Dwyer Beats Munroe in Three Falls Wrestling Match
Dwyer defeated Miner Munroe in three falls, after losing the first fall to Munroe. Dwyer won the second and third falls with leg locks and arm holds, the crowd intense and partisan. Munroe weighed 207 pounds to Dwyer’s 168, with Munroe planning future matches in Atlanta, Philadelphia, Savannah, or Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwyer
Oto
Miner Moree
Jack Munroe
M. J. Dwyer
Jack
Munroe
Atlante
Wil
Charles Leonhardt
Atlanta Athletic Club
Munray
Jack O Brien
Philladelphia
Bavannah
Augusta
Atlanta
Y M C and Boys Entertain Visitors at Gymnasium
A Y M C A programme last night showcased boys work with class drills and special exercises. Thursday was visitors day with many attendees drawn to the gymnasium for an evening of entertainment and displays.
Meeting Postponed on Premium Lists for State Fair
The Georgia Agricultural Society and Southern Interstate Fair Association officers postponed yesterday's Piedmont meeting to this morning at 10 o'clock. They aim to arrange premium lists to announce them early so individuals will know exactly what to expect in terms of exhibits and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Agricultural Society
Southern Interstate Fair Association
Piedmont
Underwood Wins Suit in Brooklyn Court
General John Underwood of Kentucky won a civil suit against the Confederate Memorial Association in the United States circuit court at Brooklyn. The verdict awarded him 16000 dollars for commissions on sums raised for the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
New York
John €. Underwood
Kentucky
Confederate Memorial Association
United States Circuit Court
Brooklyn
Financial losses and expenditures report fragment
The text presents figures for losses due and unpaid, gross losses in processing or adjustment, losses resisted with interest costs and expenses, and expenditures during the last six months. It lists amounts such as 1,609,640.85 and 32,870.53 for taxes and other payments, along with totals and allocations from company accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odescie Ae
Insurance Commissioner
State OF New York
County OF New York
A. H. Wray
Oaklawn racing results wash out Hot Springs form
Hot Springs February 23 report shows today's Oaklawn races deflating the prior form. Port Worth was the lone favorite winner with several outsiders taking events. The track remained poor with little improvement, and detailed race-by-race results list winners, times, and positions.
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Hot Springs
Oaklawn
Port Worth
Lindsey
Dixon
Speriing
S.J. Walsh
Quster
Farragut
von Kettel
Ramelson
Wonderly
Temerity
Cormack
Tribes
Sperling
Major Daniels
Tennessteen
Locket
Chemist
Mrema
Simon Kent
Uncey
Wan
Velna- Guez
Fillacbrand
Secon Mordella
Perkins
Tima
Nannan
Billy Moore
Rus
Miss Lcarmett
Bensonhurst
Voltage
Dickson
F. van
Veltal
Macey
Bravery
Burak
Charlea Eliott
Dro Fillipo
Firth Rave
Creamer
Wulnon Prady
Henry
Ross Croix
Boeing
Sage
Peter Marianiel Ram
Compass
Normar
Dawson
Silver Meade
Mondula
Preston Rin
Jean Leo
Bil Hoit
Eva Jean
Strategem
Negaunee
Mary Mac
Samperia
Edgardo
Golden Age
Nanman
AH Scarlet
Seaps
Glowstar
Nepenthe
Cash Boy
Past Master
Erema
Colonsay
Mabel Gimms
Dolinda
Gusten
Baikal
Pete Daney
Attun
Purac
Mexicanna
Gold Bell
Crown Prince
Lone Wolf
Pi Captain
Dewey
Schrie
Natobarie
Waller Citler
Cornelian
Gold Bridge
Yeoman
Sadie Marten
Sicyou
Halmer V
Monors
Minna Baker
America! TT
O'Reilly
Falkland
Excentral
Loone
Plea
Give Ail
Lectle
Races at Oakland postponed after turfman’s death
In Oakland California on February 23 the California Jockey Club races were postponed due to the death of the infant son of Mrs Charles Dunphy daughter of Colonel Daniel Burrs. Entries will stand and the decision is noted. Washington also reports Senate confirmations naming William G Whipple US attorney for the eastern district of Arkansas and Francis C Lowell US circuit judge for the first circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California Jockey Club
Oakland
Charles Dunphy
Daniel Burrs
Senate
Washington
Senate Today
William G. Whipple
United States
Eastern District of
Arkansas
Francis C. Lowell
First Circuit
City Park race results reflect favored winners in wet track
At City Park New Orleans February 23 rough conditions favored favorites as heavy betting marked the day. Races included three year olds at six furlongs won by Ascot Belle with Padre second, and mid distance events with values up to 500 dollars. Additional entries listed for today’s card across six races with multiple horses named.
