Zambesi Halts Belmont Mile Record Duel in Pocantico Stakes
Zambesi the Keene colt equaled the Belmont Park mile and a sixteenth track mark finishing strong to win the Pocantico Stakes. Diana Ken led early in the Carleton Stakes, Arcite the Southern horse backed early, with Dia na Ken holding on as Zam besi surged to victory despite crowded pace. Colin won the second race as twenty three started, Miller guiding him from barrier to front, two lengths ahead of Bar None. Five favorites were beaten as attendance reached about a thousand.
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New York
Belmont Park
Zambesi
Keene
Diana Ken
Gravesend
Arcite
Miller
Colin
Bar None
Adoration
Beggar Maid
Homa Emsht
Rosemount
Wood Witch
Favonte
HD Durseaa Mintherra
Woodford Clan
Millers
Toddington
Roval Nix
Wombar
Aboerner
Fog Cobalt
Borkeress
Molande Rannel Tanes
Virady
Beagarman Lerious
Betsy Filbert
Sis
Lik Divan
Belle Sequen
Tom Shaw
Joe Nenlorerzburger
Farand@ Or
Fashion Isa
I Dugan
iLiebert
Efigh Rava
Lord Stanhope
Terman
Berkeley
Lee Harr
Rio Grande
Loval
Folrth
Troxiers
Koerner
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Smulski
Troxler
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Lester Good
Julia Grattan
Prery
Mintoeria
Bruseal
Pee
Washington Post
Svsonby
Maith
Belmont Terk
Dave
Keene Scort
Commanda Pastorelli
Wise Brothers
Miner
Vresered
Colin War
Cmmrnssinness
Resis
Koonlt
Frank JT Farrell
James Roge
Ted
Moo
Colin the Colt Shines in Belmont Preview Race
Colin, a two year old, captivates bettors at Belmont with a world beating potential. The colt, from Commanda Pas, shows class as Miner guides him to a dominant stretch lead and a convincing early victory amid strong contenders and speculative excitement.
Honest Wins Stakes at Six Furlongs in Tight Finish
Honest dominates the field to win the six furlong stakes race by a neck over a rival, with Margeret Randolph and Paririan Model close in second and third. The card features the Juvenile Stake for five furlongs won by Honest with Margeret Randolph second and Paririan Model third, while Buckets Brigade and Herter Zora also ran in the event.
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Sussini
Eusal
Dorotis Seait Saray
Asa
Tlard
Maite
Mark Asa
Soray
Tower Guard
Far Masland
Donald Will
Ulden Tend Doen
Tomate
McAtter Tin Asain
Phi Grace Carcer
Habechot
Rase
Tru
Lears
Ny Spa
Short course Satt McClure wins with Lady Jonelyn second
In the 196 McClure short course Satt won by 3 to 1 over Lady Jonelyn who placed second at 13 to 1, Naran took third at 5 to 2. Time 250. Blue slot Kildee Graceland Horizontal ran. Fred Prisstmeyer fell. SUXTH RACE one and one sixteenth miles Scatplock won Light Note at 4 to 1 over Carew second and Belden third.
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McClure
Lady Jonelyn
Holt
Naran
Huaton
Kildee
Graceland
Fred Prisstmeyer
Scatplock
Moreland
Foy
Carew
Moritarity
Belden
Rev
Peunder
Proteus
Monorchord
Léo Bright
Devout
Louise MacFaorland
Flitner Wins Up Late In Oakland Card
In Oakland racing, Frank Flitner rode to a late victory in the second race as favorites fared well. The day featured six furlongs events with notable finishes by Sunmark, Red Reynard, and Bucolie among others, while multiple horses vied for place in a steady program through five furlongs and a futurity course showdown.
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San Francisco
Cal
Oakland
Frank Flitner
Surii Mark Summaries
St Modan
Sandy
Bnap Dragon
Graham
He Thankful
Fischers
Ibira
Harodo
Swaggeriater
Barnade
Rustler
St. Heda
Mike Jordan
Witman
Wan
War Times
Bore
Fidle
Dasia
Southern Lady
Ray Carin
Princess Lowise
Winnecook
Anne Kelley
Bright Albert
Polath
I Wilson
Sunmark
Carrol
Hugh McGowan
Tardy
Feneasta Dutitul
Lazell
Supreme Court
Tawasthena
R Daying
Ray Bennett
T Nichols
Elmdale
Teacher
Tims
Senator Warner
Calendar
Golden Sentiment
Winsemé Ways
Altansro
George
Carroll
Bucolie
Kirchbaum
Reval
Lotta’ Gladstone
Smithyhare
Willie Grege
Budget
Inferno wins King Edward Gold Cup at Woodbine
The Washington Post reports at Toronto's Woodbine track Inferno Joseph Seagram's high class colt won the King Edward Gold Cup the feature race. First race details include Delle of Jessamine winning Clifton Forge and Time 0 56 1 6. Second race saw Connie Maid triumph over Out of Step. Mintle Adams won third race with Hilbert second. Firefly won the handicap for hunters and Fire Pane led Ballot Box to victory in the fifth race. Sixth race produced Headly ahead of Amberly with Stoney Lea and others in the running. Non racing runners listed include Suzanne Rocamora Asterisk and No Trumper.
