Larned Tops 1915 United States National Lawn Tennis Rankings
The annual report of the United States Lawn Tennis Association shows Larned leading the singles list, with Hackett and Alexander tied for second. The ranking remains largely unchanged from prior years, featuring 12 singles players and 33 teams, listing names such as Nathanie W Niter, George Whitney, and Daley among others.
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United Binns
Lawn Tennis Association
Egal Pute WalGam A
Larned
Hackett
Alexander
Denbirs
P. Lone
Clags
Nathanie
Niter
Claes
Toiehard Theodore Frederick C
Carl R. Gardner
l—Nichard Ve. Piel ChatsueWihtsm
Dabney Jr
WW. Waldner
Me. R. Whitney
a-George
Mass
Bunty
Hendridk
Swhitney
Rishon
Lamned
George L
Banmee
Daley Peer
Doyle
Horse racing results from afternoon meet at unknown track
Report of multiple races with upsets and finishes. Johnny Wise first in narrow odds, New Star wins four and a half furlongs, Usymarket captures six and a half, Colonel Zel wins one and one eighth, Avtomatic and Royal Lady place in later legs, Profile takes a mile race with Wilby and others close behind. Time records listed per event.
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Pebracila
Sytaimary
Tohnny Wise
Polly Len
Ned Robin
Wwt
New Star
Lord Wells
Ind
Rusticana
Hart
Usymarket
Walter McLean
Donna Hamilton
Colonel Zel
Ortopus
Salyma
Wen Avtomatic
Royal Lady
Tire
Profile
Wilby
Murphy of Chicago National League hurt in fall at hospital
Charles J. Murphy, president of the Chicago Nationals, appeared at a west side hospital with a broken arm after a walk near Sheridan road. He slipped and fell, breaking his right arm above the wrist. Horse racing results from the Emeryville meeting are listed, including winners and times for the day.
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Chicago
Charles 3. Murphy
National League Baseball Club
West Side Hospital
Sheridan Road
Raceday results with confusable horse names and odds
In the program Bazey 16 to , second Rejeigh 16 to , Time 1 38 2 0 led the fifth race mile and 70 yards Alta mor 16 ku 1. Honnie Bard 4 to 4% finished second Elgin 2h to 4d with Time 1 43 2 1 in the sixth race. No Quarter 12 to 1 won Ossaber to 1 finished second Phil Matos 5 to 4 third True 1210 2 8.
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Bazey
Rejeigh
Hind
Honnie Bard
Elgin
Hirloner
Ossaber
Phil Matos
True
Curlers Mix Charity Match With Banner Season Hopes
The Butte curlers announce a charity game this afternoon as the usual lack of flour event returns. A large crowd of Syatel followers is expected. J T McGregor’s rink, unbeaten this season, faces the selected squad in the feature match. The new Gand aie cup hangs on the result as curling begins with three games weekly. Monday lineup includes Goodale McMilan Wilson McGregor and Barker Charles Meatinton.
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Rihka Wil
Tr J.T. McGregors
Ge. W. Goodale
J. A. McMilan
Tor Wilson
Dr. McGregor
Matcaim Gills
B. J. Barker
A. W. Charles
D Meatilion
Jacksonville Racing Day Delights Crowd At Moncriel
Pleasant weather and a strong card attracted large crowds to Moncriel this afternoon for the Christmas handicap worth 32 000 won by the favorite after Frober. Simon Slick the mute is by How Gross out of Sassafras and leads the pride of the Everglades with a mile fastest time of 1 40. First race Parkview 2 1 finished Ben Double second Sylvesteris third. Second race Alivia 2 won Mints second Eastern Star third. Fourth race Christmas handicap Master Robert won Tomy Hayward second Donald McDonald third. Time 1 62. Sixth race Plaaking won White, Elizabethan third time 1 50 2 3.
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Jacksonville
Moncriel
Frober
The
Racing Association
Muly
Lan Automobile
Simon Slick
Sassafras
Everglades
Parkview
Ben Double
Sylvesteris
Alivia
Mints
T. M. Green
White Whal
Jolly
Ville
Master Robert
Tomy Hayward
Donald McDonald
Delixtitful Wether and Wenty Five Races at Terrazus Park
Jutrez December 4 report from Terrazus Park covers a crowded day of horse racing. Winners include Four favorites in early races, with Pinnin winning first, Helen Scott taking the two-year-olds, I'll Meter and Spehn among others. Time marks range 1:07 to 1:25 for six furlongs. additional entries and handicaps listed for upcoming races and notable results noted in scattered form.
