Moncrief Park Maiden Two-Year-Olds Win Thrills at Jacksonville
Opening race at Moncrief Park features 16 maidens in a quarter mile sprint with Bandaga leading early and finishing strong. Elgin narrowly defeats Mamie Algol and Heart of Hyacinth in a neck and nose photo finish in the day’s final event, attracting a large crowd. The card includes multiple races with favorites posting wins, and Jacksonville entries listed for today’s program.
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Elgin
Mamie Algol
Heart of Hyacinth
Jacksonville
Fla
Moncrlet Park
Bandaga
Dunlop
Monortef Park
Mamie
Algol
Mls
Bandega
Ilo Lobert
Tony Darling
Godert
Lady Orratcant
Cing
Timp
Moncrief
Old Squaw
John Isgore
Flora Bryan
Edna Collins
Grand Pogsy
Balle of
Deland
Naughty Lad
New Star
Dr. Bert
Yonga
Sou
Mungeave
Uven
Lotta Creed
Page
Lucetta
Powers
Inferno Queen
St. Augustus
Pearl Point
Brown Tony
Stringency
Howard
Gatien
Las
Sand Piper
Warfield
Haz- Tet
Euripides
Woolupun
M. J. Whalen
Jack Parker
Cowen
Dr. Barkley
King
Howard Sheanaleo
Releases Approved by President Lynch
New York January. In his first official bulletin to club presidents, President Thomas J. Lynch of the National League announced releases approved: Boston to Indianapolis, Coffey. Brooklyn to Milwaukee, Marshall. Cincinnati to Wilkes-Barre, Egan. New York to Kansas City, Coonah. Pittsburgh to Omaha, Fox. St. Louis to New York, Shaw. St. Louis to Toronto, Delehanty.
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New York
Thomas J. Lynch
National League
Boston
Indianapoli
Gonn F. Coffey
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
A. A
W. K. Marshall
Cincinnati
Wilkesbarre
Frank J. Egan
Ngas City
A. Ady
John Coonah
Pittsburg
Omaha
W. Li
Willam H. Fox
St. Louis
N. la
A. S& Shaw
Toronto
E. L
Joseph Delehanty
Birmingham A C Versus Atlanta A C Saturday Clash
Birmingham A C and Atlanta A C renew their fierce rivalry in a Saturday night basketball clash at the Atlanta Athletic Club. Both teams are evenly matched and expected to draw a large crowd as they showcase strong lineups and strategic play. Dooin named Philadelphia manager in place of Murray after Murray’s deposition. Dooin succeeds Murray as Phillies skipper for one year.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Birmingham Athletic Club
Taney
Vanderbilt
Bome
Baskdihdll
Bighart
Weir
B. A.C
Doonan
Woodruff
Jeminon
le Pe
Wats Attkisson
Wyckham Thornton
Dooin
Murray
Philadephia
Fogel
Philadelphia National League Baseball Club
Charley Dooin
William Murray
Simmy Dasher Versus Mike Knoenem Offski at Monroe Card
Jimmy Desher and Mike Knoenem offski headline at the Monroe Athletic Club in the Stein er-Emery Building on Viaduct Place with Dasher riding a hot streak over Burns Kerr and Howard. Knoenemoffski commands a strong Atlante following after quick wins and is seen as local home talent. Two fast preliminaries set to start promptly at 9 oclock.
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Jimmy Desher
Mike Knoenemoffski
Monroe
Steiner-Emery
Viaduct Place
Dasher
Howard
Burns
Kerr
Atlanta
Knockemoftski
Atlante
Tom Raub Sold to Wilkes-Barre Tri-Bitte League
Catcher Tom Raub, after waivers from Southern League teams, is sold by Birmingham manager Molesworth to Wilkes-Barre in the Tri-Bitte League. Raub is described as a capable catcher and hitter but wary of playing south, and sought a position near his Philipsburg, Pa. home.
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Tom Raub
Molesworth
Birmingham
Porrel
Wilkesbarra
Raub
Philipsburg
Wilkesbarre
Wagner May Play First Position For Pirates
January 4 report from Pittsburg notes president Barney Dreyfus considers Hans Wagner for the initial corner of the diamond. Dreyfus hopes assigning him as a first baseman will reduce fielding strain and extend the star shortstop’s productive years.
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Wagner
Bittsburg
Barney Dreyfus
Fittsburg Baseball Club
Hans Wagner
Black Men Convicted in Kansas City Lynching Case
George Repnolde and John Williams, both Black, were found guilty of assault on Mrs. W. F. Jackson by a Kansas City jury. The sentence was fixed at hanging. The jail held the men amid threats of lynching before authorities moved them to a separate section of the jail.
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Kansas City
George
Repnolde
John Williame
W. F. Jackson
Tampa Track Daily Winners and Local Entrants
At Tampa on January 4 a warm track produced lively racing with Three Favor Lez winning and a strong Western visitor influx. Alice defeated Reldmore in the closing heat as favorites faltered. multiple races list winners such as Gelling Colletta Caesar Mettia Berard Tom Dolan Billie Hibbs and Alice with odds and times noted for each division.
