Derby Candidate Stumbles in Valentine Stakes at Fair Grounds
New Orleans February 20 Hollomas Jason and Dorson's derby candidate faltered against St Valentine in a sixteenth shorter race. Monaco Maid closed hard as Hyacinth and Rainland faded. Track turned muddy after the third race as races featured Al Powell Robbing Hocus Pocus Third Alarm Stoner Kill Rolla Deuxtemps and more with entries listed for today’s program.
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New Orleans
al Powell
Robbing
Schroeders Midway
Livingston
Our Own
L. Smith
Miss Martha
Baneful
Little Wanda
Helmouth
Bitter Miles
Friction
Lucy Mar
Sewelly
Perrine
Lady Henrietta
Diggins
Penman
Triple Liver
Allista
Ethel Red
Plater
Dan Connors
Restoring Tan
Hird Rage
Third Alarm
Stoner Kill
Dr. Cotte
Rolla
St. Valentine
CW. Robbins
J. Johnson
Hollomas
Sewell
Little Scout
Firth
Bedell
Hyanth
Canyon
Belly
Burke
Cochran
van Bons
Ternis
Whippoorwill
St. John
Whorler
Rainland
J. Martin
Dapple Gold
Hebbing
Fred Hornbeck
Light Opera
Dr. Spruill
Atwood
Wedgewood
Fair Grounds
Jade
Lennyburn
Triple Silver
Bernie Cramer
Bonebrake
Pancreatia
Norwood Ohio
Potente
Affery
Dan McKenna
Shenandoah
Sir Francis
Maverick
Jl. Arsenal
Glen Gallant
J. J. Dr
Little Wands
Prince Rover
Judge Davay
Commodore Thelm
Weather Vane
Box Augustine
Glad Pirate
Black “Enamel
Blackburn
Big Store
Black Mate
Bateshed
Macey
Sonata
Sonoma Belle
Bou
Vigible
Paul
Erickory
Corners
Prince Salm Salm
Rode- Tek
Sait
Louis Kraft
Nones
Clover Land
Attraction
Clara Maxim
Flavigny
Bitter Crown
Daniel C
Portaworth
Etta M
Mahogany
Louisville Train Fare Special for Educational Meet
The W A BB and NCStL Ry offer round trip tickets to Louisville for 13.55 to 15.55 on February 24, 26, and 28, with a March 4, 1906 limit, in honor of the National Educational Association. Tickets should read via W A B B from Atlanta. Sleep car reservations via Bell Phones 169 or 213. CHAS E HAEMAN, General Passenger Agent. Charity Directors Meet outlines new directors Samuel Weyman and F L Seely, plus committees to study the negro problem and to urge city officials to attend the National Conference of Charities and Correction in Philadelphia. J C Logan to attend May meeting. New committee to investigate loafing on Decatur street includes Col W G Raoul and others, potentially before the state assembly for a standing committee.
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Louisville
N. C
Chas
E. Haeman
Associated Charities
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Linton G. Hopkins
Samuel T. Weyman
F. L .Seely
Atlanta Buys Five Players in Cleveland Trade
Manager Smith announced late last night that Atlanta received five minor leaguers from Cleveland. The players are Bugs Raymond Fred Burnum Bracken Evers and Fox. Burnum and Raymond were star pitchers for Atlanta last season and were sold to Cleveland, then returned. Bracken led Jacksonville in the South Atlantic League and was drafted by Cleveland. Evers and Fox, from Macon, were also drafted by Cleveland. Fox to first base, Evers as catcher, Bracken a strong pitcher, with Jordan’s berth to be clarified soon.
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Cleveland
Atlanta
Bugs
Raymond
Fred Burnum
Bracken
Evers
Fox
Burnum
Jacksonville
Macon
Bluebirds
South Atlantic
Little Rock
Smith
Stafford
Jordan
Drawing Material Drawn From John L Moore & Sons
Architects and engineers supplies listed at 42 North Broad Street in the Prudential building. The entry notes a selection of drafting tools and materials available through John L Moore & Sons.
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John L. Moore & Sons
N. Broad St
Prudentiay
City Park race results and opening golf club dates
The City Park program in New Orleans reports weather altered racing, with Sis Lee and Prince of Plese among beaten favorites. Race notes list winners, second and third place finisher details, track conditions, and entries. The Columbia Golf Club announces April 10-11 opening tournament dates with an expected 600 to 700 players.
