Kramer and Oldfield Highlight Early Racing Legends
New York May 30. Frank Kramer the evels champion is lauded as one of the world’s most remarkable athletes. Barney Oldfield is praised for surviving countless racing crashes with minimal injuries while dominating with speed and nerve. The article discusses racing legends, evolving timing, and Mike Gibbons’s readiness to prove himself against rivals.
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New York
Frank Kramer
Stena
Kramer
Fittes Vaara
Athets
Hudson Made Coach of St Alban's Teams
Thomas C. Findson a star athlete at Trinity College several years ago, is named athletic coach at St Alban's School to succeed George Green who resigned. He will take charge next fall after recent agreement. His coaching experience includes Shattak School Fraebault and Trinity as an assistant. He was a standout football player, named second all American fullback in 1913 and earned Trinity letters in track and baseball.
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Heonard Wefers
Bernie’ Wefers
Bernie Weters
Aponters
Waleron
Stan L
Bernie Wefers
Imera
Ming
Rian
Raven
Europe
Mike Gibbons
Jack Dillon
Thomas C. Findson
Trinity College
St Alban's School
George Green
Hudson
Shattak School
Fraebault
Mtnn
Trinity
Unclear Thoroughbred Field Names from Morning Telegraph Listing
A dense OCR style listing names of horses and handlers appears from Morning Telegraph and Cincinnati Enquirer text. It references Ivory Black Thoughtful Sam McMeekin and many race horse names such as Monocacy Ida Claire Tronas Steel Pollor Breese, with scattered locations like Cincinnati and Louisville and mentions of reporters.
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Morning Telegraph
Ivory Black
Yellowstone
Thoughtful
Sam McMeekin
Monocacy
Ida Claire
Pultux
Tree As Steel
Royal Martyr
Breeas
Triple Crown
Old Drury
Byomet
Hacebrook
Addon
St. Rock
Churchill
Dorcas
Cincinnati Enquirer
Sam McMee
Ida Clafra
Menlo Park
Tronas Steel
Pollor
Breese
Racebrook
Abdon
Bryochast
Gammon
Dercas
Louisville
Longa
Ding Lady
Passing Fancy
Mille
Ash Gsn
Armament
Sam McMeskin
Camperfield
Monecaer
Race Brook
Brian Chant
Garmon
Bet
Our John
Bet Square
Eleanor
Beau of
Soldiers Easy in Marlboro Feature at Mile and Sixteenths
In relentless rain at Marlboro Maryland on May 30 Soldiers Suam dominated the feature race a mile and one sixteenth as Stalwart Van Eden Park Abe Martin and others trailed. Multiple undercard events followed with winners including John Roberts Beach Sand Billy Hibbs Rakeoff Edith Olga Della Mack Soldier and Pharaoh in various six furlong to two mile sprints.
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Washington Post
Marlboro
Soldiers
Suam
Makes
Stalwart van
Jackson
Clifton Squaw
Mel McKean
Billy Hibbs
Mathewa
Meelicka
Carter
Naxnock
Bauer
Soldier
Doyle
Della Mack
Mathews
Col. Hatloway
Watts
Jack Hanover
Kinder Lou
Shepherdess
Merry Jubilee
Chappell
Tara
Belle ' of the Kitchen
Page, Noble
Examiner and
Denville II
Pharaoh
Heartbeat
Tima
Laura
Freda Johnson
Eagles beat White Sox 1 0 in five innings at Alexandria
In Alexandria on May 9 the Eagles defeated local rival the White Sox 1 to 0 in a five inning game. Pitcher Quayle allowed a lone run after a walk and Astryke’s RBI single. Batteries Waite and Jones for Eagles. Quayle and another pitcher for White Sox.
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Washington Post
Alexandria
Eagles
White Sox
White
Quayle
Astryke
Bele
Waite
Jones
Friar Rock Wins Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park
Friar Rock ridden by Jockey Gainer carried 99 pounds to a clear victory in the Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park over 1 1/16 miles. Bhort Grams, 117 pounds, finished second by two and a half lengths, with Stromboli third. The race featured a fast early pace, Hauberk as pacemaker, and a strong performance by the Belmont pair favorites.
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Stromboli
Sharpshooter
Hauberk
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Acme
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Golf action at Chevy Chase and country clubs bogey
Golfers from Washington and area clubs competed across Chevy Chase Columbia Country Club and Bannockburn with rain delays. Lott and Ellis led, Lott 160 net and 188 gross on 18 holes, Ellis net 162 on 36 holes, while Van Leer excelled in morning play and Copp posted a 75 net in the Columbia event.