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New Orleans
City Park
Pirst Fhach
Ascot Belle
Nicol
Padre
H. Anderson
Judge Traynor
Gannon
Norwood Qhlo
Jon Gummer
Wood Claim
Sand Bath
Herman Doyle
Esther Goodrich Zan
Mathis
Newman
Dr. McCluer
Prince Glenn
Good
Carewe
Frankie Armstrong
Olus
Judge Saudes
Oregar
Morris Woimar
Shay
Harry Stephens
G. Perrin
Vienna
Justice
C. Connell
Romanell
Jeangravier
Springbrook
Our Salle
Norman Holt
Dr. Kler
Armorer
Hemlock
Antagone
St. Wood
Norel Tan
Florentine
Lidwina
McGinn
Governor Sayres
Romanely
Tine
Yorkshire Lad
Demurrer
Jim ‘Ferrin
Kentucky
Bell Indian
Austin
Rightful
Onleaia
Brasil
Annora J
Lew Cut
Elghor
Soldiers Tie for Third in Indoor Baseball Clash
The Soldiers beat the Piedmonts 9 to 1 at Piedmont Athletic Club to climb out of last place and share third with the Piedmonts after a long layoff with no games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Indoor Baseball
Atlanta
Piedmons
Piedmont Athletic Club
Soldier Boys Swinning
Piedmonts
Rams Horn and Huzeah Lead at Crescent City Jockey Club
At New Orleans fair grounds on February 23 Rams Horn, kept under restraint, and Huzeah, classed above the field, won as favorites while Joni Doyle and Lidgy Brook took the first two races under pressure. Song and Wine faded in the stretch of the third, Dance Music saved by a narrow margin in the match, and Maxey Moore prevailed at 25 to 1 in the fifth. Track good, weather clear. fields strong with numerous listed entries across six races.
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New Orleans
Maxey Moors
Joan Doyle
Seder
Eng‘gerly
Heatherington
Ponca
Sherer
Responsive
Lady Helaire
Dob Murphy
Flora Levy
Avoid
Anna
Fleettal Wae Tan
Lidgy Brook
Dominick
Presentiment
G. H
Philps
Tallona
Monamour
Algeba
Margery
Gaffney
Alice Uloyd
Juste
Tarbula
Jiss Hazy
St. Bonnta
J. Johnson
Mcintyre
Secon
John Nolan
Stovab
Lucky Charm
Taple
Leo
Rams Horn
Crimminsy
Matador
Aubuchon
Hennessy
Lady Enlfeon
Ranger
Bice
Seiling
Maxley Moore
Lee
Aules
National
Crimmins
Hime
McWilliams
Aden
Lady Free Knight
Cataline
Dixie Lad
Drummond
Mezzo
Tristan Shandy
Lee King
Canyon
Vic
Hace
Mies
Yuila Juakin
Antimony
Tom Mankins
Wreath of
Ivy
Felix Mozzes
Charlie Dickson
Redman
Lieutenant Rive
Little Sack Horner
Knowledge
la Cache
Sadduecge
Pity
Whorler
Mrs. Prank Feater
Wellesley
Shogun
Cardinal Wolsey
Sweet Charity
Dallas
Panett
Ascot Park race day softened by second choices
At Ascot Los Angeles on February 23 silver Sue and Dad Anderson were the leading favorites, with Roush Rider and the Bugaboo as decisive runners up. First race winner Silver Sue 7 to 5 over Search Me, Daisy Brouck. second race Gune Banton took the prize. Rough Rider led third race, with time 1:53 4. Fourth race yielded Dod Anderson over Rubiana. fifth race saw Golden Sunrise prevail. sixth race feature The Bugahas with Swan and Bronze Wine close behind. Entries list shows multiple seven furlong and one mile races with noted horses and riders throughout the card.
