Sylvia Dunbar Wins Gunst Stakes at Panecyvilin
Sakiast California February 13. Dum Ter daughter of Crostal trained by W B McDanmigh won the Gunst stake beating Livonts and Good Ship. Prize money 78.080 to the winner. Fine weather with a heavy track. First race results include May Amelia and Bliver Stocking. Second race Futurity course winner Ban Posal with Bake and Wap close behind. Third race Seven furlongs won by Maid with Giousnent second and Orean Queen third. The Gonet stakes at 9,000 dollars went to Sylvie Dunber over Livonia and Good Ship. Further races list horses and odds for Monday.
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Sakiast
Cal
Crostal
W. OB. McDanmigh
Panecyvilin
Furtonge
Sylvie Dundar
Butler
Livonts
Ban Pras
Tne Poer
Huiarity Course
Naliie
May Amelia
Gilbert
Bliver Stocking
Taplin
Brorh
Sullivan
C. Cora
Deutschland Giovenat Balerla
Willy Bowlege
Ban Posal
Sentry
Wn. Bake
Borel
Wap
Guaded
Moro
Bokemo
Lazy Carrol
Antigs
San Gi
Mannerd
Witmers
Yank
Willie T
Sylvie Dunber
Gon
Livonia
Mcintyre
Guet
Rettig
Ralonia
Bonin
Redeem
Ta- Olan Mala
Mise Huberts
Miss Georgia
California Handicap Highlights at Santa Anita Park
At Santa Anita Park on a misty day Amad the tubing dominated a 7500 meet. King tunics carried 123 pounds to victory in the California Futurity at a mile and a quarter, with Fleming winning the Loma Alta handicap. Various races featured strong entries like King James Montgomery and Dealer prices, while favorites like Sir Ashton and Dr Hal fr posted notable finishes in the day’s six events.
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Los Annetes
Sam Hiereth
King Tunics
California
Sante Anite Park
Oakland
Hildreth
King James
Montgomery
Fleming
Lome Alta
Columbia
Sting
Yon
Snow
Boll
Brooke
Decklaw
Peake
Mary F
Bemsy
Lucy Marteran
Sir Ashton
Dana
Powers
Lilian
Thir Tine
Rocky O'Brian
Miguens
Reginer Are
Lady Parst
Taleigo P. D
Forte
Dr. Halfr
Moles
Star Thistle
Tia
Misa Seip
Core
Magazine
Light Weel
Wiginr
Gear
King James Amd
Montcormary
Sedlex
Burwell
Joe
Oacomdt
W. Bart
Ishilleng
Barkamiony
Elizabeth Hergoodran
Freming
Mart Apteay II
Mace
Fure Yonge
Guy Fisher
Porwire
Som
Billy Bodmer
Shirling
Purhsea
Nigeer Baby
Val- Beeiuk
Tampa Race Day Features Track Record Bid Beset by Accidents
February 18 reports a fast weather day with strong attendance and a feature third race won by Slain who edged Moesburg who set a track record. An accident marred the fifth race injuring several riders including Jockye Murphy, with Pickens fined after a spill. Cars and fences caused multiple falls. Pratt knocked out, Bumtmartes new owner protected the Kiaraeabe bid. Race results list winners and times across six events with detailed odds and placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moesburg
Jones Dundas
Lard Diruct
Washarte
Ode Mim Jockye Murphy
Tirifain Telmg
Lockey Pickens
Bumtmartes
Kiemesbs
Tres Jol
Minnehaha
Birdwleyer
Tymene
Lugnitua
Homburg
Siakin
Ted Youorth
Hiz End
Late Turtonge
eRegasangs
Mering
Digeium
Thwa
Biter Hand
Aro Suddoth
Judas Dende
Cnet
Charles Lupe
Moon Aion
Climbing Prospects Bright for Montgomery Team
Montgomery Alabama February 13. Montgomery club Inoka expects a strong season with Kerwin likely to win a starting spot and new players tested in spring. Daley moves to right field while Kerwin centers. Grenwald and Debeet to challenge for rotation. Shan fon eyes a comeback and aims for top form. Grounds in fine condition and team promises spirited play at opening.
