Tulare Wins Steeplechase at Ingleside in Upset
In the Ingleside steeplechase Duke of York II, the favorite, won as Tulare the 25 to 1 shot finished first amid a crash of fallers. Glissando fell and riders from Stromo and John were unhurt. Gold Hell narrowly defeated Iridius in the 29-year-old event with Burns riding.
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San Francisco
Dec. U
Ingleside
Duke of York II
Crest
Glissando
Stromo
John
Gold Hell
Iridius
Burns
Tulare
Star Cotton
Olinthus
Gold Bell
Gold van
Bill Massie
the Buffoon
Rio Shannon
Crescent City Race Day Results At New Orleans Meet
In New Orleans on December 19 Cresc ent City results show Harry New winning the five and a half furlongs with Pageant second and Farmer Jim third in 1 10. Second race over seven furlongs saw Tillo prevail with Dutch Carter and Saritla following in 1 54 1 5. Tom Kingsley won the mile with Rough Rider and Hanover Queen close behind in 1 46 9 5. Golden Rule won the seven furlongs high weight handicap with Antouina and Death third in 1 40 1 4. Ere led the mile and an eighth, Cogswell second, Marcos third in 1 4 5. Six furlongs went to Sweet Alice, Suburban Queen second and Helen Hay third in 1 17 2 5.
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New Orleans
Dev
Crescent City
Harry New
Pageant
Farmer Jim
Setting
Tillo
Dutch Carter
Saritla
Tom Kingsley
Rough Rider
Hanover Queen
Golden Rule
Antouina
Death
Ere
Cogswell
Marcos
Sweet Alice
Suburban Queen
Helen Hay
Weights and Entries for Ingleside Races Today
Ingleside race card lists weights for Dee at 111, Faustero 114, Bard Burns 116, and others across six races. Weather cloudy track slow. notable entries include Maggie Felix 111, All Green 114, Autolight 115, and Sylvia Talbot 115 in California Futurity selections.
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Dee
St. Anthony
Legal Maxim
Faustero
Estado
Rud Hynicka
Oscar Tolle
Katherine Ennis
Skip Me
Lexington Pirate
Bard Burns
Nellie Hawthorne
Roltaire
Maggie Felix
Idoge
Azarine
Ned Dennis
Morovito
Homage
Golden Cote Tage
All Green
Troy
Arthur Ray
Diderot
Kessie McCarthy
Filleh of Gold
Vesuvian
Corrigan
Wlewaho
Wil Marque
California
Nervatoer
Sylvia Talbot-Deutselland
Rechreiber
Corfeo-Organdie
Donough
Ling
Sly
Irene Lindsay
Ben Magen
Huachuca
Sad Sam
Golden Light
Rose of
Four city racing circuit planned for Northern Montana
A four city racing circuit is proposed including Helena Havre Kalispell and Great Falls. Great Falls Driving Club backs the plan and a petition asks residents to vote on half mile or mile tracks with county fair activities in each city for three to five days. Rail service would offer 10 cent round trips to the mile track location aiding attendance.
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Standard
Great Falls
Montana
Helena
Havre
Kalispell
Great Pails Driving Club
Fair Association
Black Eagle Park
Cirrcuit
Detroit Fight Banned by Governor Bliss
Gov Bliss refuses consent for the McGovern Corbett boxing match planned in Detroit next month. He notified Sheriff Dickson of Wayne County that the law must be enforced and the event not held in Detroit.
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Lansing
Mich
Bliss
Detroit
Dickson
Wayne County
Matchmaker William Considine of the Metropolitan Athletic
Detroit report notes William Considine, a matchmaker associated with the Metropolitan Athletic organization, in a December dispatch dated the 19th. The item centers on his role within athletic events and connections to local sports circles.
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Detroit
William Considine
The
Metropolitan Athletic
Club aims sparring bout under law for McGovern Corbett clash
The club insists the proposed McGovern Corbett bout is a sparring contest not a prize fight and will be held under legal articles in the Light Guard armory next Friday night to test the statutes. Considine confirms the two fighters will meet as planned in town.
Minnesota Board Keeps H L Williams as Football Coach
The University of Minnesota board of athletic control votes to retain H L Williams as football coach for another year at 5000 dollars with a 40 dollar raise. He will be divested of all managerial functions. H J Luby is re elected business manager.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota Board of Athletic Control
H. L. Williams
H. J. Luby
Tacoma Club vows loyalty to Pacific Northwest League
The Spokeman-Review reports the Tacoma baseball club will not join any rival league. President Baker and directors remain firm and say the old league, with a strong hold in the northwest, deserves support as a new league is unlikely to succeed. Grounds for next season not yet settled.
