
Albert Star
Pasadena
J. Lee
Jaquin
Austin
Rors
Breeze
Lieut. Rice
Merenhord
Lutie Mac
Proteus
Sally M
Wool Stone
Robert Parker
Oberen
Tourenne Wins Liverpool Cup at Woodbine Meet
Special to The Washington East reports Toronto May 23 findings from Woodbine spring meeting. Tourenne owned by Kirkfield Stable won the Liverpool Cup mile and a sixteenth after a strong finish, beating Picaroon by two lengths with Gold Note third. Other races feature Johnnie Blake, Colomosa, Sirefly and Chippewa among winners, with a slate of Canadian owners and familiar jockeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington East
Toronto
Canada
Moonmaker
Factotum
Picaroon
Gold Note
Tourenne
Kirkfield
Pure Veer
Holmes
Wol
Burton
Gracing
Debin
Ballot Box
Prince of Grange
Prolific
Loupania
Rosemblyman
Toscan
Demurrer
Lorne
Johnnie Blake
Nicol
Larfkin
Diggins
Vashti
Ena
Sans Reproche
Cantess
Saskatoon
Henry Kelly
Daley
Leota
Kathryn
Florence T
Shimonese
Alexandria
Colomosa
Gimmie
McDaniel
Simon D. McCarthy
Bilbery
Cocksure
Daring
Alue
Kunz
Mr. Marshall
Chatelaine
Kure
Zig
Greenfield
Chippewa
McC
Netlie Burn
Lloyd
Marabon
Holloway
Abjure
Foxmeade
Kiamesha II
Toney Lee
Beguile
Outsiders Take Leads in Oakland Races Summary
Oakland May 23 race card features outsiders leading in several events. Winners include Milt Song and Bengolio, with George J. Tuthill and Isabelita among those involved in collisions or falls. multiple races report late running incidents and withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
Mill Bong
Sibari
Isabelita
George J. Tuthill
Milt
Song
R. Davis
Wan
Queen Alamo
Tarri- Ban
Michael Mulvaney
John Q
Graus
Sand Stone
Jerusha
Rough Rider
Barileyue
Canejo
Bengolio
Davis
Hi Caultap
Wright
Serond
Little Joker
Wil
Iamsj
Veterano Alzo
St. George, Jr
Fischer
Faustua
Tae
Escamado
Sandy
el Chi- Gushua
Marposa
Lady Waehlen
Nabenagsar
Frolic
Tinfork
Isabelite
George W. Tulhitl
Mile
Pickaway
Graham
Markie Mayer
McRae
Naron Esher
Riddle
Adirondack
Sunmark
Meada
Prestiga
Red Reynard
Clydro Kise
Lydia Wrousman
St Barbara
Mir Laing
Hurriase
Sycamore
Lynch
Palemone
McGrant
Kirkfeld Belle
L. Ackerly
Senator Warner
Schoo! Bellis Blag
M'Le
Purse
Lem Reed
Cabin
Fada
Pischar
Trey Delmundo
Dutitul
Falr Fagot J
Race of Names Sparks Curious Gazette Read
A jumbled list of names and items appears, including Gravesend, Ruth Taylor, Golden West, Queen's Souvenir, Autumn King, Lorillard's entry, and numerous others. The fragmented OCR suggests a catalog or society notice with many people, horse or boat names, brands, and places, lacking a coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Wareharger
Ruth Taylor
Long Baik
Morese
Flimnap
Shenendesh
Suffrage
Golden West
Nealon
Esthen
Philander
Queen's Souvenir
Onda
Biskra
Tinnepes
Trouble Maker
Disaster
Grimalll
Lad of Langdon
Doctor Lee
Louisville
Bloomingdale Club Track Meet Entries Announced
Manager Worley of Bloomingdale reveals participants for the third annual field and track meet at McDevitt's Field this Saturday at 5 pm. Entries include Meek Marsden Nichols Conboye Turner Allen Leland in sprints and jumps with relay and cross country events plus a roster of specialists. Officials are Rev HB Aumann H F Worley B Baubiti starter W Carter scorer A E Birkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worley
Bloomingdale
Bloomingdale Club
McDevitt's
Meek
Marsden
Nichols
Conboye
Turner
Allen
Leland
iWyara Dash
Conaver
Aiea
Marsten
Colley
Corrigan
Marcis
Conboe
Morris
Alten
Conover
Hammett
Brionland
St. Martin's Church
Walsh
Car-dan
Dunboye
H. F. Worley
B. Baubiti
W. Carter
A. E. Birkle
Catholic University Football Schedule Announced For Five Games