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W. Laisa
Montgomery
Ala
Kerwin
Inoka
Washington
Sfopkina
Mobile
Daley
Rigot
Resyan
New
Orleana
Jinid
Kephan
Relden
Gmnaha
George Grenwalt
Indiana Harbor
Joe Debett
Cleveland
Manueh
Kredd
Greminger
Rocken
Feild
Manush
Pepe
Deley
Persons
Shannon
Act
Thomas
Guese
Jun
Buss
Young
Forest Thomas
Olt
Rockenfeld
Tim
Hase
Rothenfeld
Silyina
Deer Hunt in Autos Through Maine Woods
A touring party led by Dr. Cleveland of Auburn Maine traveled over 300 miles by Franklin touring car to hunt in the Maine woods. They bagged sixteen partridges and other game, with seven deer in six days. The trip included stops at Hustis Eustis Rangeley and the Sandy River Valley, detailing car travel from Auburn to Alder Stream and back.
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Maine Woods
Bate
Weber
Cleveland
Auburn
Franklin
Clevelind
Eustis
Alder Stream
Rangeley
Rangeley and the Beautiful Sandy River Valley
Umpires Completed Amid Odd Cast of Officials
A murky report from Milwauker Wisconsin lists umpires including Foebruss in castes of Willem pullivan at Roshester and Gecait Hayes with President Joseph. The piece notes an American chute incident and a dramatic romp affecting the outcome of a local event, but the garbled OCR leaves many details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauker
Wis
Foebruss
Willem Pullivan
Roshester
Gecait Hayes
Pean
Joseph
Orne American Ee
Aes
Chute
Dttmtres
Oucolig Aedeen
Georgia Triumphs Over Mercer In Lopsided Basketball Game
Macon Ga February 13 Special Georgia defeated Mercer at basketball scoring 60 points before the contest ended Mercer managed only 20 points and was outplayed from start to finish The visitors dominated both ends of the floor and appeared clearly the stronger squad throughout the game.
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Macon
Georgia
Mercer
Christensen to fight Foster in ten round Armory bout
Al Christensen and Buck Foster, top post heavyweight contenders, square off Monday night at the Armory on Weel Mitchell Street for ten rounds. The pair drew in a recent six rounder at Greenvill e and promoters expect a fast, hard bout with both men near 185 pounds. Preliminary bouts also feature Spider Kelly versus Kid Viltur and Billy Kerr against Kid Kennedy in six round showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Weel Mitchell Street
al Christensen
Buck Foster
Greynville
Christensen
Jane Foster
Spider Kelly
Kid Viltur
Atlanta
Billy Kerr
Kid Kennedy
Shoulh
Featherweight clash set at National Athletic Club
England's Plat featherweight Aue tle will face Driscoll in a ten round bout at the National Athletic Club in New York next Friday night. The match was arranged this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aitel
Driscoll
New York
England
National Athletic Club
Castro Returns to Lead August South Atlantic Nine
Manager Louis Castro, back from Augusta, arrived in Atlanta and met with local boss Billy Smith to discuss trades for catcher, outfielder, third baseman and two pitchers. Castro plans to mold a strong nucleus with Hornhurst at first, Castro handling second, Bierman at short, and Rip Reagan likely anchoring the pitching staff. He eyes Jack Coveney and Herbert Smith as catchers, plus several Ohio and Pennsylvania League players to shore up the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Louis Micchael Castro
Lenene
Atlanta
Emilea
Billy Smith
Cautro
Radabaugh
Webber
Pennsylvania
Piling Up Trouble for Otis Stockdale
Memphis reports mounting turmoil around pitcher Otis Stockdale. Promises to restore him surface from sources tied to Southern League politics. Debates over suspensions, quotes, and a looming spring meeting threaten Stockdale’s return and club fortunes.
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Otis Stockdale
Velodrome clash features Collina Welthour rivalry at Se Nielkins
At Se Nielkins Velodrome the top sprint riders Elmer Collina and Dobby Welthour meet in heats and sprint finals. Pacemakers Guete Lawson and Charles Turvits return as pace drivers, with several notable riders including Fogler Bot and Bargett in brisk day of racing and trials.
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Se Nielkins
Tucetay
Elmer Collina
Amertes
Recnel
Rodes
Guete Lawson
Charles Turvits
Welthour
Collina
Cnen
Tsike
Fogler
Bot
Bargett
America
Wiley
Fred Hull
Hen Hil
Cameron
Moms Clées Io
Ome Clancy
Abi Meg
Mercer Prospects Bright for Winning Baseball Nine
Mercer prospects brighten as 1909 Mercer baseball candidates practice at Tattnall Square Park in Macon Ga with Case King back and coach Hoe optimistic. Returning players Wilbur Smith Mallory Melton Fender Croon Richards Mosely Evola vie for spots while newcomers Gray Voose Davidson challenge. over thirty candidates attend, signaling a strong team capable of southern championship contention.