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New Orleans
Sis .Lee
Prince of Plese
Harry Gardner
L. L. Lamar
Pendergast
Allen
Bias Nannie
Farrow
Hive Mint
Fox Hunting
Colin George
Taplola
Thistle Heather
Anna Fitzhugh
Arclight
John Garner
Captain Johnson
Cambridge
Cablegram
Nicol
Sheiaga
Lowe
Rama
R, Wilson
Gringo
Amfortas
Mayor Duncan
Hed Ruby
Saltie B. B
Tadelles
Honey Well
Bess Chaney
Grenade
B. Smith
Devout
Aualtor
Saave Lane
Margaret
Angela
Margaret M
Zinda
Massive
Bon Mot
B. Davis
Gon
Sis Lee
Lord Provost
W. Hodges
Anna Smith
Sith
Prince of Press
H. Rowe
Lieutenant Mac
Lieber Gore
Guds
Our al
Annie Berry
City Park
Conger
Della A
Harvest Time
Henry of
Ingolthrift
Chara Dungannon
Knowledge
Algonquin
Lady Mistake
Gray Dal
Ezra
Cascine
Father Talent
Capitano
Honda
Kibosh
Jack Adams
Parisienne
Ovina
Sportsman
Little Hed
Wile
Sexteenth
Gelling
Keinwood Rockaway
Merry ‘Acrobat
Gambler Juha
Morenda
Lee
Goldie Manouvre
Wogsle Bug
Washington
Remaneyer Sue
Columbia Golf Club
Umpire Staff Is Completed For Southern League
Little Rock February 20 Special President Kavanaugh announced C F Kennedy of Springfield Mass as umpire for the Southern League this season completing the staff with Dan Prenninger W J Buckley and T F Ruddenham All umpires in the league for 1908 have worked in the New York State League Gordon Institute at Barnesville Ga closed a deal with Sam Woodward of Atlanta to coach the Gordon baseball team for 1906 He will arrive in March and lead a promising prep squad aiming for a pennant and a new athletic park to be finished by opening day The staff includes Mercer Barron Williams Simpson Murphey Ridley Faulk Corker and others competing for positions in the infield and outfield backed by a town athletic board with strong local support and bright prospects for the season.
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Little Rock
Ark
jPresident
Kavanaugh
C. F. Kennedy
Springfield
Mass
Dan Prenninger
W. J. Buckley
T. F. Ruddenham
Woodward
Barnesville
Gordon Institute
Sam Woodward
Atlanta
Gordon
Athletic Board
Hih
Locust Grove
Mercer
Middle Georgia
Stone Mountain
Barron
Williams
Simpson
Murphey
Ridley
Faulk
Corker
Sarely
Franklin
Grace
Pitts
Sophomores Triumph Over Freshmen In Hanner Field Opener
In Oxford Georgia on February 20 the first baseball game of the season at Hanner field saw the sophomores defeat the freshmen 5 to 2 after nine innings. Felker and Trammell led the sophomores with strong pitching and run production while P. Smith and Hartsfield played for the freshmen. Carroll contributed notable hits as the freshmen displayed promise for a busy season of interclass games.
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Emory Vonege
Oxford
Hanner Field
Sophs
Felker
Trammell
P. Smith
Hartsfield
Record Set in Ten Pins at Case's Alleys
Herbert broke the world ten pins record with 1,086 for five games against DeNise who scored 98. He hit two 200s, rolled 183 170 180 277 255 for a 1,086 total and 217 average, with 32 straight clean frames and tough splits. Elliott and Wellsbern challenge Bridges and Plummer from Memphis, seven-game south series. Herbert and Eagan meet McCay tonight in a Dixie two man championship series.
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Mr. Herbert
DeNise
Herbert
Herpert
Co. F. Bridges
BR. G. Plummer
Memphis
Hllott
Wellbern
Ihisgertes
Hiliott
Eagan
McCay
Dixie
Lipton Offers Cup Raced in 22 Rating Class
Sir Thomas Lipton has offered a $600 cup to be raced for in the 22 rating class under the Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts. The Boston Yacht Club has accepted the challenge in trust, signaling a new national sailing competition with Lipton's backing and local club involvement.
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Whitehall
Decatur
Peters
Derby
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Southern Distributors
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Richmond
Phil G. Kelly
Richmong
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Maristas
Atlanta, GA
Baseball Goods
Victor
Anderson Hardware Co
Sporting Goods
Edgewood Ave
A.l.waldo & CO. Insurance
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