The Catholic University football schedule for next fall includes five games with local colleges. Manager T C Quinn announced the plan noting no October games due to late opening. Captain John C Moran was re elected. expected to return with a strong nucleus. Schedule lists November 2 Maryland Aggies at College Park, George Washington at Van Ness Park, November 16 Mount St Marys College at Emmitsburg, November 24 Rock Hill College at Ellicott City, November 28 Galludet College at Kendell Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic University
Catholic University Foothall
T. C. Quinn
John C. Moran
Washington
Maryland Aggies
College Park
George Washington
van Ness Park
Mount St. Mary's Colege
Emmitsburg
Rock Hill College
Ellicott City
Gallaudet College
Kendell Green
Interior Whites Out Laborites In Close Departmental League Bout
Interior defeated Commerce and Labor 5 to 2 after a tense duel on the White Lot. Kinney and Ruffner fanned hitters, while Kinney contributed a run on an earlier single and Carr and Willett scored for Interior. The game featured several sensational infield plays and near-base hits as both teams pressed late to break the tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
Commerce and Labor
Interior and Commerce
Labor
Laborites
Knockey
Commere
Ruffner
Reds
Capt. Kinney
Fenwick
Knight
Duganne
Evans
Kinney
Carr
Willett
Thrall
Hardy
Venable
Fanning
Earnhardt
Willetts
Erwin
Barnhardt
Abhoae
Barnh't
Gallagher
OfCarr
O/Wiltert
C. Arthrait
Dugnane
Brown
O Hardy
Schriner
Shoem'k'r
Darnhardt
Kinzey
Shoemaker
Kunokey
Harry
Pire
Mr. Betts
The
New York Times
No Horse Show In Chicago This Fall
Chicago officials announce the Horses Show Association withdraws for several years after a failed event. Secretary Sidney C. Love states profits were divided and affairs wound up. The group cites lack of enthusiasm as reason to delay until profitability returns.
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Chicago
Sidney C. Love
The
Horses Show Association
Miss Bishop Reaches Finals in Metropolitan Golf
In White Plains Miss Georgianna Bishop of Brooklawn defeated Miss Harrison of Baltusrol 7 up and 5 to play in the semifinals of the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association tournament. Earlier Miss Julia R. Mix of Englewood, dormie against Ruth Milne, won 4 up with two to play. Bishop and Mix advance to the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklawn
Harrison
Baltusrol
New York
Metropolitan Golf Association
Knollwood Country Club
White Plains
Georgianna Bishop
Re Harrison
Ruth Milne
Powelton
Julia R. Mix
Englewood
Dormie
Imi Bishop
Miss Mix
Loss Ends St. Stephen's Streak in Capital City League
The Columbia Athletics club lost to Government Printing Office 8 to 6 at First and M streets Northeast. See-saw game featured consistent hitting with runners on base, Hester making the lone fielding error for GPO while Cumberland and Kerr produced key hits for St Stephen's. Umpire Handiboe officiated a 1 hour 35 minute contest with multiple miscues and base running actions shaping the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Hughes
St. Stephen’s
Government Printing Office
Hester
Institute
Atlantic
P.O. Brookie St. Step’s
GO AE
Dlsfughes
Boa
i/Bradley
Herbert
O King
Scott
OlCarroll
Hodgson
Ol Heinrich
Danaon
Moriarity
Farrell
McCorm'k
Smith
Wheatley
Os Kerr
Warren
Carroll
Cumberland
Kerr
St. Stephen's
Balle
Bradley
Werbert
Dawso Hughes
Rhode Island Defeats Ninth In Sunday League Contest
Rhode Island Methodist finally triumphed 15 to 14 over Ninth in a Sunday school league game that resembled a picnic more than a ball match. Both pitchers were hit hard. errors plagued the losers with ten charged. Key players included Waugh and Le Mat of Rhode Island and Tracey Richmond Evans Sutton Moreland and Quantrille for Ninth, with Dexter Symonoski opposing. Time of game two hours.
