High Private Wins Hotel Handicap at Oakland
In heavy mud at Oakland California High Private led from start to finish in the Hotel handicap race before the half mile pole, holding off Firestone and Laiterranberry. The win paid 8908 to the victor with Decente and Deo Berque scratched leaving a field of five.
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Oakland
Cal
High Private
Odd Mallow
Emeryville
Teddy Cnnte
Patece
at = inc
Decente
Deo Berque
Seckey Corbet
Taghtwool
Iitemons
Fike
Hulreed
Gilbert
Vronmr
Ing
McCarthy
Rees Charly
Gimme
Ubinas
Tims
Jin Vanos
Boovilla
Wei
Ban- Bott
Ir. Bharmen
Clark
Wird
Ime
Boy Watking
Marton ‘Rose
Stone
Egotiet
Bensrimad Gilbert
Weol
Nether
Firestone
Thee
Aruime
Smiley
Joe Hoag
Legatee
Intentry
Raleigh
Keine
Tohshew
Lleetor Jeasip
Oreag
Tampa fair grounds race results note February race card
Race by race results from Tampa fair grounds feature events led by Barry Preston aboard Roseburg II in race one. Galilee defeated Don Hamilton in the airth race with track conditions noted as fair. Second, third, and subsequent races list winners such as Mary Belle, Ciatborna, Gambler, and Gaulise with times and payoffs including fines for Burns on Niclas.
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Fla
Fair
Barry Preston
Ras
Roseburg II
Galilee
Don Hamilton
Dackey Murphy
Ray ‘Thompaca
Niclaas
Fresh
Burns
Niclas
Murphy
Rey Thompson
Mary Belle
Elysium
Orpamoox
Ciatborna
Seochh Lass
Wacom
Gambler
Helsetta
Revicent
Tiree
Gaulise
Melle Scott
Montgomery Narrowly Wins Holland Cup at Santa Anita
On a sloppy Santa Anita track Bam Hidreth’s Montgomery defeats Nadsy to take the Holland Cup. Animus falters to third as betting favorites fall back. Separate race results list multiple payouts and placements, with horses such as Steformaion and Lady Sema noted in the day’s program.
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Los Angeles
Cel
Bam Hidreth
Montgomery
Samta Anistermy
Nadsy
Animus
Jutems Today
C. HL Icheb
West
Dite &Way
Bie
Yeateraay
Iseulte
Pores
Sir Atseul
Williame
Howard
Steformaion
Runwil
Chied
Time
Voss
Lotyatte
Lady Sema
Uncle Jim
Bure
Mule
Cellige
Mark Antony AL
Borber
Tony Boner
Cuil
Chard
Iteckatona Alao Rap
Nagwu
Rfean
J. C. Be Rew
Gxt
Birmingham Barons Pick 1909 Baseball Prospects
Birmingham's 1909 Barons club, under manager Moleworth, names a youth-filled lineup and new faces for a south strong season. Key names include Meek, Douglass, Walters, Smith, and Rowney, with trades sending Meek to Chattanooga and Robinson to Cincinnati. Rumors tie hopes to reclaim Downer, while evaluations praise Gigll, Ellam, and Giguary as promising talent from Virginia to New York State League affiliates.
