Serious Spill Marks Third Race At Crescent City Track
New Orleans February 17 A serious spill disrupted the third race at the Crescent City Jockey Club track. Pawtucket fell near the half mile causing jockey Baird to be thrown and injured, with the fall triggering a chain that allowed Ere to open a gap. Pawtucket later recovered, but the incident required hospital treatment for Baird. Decking the rest, Rose Astarita and Joe Lessar led the betting as Felix Mozes faded.
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New Orleans
Crescent City
Rose
Astarita
Joe Lessar
Felix Mozzea
Owasca
Soran Maxim
King Rose
Tom Mankins
McGee
Felix Mozes
J. McIntyre
L. Boggerly
Gel Philps
Diplomat
Lite
H. Philips
Wo ‘Wagatai
J. Meadaj
Inspector Girl
Sareless
Laura Hunter
Parmaster
W. L. George
Philips
Ing Rose
Wheeler
Frank Foster
Weethington
Sadduce
Caterplar
Parnassus
Non Dora
Jostesser
Lady Fonse
Crescent City Racing Entries For Today’s Card
First race selling sixteenth mile lists Pity 37 Lady Rey 57 Bride 102 Meli 4a 105 Erziranea 110. Second race selling lineal Magaulman 66 Rachel Ward 91 Paw tucket 93 Redman 98 Merry Acrobat 101 Rankin 103. Third race purae mile Terns Red 87 Bellindan 96 Miss Gomez 99 Charlie Thompson 10 Brunswick 10% Dalesman. Fourth race Oakland handicap with Dalesman 95 Mednapring 95 Reveille 97 Rankin Dixie Lad 98 Rainland 100 Stonewall 103 Formaster 107 Brooklyn 110 Phil Pinch 116. Fifth race handicap three quarters Viperine 965 Miss Bell 96 Right Ray 57 Byron Rose 98 Mata dor 99 Ram's Horn 102 Hugzth 103 Invincible 105 Judge Himes Adan 109 peaceman 110. Sixth race selling mile Royal Arms 92 Murmur 95 Bella of Milford 95 Woods 100 AZmetus 102 Plautus 106 emettus 108 George Vivian 116 Sambo 8 Curate 116.
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Crescent City
Pity
Lady Rey
Bride
Louise Stapp
Lamy Belair
Meli 4A
Hocco
Erziranea
Mite
Lineal
Magaulman
Rachel Ward
Pawtucket
Redman
Merry Acrobat
Franz Rice
Rankin
Purae
Terns Red
Bellindan
Miss Gomez
Charlie Thompson
Brunswick
Dalesman
Oakland
Mednapring
Reveille
Dixie_Lad
Rainland
Stonewall
Formaster
Brooklyn
Phil Pinch
Viperine
Miss Bell
Right Rayzl
Byron Rose
Matador
Ram's Horn
Hugzth
Invincible
Judge Himes
Adan
Peaceman
Seliing
Miles
Royal Arms
Murmur
Bella
Milford
Woods
Azmetus
Plautus
Emettus
George Vivian
Sambo
Curate
Morris Park Lacks New Racing Dates Amid Club Shakeup
In New York on February 17 assignment of racing dates by the jockey club excludes Morris Park. Reports say a new agreement with the local racing association leaves Morris Park without dates, while Aqueduct and a Westchester Racing Association gain control. It is said a lease arrangement could pay $25,000 a year to close Morris Park gates.
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New York
Jockey Club
Morris Park
Racing Association
Aqueduct
Belmont Park
Long Gsiang
Westwhester Racing Association
Morris Parkway
Moulton Gets an Increase at Stanford Athletics
Athletic director E W Moulton, who has chaired Stanford athletics for four years, was approved by the executive committee of the associated students for two more years at a salary of 1500 dollars annually, a 150 dollar raise from the prior pay.
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Stanford
University
Cal
E.W. Moulton
Stanford Athletics
Associated Students
Coach Heisman plans season building for Tech 1905
Coach Heisman works on lineup and pitching staff as Craig Day decides to play. Nay remains from last year and will carry a large share of pitching duties. Tech faces a weak start in the box and may use Brown near third base. Infield positions include Murckon, Murphy, McMillan, and Brown with Cannon and Hightower contending for spots. Hamilton, Gager compete for outfield while Woodward handles catching.
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Heisman
Craig Day
Nay
Tech
Cannon
Hightower
Hamilton
Gager
Woodward
Oakland betting results reveal narrow favorites win on fast track
At Oakland on February 17 a favorite and a second choice prevailed. Andrew K. Cook rode a strong mare in the six furlongs handicap while Princess Wheeler scored in race one and Fair Lady Anna won race three. Multiple races feature close finishes and detailed times.