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Jutrez
Delixtitful Wether
Terrazus Park
Bumunaty
del Crugador
Helen Scott
Rta
Friumett
Sheard
Whine
I'll Meter
Periwinkle
Siscns
Morelos
Spehn
Dangerous Maren
Joe Ehrich
Tube Rose
Cheswardine
Sid Hart
Wen
Roberta
Cathryn Scott
Tite
Conlon and Coulon Set Bantam Clash Next Month
The article notes Johnny Conlon and Billy Coulon preparing for a bantamweight title bout in New Orleans mid June. It highlights weight considerations, Conlon’s claim to the crown, Coulon’s skill, and promoter activity while also touching on boxing congress plans in Paris for March.
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Chigago
Dec
Taminny Coulon
Hitvelf
Batls
Prenicie Conten
New Orleans
Malachy Hogan
Record-Herald
Chans
the Crescent Ctty
Conton
Conlon
Kenosha
Con +ley
Prinklé
Arene
Johnny
Coulon
Indies
Jimmy Bary
Jaimey
Conley
Inter
Frantie
Lagan Square
Tait
Pacific
Jahuny
Deverena
Paris
M. Capdeville
Boxing Scandal Echoes Through October bouts and verdicts
The article reviews middleweight and lightweight title scenes as Adolph Wolgast and Jack Johnson struggle post match injuries. It notes Freddie Welch and rival Pontypridd fighter clashing under unfavorable conditions in London and claims of an unfair sitting spark uproar in Britain while McFarland is hailed as winner over the British boxer.
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Missouri
Adolph Wolgast
Jack Johnson
Cadillac Star
Nelson
Jeff Hay
Byer Freddin Welch
London
Chicago
Ie Atlantic
Pres
McFarland Aes Bren
Portage team to meet Creighton Maroons in Butte
The Portage basketball team is expected to arrive in Butte tomorrow morning from Billings. They will play Creighton Largey's Maroons at the Auditorium Monday evening, a matchup that has drawn great local interest and is likely to attract a large crowd.
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Portage
Butte
Billings
Creighton Largey
Maroons
Kentucky Futurity Nominations List Highlights International Entries
The twenty first renewal of the Kentucky trotting Futurity for foals of 3719 has a $21,000 value. Nominations announced in Lexington on December 24 show entries from 85 sires with representation from England and Canada, reflecting strong international involvement.
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Lexington
Dac
Kentucky
England
Canada
.keegan hailed as forest hero after days without food
Patrick Keegan of Bookiius Washington was found in a Nine Mill creek cabin near Wallace Idaho critically ill after 12 days with only raw meat and icicles for sustenance. He suffered erysipelas and could not fetch water. A Coeur d Alene forest relief party had rescued miners at Bullion mine in August.
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Bookiius
Patrick Keegan
Coeur d'Alene Forest
Nine Mill Creek
Wallace
Idaho
Keegan
Eprley
Coeur @Alenes
Keesan
Bullion
Immense throng hears diva Ling in San Francisco streets
In San Francisco Mme. Luisa Terrazeini drew an immense crowd at Lotta's Fountain, with estimates ranging from 35,000 to 20,000 as traffic halted for over an hour. Mayor P. H. McCarthy introduced her before she sang The Last Rose of Summer and a Juliet waltz, echoing through pentagon street crowds and rooftop vistas.
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San Francisco
Mme
Luisa Terrazeini
Trafic
Pentagon
P. H. McCarthy
Electric Lights On Farms Bring Modern Comfort to Kansas
The New York Sun reports widespread adoption of electric lighting on Kansas farms, schools, and churches as gasoline engine use spreads. In Atchison region farmers build small power houses, string lines to homes and barns, and even supply nearby towns with trunk-line current, marking a shift to modern illumination across rural communities.
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Whitty
Nomex
Gregidtel
Topeka
New York Sun
Manhattan
Big Blue River
Atchison
Tre Covd
Tey
Hythe
Severn
Tairy
Tray
Western
Kinaus
Welr Bones
Nedar Gurden City
Christmas Services Across Anaconda Churches
Local church notices list Christmas services at First Methodist Saint Mark's Episcopal Swedish Baptist Swedish Lutheran and First Presbyterian churches. Events include morning and evening worship with choirs, organ and instrumental pieces, special antiphons, Sunday school programs, prayer meetings, and a Christmas concert by the church ensembles. Memorials of pageant and festival feasts are noted along with youth and ladies’ aid activities and a Christmas picnic for the Sunday school.