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Macon
Tattnall Equals Park
Mercer
Caseh King
Hoe
Wilbur Smith
Mallory
Melton
Fender
Croon
Orphant
Puffles
Saler
Tappan
Suddeth
Fleming
Robinson
Oliphant
Incas
Richards
Mosely
Evola
Lust Acaoon
Enabel
Worrill
Roach
Hogan
Whatley
Smith
Faulk S
Gordon
Baird
Seht
Neid
Kenyon
Gray
Locus Grove
Voose
Davidson
Gresham Thia
Merfeera
Cnnon
Georgia
Georgia Field Trial Association Leases Land in Georgia
Waynesboro Georgia February 1 The Georgia Field Trial Association secured a lease for six thousand acres to protect game and limit trespass. Captain Hr Derantana D Taylor of Savannah coordinated the deal with P L Corker. The club plans to protect preserves and host eastern continental field trials next season. Noted dogs from Americas finest kennels were praised for their breeding and sport leadership. Jesse Bp Gene secretary and city resident spoke on upcoming events and the association's rising standing in the sporting world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
HR. J. Derantana
D. Taylor
Savannah
Georgia Field Trial Association
PL. Corker
Georgia
Penaibio
Seine
America
Dave Bre Nhere
Eqme
Mmcmaster
Davant
Jesse BP
Genen
Heinie Pietz to Manage Louisville Team Declared
Louisville, Ky February 19. Vice President T M Chivington announces Heinie Pietz of Cincinnati will manage the Louisville baseball team for the coming season. The deal, described as closed in Cincinnati, confirms Pietz as the big leaguer to lead Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
T. M. Chivington
Todey Alguned
Heinie” Lets
Cineinnati
Indonesian record in practice vaulting at Chicaga
A freestyle report of an in-practice world record vault attempt by Chicas Fearne 13-Giainn darohe at the Univeral meet in Chicaga. The mark was not achieved in competition according to Jacobe, with details unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giainn Darohe
Chicaga
Waddich
Aound
Jacobe
Sora
Racing Circuit Formed To Purify Southern Meet Circuit
Representatives from Col Lumber, Douglas, Thomasville, Vieirta, Fitzgerald and Cordele organized the Whitegrass Racing Circuit in Cordele. J G Hamilton was named chairman and Thomas Nesbt secretary as ten cities, four undecided, prepare three-meet weeks per city for ten weeks. Cordele will host the first meet on April 6 with top riders and clean competition promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovals
Barnes
Cordele
Norgea
Cordela
Ita
Ex-Southern players manage Sally teams
The South Atlantic League names eight managers for the season with former Southern players guiding most teams. Jack Lawlor stands out as the sole non Southerner, taking Macon from New York state lineage, while Jim Fox Columbus Lou Cistro Aura Pat Meany Charleston Granville Columbus Domijick Mullaney Jacksonville Bobby Gilix Savannah and Dagony Diobbe Chattanooga lead other clubs.
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Ea Shouthern
Euter
Jy Jack Lawlor
Macon
Trina
Jim Fox
Columbus
Lou Cistro
Aura
University of Nashville Baseball Schedule Out
Nashville notes the University of Nashville releases a 31 game schedule with South teams and a southern trip. A new Maroon team outfit is ordered as 40 candidates vie for spots, with practice starting as new equipment arrives.
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University OF Nashville
Nashville
Tenn
Frank Hassett
Toone Aly
University of Neahville
Ag Avetin
Texas State
Maroons
South Atlantic League Develops Many Stars
The South Atlantic League lists stars who have joined major teams: Ty Cobb Augusta to Detroit, Nap Rucker Augusta to Brooklyn, Eadie Cicots Augusta to Boston, Bugs Raymond Savannah Charleston to New York, Mike Mowrey Savannah to Cincinnati, Bob Spada Mocon to Cincinnati, Sidney Brith Columns to a Sousa, Baci Foster Charleston to Cleveland, Ed Sweeney Colombia to New York. Additionally, seven more will tryouts this season including Jules Kustuls jana, Tormis McMillan Brooklyn Nationals, Walter Morris Murdock St Lola Nationals, George Paley New York Nationals, John Wagnon Chlo Bugin New York Americana, Vedder Sitton Cleveland Americans, Phil Gitton Pittsburgh Nationals.