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Secies
Washington Post
Toronto
Ontario
Inferno
Joseph Seagram
Woodbine
Jockey Lab
Clifton Forge
Gaugel
Robert
McCarthy
Dr Mack
Cocksure
Jack Kerchey le
Margaret GQ
Naif
Connie Maid
Nicol
Daniel
Rawnes
Kunz
Thiri
Mintle Adams
Hilbert
McDaniel
Ormondes
Lioyd
McNirich
Lotus Mater
Dirkins
Yourenne
Tima
Mr Herr
Buffer
Mr Phillipe
Kure
Mr Kelly
Lloyd
Amberly
Stoney Lea
Ronenfield Pritunia
Russell A
Alvise
Royal Jig
Mode
Galdstein
Liesd
Martin
Suzanne Rocamora
No Trumper
Belmont and Queens Run Well Today
A compiled list of names and entities appears to reference Belmont, Queens and a set of racing or event terms. The fragmented OCR reads like a roster or entry list with various individuals, horses, and place names lacking coherent narrative or dates.
Gunston Wins Mile Dash at Brightwood Bet
Gunston defeats Betsey Binford by a length in the mile dash feature at Brightwood Bet se, with Taylor on the rail urging Gunston as Binford led early. Chaplin takes the other running race from Black Flag after a strong ride by Sullivan amid crowd chatter over a disputed Pee Wee distance. Lick wins the first two heats of the 219 pace, Fred and Hal take the last three, and Wolk breezes to victory in the 224 trotter pace beating Star and Gent.
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Gunston
Betsey Binford
Brightwood
Binford
Taylor
Chaplin
Black Flag
Sullivan
Pee Wee
Rada
Fides
Lick
Fred
Hal
Wolk
Jack
Garth
Star
Alten
Téaua
Darsay
Bob Ingerd
Thieu
Eolmerston
Edmondon
Toleth Racek
Taxlors
Tou
Johnson
Ara
Races Highlight Century Dash and Fast Finishes
The program opened with Kemper and Burch of Central in the century dash. Thrall of Tech beat Kemper for a finals spot as Kemper edged him by two inches. Dick of Central won the 220 yard dash by two inches over Chaney, with Chaney finishing strong. Hamilton set a record in the 220 hurdle. Syracuse crews impressed Madison crowds with Mendota workouts as Hamilton won the race by a wide margin, clocking a time around 27.25 seconds, adding another high school record to Central’s tally.
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Kemper
Burch
Central
Thrall
Tech
Chaney
McDonald
Hamilton
McKeever
Shovan
Keane to Lead Commercials Baseball Team
James EKdane age eight selected as captain for next season after a first year at Commercial school where he played third base and was noted as one of the feet in the league Welcker, last winter’s basketball star, chosen leader of the football squad Managers for athletic teams to be chosen before school closes Geological Surveyers Beaten Pension Office wing defeated Geological Survey on the Monument grounds Dutton starred behind the plate Hanan Picks Skipper of Seneca Rochester Yacht Club selects Addison G Hanan for Canada Cup next August Foundry Juniors beat Metropolitan Juniors 11 to 6 safe slide home by Pinlon Memorials beat Forestry 9 to 6 at Monument Grounds
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Belmont
Kodakee
Serville
Masson
Cuscowilla
la Serena
Minnle
Bonite Oa
Erry Landing
Youtheum
Queen's Souvenir
McGregor
Orabea
Alcina
Claremont
Okenito
Bea Ban
Charles Colward
Jack Atkin
Master of Craft
Waterbury
Peter Pan
Frank Gil
Red Seatles
Aletheta
Maxnar
Dolly Spanker
Zethus
Ommny Waddell
Zlenap
Bobbie Kean
Sailor Boy Toronto
Lonton
Temmeraire
Loretta
Mack
Joonvine Dog Rose
Moon Gaia Mularray
Romance
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Lord Boanerges
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Edwin
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the Globe
Thistle Do
Louisville
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McDonald’s
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Brimmer
Uz Macc
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Vanzet
Condico
Dunvegan
Prince Miies
Jlater
Belle of
Shelby Wa
Etrena
Mark Murph
Marconi
Little George
Johnson
Joe Fallert
Dan McKenna
Bob Augustine
Iston
Central
Vicious
G. W. M Lida
Curtis
Thrail