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Los Angeles
Silver Sue
Dad Anderson
Ascot Park
Roush
Bugaboo
Eettore
Dugan
Search Me
McBride
Daisy Brouck
McDaniel
the. Tyne
Aminte
Letoilu
Winifreda
Formith
Molett
Iullery
Wen
Trask
Perrine
J. Ateand
Huapala
Millers
Golden Tight
Posttian
Ugl’ Horsand
Tryon
Dod Anderson
Lynch
Rubiana
Joe Kelly
1Elderson
Wdinborour
Remembs
Miss Prova
Our Golden Sunrise
Fuller
Kung
Skentie
Prior
Becumada
Retador
Chalkeiduch
Meadow Horn
Black Joe
King Promise
Bugahas
Straggler
Bronze Wine
Tater Care
Laurepe
Mannie
Banililto
Ascot
Fygman Ghalk Hendrick
Danzaio
Kitty Roark
Babow
Zu-Zu
Miss Poowali
Massacre
Lady Ninora
Ange Uno
Prince Hoadley
Sherif
Barghesi
Atlantic O
Georgenlette
Sle Wheeler
Florista
Orchan
Slauson
Americana
Buorrington
BE. x. Brattain
Cotilion
le Lande
Rireful
Memphis Defeats Atlanta in Bowling Match
Memphis bowlers posted a total of 2575 across three games while Atlanta struggled with 2453. Atlanta suffered a string of misfortune during the contest at Bobby Walthote’s alleys as Memphis claimed victory.
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Atlanta
Memphis
Alanta
Bobby Walthotes
Jess
Southern League meeting plans and keeper of scandals
Chief Joyner departs Atlanta at 1 today for the Southern League meeting in Montgomery where the league schedule will be adopted and key issues decided. Newt Fisher may again back William Phyle amid past accusations of fixed games. Otto Jordan arrives Saturday as Atlanta captain manager possibly to announce a new catcher. Joyner enforces discipline against excess drinking. no room for heavy drinkers on the Crackers. Firemen prepare a team at Piedmont park. other local squads join in a lively season ahead. Latham may umpire again to keep league affairs steady.
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Joyner
Atlanta
Southern League
Montgomery
Newt Fisher
William Phyle
Newt
Phyle
Otto Jordan
Crackers
Tiav
Piedmont Park
Crockers
Jthia
Locers
Athletics
Piedmonts
Techs
Gcalpa
Latham
Carpenter
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Miner Munroe
Butte
First Fall
Y. M. C. & Boys Entertain
Young Men’s Christian Association
Cascade’r Whisky
Onne
Wer
GEO. A. Dicfel & Co., Distillers
Nashville, Tenn
Jac
Haas & MacIntyre
Marine and Casualty Insurance
Century Building
Alexander Macdoucald
North British and Mercantile Fire Insurance Co
London
Edinburgh
Kingdom of Great Britain
Georgia
Sala
William St
Company Deposit Bank
Ecruer
Milwaukee Underwriters
Issock
Philadelphia
Underwriters Association
Acta Cash Market
Commercial Union Assurance Co.Ltd
Great Britain
Corner Fine
William Streets
Idee Abe
Hi. G. Richards
Mort Brittan
Mercantile Insurance Company
Great BoMain
E. G. Richards
Edwin F Conny
State of Georgia
R. Thomasson
Haas & Wnelntyre
Egente
Lie
Batty
Ben
Reekve Dee
H.R. Ray
Kings Co. N
New York County
Jacob Haas
Pacific Surety Company
California
Montgomery Street
Cal
I. Capital
Inter Savings Bank
State OF California
County OF
San Trancisco
Wallace Everson
The
Pacific Surety Som
Manley
Northern District of
AT. Hot Springs
O Furionga
Brushton
Prince
Barker-Harrizon
Roxet
Hole
Tago
Maceona
Bob Jossom
James H. Reed
Bnarp Bey
Roundelay
Hur
Pcon
Glad Emile
Equity
Tom Rowe
Paul Whaley
Poseur
Benmora
April Showers
Giwmpballe
Noweta
Yellow Hanmer
Bodul
iRessmiond
Coruscate
Ernest Parham
Bes Sic
Bes Sic “Me
Abelyand
Greenfare
Delaval
Piker Clerk
Hoodwink
Rian
Brunswick
Little Giant
Biest Sel
Wehatche
Colonial Lady
Fishhook
Parvo
Favorita
Peggy
Hostility
Bertham
Huzese
Fustain
Bussful
McCrathina Prince
My Gem
Robador
Head Dance
Larida
Varro
Gainzburg
Exapo
Bronze Wing
Ill
Sportsman
Bulley
Kerusha
Montdolens
Philanthoph
McJetty
Maggie Mackey
Savannah
J. S. Holmes
WM. &. Clements
Oty Tekot
Bull Street
Kingc
Marintta Street
Dr. King Medical Co
Gor. Waretts & Peachtrests
Atlanta, Ga
Ea Usley
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