Wounded by Jealous Lover in Southington Kitchen
Colin De Falio shot Carrie Jimity and her brother Frank, then killed himself in the Jimity home. De Falio had dated Carrie and died by suicide, leaving investigators to believe jealousy triggered the attack and casualties.
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Southington
Colin
Lawrence de Falio
Carrie Jimity
Frank
Jimity
de Falio
de Folio
Oakdale Handicap Victory on Muddy Aqueduct Track
Jim Beattie drove to win the Oakdale Handicap at Aqueduct on a muddy surface, leading from the start and prevailing by six lengths over Cairngorm with Flyback third. The card also featured first race results, second race winner Sonoma Belle, and other outcomes with multiple odds and Times.
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New York
Jim Beattie
Aqueduct
Cairngorm
Flyback
Palette
Nettler
Andrew Mack
Phillips
Water Pansy
Crimmins
John
Lord of the Valley
Arena
Neptune
Emtergency Alse
Hildebrand
Sonoma Belle
Cochran
Flammula
Schilling
Myopia
Irish Witch
Travers
Sufferance
Bank
Merry Lark
Austin Allen
Seliing
Gusten
Hidebrand
Automaster
Crimming
Keynote
Martin
Garnish
Theaplan Alap
Diver Storms Steeplechase At Pimlico
In Baltimore Pimlico results Diver won the two mile steeplechase at 3 to 1 with Morrellton Chef second and Capt Hayes third. Earlier races listed Wile and Rough Rider won the opening events, with Arrahgowan, Lochinvar, Yo San among seconds and thirds. Entries for Saturday include multiple two year olds and handicap races with numerous named horses and odds.
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Morrellton
Captain Hayes
Pimlico
Baltimore
Wile
Arrahgowan
Dappie Gold
D’archie
Lochinvar
Goldfleur
Tenny Bell
Yo San
Frank Foster
Diver
Morrellton Chef
Capt. Hayes
Delpi
Lily Brook
Scarecrow
Parkville
Rockmert
Requiem
Relling
Seminchel
Rawhole
Princelet
Paul Chord
Mary Grant
Breaker
Besuregarde
Miss Charlotte
Viano
Minton
Seland
Preen
Lit
Flinders
Perplexity
Cashier
Clique
Pancreatis
Billy Ray
Spencer Bell
J. A. Warner
Ohnet
Mystic Shriner
Manshan
Kies Cater
Lawson
Broadway
Perton
Cruxton
Lord Aintree
K of Weston
Yeoman
Earldom
Miss Russell
Belindian
Woolnola
Lvelyn
Rightful
Jimmy Lane
Widow's Mite
Srunswick
Peninsula
St. Sever
Latonia Racing Day Feature at Latonia Track
Cigar Lighter led a Latonia card, winning the feature from Rusk as four favorites and two second choices prevailed. The day’s events included multiple races with heavy track conditions and near-freezing weather, listing winners like Dusky, Allen Avon, Brooklyn, Cigar Lighter, Early Bot, Galice, and more with detailed times and payouts.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Rusk
Latonia
Dusky
Glendon
Southampton
Lindsey
Danube
Farnum
Trovatore
Miss Aubrey
Thedramin
Brooklyn
Santa Lana
Seamaster
Baird
Munro
Plautus
van Hope
Memphian
Beaucaire
Myth Fsa
Cigar Lighter
Lewis
Romanells
Fonsainea
Troxler
Pat
Rainand
Sir Gallantaigo
Bot
Treute
Miss Doyie
Dugan
Variore
Nicol
Apple
Lyrist
Galice
Trox
Mrs. Falconer
Mary Rosecross
Pearl Hopkins
Portia Sweet
Dorothy Dodd
Annie Cortelyau
Our Sister
Lonie
Jucitan
Halma Beile
Ter Torhorrow
Florence Yorsa
Ben Fonso
Trepan
Athlone
Henry Lyons
J. J
Alis
Racecard entries for multiple horses and bets across four races
The document lists horse names and odds for four races including Atéeprechase about two miles in the fourth, and a six furlong handicap in the fifth. It records entries such as Rip Balzac Cardigan, Drexel April Bird Singerity Belle Milton Young Monaco Maid Lady Ellison, Bib Beach Alien Avon, Gold Enamel, and a selling race featuring Trompeuse Easy Trade Plautus Handmore King's Court Swiftwing Senor Cheboygan Joe Lesser Requirer Beck art with various odds.
