Sir Thomas Lipton Urges Real Yachts for America’s Cup
The article defends real seaworthy yachts over delicate racing craft for the America's Cup. Lipton argues a robust boat plus strong crew yields safety and progress, noting the sport should value lifelike design and practical performance as much as speed.
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Lenijon
Ini
Ann
Stanport
Thomas Lipton
AMM
Thomas
Paolita
Sr Thomas
B Searan
United States
Hantett
Fen
Gail Eliinly
Golfers of West Come To Front
A midwestern golf club meeting in Chicago on the 18th plans to appoint Chauncey of Garden Vie Listehib as president and reorganize the executive committee. Key figures include Heebner and Calkins while discussions focus on secretary roles and rotating leadership for the United States Golf.
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Chivarn
Oflviniana
Nowinat- Ins
Af Enupac
Chicago
Chile
Wes Uy
Mantel Chauncey
Garden
Tie
Glen View Ely
Chevy Chase
Kai
Feltawes Margie
Maths
Bowie Samuel ¥. Heebner
Heebner
Dhnimilties
English Horses Best Says Danny Maher on American Races
The article records Joe Maher defending English horses' superiority over rivals worldwide. He cites prices like Rock Sand at 125000 and Flying Fox at 167.60 to argue breeders flock to England for stock. He notes American dominance in Derby history and praises Spearmint’s 1900 Derby win.
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New York
England
America
Danny” Dirher
Great Britain
Billowes
Maher
Newmarket
Craquy
Alentonoa
Alen
Hasek Suu
Shen Sam
Lealos Triumphant on Sir Vista and La Sitgesse in 1856
San Francisco report notes jockey Lealos won on Sir Vista and La Sitgesse in 1856. It recalls a time when the same rider won the Derby and Oaks in the same year. Gleason and J. C. Lowing head a San Francisco ball team seeking ground and planning a full season with new players and local management.
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Lealos
Sir Vista
San Francisco
I 49
J. C. Lowing
Jack Gleason
Raf AP
Gleason
Ewing
Dannis Lang
Tet Moller
Cie
Qore
Il WI
Oregon sprinter to go to Jamestown exposition
Dan Kelly, Oregon's crack sprinter, plans to compete at the Jamestown exposition with Multnomah of Portland. He is at Baker City for vacation and is expected to join University of Oregon work near the Jamestown event.
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Oregon
Jamestown
Dan Kelly
Work
Spokane
Multnomah Club
Portlind
Nelly
Baker City
Mit
University of Oregoy
Kelly Wasdiniet
Simasans
Maltmnomah
Fis
Melly
Otto Sliedfer
Race Track News From New Orleans Meet
Ragged OCR reports a steeplechase in New Orleans with horses like Mechton and Salt. Focused results list Liles James winning the shore course race with times around 3:05 to 3:26 and other placements such as Cardinal Girth and Emergency placing in subsequent heats.
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New Orleans
Mateison
Mt Bidly
Hart
Montebello
Kankakee
Liles James
Rules Segeond
Latrice
Ruby
Mourlow Breeze
PH Pineh
Ime
Wille
Sei Ing—Padre
Teidy Illison
Merry Pioneer
Mie
Wes
Consideration
Pally Prim
Oakland racing results show multiple winners and times
At San Francisico on January 12 Oakland card results list winners in each race with times and placements. Notable victors include Hirewcune in race one with 1:08 2 4, Dorade in race three, Stupid Water in the four and a half furlong event, and Sir Edward in the Bourbon Belle handicap. Also reported is President Michels of Brooklyn signing Bell and other autograph movements in baseball.
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San Francisio
Oakland
Fuylohes
Hirewcune
Timre
Jeremiah
Tine
Tye Durioms
Tomaces
David Boland
Tinie
sellluz—Dorade
Lazell
Indan
Ors
Andrew Cei Stale
Stupid Water
Jordyne
Buiste
Mane
Vivoe
Atile
Gelltig Malletu Swan
Governor Davis
Graphite Hind
Sir Edward
Northweet
Ramis
Mbang
N.Y
Michels
Brooklyn
iWikany
Bell
Worcester
Gilly Bergen
Heston
Loney
Johnny Butler
Butler
Jersey City
More Room Needed for Automobile Show in New York
The Madison Square Garden exhibit during January faces space shortages as nearly all exhibitors seek display room. B Partridge urges state aid for a dedicated exhibition building, noting France hosts major auto shows. Additional space plan involves expanding the gallery floor to provide entry costs of 50 to 60 cents for special days to balance crowds and let buyers inspect cars comfortably.
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New York
Mis City
Koynnte
B & Partridge
Imam
America
Scixon
France
Parla
J. Downs
Association of
Ufarturens
Wader
Madison Square Garden
Ping
Flese
Yankee jockeys in Austria Hungary and Hungary races
Jockeys from the United States race in Austria and Hungary as owners grow wary of imports. Taral and Mer von Pechy figure among the top entries under Mr. Vonwiller, with Milne sought as a jockey, amid a training dispute involving Here von Pechy and Maron Wechtritz. Count Henckel helps Milne with horses, suggesting a potential smoother path forward.
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Vlunun
Jam
Austria
Hanuary
Ed Finent
Europe
Taral
Hungary
Mer von Peehy
Mr. Vonwiller
Harry Milna
Garan Uevhtritz
Awa Ve
Hungarian Jockey Club
von Pechy
Milne
Maron Wechtritz
Faron Urchtritz
Count Henckel
Coach Warner's idea for twelve man football team
Coach Warner of Carnell claims a twelve man lineup could improve play by adding a backfield and an extra defender. He argues the extra man would balance the defense and create a more even, strategic game, noting previous plays failed due to missing a key player.
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Warner
Carnell Fostha
Guyer
Ines Campriso
Mwe
Te Alcult
Great runner found in Canadian Indian athlete shines
Toronto reports Thomas Longboat, a 19 year old Indigenous distance runner, challenging America’s fastest. He has won three events, set a 10 mile world record in Hamilton, and is praised as a marvel of endurance. Longboat trains at a farm, often runs 5 to 20 miles, sometimes paced by a horse, weighing about 140 pounds.
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Mien
Caisok
Mimaell
Ita
Bank
Toronto
Ontario
Thomas Longhaat
Hag
America
Neb
New York Athietic Club
Romhag
Longtoat
Canada
Unti
Langhart
Dominion
Behivid
Torontiy
Caledonia
Cam- Drane
Mamilton
Outario
Deurfont
Cove Fred
Hamilton
Elwood Higghus Alihese
Rune Frem
Fleywehyl
Sherring
Olympic Gumes
Saya
County in peril as man vanishes amid murder case
Jackson overtones Cox murder case with Inilee Jargia implicated. Smith fled the country while Judge Gis and Alexander Hargis fear his disappearance. They remain on bond totaling thirty thousand dollars, stretched to the limit.
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Jackson
John Cox
Inilee Jargia
Smith
Gis
Alexander Hargis
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