Martha Washington stakes at Fair Grounds crowns Bemay and Mint Berla
Snyder & Co. runners Bemay and Mint Berla won the Martha Washington stakes for 2-year-old fillies at half a mile in good weather. Elsie Janis was a strong favorite with Logistina and Third Alarm among other winning favorites. J. Co. Clem won the first race, and Sir Hugh broke down in the opening race.
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Logistina
Third Alarm
Sir Hugh
J. Co. Clem
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Perla
Martin
Histo Janis
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Hoch To Die Today In Chicago Execution Set
In Chicago on February 22 preparations for the fourth time since Johann Troch’s conviction were under way amid Hoch’s good spirits. He said he had lost hope and expects to die, with the execution scheduled for tomorrow.
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Oaklawn Race Day Sparks Tight Meet in Hot Springs
Radtke adds four wins at Oaklawn to reach 18 victories in 29 starts as shortage of skilled jockeys risks meeting pace. Legatee delays feature as Los Angelene takes fourth race by five lengths. preparations continue for rest of six selling events with detailed results and entries listed for today’s card.
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Radtke
Oaklawn
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J Dennison
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Indoor Meet Saturday to Crown Georgia Prep Association Champion
Twenty five prep athletes compete for the Georgia Prep Association indoor title at the YMCA Saturday night. Twenty five entries from six schools will vie in five events with a five three and one point scoring. Members include Boys High School Peacockin School for Boys Georgia Mil iuary Academy and Military College Milledgeville Donald Fraser and the University School at Stone Mountain.
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Milledgeville
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Stone Mountain
Blue Dale Wins National Stake at City Park
New Orleans February 22 Blue Dale won the National stakes at half a mile worth 1380 to the winner. Karama and Lens were equal favorites at 1 to 2 with Blue Dale at 7 to 1. Karama led early but tired and fouled Lens. Blue Dale edged clear by a length, Karama disqualified, Lens second, Bossem an third. Other results note Mildred broke down and Nicol fined for rough riding.
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Garnish
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Stouch to Lead Georgia Baseball Training in Athens
Tommy Stouch, Georgia baseball coach, will arrive Saturday to take charge of training. About thirty players are expected to report, with Captain Sullivan reducing the squad for efficiency. Franklin may be catcher, Bulliván a top pitcher, and McWhorter out this season. Infield and outfield positions remain unsettled and batting is a key early focus.
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Cumberland Park to host racing next spring in Tennessee
Nashville February 22 Irby Bennett elected president and John W Russwurm secretary at a Tennessee Breeders Association meeting finalizing a reorganization. It is expected Cumberland Park will host racing next spring on dates set by the American Turf Association. A proposal was sent to the Telmedzee Fair Association, which controls the track, for park use on specific dates. A committee will report. Valdosta team names announced for southern league season including Nashville matchups.
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Cumberland Park
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the Fair Association
Valdosta
A J. Starr
Valdosta Bagewall
Nashville, Tenn
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Creek
Dodd Sets Lively Mississippi Season Schedule
Memphis, February 22. Manager Dodd has arranged a robust Mississippi varsity season with three games here and three at Starkville. The slate features Nashville, Arkansas, Texas, Starkville, Jefferson College, Louisiana, Tulane, and a state championship series with A&M. Captain Huggins leads a growing squad as warm weather boosts practice.
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Dodd
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Oxford
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Starkville
Jefferson College
Natchez
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Baton Rouge
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New Orleans
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Mississippi
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Jones
Ed Ransick Heads Augusta Club After Atlanta Visit
Ed Ransick, manager of the Augusta baseball club, was in Atlanta Wednesday afternoon en route to New Orleans for the season opener. He left Cincinnati, his winter headquarters, with several Cincinnati amateurs and semipro players signed, expecting a strong campaign. Roth, formerly with All-Bussa, has joined a New York State League team.
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All- Bussa
Round trip to Louisville offered for 13 55 via W A B R line
The W and A B R and N C and J T Ry announce round trip tickets to Louisville and return for 13.55 on February 24 and 25 and 26 with final limit March 1906. Open to the public for the National Educational Association meeting in Louisville Kentucky. Tickets should read via W A BR B out of Atlanta. For reservations call Bell Phones 169 or 213. CHAS E HARMAN General Passenger Agent.
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Atlanta
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New Orleans
Mobile
Voien
Benefit Matinee to Aid Old Ladies' Home at Auditorium
The Saturday moving pictures matinee at Peachtree Auditorium will raise funds for the Old Ladies' Home. A Britt Nelson prize fight film draws crowds. manager Anderson expects a record attendance. Reproductions include The Trip to the Moon and The Holy City, with Compton naming Memphis staff of umpires for the 1906 Cotton States League: Joe Burke Birmingham J J Brady Cincinnati Ned S Taylor.
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Podbean
Compton
Memphis
Joe Burke
Birmingham
J J. Brady
Cincinnati
Ned
Taylor
Burke
Memphis Baseball Crew Heads to Southern League Meeting
Manager Charles Babb and secretary McCulough of the Memphis club depart for New Orleans to attend the Southern League spring meeting. Local reps plan to object to a schedule that could clash with Montgomery Park spring race events.
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McCulough
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Brighton Handicap slated for July 4 at Brighton Beach
New York February 22 The Brighton Beach Racing Association announced that the $28,000 Brighton handicap the richest of the big handicaps will be run on Saturday July 4 the fourth day of the summer meeting to be held at Brighton Beach.
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Brighton Beach Racing Association
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The Grand stage hosts Frumpty Dumpty and Tokio hits
The Grand presents Frumpty Dumpty with high attendance as audiences flock to see Miss Bertis Lalawage solo and Richard Carle's The Mayor of Tokio. Strong company, smart librettos, and standout performances from Miss Emma Janvier Miss Veviia Rhoda and Miss Ada Mitchell rally critical praise while Lottie Williams headlines at the Bijou with My Tom Boy Girl.
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The Wilders Are Acquitted
In Panpa Florida on February 22 a trial concluded with the acquittal of Sam Hopkies Wilder and Oscar Reanréen. The proceedings referenced a jurist judge Halte and noted acquittal was duly rendered amid chaotic testimony about melons and a counter near Tuan.
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