Riley Grannan Fires the First Gun at New Orleans
A bold wagering plan by Riley Grannan launches on Monday February 16 in New Orleans racing with a thirty day plan ending March 21. The group promises profits via a professional betting operation backed by experienced trainers and timing staff at Crescent City tracks.
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Star Athletes of East Enter for B A A Meet
Entry list for the B A A games Saturday shows record size with stars from the Host. All seats sold admission tickets only. standing room only in second balcony. Prominent competitors from Y M C A clubs, Brown, Harvard, Yale, Amherst, Tufts, and many others listed in the long roster.
Tumbling Champion Meyn Dies After Fatal Triple Somersault
Henry P. Meyn, famed tumbler of the Central Turn Verein Athletic Club, died at Presbyterian Hospital in New York after attempting a triple somersault. He collapsed after a final turn, breaking his neck despite friends' warnings.
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Turf Agents In A Panic In St Louis Run On Co op Offices
Crowds of mainly poorer investors lined up at turf investment offices in St Louis as a run on deposits spread. E J Arnold Co claimed solvency and payment of debts, John R Ryan Co warned cash was insufficient, Christy Syndicate suspended operations, International Investment continued partial payouts, United Turf and Investment Co closed doors with no deposits returned since the run began.
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Yawl Ailsa Sold After Racing Decline
New York Feb 12 H S Redmond owner of the yawl Ailsa announces sale and retirement from racing as no races are available for the craft.
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Sir Thomas Orders Sails for Shamrock III
Glasgow Feb 12 reports Sir Thomas Lipton has ordered sails for Shamrock III from a Dundee maker. Previously he used Belfast canvas. The sails will use specially fine fabric and be very strong. Ratsey will design them.
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Harvard Defeats Princeton In Close 29 23 Victory
Harvard edged Princeton 29 to 23 in a tight contest at Princeton New Jersey. Harvard led 16 14 at halftime with a late goal by Smith securing the win for the Crimson.
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Camp condemns college betting at Yale Club dinner
Walter Camp condemned betting as a feature of college life at a Yale Club of Chicago dinner. He argued gambling among students stems from examples set by businessmen rather than football excitement, urging restraint and responsibility.
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Baseball Notes and Signings Across Leagues and Regions
Frank Sparks signs with the Philadelphia Nationals after pitching for Collins last season. Baseball grows worldwide from the Philippines and South Africa to Australia Hawaii Cuba and Egypt. The piece notes sport progress and future potential, plus a jumbled jab about rules and pride.
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Croker Buys English Horses in London Sale
Richard Croker led a bloodstock sale at the Locking stud in London purchasing several fine mares and fillies. Notable buys included Black Pool Breeze for 1380, Charming Lass from the Sandringham line for 561, Tattern Flower for 2244, Locking's Janetta for 2250, and Lily Duchess, a 38 year old prize winner, for 2600.
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Dr Lougests Bloodhounds Sweep New York Show Honors
Dr. Lougests famous kennels earned blue ribbons and silver cups at the New York dog show in Madison Square Garden. Mastiff Prince of Wales won first in free-for-all and winners classes and all breed specials. Bloodhound Wandle Warrior took best bloodhound gold medal and three silver cups. Charity Girl and Trimbush also won class specials. Twenty entries at Westminster Kennel Club show secured prizes.
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Brooklyn Pitcher Jailed Over Worthless Checks
Roy Evans claiming to be a Brooklyn pitcher was arrested in Butte Montana for writing bad checks on a Hannibal Missouri bank while in town to sign Pete Dowling. Evans says he lives in Emporia Kansas and that his funds may have been depleted by his wife.
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Boxing program and 115 pound bouts at Boston club
The Health and Physical Culture Club schedules a special Monday meeting Feb 16 with an athletic and musical program. Members pay $2 and secure seats. applications for new members close Feb 14. Card includes Johnny Sanborn vs Young Schindler and Jack Lewis vs Jack O'Brien, plus Jimmy Briggs vs Austin Rice, likened to Corbett McGovern.
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Yale Crew Shakeup As Captain Reforms Varsity Lineup
Yale varsity crew undergoes a major reshuffle ordered by Captain Waterman. Wa terman shifts from starboard to port and becomes stroke. Rogue remains sidelined with a sprained wrist. Coffin returns to his former No. 3 seat after illness. Stubbs joins the varsity eight. Weather may allow outdoor practice to continue.
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Chess Round Two Yields Fast Victories at Monte Carlo
In Monte Carlo on February 12, the international tournament saw Tarrasch defeat Mason in 23 moves, Pillsbury beat Schlecter in 24 moves, and Taubenhaus overcome Albin in 47 moves.
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