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L. Pet
W. EL
Waugh
Firet
Bethany
Thirteenth
D Streets
Rhode Island Methodist
RTM
Abhoa WI
Abhoae
Boems‘t
Burns
le Mat
Shamman
Tracey
Evans
Richmond
Cfs
Sutton
King
Moreland
Crampton
Wickerson
Souder
Quanteilie
Sym's
Broome
Dexter
Kerner
Brooks
Rane
Roemnetdin
Symonecki
Hamman
Quantrllle
Kern
Symoneat
Syimonoski
Mr. Newman
Eight Players Reach Met Golf Finals at Nassau Club
New York May 23. Eight players remain in the Men’s Metropolitan Golf Association championship at Nassau Country Club Glen Cove Long Island after second round play. Surviving champions include W J Travis Findlay 8 and F S Douglass with Jerome Travers, last year’s Metropolitan winner, also in the final eight. Pairings for tomorrow feature Rhett Maxwell Travers Graham Douglass Kirkby Travis Herreshoff and others in a tight sprint to the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Travis
F. S. Douglass
J. D. Travers
New York
Metropolitan Golf Association
Nassau Country Club
Glen Conve
Long Island
Findlay
Douglass
Jerome
Travers
Walter Wie
Garden City
W. Whitlatch
Montelzir
Rhett
Maxwell
Graham
Kirkby
Travis
Kerresboft
Crack Golfers in Tourney at Braeburn Club
In Auburndale Massachusetts on May 13 nearly a score of top Massachusetts golfers gathered at Braeburn Country Club for the second open championship of the Massachusetts Golf Association. Contenders include Alexander Ross local pro and reigning champion Donald Ross Oakley Country Club who won in 1905 and A G Lockwood Allston Golf Club amateur champion. The format is a seventy two hole medal event with thirty six holes today and thirty six tomorrow. The course was in fine condition when play began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburndale
Mass
Braeburn Country Club
Massachusetts Golf Association
Alexander Ross
Donald Ross
Oakiley Country Club
A. G. Lockwood
Allston Golf Club
Grant Defeats Cameron in Long Island Championship tennis
In Brooklyn on May 23, the Long Island championship produced semifinals in singles and doubles. Notable results included Grant of the New York Lawn Tennis Club defeating Cameron of Knickerbocker 6-4 6-2, and others advancing in singles and doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
Ixings County Club
Brooklyn
Wylle
Grant
New York Lawn Tennis Club
E. Cameron
Knickerbocker Field Club
Molien Hauer
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
McMahan
Weight
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
Roberts
Molien Hausr
Williston
Bessford
Wright
Torrance
Charlock
Glazey Trook
Westfall
Hall
Loucherd
Anderson
McMahon
Macre
Ross
Jury Acquits Hargis in Breathitt Feud Killing Case
Lexington dispatch reports Judge James Hargis acquitted of the Jackson courthouse shooting of Town Marshal Thomas Cockrill, three years after the event, amid plans to move forward with trials for Dr. E. D. Cox murder and related conspiracies in Elliott County. Britton remains jailed after bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Thomas Cockrill
Jackson
James Hargis
Breathitt County
Feod
Cockrill
Hargis
Ed Callahan
E. D. Cox
J. B. Marcum
Curt Jett
Marcum
Haregis
Watts Parker
Sandy Hook
Elliott County
James
Senator Alexander
Elbert Hargis
Edward Callahan
John Smith
John Abner
Alexander
Elbert Hares
Bill” Britton
Britton
Dr. Cox
James B. Marcum
Beattyville
Hargises
Callahan
Eliott County
Floyd Byrd
Cox
Nurse Poisoning Self in Philadelphia Hotel
A Baltimore nurse known as Estelle Payne registered at a Philadelphia hotel and was found unconscious from morphine. She died later in hospital, leaving nine letters. The coroner took charge. motive unknown. The letters included payments and a request to forward or return items if she died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Estelle Payne
Baltimore
Miss Payne
Caldwell
N. J
Judge rules farm contract breach unconstitutional release ordered
Charleston May 28 Judge W H H Brawley in U S District Court grants habeas corpus for Enoch and Elijah Drayton. He declares the state act making breach of a farm labor contract a crime unconstitutional invalid and frees the two men from custody who were jailed for breaking a year long work contract for a farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
United States District Court
W. HH. Brawley
Enoch
Elijah Drayton
Gant
Two Die in Metropolitan Hotel Fire in Utica
A midnight blaze at the Metropolitan Hotel in Utica caused under 5000 dollars in damage. Mrs Hannah S Zintmaster, a hotel employee, and George James, a patron, suffocated in their rooms before firefighters reached the street. Six or seven others were overcome by smoke and rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N.1
Metropolitan
Hannah
Zintmaster
George James
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Martin Frederich
Conneau
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Brittén
Nurse
Browning & Baines Incorporated
Penna. Ave
Hess Shoes
N. Hess Sons
Pennsylvania Avenue
America
Victor E. Adler
Seventh Street Cor. of
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Atlanta, GA
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Rochester
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Cook Remedy
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