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SY Bugt W
Birmingham
Ala
Tallenderst
Moleaworth
Tle Jobson
Hila 998
Barons
Witl
Catcher Meek
Dixie
BT Douglses
Memphis
Carlos Smith
Binningham
Beasball
Pitchey Robertailfe
Columbus
Scrut Rebingon
Tom Downsy
Bewera Teaing Artlat
Douglass
Walters
Birmingham Agate
Cotton States
Henry Meek
Chattanooga
South Atlantic
Robertallie
Pupa Palau
Robinson
Cincinnati
Tom Rowney
Chicago
Downer
Commiemion
Tom Ravb
Pat Kane
Binghamton
Lou Sawer
Har Hebarty
Eugene Ford
Reneeved
Pappatay
New York
Atte
Battus
Ecounts
Ray Ellam
Aia
Louie Hellbrower
Grost
Ellam
Cincinnati Red
Root and Fogler Win Bicycle Race in Five Day Event
The six day bicycle race ended with Root and Fogler ahead after a grueling contest covering 1,143 miles and 7 laps. Moran’s partner Kramer and Demara, plus Walker and Palmer, chased while Devonoviteh and Mackay withdrew due to a broken wheel and wear. About ten thousand spectators watched as the leaders stretched out during the final miles and final four minute pushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer
Moran
Converbion
Alhora Tast
Roulami
Snorana
Mitten
Bardgett
Ehind Kramer
Demara
Demare
Ana Hill
Waller
Walker
Palmer
Tle
Mink
Devonoviteh
Mackay
Senhouse
Wilcox
Athough
Pinehurst Trap Shoot System Proposed For Midwinter Event
A long proposal outlines the Pinehurst System for a midwinter handicap trap shooting tournament. It describes field divisions, match rounds, and prize ideas, with specific scenarios for sixteen entrants per division and finals to decide the championship. The plan aims to balance skill via medal rounds and varied class structures.
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Pinehurst
Galt
Variaus
Aisteen
Ibeth
Mater
Nandtrepe
Adviasbie
Wiinhers
Indernuty
Leonard Tufts
Vanderbilt Defeats Birmingham Y M C A Basketball
Vanderbilt defeated the Birmingham Y M C A by 33 to 7 in Birmingham. Brown starred for Vanderbilt with four field goals while Neeley could not play due to a recent injury. The Birmingham club showed effort but was outmatched by Vanderbilt’s sharper passing and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Vanderbilt
Young Men's Christian Association
Brown
Viskors
Neeley
Pontespa
Bham
Bee
Martin
Iingardner
Sam
MaGeons
Marshal
Brown Borrell
Cee Bee Brown
Hiskee
Venay
Vanlly
Vandy
Gente Thia
Metlonep
Botrell & Brown
Faixam
Baumgartner
Waten
Lambert
Baumgardner
Métehee
Ortigbin
Patternon
University of Nashville
Mercer footballers protest Binion as captain for 1903
A Mercer football team card, sent by several players, protests the selection of Binion as captain for the 1903 fall season. The letter cites unresolved political differences from the recent election and expresses dissent from the majority view, signed by multiple teammates.
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Yweayers
Maércer
Binion
Mercer
Baltar
Gormet
Tern
Bion Am Gaptam
Warmirix
Ethietiog Mt Murcer
Bislea
Thecastasis
Boll
T. Cuncaway
W. Z Pool
J. Mi. Gilterple
Ty Bullenke
KE. Doides End 'R
C. Fook
Maloney Seeks Race With Tom Longboat
Yonkers New York February 6 Matthew Maloney amateur champion of this city has sent his designation to President James H Sullivan of the American Amateur Union and challenged Tom Longboat to a race at Madison Square Garden for the Hyde Meenthon championship The report says Longboat has shown willingness to meet Maloney and the match is to be arranged if possible
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N. X
Matthew Maloney
Macar
International tournament to crown fast skating champions
Skaters from the United States and Canada gather in New York City for the international skating championships. Notable entrants include Edmund Lamy of Service Lake, Clarence Granger, and Phil Boapnas, with invitations issued to top amateurs such as Lot Roe and Fra Rébaon from Toronto, C Bush of Montreal, and several others from Chicago Milwaukee and Duluth. The New York Athletic Club team will also compete in multiple events.
