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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1905
Page
14
At Oakland the card offered editing races with Glehden ming and My Order as winners. Hugh McGowan led strong second places, while Glordenning and Horodun headed multirace results in a crowded program.
Nashville clubs Hermitage and University, two southern staples, reject consolidation. Each club holds significant property valued around 50 000 dollars, with prominent Tennessean membership. A plan to unite for new buildings and old General Jackson furniture was dropped, leaving both bodies independent under Major John W. Thomas. Also reported: a Columbus courtroom incident ends with a shooting after a man swaps horses and a threat of criminal provocation.
Gus Hesdorn mised the top spot as Stan dard Bearers won a series of races at Oaklawn Park. Toscan led in the mile and a sixteenth event with strong performances from Canajoharie Inflammable and other favorites. Daily entries list six races with weights and times, including winners Maginia Toscan and Wes.
The Atlanta Amenc cue and Piedmont Athletic Club divided wins last night. Fuller and McMillar of Atlanta Athletic defeated Taylor and Ramspeck of Piedmont 11 to 5 in handball. In singles Taylor of Piedmont beat Fuller. McMillan of Atlanta defeated Ramspeck 11 to 0. Piedmont won the basketball game 6 to 0 after a tight first half 2 to 2, with the new club team pulling ahead in the second half.
Matt J Winn president of the National Turf association called a meeting for Rest Tuesday in Chicago to confirm recent action dates and review rites and by laws from New Orleans. When asked about outlawing horsemen by the Western Jocks Club he said no not recognize or notice that action calling it a stupendous joke.
A resident of Mayetta Kansas described a persistent eczema on the left limb growing from the thumb to the hand, with burning pain. After trying advertised cures and consulting physicians, they began S.S. treatment and were cured.
New Orleans march 8 the crescent city jockey club carded eight races with two stakes Leonard Joe Hayman a hot favorite led from the start in the premier stakes six furlongs and won by four lengths over Jim McGinnis Verdant and Proteus were strong second choices but failed to threaten the winner rapid water also led all the way to take the fourth special while blue mint and king rose scored in other races the track was fast and the weather clear with notable names including Arch Zimmer and Morris Walden.
Newt Fisher of the Nashville ball club releases Rea Enret after a disputed hot Springs visit idea. Bandelin takes an outfield role while Russell and Bandelin share pitching and garden duties. The Fishermen aim for a strong season with Bailey Wer man Fricke Titue and Adams as likely regulars and Rus yetti Bandelin in reserve.
Augusta hosts leading professionals and amateurs in the Bon Air Cup qualifiers at the Country Club links. Players from Augusta, Aiken, Pinehurst, and Florida chase the great prize while hotels fill with touring golfers. Scores from qualifying rounds list many players with totals from 85 to 122, including noted names among a crowded field.
Frenchman Julivant, a resident of Mexico City, petitions the Superior Court of Wilmington to compel the Pan-American Company to submit its books for inspection. He alleges the firm bought $300,000 in asphalt property in Mexico while claiming ownership of $5,900,000 in similar assets in Cuba and Venezuela. He seeks verification of these representations. Returnable fuse set for March.
Montgomery dispatch reports Wooten, agency inspector of the western railway, is in temporary charge of the local office here replacing the late Mr. Lutz. He is likely to become the permanent agent, with headquarters having been in Atlanta prior to this change.
At City Park New Orleans weather and track were fair racing seven races completed on time. Gold Spot paid 4 to 1 for a sharp seven race card with multiple contenders across age groups and selling events. Entries listed for each race include Red Ruler Helix Mozzes Padre Golden Advice and Gold Rose among other names and odds. Local fields feature three year olds up and two year olds in sprints and longer distances with several notable horses and jockeys named.
Montgomery March 8 Special n 1 and Georges charged with the killing of M L Rutherford Saturday night and Frank Bedeoi charged as an accomplice. A preliminary hearing before Justice ML H Screws is scheduled for next Friday morning.
At Ascot Los Angeles on March 8 Cincinnatus won the mile and a sixteenth handicap at 6 to 1, defeating Fontayta Sheriff Bell and other strong rivals as Lustig paid 2 to 5 and was the only winning favorite. Track fast.
Today's Ascot program shows the first race at a half mile selling with Silver Snow Bound Daisy Brouck Michel V Chiurina Els Cherch James J Corbett Yemily Oliver Hindoo Princess id4aAminte Lauretta Prilips 99 Lady Ninora Cedarburg Maggie Mackey 95 Hergain Kitty Roark 90. The third race covers mice with Oxford Judge Denton Eugie Horn 97 Sir Brillar La iLonde 90. The fourth race is seven furlongs Harbor semesis Borghesi 310 Sinner Simon di Wagner Grehan 107. The sixth race lists Pasadena for six furlongs.
A compact, fragmentary listing of names and terms including Colonel Ruppert, Aca, Kinsmen, Pelham, Sista Race One mile, Nem tor, Plutoniss, Lanark, Bt. Wiles, Golden Sunrise, Mau mon, Bandille, Misa Shylock, Bowley, Jardin de Paris, Ding Pong If, Blue Knot, and various codes.
In Panama on March 8 President Roosevelt cabled President Amador to congratulate him on the settlement of the boundary dispute with Costa Rica. He stated he would appoint an engineer as umpire to trace the boundary under the convention terms.
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