City Park Race Card With Multiple Entries and Fatality
City Park race program lists five furlong events and longer races with purses and horses such as La Gloria Prince Glenn Dr Arc Lues Lally Tarascon Judge Parker Hostitty Til Chief Archibald Mrs Bob Banana Cream Irwh Jewel Flamboyant Ner ator Loom erack Tid Prin cess Oray Fiorentine Signal II Ad High Paul Whaley Detmurret Stevedore April Shower plus a sixth race noted. Dick Bernard a leading horse was killed during a preliminary gallop at Crescent track under Jockey J Kiennessy. jockey unharmed, owner ML Hayman valued the horse between eight and ten thousand dollars.
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City Park
la Gloria
Prince Glenn
Gary
Jurist
ArcLues
Lally Tarascon
Judge Parker
Hostitty
Til
Chief Archibald
Bessie Me
Cincinnati Enquirer
Sharp Boy
Padre
Cartagnan
Juna Collins
Robert J. Kiebers
Norman Holt
Budembry
Jean Gravier
Mrs. Bob
Weber Fields
Miss Gould
S@ Sliver
Lord Dixon
Signal II
Ben Mar
Ad High
Paul Whaley
Palus
Detmurret
Stevedore
Lou
Judge Sauffley
la Chapdrone
Gmeslea
Hopawink
Malivert
Lazin “Coat
Swert Wing
Rosamond
Dick Bernard
New Orleans
Crescent Track
J. Kiennessy
Hayman
Drafting Rule Clash Halts Minor League Price Rise
New York February 17 The American League rejected a proposed amendment from the National Association of Minor League Clubs to raise payments for players drafted from minor leagues. The National League had agreed previously, but AL President Johnson blocked any change. The joint rules committee revived the 1904 rules with no changes, including the four strike rule. World series conditions set for seven games with initial sites by lot and a neutral final city. Old NY board officers John T Brush and Fredericks M Knowles reelected. The AL opened its season April 4 with matches listed.
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New York
American League of Baseball Clubs
National Organization of Minor League Clubs
National League
Cincinnati
Acon
American League
National Association
Howard Griffiths
Jersey City
National Board of
The
American League Today
Johnson
Griffith
American Association
Griffiths
National Associion
National Commission
New York National Baseball Organization
John T. Brush
Fredericks M. ‘Knowles
Gelaion
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Tourist Car Line Discontinued on West Point Route
The Atlanta and San Francisco Tourist Car Line on Mondays via the West Point route is withdrawn. Through tourist cars on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays via Louisville and Nashville and Sunset route remain on schedule. Washington and Southwestern Limited departs Atlanta at 4 20 p m via West Point and offers Dining Car Service Palace Sleeping Cars and a four day to Pacific coast timetable.
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Atlanta
San Francisco
West Point
Louisville
Nashville
Washington and Southwestern
Hag
Pacific Coast
Fourth National Bank
Opposition to dance halls in Atlanta debated by council
The police committee heard petitions to open negro dance halls at 12% Piedmont avenue and 4% South Broad street. A majority report favors granting the petitions, signed by Alderman Hirsch and Councilman Holand, with a minority by Councilman Oldknow. Opposed, Rev H H Proctor argued such halls invite vice and crime. Council to hear both reports at the next meeting.
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South Broad Street
Hirsch
Holand
Oldknow
Tee
Malvern Hill
Harvey Hill
H. H. Proctor
Proctor
Atlanta
Pistol II Wins Waterloo Cup at Altcar
London February 7. The annual Waterloo Cup coursing race at Altcar today saw Pistol II acclaimed winner amid 128 entrants. Pistol II had been viewed as an outsider with betting at 100 to 1 in last night’s heats draw. Crawford heads to Chicago after arrest in New Orleans. C W Crawford, wanted on embezzlement charges, was turned over to a Chicago detective and will depart for Chicago tomorrow.
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London
Altcar
W. H. Pawson
Pistol
Crawford
Chicaago
New Orleans
C. W. Crawtorn
Chicago
Tomorro
Tech Gymnasts Vie For Grand Prize At Opera House
An annual grand athletic contest at the Grand Opera House will showcase Tech gymnasts in a prize event. The top scorer wins a trophy donated by the Atlanta Athletic Club, with a novice prize for lower-class participants. An engaging program invites all to attend.
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Grand Opera House
Big Tech
The
Tech
Oder
Atlanta Athletic Club
Lelie
Jockey Eddie Wenrick Fatally Hurt ataklawn race
Yockey Wenrick fatally injured in Arkansas road meeting. Jockey Eddie Wenrick rode Colonel Simpson in the fifth at Aaklawn when he fell from the horse and was run over by Juvenal Maxim. He suffered a fractured skull and there is fear of death.
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Yockey Wenrick
Wet Springs
Ark
Eddie Wenrick
Colonel Simpson
Aaklawn
Juvenal Maxim
Ascot results show outsiders win most races at Santa Anita
At Ascot Los Angeles on February 17, Metla kath and Del Coronado were the only popular winners. Third choices and outsiders captured the rest, with winners in steeplechase, five furlongs, and other races. the day’s noted finishers included Casador, Decimo, Suave, Leonada, Tramator, Cin cinnatus, Metla katla, and Del Coronado among others.