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Stern
Ty Cobb
Augusta
Detroit
Nap Rucker
Brooklyn
Eadie Cicots
Boston
Bugs Raymond
Savanah
Charleston
New York
Mike Mowrey
Savannah
Cincinnati
Bob Spada
Mecon
Nationsa
Sidney
Rabbit Plass Develops Stiff Knockout Punch
Memphis dispatch reports Rabbit Plass has developed a knockout punch ahead of a Mississippi poll, with speculation about its impact on the Cotton States candidates. The misspelled item references Dubudugus and a pawn shop proprietor, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbit Plass
Memphis
Tenn
Cotton States
Missisnippi Colless
Clinton
Plase
Plasa
John Svanberg Set to Race Marathoners in London Era
Swedish runner John Svanberg is slated to compete against marathoners in a historic period piece. Reports claim he may challenge Brutus time and London Olympic marks, with praise from Booker and others praising his grip on long-distance events.
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Lemebont
Taye
Renga
Purume
Tee Muir
John Bvanberg
Sweden
Herberg
Will Manexe
Shruti
Acre
London
Roa Jf
Asathon
Granberg
Crampe
Alba Beria
Athens
Shur Ting
The
Canadien
Svanberg
Dever Sun
Mika
Svarbene
Hiro
Booker
Erase Sodersrum
Gota Xasher
New World Records at Columbia Athletic Carnival
Columbia university relay carnival at Mankin Square Garden ushers in indoor track records and stirring finishes. Murra wins varsity relay title as Yale takes fraternity prize. Cornell third. Beahag leads in mile events, challenging Driscoll’s indoor standard of 8.50. Driscoll also competes on the same track last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Madison
Gunton
New York
Columia University
Mankon Square Garden
Wolf
Murra
Bonora
Relpy
Yale
Swanepiventa Setoca
Cornell
Crotch
George W. Beahag
Athiatiy Club
Mike Driswall
Weniiod
Driscall
Truby Nave
York Athieso
Dow Ancor
Cie Die Fees
Miss Marie Wagner Wins National Indoor Championship
New York, February 14. Miss Marie Wagner won the women national indoor championship on the board course of the Geveoth regimens azobry. She defeated Miss B. core in a four set match with scores 6 12 14 0 8 in a remarkable finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Wagner
New York
Alngles
Wagner Matheestral
B.core
Brock Beats Donohue in Ten-Round Bout at Fork View Club
Cleveland’s Phil Brock defeated Bostonian Youns Donohue in a ten round bout at Fork View Athletic Club. The fight stayed even through most rounds with Donohue weakening late, giving Brock the advantage and the victory in New Orleans in February.
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Brock
Donohue
New Orleans
Phil Brock
Cleveland
Ohio
Youns Donohue
Bostas
Fork View Athletic Club
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Kenmure
Palo Alto
Ace of Diamonds
Lighthouse
Felferd
George Kinmert
Naveoeid
Mindin Geight
Hannah
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Benthel
Rozevale
Genz~olda
Gitle James
Tipster
Napa Nici
Sidings
Purme
Cal- Pector Jeecup
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Ocean Shore
Charlie Doherty
Cloudiignt
Tom Q Mayeard
Milo
Sarde
Peking
Colonel White
Tacs
Cantala Hale
Cinvent Helle
Alcibiades
Stoneman
Whe T
Tallima Betle
Finent
Loula Streuber
Jerobie
Fred Brulhulhead
Santa Anita
Tampa
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Meaween
Bul Ham
Charles Murphy
Chicago
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Pulliam
Maine
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Mercerians
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Kay
Kerr
Kennedy
Louis Castro
Auguste
Cppoaktunta
Offie Stockdale
Gray Fox
Southern League
Meir Goring
Mobore
Frank
Chieman
Stockdale
Trom
Jesus Directare
Dean
Carnes Babb
Charley Babb
We Wen
Ia Stockdale
Hia
Mobus Club
Randle
Rapuire
Memphia
Avenem
Ins
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Beau Brummel
Collins
Capt. Perry
Cat
Hall
the Bowne
Upshaw
Gregg
Atlanta Athletic Club
Heinie Pietz
Jacobs
South Georgia
Sally
Sewanee
Vanderbilt
John Svanberg
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