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First Methodiat Church
East Third
Oak Streets
Sumes TV
Tait
Yaistor
East ‘Third Street
Marying
Christies
Christinge
Lemoore
James Grisdele
God
Uz Tell
Scripture Jessor
Herbert
Trig
Mozart
Messrs
Grisdale, Nash and Chase
Vorasolo
Gomel
Walter Quilliam
Hermonella
Serome
Mrs. Waddington
Miss Hattle Capps
Gabriel
Mesdaines Capps
Heprict
Waddington
White
Rupert
Gregory
Jacobson
Mesdaines
MacRae
Grose
Carman
Eyworth Jergue
St. Mark's Episcopal] Church
J. L. Craig
Swedish Baptist Church
C. A. Bers
Jtev
C. W. Yulull
Divine Servies
Archelors
Christmas Choir Program At Local Church
The Gessels choir presents a Christmas program featuring carols and anthems including O Holy Night and The Heavenly Song with soloists Mrs. J. M. Hand and Mr. Thomas. The guest organist is David M. Hand. The service at the Christian church on Sixth and Valorent... offers morning sermon on A Christian Paradise and evening services, with a full choir and Sunday school.
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First Presbyterian Church
H. &. Carnahan
D. D
Mainstreet
Clark Cal Christivar Endeavor
George Moods
Christ
I. O. Blake
Gervinna
Poresty
Emma Dyws
Reese
Matthaw
Froelich
Secon Fb Een
Thomas BM. Thomes
J. M. Hand
Larenx
Wisrant
David MM. Hari
Hlouis
Fern Orme
Krank W. Grover
Sula
Wesagan
Antheur
Thomas David M. Hand
Ehnln Mailer
Thomas M. Thumas
Kew
Millan el
Mio
Leek
Well-Dressed Woman Jailed for Drunkenness on Main Street
A well dressed woman about 41 was seized by Chief OBrien on Main Street at midnight for drunkenness. She was a stranger and too intoxicated to name. She was alone when arrested. Several men with tan moon spirit Christmas and other kinds were also jailed under the city clock.
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Main Street
Chief O'Brien
Descendant of Famous Smith Found Starving in New York
The distressed figure, John R Smith, a descendant of Joseph Smith founder of the Mormon church, is ill in Bellevue Hospital New York. Delirious and near starvation, he is fed every hour with warm milk. He claims lineage and a troubled, wandering past. He asked for admission to Bellevue, too weak to explain himself.
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New York
John R Smith
Joseph
Mormon Church
Charles Smith
Princeton
Tit
Tanighe
Haley
Soldier pleads guilty in Montana theft case
George A. Wells a private from Missoula pleaded guilty to a theft charge after tabbing a farm hand for 270 dollars. The district court judge Webster ordered a year in the state prison.
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Missoula
Dev
George A. Wells
Mianoule
Webater
Suspicious Japanese Press Weigh Taft China Policy
Japanese vernacular papers view American policy toward China with caution. The Hochi praises U S success while others warn Taft’s message deepens reliance on financial bonds. Tokio Asahi notes three policy points needing Japan’s attention amid Korea and China investments.
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Torghe
Keemum
Taft
Congress
Japan
China
United States
Knox
Mtr
Amerie
Tokio Asahi
Chinghow-Aigun
Americ Lane
Korea
Che Jifi
Mr.Taft
Seven Million Paid Out in Pittsburg Pay Day
Paymasters in the Piltein Gietriet completed the distribution of seven million dollars to workers in industrial plants. The pay covered the steel and coke industries and river interests. One corporation paid seven thousand men on Friday to allow families to access funds for the weekend.
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Pittsburg
Piltein Gietriet
Ie Gietrint
Ster
Eal
Coke
Former winner Stile Willya named interim assistant secretary
Columbe Ohio December report states Thompson, once connected with State Carmin in Trenton Ohio, announced acceptance of the post of assistant secretary of the interim. The offer followed discussions with the President and the White House staff last month.
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Columbe
Ohio
Carmin
Thompson
Trenton
Tart Maty Rears
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