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Cal
Ascot
Metlakath
del Coronado
Casador
Tully
Decimo
Hughes
Flea
Sullivan
Suave
Marylander
Jit Bozeman
Gondelus
Fuller
Elty Roark
Perrine
General Hanlon
Walsh
Leonada
William
Parrish
Venetia
Brookdale
Slausen
Pure Gosfessor
Miller
Tramator
Fwier
West Brookfield
Lynch
Invader
Pacific
the Gadfly
Handy Bus
Tyrotechnian
Brooks
Cincinnatus
GiDaniel
Wotras
Secon
Washington
Invictus
Needful
Ericala
Metlakatla
Ifreda
Henry, Clay
Jingler
Exapo
Mise May Bondisnaba Pygmation
Ascot Eurries
New Orleans Jockey Club Track Report February 17
At City Park New Orleans February 17 a large crowd attended the New Orleans Jockey Club track. Jockey Nicol rode six mounts and secured three wins two seconds and one third. Weather ideal for racing the track slow but drying. April Shower the only winning favorite in the day. Race details list winners and times for six races including Green Gown and April Showers with notable placings and odds. Ordinary Barron injured. J E Barron of Carrollton Ga reported bound for Als roam?
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New Orleans
Jockey Club
Nicol
Brushton
J Foy
Tiue
Webherfelds
Midnight Minstrel
Tuctus
Herman Doyle
Mathis
Newman
Carthsse
McLaughlin
Judge Parker
Pavo
Dick Brown
Sam Howard
April Showers
C. Connelly
Mary McCafferty
Nervator
Troxier
Mary ‘Worth
Julma
Lady Alga
Twemlow
Governor Sayers
Bon Mot
Ernest Perham
Shea
Hasvy Trade
Foy
Grnor
Dors
Tulare
Spring Fox
Elzhor
Romanelli
Nero
Lida Lieb
D Austin
Ed Tierney
Richtfal
Bradley BN
Sin Sliver
Spring Brook
Eliza Dillon
Jeffries Weary of His Honors in Savannah
World heavyweight champion Jim Jeffries told Savannah audiences he is tired of boxing life. He resents being pointed at as the bruiser and followed by curious urchins. He warned Gotch has one year to contest the title or he will retire to California to run his ranch and vineyard.
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Savannah
Jim Jemries
Frank Goteh
Jeffries
Jim
Bruiser
Hite
Gotch
Iame
California
Oaklawn Racing at Hot Springs Reveals Prolific Day
Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Arkansas hosted a racing card with Oki and Hing-Taene as early favorites in a six race program. Siverkin and Rose Ben claimed notable wins at long odds while several races featured close finishes and competitive fields including Voltage Bone Brake Donora Hose Ben and Thishe among others.
Calisch to Speak at Temple on Pryor Street
Dr ER N Calisch of Richmond Virginia will occupy Dr Marx’s pulpit at the Temple on South Pryor street Sunday morning at 11 o clock. An invitation to the public has been extended. Calisch is known in Atlanta as an eloquent speaker and a leader among his people. Large crowds attend his talks. Sunday is expected to follow the pattern.
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ER. N. Calisch
Richmond
Landslide Delays Louisville and Nashville Trains
A landslide on the L and N railroad between Graces and Bacon, near Birmingham, Ala disrupted through southbound services. The slide affected about ten miles of track within a seventy-five mile loop, causing several trains to run via the Bessemer route yesterday.
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Louisville and Nashville
Birmingham
Ala
Louisville and
Nashvile
Graces
Bacon
Nashville
Bessemer
Mansfield Delivers Splendid One Man Ivan The Terrible at Grand
Richard Mansfield wowed a Grand audience with Ivan the Terrible in a single night performance. The show drew praise for Mansfield's artistry despite uneven company support and mixed crowd enthusiasm. Next week, Grand Theatre touts Drury Lane's The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast with William Bramwell in Captain Barrington. Lieutenant James A Day resigns his Georgia Fourth Infantry commission, planning relocation to St George.
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Alexis Tostol
Mansfield
Wim
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Mansfeld
Stephen
Ivan
Atlanta
Beaucpire
Brutus
Manisfielt
Acter
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Mansfeidcully
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Russi
Mr. Manseld
Theater Mead
Trowbell
the Grand
Drury Lane
Grand
Ofuers
Byou
Henri Gresatti
Gelor
William Bramwell
Captain Barrington
Bramwell
Oath
Romeo
John Storm
Tago
Fielding
Berrington
Day
Fitzgerald, Ga
James A. Day
Claris Johnson
St. George
Weather forecast for several states with mixed conditions
The forecast covers Saturday and Sunday across Georgia Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Alabama Mississippi Western Florida and Louisiana. Conditions range from fair and colder to diminishing or fresh west winds with rain events. Temperature readings show a high near 24 and mean around 38 with modest precipitation and monthly deficits noted.
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Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
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Barbee
Bond
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U. S
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Louisville, Ky
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