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Tampa
Fly
Eard
Tavorlez
Ayers
Charles Sumner
Harry Firfield
Alice
Reldmore
Keldmore
R Colletta
Devonport
Blanche King
Petite
Brannan
Kathryne Gardner
M. Depress
Frank H. McKinney
Lang
Fundamental
Reilly
Morpeth
Stromeland
Nelie Burgess
Billie Hibbs
Lewis
Anna Smith
T. Hoerner
Occidental
Jackson
Carondelet
Crease
Dr. Crook
Catrina Montour
Burton
Beldmore
McCabe
Ascend
Otogy
Tmo
True Boy
Bronte
Canoplan
Col. Zeb
Two Hundred Pennies For Safe-Blowers
Knoxville Tennessee January 4 safe blowers who were avidly amateur attempted to blow the Greenville post office safe. They spent four hours trying to open it with dynamite but fled after failing leaving burglars tools behind. Their haul totaled two hundred pennies.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Greenville
Smith Beats Nat Thornton In Handball Championship
Carleton Y. Smith defeated Dr. Nat A. Thornton at the Atlanta Athletic Club to win the handball singles championship for the third time. The match featured slow play and few brilliant shots with a final score of 11-4 11-8 11-5, refereed by Wile Keeler and linesmen Luther Hudson, Gus Sisson, and Joe Gregg Jr.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Carleton Y. Smith
Nat A. Thornton
Smith
Thornton
Wile Keeler
Luther Hudson
Gus Sis
Molesworth rates Barons prospects for 1910 season
Birmingham reports manager Molesworth is optimistic about the Barons contending all season. Trades send Henline to Buffalo and Raub to Wilkesbarre. Returning pitchers Manuel Schapp Fiehar Robinson Bauer. new buys include Williams Wagner McTigue. Possible Dickson return. Elam may join at third. Infield contenders include Marean Newton Larson Emory. outfield features Molesworth Yancey and McBrige. Two catchers Eliot and Boyle added. Paddy Kane to return. Maley rejoining after a big year. A busy preseason roster aims for a strong showing.
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Birmingham
Ala
Molesworth
Barons
Henline
Buffalo
Raub
Wilkesbarre
Manuel
Schapp
Fiehar
Robinson
Bauer
Wiliama
Wagner
Mc‘Tigue
Dickson
Roy Elam
Cincinnati
Hut
Newton
Atlante
Anael
Marean
Emory
Larson
McGuvray
Gygil
Melenworth
Yancey
McBrige
Rock Island
Ith
Eliot
Kewanee
Joe Boyle
Lowell
Mass
Paddy Kane
Maley Fa
Salesmanship Apostle To Be Heard In Atlanta
Sheldon of Chicago, president of the Sheldon School of Salesmanship, will speak to Atlanta business men at the Auditorium on Thursday night January 20. His subject will be announced.
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Atlanta
Alp. Sheldon
Chicago
Sheldon
WLI
A.B. Sheldon
The Science of Salesmanship and Twentieth Century Business Building
Mr. Sheldon analyzes salesmanship from student and salesman viewpoints drawn from his Michigan career and twenty years on the road. He argues that sales enter nearly every human transaction and proposes a definite law of sale, marking him a pioneer in business instruction. Reserved seats for the lecture may be secured from T. P. Halliday at 308 Prudential Building.
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Sheldon
University of Michigan
T. P. Halliday
Prudential Building
Atlanta Man Plays in Long Chess Match
Henry Hutsler of Cincinnati, a member of the American team in a correspondence match with the Canadian Checker Club, retires due to a head injury. John McCormick, formerly of Atlanta, takes his place as the contest begins before Thanksgiving and will stretch into summer with forty games mailed between secretaries. A separate item notes Lamitn and L H Chappell traveling to Washington, D C, to petition Congress on the Chattahoochee river system.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Henry Hutsler
John McCormick
Atlanta
Columbus
Lamitn
L. H. Chappell
Washington, D. C
Congress
Chattahoochee
Timber lands bring 152000 at administrator sale in Nashville
Titton Georgia January 6 Special The turpentine and saw mill timber of D L C Harper of Berrien county sold at administrator's sale in Nashville to ex Senator J A Henderson of Osellis for 152000. The tract began as about 7000 acres, with over 5000 acres remaining standing. heirs of the estate were next bidders. Gress Manufacturing Company Titton and Massee Felton Lumber Company Macon were among top bidders. Henderson plans extending a railroad from Celita to Adel passing through the timber belt. The price equates to nearly 30 per acre. Plantation sold Americus Georgia January 4 Thirty two thousand dollars paid today for the late Mrs Pauting Allen Hill plantation and residence at administrator's sale.
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Titton
D. L. C Harper
Berrien County
Administrator's
Harper
Berrien
Gress Manufacturing Company
Massee-Felton Lumber Company
Macon
Henderson
Qelita
Alapache
Adel
Americus
Speciah
Pauting Allen Hii
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