Whip to Wis Tail Leads Kennedy in Emeryville Feature
Captain Kennedy dominates the Emeryville race in California, riding Captain Kennedy to victory while his whip attached to his tail. Joe Rose finishes second as Copper team, a Kenilworth progeny, challenges at odds. Multiple races showcase muddy track conditions and close finishes with notable contenders Notter, Dunwhilde, and Geraldo among the field.
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Kennedy
Oakland
Cal
Kenedy
Emeryville
Joe Rose
Kenilworth
Dunphey
Notter
Louis Streuber
Fannell Hail
Room
Ghlbertl
Marchesa Enamour
Lucky Mete
RM Brown
Lochnagar
Fullatta
Taplin
CH Miller
Prince of Orange
Lady Alicia
Captain Kennedy
Walsh
Upton
Nadzu
Bonique Creation
Bir Lynnewood
Warner Griswell
McIntyre
Seri
T. Warming Katle Powers Beechwoneen
Fatelle Cran
Fotanist
St Frantis HL
Mentry
Argonau
Uneventful Savannah race day ends in dramatic injuries
January racing at Thunderbolt turns chaotic Green How breaks neck in first race Jockey A Teo injured with collarbone owner Dr Tyree had purchased Sun Fire in morning betting heavily for win and place Salvulaine ridden hard in stretch Attendance 500 plus chaotic results across four races with Sun Fire and Jule Dundon noted in the finish order.
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Thunderbolt
Green How
Teo Wa
Dr Tyree
Washington
Salvulaine
CHE Ton Forge
Druid
Paris
Saltolaine
Spring Frog
Castlewood
Turton Sn Smith
Atria
Ora Suddeth
Sun Fire
Bowen
Birdslayer
Jule Dundon
Coal-Keiley Fuel Company Notice
Coal-Keiley Coal that good Keiley Fuel Company contact via telephone 3585 listed for inquiries or orders.
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Keiley Coal
Sither
Keiley Fuel Company
Clayton Perry May Play With Travelers
Montgomery Alabama January 4 President Chambers of the local bail team hears that Clayton Perry, last year’s third baseman sold to Detroit, has been secured to play third by Little Rock Corbett Brock Watch Off. New Orleans in January. It was announced by Manager Moss of the West Side Athletic Club that the return bout between Young Corbett and Phil Brock had been declared off. Brock may not get in condition by January 1. In lieu of the bout declared off, the West Side Club states a match has been arranged between Young Corbett and Harry Ferns of New York for January 1.
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Montgomery
Ala
Chambers
Clayton Perry
Detroit
Little Rock
Mobile cancels Sunday baseball after governor orders halt
Mobile club president announces Sunday games will stop following orders from Governor Comer. Sheriff Cessias and deputies informed the club head of the stoppage plan amid impeachment threats. Ulla Gregory was signed as infielder for next season. Schedule committee set to meet January 7. Banks and Bussys advertise cleaning and reshaping services.
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Kavanaugh
Atlanta Athletic Club scrimmages and prospects in late season
The Atlanta Athletic Club basketball squad conducts nightly practice games through Friday with Mercer University's fast team arriving Saturday for a key matchup. Rube Waddell, a noted star, figures in past all star play and a Chicago win. Abie Attell and Jem Driscoll loom as potential featherweight contenders, while Jimmy Britt prepares for a Paris battle against Adolphe. The United States Golf Association meets in New York, and the Atlanta baseball office moves into Empire Building with new rooms on the thirteenth floor. Smiling Bill Viebahn mourns his mother as fans express support.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Mercer University
Mercer
The
Baptista
Atlanta
Tech
Heisman
Athletic Club
Jockey Powers Wins Five at Santa Anita as La Gloria Leads
Jockey Powers rode three winners at Santa Anita Park, including the favorite La Gloria in the fourth race, edging Hiamount at the finish by a nose. The card lists results across six races with expansive markets, times, and placements for horses such as Allevcator, Tim O'Toale, Calves, and Mary F, highlighting Power's multiple victories in a busy program.
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Lon Angeles Cal
Powers
Santa Anita Park
Tim O'Toale
Harris
Calves
McCahey
Karodo
Keoslante
Orcagann
Progress
Friar of Elgin
Cha
Pace
Orello Ardis
Old Settles
Mr Pairbanke
Don Franco
Booker
A J Small
Treubel
Frank J Hogan
McGee
Mr Hose
Wicket Lass
Credit Account
Maternus
Kios
Gregora
Dare No
Welling Pel
Bhulling
Mary F
Smitey Metaner
Page
Belle of
Iroquois
Shirley Rossmore
Captain Burnett
Guiding Star
Korosllany
Free Knight the Bear
Stor
Folx
Bhilling
Lo. Wlerig
Martin
Strigency
Fargo Sudereem van
Meltola
Balance in baseball commission stalls decisive ruling
The national baseball commission adjourned after six hours without a decision on whether the American Association and Eastern League join a special classification New actions included the reinstatement of Jimmy Sebring after his third petition and a $200 fines mix for several Washington players Umpire Owens was signed for American Association games by President O brien, surprising Fulham who expected him to stay in the National League Plans for future meetings were postponed to Cleveland in about ten days.
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Commission
Sebring
Owens
American Association
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission
Sebringla
Freeman
Johnson
Jesse Tannehill
Kelley
Washington
Ausual
John & Brice
Herrmann
Joseph O'Brien
Kansas
Oweng
Fulham
O'Brien
Cleveland
Johnson Would Be Easy For James J Corbett
James J Jet fries, former heavyweight champion, said Corbett would have an easy time defeating Jack Johnson if Corbett trained, while Johnson dismisses him and claims Corbett cannot match his form. The New Orleans Baseball Company reelected officers Leonard Stern as president and others. Joy Turner of Washington defeated by Bully Ich in two straight falls, with Rich said to be Al Ankerman.