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Judge Hayes
Lady Jocelyn
Estraia Palma
Rainand
Reservation
Rip
Balzac
Cardigan
Drexel
April Bird
Singerity Belle
Milton Young
Monaco Maid
Lady Ellison
Bib Beach
Alien Avon
Gold Enamel
Sitje
Trompeuse
Easy Trade
Plautus
Handmore
King’s Court
Swiftwing
Senor
Cheboygan
Joe Lesser
Requirer
Beckart
Horses for Benning Stakes contenders named
New York racing notes outline trainers Madden Hitchcock Odom Lightfoot preparing horses for Benning Stakes at Washington Jockey Club. Siglight aims for Grand Consolation while Dandelion may tackle seven-eighths. Ostrich and The Southerner are slated for the Dixie Stakes with The Southerner favored by weight adjustments. The Southerner also targets Benning Special Washington Cup and Maximum Stakes with Carbuncle in pursuit.
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New York
Joan BE. Madden
Benning
Aqueduct
Washington Jockey Club
Siglight
Saratoga
Madden
Phindit
Francis R. Hitchcock
Jamaine
Dandelion
Frank Lightfoot
Boston
Jack Odom
Matty Corbett
Ostrich
Corbett
Sheepshead
Brighton
Odom
Vic
Lou Dillon Shatters World Unpaced Trotting Record
Lou Dillon the Sidney Dillon daughter driven by Millard Sanders set a world unpaced trotting mark of 2 01 flat at Driving Park Memphis on a cold day. The previous record of 2 01 4 was shared by Lou Dillon and Major Delmar. The mare led quarters in 80 seconds and a 1 30 half, finishing strong to 2 01. Proceedings were official with an advertised meeting. Lou Dillon to be shipped to New York Monday.
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Memphis
Fenn
Lou Dillon
Major Delmar
Sidney Dillon
Millard Sanders
Sanders
New York
Commissioners Wallop Commerce and Labor in Departmental League
The Departmental League saw the Commissioners beat Commerce and Labor two games to one, with the second score 11 028 a season high. Ingham led the Commissioners with top score and best average, Akers added two scores over 20, and Parker posted 204. Commerce’s Gordon led with 211, Adams and Tompkins 206, as Commerce won the last game 320. Saengerbund defeated Market House three straight on Steve Collins’ alleys, Burdine tossing 212, 180, 178. Washington Loan and Trust beat Riggs two of three, Worthington 191 high. Fisher & Co. topped Surveyors three games in Real Estate, with Fishers over 850 in two games. Track and Roadway beat Northern in Railway League by big margins. no 200s posted.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Commissioners
Commerce and Labor
Ingham
Akers
Parker
Commerce
Gordon
Adams
Tompkins
Commerce Boys
Saengerbund
Market House
Steve Collins
Saengers
Burdine
Willie Miller
C. B. Miller
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Riggs
Bank Clerks
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Fisher & Co
Fishers
Biker
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Schreiner
Alams
Tompkin Wotmis
Allison
Crist
Bekestein
W. Miller
Tura Market House
Bishop
Malie
Armstrong
Heimann
Bailey
Wee
Bank Clerks' League
Gibbons
Nevina Najler Vass
Yang
Stead
Loan and Trust
Goodman
Cluxton
Taylor
Bane
Ker
Breashears
Smith
Strattan
Il Doyle
Scee
Potalyecs
Vescoes
Mitchell
Railway Relief Association
Vaz N_ Connell
Nusabaum
Nowi Lovelace
Triplett
Speer
Watalasse Coyesseewevens
Blue and Gray to Meet Bucknell in First Georgetown Clash
Georgetown faces Bucknell at Georgetown Pier this afternoon in the first meeting between the universities. Bucknell has won all games except losses to Cornell and the Indians, while Georgetown misses key players Neill and Carroll but plans a full effort. Head coach Reilly limits contact with a half hour of association football prior to practice. Georgetown's projected lineup includes Flinpatrick, Carroll, Orme, McGuire, Mahoney, McCarthy, McGettigan, Larkin, Hart, and Martell.