Wing Ting
Mike Sutton
Tech
Jannus
Kemper
Fay
al Haughty
Western
Marmoresa
Beatrice H
Walter
Nehaha
Dewey
Sagapanaka
Merist
Soprano
Alencon
Western High School
Vigilant
Mackerel
Atta
Moquetra Ig Ug
Roc Rane Lienz
Princess Orna
Lee Huffman
Ceri Grey
Redwood
Roger
Caoperdine
Werner Griswel
K Blade Ang Tirker
Lansdowne
Ture
Matadore
Horseradish
Dromfort Oakland
Morse
Katie Rains
Talien
Rhinestone Oo
Sir Wesley
Stustleries
Altair
Be Thankful
Talaround
Daniel
Avontellus
Martie Mayer
Tazell
Bras
Dutint
Ranerdale
Briers
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Bankora Ro
Governor Gram
Neppe Pal
Faith James
Palomon
Business High Hool
James Ekdane
Welcker
Pension Office
Geological Survey
Dutton
Immings
Pension
Gooloe Lunes
Batterias—Penson
Woertendyke
Dutlen Geulestval
Boento
Benner
Foundry
Monument Grounds
Genue
Pinlon
Mets
Central Wins Meet Sets Three Records at Van Ness Park
Cy McDonald led Central High School in weights breaking two marks and tying another while Hamilton shaved two seconds from the 220 yard dash. Thrall of Technical won the pole vault as Central dominated the spring meet with 190 points, Technical second at 19. The feat marks an unprecedented intercity high school victory by Central, coached by Bill Foley, with the team undefeated in scholastic meets this season.
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Cy McDonald
Hamilton
Central High School
van Ness Park
Central
QO Streeters
Bill Foley
Tech
Thrall
Jannus
Speidel
Burch
Carter
Fset Ik
Streetere
Lutfmar
Kemper
Bureh
Tecyoices
Bowey
Western
McKeever
Glass
Weaturn
Cote
Sherman
Cy Central
Tweedy
Brewster
Technical
McDonald
McKzever
Bredking
Nayes
Eagan
Keates
Dewey
Howe
Ayaa Ty Berkland
Welgte
Schmidt
Maxey
Euston
Spranly
Coultry
McDonalda
Chaney
Chrall
Jannus Tech
Spoidel
Centreat
Cy'? McDonald
Central & Spransy
M Spransy
Cent
Wingate
Clagett
Bryant
Moight
Weis
Wallace
Central High wins meet and keeps Evening Star Cup
Central High School dominated the event, scoring 94 to Tech 19 as Schmidt, Dick, and Hamilton led a strong showing across running, jumping, and throwing events. Jannus and Thrall of Tech provided stiff bids but Central’s depth secured the title and the Evening Star Cup for three consecutive victories.
Plan Boat Club Formed by High School Directors
High school athletic directors discuss creating a boat club independent of schools. Membership requires enrollment in a member school. The plan follows the spring showing by the Technical crew. A preliminary meeting set to gauge participation, with a formal organization planned for June 12 at Rings House.
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Las Tone
Clib
Rings House
Tigers Edge Penn State in Tight 2 1 Victory
Princeton New Jersey defeated Pennsylvania State College 2 to 1 in a close game. Both teams scored on errors with pitching nearly even, as Hatterier L Voorhis and R Voorhis, Drewes, Clarke, and Cooney contributed to the win.
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Princeton
N. J
Pennsylvania State College
Penna State
Hatterier
L. Voorhis
R Voorhis
Drewes
Clarke
Cooney
Press Stands Firm on Ban Johnson Fight In Baseball
Sporting commentary notes public criticism of Ban Johnson in both leagues and Cincinnati, where officials say he is challenged by Herrmann and Pulliam to run the commission fairly. It cites boxing bouts, New York Americans strength, and questions about Bob Fitzsimmons and Jack O'Brien. It also covers Salvidere’s weak form, turf prospects, and local golf results in Boston and Steubenville baseball.
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J. ED Grillo
Ben Johnson
Mike Kelley
Cincinnati
National Commission
Herrmann
American League
Commission
Johnson
Ban Johnson
Ars
Pulliem
Hart
Schreck
Tonopah
Kentucky
George Siler
Referele
Siler
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jack O'Brien
O'Brien
John L. Sullivan
Fitz
Alwasyn Atood
Corbett
Salvidere
Gay
John Madden
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