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C. M King
Yes
Lowe Held To Draw In A 15 Round Fight
Tommy Lowe Washington's premier lightweight and Andy Cortes from Brooklyn fought a 15 round draw before a large Ardmore crowd. Referee P F O'Connor initially announced no decision amid Lowe objections. Cortes pressed late rounds, Lowe recovered after a late spurt, while Young Thamas beat Young Issa and Turk Smith stopped Kid White in the prelim. Chicago race results followed with Stokes winning the 10 mile Nat Federated motorcyclists title and Hilliard placing third.
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Washington
Andy Cortes
Brooklyn
Ardmore
P. F. O'Connor
Lowe
Corter
Cortez
Young Thamas
Young Issa
New York
Thomas
Turk Smith
Kid White
Busy Week at Golf for Women Players
The schedule lists the women's handicap against bogey at Chevy Chase with a Friday second round, a Monday qualifying round at 10 o'clock, then Tuesday morning match play. Semifinals and finals follow on subsequent days, plus a Thursday putting contest for the Bachelor trophy and a driving contest. A mixed foursome medal play is set for Friday at 2 o'clock amid Blue Ridge League results and college games.
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Alban’s Athletes Rewarded For Service In Three Sports
Awards of letters for service in three branches of sport were made at Alban’s School yesterday at noon following the field and track carnival. Eleven track letters were awarded, twelve in baseball and thirteen in basketball. Track recipients included Captain Brewer, Maxam, Carter, Pridmore, Wallace, Mores, Gochrosis, Hauser, Brock, Stubbs and Potter. Basketball honorees were Captain Castle HL Laa, Kelly, Loker, Wallace, Potter, Morse, Hauser, Carter, Stubbs, Johnson, Livermoore and Schroera. Baseball counterparts included Castle, Davidson, Berry, H. Lee, Johnson, Rust, Boyd, Loker, Daniels, McAlster, Moses and B. Lee.
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Loker
Morse
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Boyd
Daniels
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Moses
B. Lee
Race Track Entries For Today's Sport Meet
Multiple races listed with purses from 600 to 8000, entries including Arcene Borin Margaret G. Joe Be Wag and others. Shows first to sixth races across selling, stakes, and maiden events, with weights, distances, and notable horses. weather clear and track fast. Fairfax, Va May 30 Cardinal A C routed locals in a double bill, 20 to 3 and 10 to 1.
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York Lad
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Perugino
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Disturber
Queen Apple
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Alex Gets
Harry Gardner
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Roy
Pleasureville
St. Charlotte
Bell Boy
Dartworth
Fannie
Washington Post
Fairfax
Cardinal A.C
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Sweeney
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McBride
Local Runners Score In Lafayette Games
Easton runner Birth right of Central High Washington D C won the 2 yard dash with a time of 2415 seconds under Lafayette University track conditions Capt Milstead of Central finished third Monroe Sheehan of McKinley High Washington took second in the half mile Harmer of West Philadelphia won in 2 35 Sheehan was a close second Brooklyn Poly Prep won the meet with points
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Derby To Fifinella Wins 6500 Sovereigns Stakes
In New Market England on May day the Derby stakes for 1913 foals and fillies over about 1 mile 5 fur 6 1/2 furlongs was won by Fifinella. Nassovian placed third with Xwangeu second. Ten starters. Nassovian owned by John Sanford of Amsterdam NC ridden by American jockey Frank ONeill. Bets: Fifinella 11 to 2, Kwangsu 3 to 1, Nassovian 11 to 2.
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England
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Xwangeu
Nassovian
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Amsterdam
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Kwangsu
Floral wreath placed at grave of NL president Harry C. Pulliam
Louisville experts today marked the death of Harry C. Pulliam late president of the National League. A floral wreath was laid on his grave in Cave Hill Cemetery by the Baseball Players Association of America in commemoration.
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Harry C. Pulliam
National League
Cave Hill
Udines' Association
Imarice
Sallee Stops Cubs in Holiday Split Card
Chicago and St Louis divided honors on a holiday doubleheader. Sallee held the Cubs to three runs in the morning, while Steele allowed a late surge as the Cubs beat St Louis 7 to 6. Williams and Archer homered as Chicago tallied. Zimmermann and Williams drove in key runs for St Louis.
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Results in Roped Arena in Cleveland and Nearby Cities
Cleveland May 20 Art Straw hacker beat Ed die O Keefe in 16 rounds. Youngstown May 6 Gene De Mont defeated Otto Yackow in 10 rounds. New Orleans May 30 Eddie Coulon outpointed Jimmy Murphy in 15 rounds. Other Sports on Page 12.
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