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Georgetown
Bucknell
Georgetown Pier
Cornell
Indians
Pennsylvanians
Ithacans
Neill
University Hospital
Norfolk
McGuire
Neal
Given
Carroll
Reilly
Flinpatrick
Orme
Cefrer
Gaven
Mahoney
McCarthy
McGettigan
Lef
Larkin
Beek
Hart
Martell
Yale Faces Princeton In Annual Football Game
Five Yale players travel to New York then to Princeton for the big game. Yale seeks its first win amid uncertain form and injuries to key linemen as the lineup shifts and players brace for a hard clash with Princeton’s well prepared eleven.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
New York
Princeton
Hogan
Bloomer
Shevlin
Jett
Kinney
Roraback
Tripp
Neal
Rockwell
Hoyt
Owsley
Leavenworth
N. J
Arthur Poe
West Point
Short
Burke
Robinson
Crawford
Cooney
Dillon
Dutcher
Guar Stannard
Tooker
Ritter
Foulke
Miller
Corcorans Triumph In One-Sided Cadet Clash
In Lexington, Virginia, the Corcorans overwhelmed the Morton cadets 431-2 to 111-2 as Boyle scored seven, Draeger six, and Rice five. Mortons accrued 15 fouls to Corcorans seven while Referee Mr. Ross oversaw the game.
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Corcoran
Morton Cadets
Mortons
Corcorans
National Guard League
Boyle
Draeger
Rice
Ping Rickenbacher
Nachman Glvoinons
Canfield
Thompson Casvassas
Curran
Glvoiont
Cassagsas
Thompson
Mr. Ross
Eastern High School Falls to Technical in Interhigh Title Bid
In the interhigh final, Eastern High School was outplayed by Technical, losing 26 to 6 as massed line pressure and faster ends eroded Eastern’s defense. Moss and Hallam scored for Tech, Gentner and Mass added later touchdowns, while Linthicum booted two goals and Hallam earned a safety before darkness ended play.
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Eastern High School
Technical
Eastern
Big Tech
Mossy
Moss
Tech
Wastern
Wats
Linthicum
Gante
Dow
Gentner
Hastern
Dumnington
East Washington
Mastern
Hunt
Oval
du Ganne
Smith
Pall Hunt
Mass
Backus
Hallam
du Gamne
Dunnington
Harlan
Mess
Ou Gamne
Hecax
Gass
Gude
Messrs
Beall and
Sprowle
Handy
Balvea
GWU to Meet Maryland Medical College at Van Ness Park
George Washington University football team meets the Maryland Medical College this afternoon at University Field at four in a tuneup before the Georgetown clash. Rorke’s squad shows near full strength with Taylor stepping in for ill Stevenson and Tait replacing Kilgore. Winston fills Vanvieit’s left end as the Maryland Medical College squad is described as strong and the game expected to be hard.
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George Washington
Maryland Medical College
George Washington University
University Field
Orange and Blue
Georgetown
van Ness Park
Rorke
Baltimore
Stevenson
Taylor
Washington
Law
Morrin
George Tait
Kilgore
Tait
Winston
Vanvieit
Johns Hopkins
Maryland
Navy
Perry
Woods
Morris
W. West
Kirkman
Bielaski
F. West
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