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New Fork City
Fyora. Org
Canada
Edmund Lamy
Clarence Granger
Phil Boapnas
Lot Roe
Frea Rébaon
Toronto
C. Bush
Montreal
Clile Sulphen
Long Branch
N. J
A. G. Anderson
Harry Raad
Chicago
C. Flachar
Milwaukee
C. Abboth
Duluth
New York Athletic Club
Moran Set to Race Walthour at Velodrome
Moran, winner of ailing race honors, prepares to challenge Atlantas star Honky Walthour at the Velodrome Saint Nicholas in a midweek meet. Moran arrives after a six day grind in Kansas City and trains with Turville and Lanson alongside other top riders as Ka. Clapp takes charge of starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Moran
St. Nicholas
Orust
Moran
Atlanta
Kansas City
S Walthour
Alver
Charley Turville
Gussie _Lanson
Bobby ‘Walthour
Ka. Clapp
McDonald and Collins Break Indoor World Records
At Madison Square Garden Irish American Athletic Club athletes set two world marks during the annual Indoor Games. Patrick McDonald set a 31 feet 8 5 8 inch weight throw record, surpassing the previous 31 feet 5 inch best by Joan J. Finnegan. Thomas J. Cahillane outpaced Fred Hellary by about thirty yards, breaking the old 20 minute 11 1 6 second 4 mile mark. Collins clocked 10 minutes 63 1 6 seconds for the 2 mile, beating the prior 11 1 6 second best, while Hellier posted 19 minutes 6 seconds. The Australian team later defeated California University 78 to 55 in Berkeley amid rain and muddy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
Newark
Irien-American Athletic Club
Thomas J. Cal| Une
Clob
Fred Hellary
New York Athlehe Club
Rpark
George Bonhey
Ivian- American Athletic Club
Cimera
Collins
Heliers
Atlanta Golfers Defeat Macon 21 to 1 in Club Match
Atlanta Athletic Club golfers defeated Macon players 21 to 1 on the Ice Nassau links. Eight Macon players traveled to Atlanta for the match, with only eight matches played as Macon sent a reduced contingent. A return match followed, with Atlanta dominating the eight games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Athletic Club
Macon
Kid Duffie Challenges Any 165-Pound Fighter
R J Jorden of Bainbridge Ga issues a challenge on behalf of Meman Kid Duffie weighing 165 pounds to meet any 165 pound fighter for a monetary stake from 100 to 1000 dollars. He favors facing Al Cheriatanaen or Arthur Worthy with Duffie ready to back the bout at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R J. Jorden
Bainbridge
Meman
Kid Durhe
al Cyeratensen
Arthur Worthy
Kid Givbs
King
Kid Duffie
AL Cheriatanaente
Ki Oink
R. J. Jordan
Bumbrigge
Elmer Collins Joins Atlanta Cycle Colony
Elmer Collins from Lynn Masa joins Atlanta Cycle Colony as a leading rider. He is billed to race at the St Nicholas Velodrome the week of February 16 and is described as a national champion with a string of records. Governor cites support as racing news and local commentary closes with references to city leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Colling
Lynn
Atlanta
Cysta
Colling
America
Fider
St. Nicholas
Doliffs
Louisianas Racing ban leads to prison for offender
New Orleans February 6 Mark Boone berg Wasisley found guilty of violating the Locke anti racing law at Suburban Race Track January 22 and sentenced by Judge Prentice Edington to pay a 390 fine and seven months in parish prison. His attorneys plan an appeal to the state supreme court. The case highlights ongoing disagreements over racing bans in Jefferson parish and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mark Booneberg
Wasisley
Locke
Prentice Edington
District Court
Jefferson Parish
Bossterg
Ckeley
Mack Sheehan
Lan
State Supreme Court
Boasberg
McDonoveh
Vile
New Oreans
Jefferson
Tittle
Jafferson
Free State of
Georgia Athletic Association Elects Annual Officers
At Athens meeting on February 6 the University Athletic Association named officers including President C W Frenkin and Vice President A B Edelstein. V Carter Jr chosen as manager of next season's football team. The Red and Black editorial staff selected Wadstor-in-chief H C Bailes and others as editors and managers.
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Athens
The
University Athletic Association
C. W. Frenkin
A. B. Edelstein
Ae Retacr
C. Lowe
V. Carter, Jr
Phowen
Wadstor-in-chier
H.C. Bailes
Atlanta Gol fers Play for Tom Morris Trophy
Atlanta golfers compete for the Tom Morris Memorial Trophy at Lakecourse on June 1 described as a Western Golf Association event. Eight-man teams from member clubs play alternating holes to beat par, with the trophy awarded for the year. The event honors Tom Morris of St Andrews, Scotland.