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James Jetfries
Joe Angeles
James J Jetfries
James J Corbett
Jack Johnson
Corbett
Johnson
Rich
Turner
Lynchburg
Joy Turner
Washington
Bully Ich
Dunkirk
al Ankerman
Bartl
Columbia
Atlanta
Hugh Cardoza
Henry DeGive
Ulan
Andy Lewis
Jane
Andy
Rack Ilano
Groves
Doyle
Notre Dame Defeats Birmingham in 30 to 22 basketball game
Notre Dame defeated the Birmingham Athletic Club in Birmingham Alabama by 30 to 22. The game featured Moser a player drafted by Billy Smith from Lancaster who may be sold or traded if waivers are secured. Mower is not considered ripe for a move yet.
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Notre Dame
Birmingham
Ala
Birpingham Athletic Club
Moser
Billy Smith
Lancaster
Luce
The Cat and the Fiddle at the Grand and More
The Grand hosted Charles A Sellon in The Cat and the Fiddle with strong laughs from Happy Child of Fortune and Morence Willis as Gent, while the Orpheum week headlines feature James and Sadie Leonard and the American Newsboys Quartet. Bijou Mardi Gras Beauties draw crowds as Atlanta tastes burlesque again with dazzling costumes and lively numbers.
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Charles A Sellon
Old
England
Charles A Sellow
Miorence Wills
Gent
Meeting notes show officers elected and parish events
Beth James Congregation elected Joseph Towns as president Ho V Witengky as treasurer Jack J Paul as secretary The Welk of Prayah church met at Harris Street Preeinterian church each evening this week except Saturday Services began 7 46 and closed at 8 30. Pastor Hay Jere A Muyre preached. Also reports show a red letter day at Wesley Memorial church with quarterly communion and 260 in Sunday school, seven conversions, and thirty new members added this quarter.
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Congregation
Beth James
Joseph Towns
Vieurement SE Pardon Tredaurer Ho
Witengky Financial
Jack J Paul
Welk OF
Prayah
Harris Street
Hay Jere
Wesley Memorial Church
Vvrank Sitter
Where Is Kitchens Death Case Haunts City Inquiries
Police search for Ciit ford Biktchen, the young bookkeeper, amid accusations of suicide by actions attributed to a letter from his mother. The case centers on unclear letters and the question of a possible homicide or suicide while investigators pursue clues from this month.
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Dick Jemison
Toda
Coopers
Hanrulsy Gace
Ital
Canardo
Mey Neugent
Wilmere
Wien Flenic Bihronia
Tilan Maid Contrerota
Handel
Owen
Jim Hanna
Lord Renagelzer
Arts Fo
Farleigh
Jeasup
Booger Hed
Stilley Corbett
Colonel White
Senator Beckham
Dr Mayer
Feteile
Hampton Beauth
Emme
Ecal Delliery
John @ Rice
Exchequer
Ny Meyer
Gena Russell
Savannah
Travelers
Ana
Mera
Soda Cranser
Comer
Inge
Bill
Busssy'r
Dick’s Dopum
Rube Waddell
St Loula
Chicago
Rute
St Louia
Waddell
Bekerralls
Abe Attell
Jem Driscoll
Attell
Joe Pepe
Httle
Montgomery Climbers
New York
Mathewson, Herzog, Devlin
Jimmy Britt
Adolphe
Zemite
Jimmy
United States Golf Association
Baseball Association
Empire Building
Smith
Bill Viebahn
Santa
Anita
Ball Machates
James J. Corbett
New Orleans
New Orleans Baseball Company
Leonard Stern
Cahriel Frank
A J Heinemann
Clinchfield
Atlanta National Bank
Atlanta, GA
Resources
United States
Banking House
Orpheum
James
Sadie Leonard
Anderson
Ceaser
Bowery
Mark Anthony
Our City
Louis Grega
Linden Beckwith
Mica Beckwith
Annia Laurie
Menetekel
Europe
Whiting
Clark Asters
Ferrell Brothers
Cripple Creek
Wilds
West
Lyric
Aee
Dynamite Ann
Waketah
Crippig Creek
Odemses
Jei Piet
Joe Mayheld
Joe
Guy de Vere
Francis Wilson
Comedlan
Priday
Hans Hobert
J A Haggard
Tabernale Infirmaty
Pat Moore
Guy
Internal Revenue
Spring Street
Mr Moore
Viorida
Wilby
Signa Ct
Fim
Jones
Recorder Broyles
Court Room
Dave Scott
Della Parks
United States Grand Jury
Sar
Magneta Street
Luke Beadley
Mhs Burns
Mre Bradley
Lnte
Luke Bradley
Lfe
Aouth
Burns
Southern Railroad
Solonei Abet
Polnd
Crew Street
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Newman
Federal Court
Sweaterdey
Gainemuile Electric Railway Company
Rome
Lindsay Hollow
Dawson County
Federal
Holloway
Fulton County
Charley Speer
Colquitt
iMta
Speer
Dgetivee Bullard
Decatur Street
Henry Shields
Dunton
Lloyd
Whitehall
Shields
Shi Ide
Ciitford Biktchen
Sieliuusis
Oman
Neraat
Cascade
Nashville, Tennessee
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