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Tacoma
Pacific Northwest League
Spokeman-Review
Baker
Northwest
Lucas
Dugdale
Seattle
University of Chicago Denies Liability for Grand Stand Collapse
Officials state the University of Chicago bears no responsibility for accidents from the grand stand collapse during the Michigan Wisconsin game on November 1. The new stands were built by the two universities’ athletic management, with Chicago only renting Marshall Field. Most injury claims have been settled by Michigan’s Baird and Wisconsin’s Patrick, with a few still under review by the schools’ athletic management.
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University of Chicago
Michigan
Messrs. Baird
Pailpatrick
Wisconsin
James Hamilton Lewis in New York as Beet Sugar Trust Decrier
The New York Sun profiles Jim Ham Lewis once a Washington state representative and fiery House speaker now in Chicago. He is seen at the Hoffman House, avoiding requests, while commenting on Cleveland and tariff issues and continuing to battle money power in Wall Street.
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James Hamilton Lewis
Chicago
Hoffman House Register
New York
Jim Ham Lewis
Congress
Washington
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Hoffman House
Jim Ham
Wall Street
Cleveland
Princeton
Mexico railroad project hires seven thousand workers
The Kansas City Star reports 7000 men are employed in building a Mexican Central railroad division from Guadalajara to Manzanillo. Contractor J H Hampson expects completion in two years with the Sierra Madre route about 200 miles long. The project would link Mexico City to the Pacific. Arthur Stilwell’s Orient road has supporters in Mexico.
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Kansas City Star
Mexican Central Railroad
Guadalajara
Jalisco
Manzanillo
Colmia
J. H. Hampson
Sierra Madre
Mexico
Pacific Ocean
Arthur E. Stilwell
Pacific Northwest Baseball Boss Vows Fight Over Portland Territory
President Lucas of the Pacific Northwest Baseball League pledges to fight any attempt to disrupt the league's Portland and Northwest territory. He cites the league’s investment, members, and protections from the National Association against California invaders led by Henry Harris.
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Montenu
Pacific Northwest Saseball League
Lucas
Spokesman-Review
Spokane
California Invaders
Pacific Northwest Baseball League
Harris
Northwest
Pacific Northwest
National Association of Baseball Clubs
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Clifornia Baseball League
Henry Harris
Syndicate Baseball
California
Pacific Northwest League
Marshall
Butte
Helena
Tacoma
Columbia Eyes New Coach For Baseball Season
Rumor at Columbia University suggests Mellman of the New York National League may coach the varsity through the start of the season with several New York players assisting. Columbia plans 30 games, limited home dates, and trips including Cambridge Harvard Yale New Haven Lafayette and Penn. Manager Hendrickson will present the full schedule to the faculty committee.
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Mellman
New York National League
New York
College
Columbia
Harvard
Cambridge
Yale
New Haven
Lafayette
Easton
Williams
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Polo Grounds
New York University
Ohio Field
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maine
C. L. Hendrickson
State power vs quantity in congress
The passage argues quality over quantity in congressional representation, noting the South once trained capable leaders who shaped national policy. It compares prewar southern delegations to Maine’s steady re-elections, suggesting lasting influence comes from skilled legislators rather than sheer numbers.
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Congress
Union
South
Maine
Hidden riches of Neptune promised by Sig Pino plan
The text claims Sig Pino can illuminate and reveal vast wealth buried in Neptune caverns. It promises recoveries including ancient Athenian sculptures sunk in the Archipelago during the Pompeian wars. If true, the world's gold stock would be vastly increased.
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Sig. Pino
Neptune
Archipeago
Burt the Barber Shop Enters Society Scene in New York
The New York Sun notes a Fifth Avenue barber shop shaping access to society. Regulars claim exclusivity as patronage aids social standing, though no verified entry has occurred. The shop attracts members from a nearby aristocratic club, boosting its vogue.
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New York Sun
Newport
Burt
Fifth Avenue
New York
Death of ex Speaker Reed and Maine congressional legacy
The article notes the death of ex Speaker Reed and recalls Maine’s powerful four member House influence through Boutelle Dingley Milliken and Reed, plus earlier figures Hannibal Hamlin Fessenden Morrill Blaine and Senators Frye and Hale, highlighting Maine’s long impact on national policy.
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Philadelphia
Reed
House of Representatives
Boutelle
Dingley
Milliken
House
Maine
Congress
Hannibal Hamlin
William Pitt Fessenden
Lot M. Morrill
James G. Blaine
Pino Develops Hydroscope Submarine and Ocean Photography
The New York World notes Italian inventor Sig Pino in the Contemp Review as promising sea sovereignty through a submarine boat and a powerful photographic device called the hydroscope. The craft carries two people, stays underwater for hours, and records clear images of the sea bed through crystal windows, propelled by an electric screw.
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New York World
Italy
Marconi
Sig. Pino
Carlo Iberti
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