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Atanta Athletic Clip
Egat Lake
Tom Morrie
A& & Memorial
Olg
Tom’ Morrin
BL Andrews
Scotland
Mercer Loses to Athletics in Brisk Court Battle
In Muncot Ga February, Mercer University fell 37 to 74 to Athens Athletics after a rough first half on a half sized court. Atlanta players adjusted in the second half, adding 27 points to finish strong as Mercer’s Melton led scoring and Tappan directed Mercer’s guard play. The crowds cheered as Atlantas Luther Hudson and Thornton contributed decisive plays while refs kept fouls low for Mercer.
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Muncot
Webruary
Atlanta
Onigtl
Mercer University
esSelbeli
Ras Bing
Mercer
Pretty Bal
Andley
Melton Mercer
Cettle
Gemison
Jaw
Caylxln
Trronan God
Joe Colquitt
Atkisson
Colquitt
Thornton
Atlantans
Merten
Bean
Meret
Atelanta
Boautin
Raruett
Grinunde
Melton
Reogelle
Tenran
Fyule
Atlanta Athl etic Club basketball team high scoring season
The Atlanta Athletic Club basketball team has played eleven games, posting several high scores and a large total of 475 points to opponents 114. The squad faced out of town defeats, including a narrow Columbus margin and a tough Georgia game, with the second team often in action. Individual scoring lists show Atkinson, Doonan, Jamison, and others contributing repeatedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Themelves
Columbia
Birmingham
Leva
Birmiagnan
Mercer
Tulane
Augusta
Columbus
Georgia
Birmigham
Davison
Little Cloudh
Tia Tech
Field Wonin
Atkinson
Doonan
Hudenn S& Jamison
Pom
Boencar
McGovern
B. Thornton
Gray
Remspeck
Holliday
Deonan
Jamison
Atkinsan
Battersea in tight round at YMCA game clash
McFarland faces Hyland in a February bout with Padkey's proposed plan. McFarland, from North Brooklyn, drops a bout against van Vrandee and Nightweights as Washington's birthday event is canceled. One point separates them in a brisk B round contest at the Yawslight.
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van Vrandee
McFarland
Ntra- Bo
Ran Bowel
Washington
McParland
Dick Fiyland
Fay
Yawslight
Pounda
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Gib C
Autumn Deyn
Ber Fidelis
Mootiat
Dorothy Ledgett
Clare c
Bonfica
Jie
Hasna
Incom
Ware
Youdek Zedy Buvateth
Snackton
Mie
Mischief
Amette Rave
Electrowan
Emma Zunes
Airte Putri
Trois Tempy
Hoyle
Hlamenes
Bilsaton
Descomsats
Eddle Jane
Bantbsl
Mife
Belmers
George
McoNeer
Pan de Oro
Tennesses Boy
Joo Res
Steel
Peer
Logis Strauber
Ortego
Renevale
Nixteenth
Iwagit
Orchan
Derdom
Okenite
L.ckerley
Prince of Orange
Ili
Banposal
Eilewstons
Bieache C
Ornate
Harry Rogers
Sellin
Jend
Ellerd
Joe Wooten
Francis
Cadirohan
Hest End
J. C Core
Geese G
Thanktol
Wuersburger
Fordstie
Arprentie
Tampa
Santa Anita
Molesworth
Gladys” Iai
Molerworth
Hentine
Glivary
Cincinnatii
Lacasier
Snez
Laraén
Southern Lass
Og I
Arkandas
Root and Fogler
Root
Birmingham Y. M. C. A
Maloney
Tom
Phil
Kearney
Walthour
Chelsea Milkman
Bobby
Kenane City
McDonald
Berksley
Athletic Club
Nassau
F. G. Byrd
W. C. Reddine
Tichenor
Ss. Dolbmor, Jr
Beateone
Jones
W. Adair
Toad
CG. Sheridan
C. Willian
Paine Vy B. Adame
Filson
Treeman
Smal
Elmer Collins
J. Wood
Louisiana
Georgia Athletic
Hyland
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