McPhee Poised to Accept Cincinnati Manager Role
John McPhee travels to Indianapolis to meet President John T. Brush as Cincinnati contemplates making him manager. Brush will offer the post to McPhee, who expresses willingness if the terms are fair. If accepted, the Reds plan trades and lineup adjustments for the league meeting and next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McPhee
Indianapolis
John T. Brush
Cincinnati
McPhee
Brush
Bob Allen
Lloyd
Race Street
Mac
Commercial Tribune
Mr. Lloyd
Reds
Dick Hartey
Nick Young to resign as National League president
The Record reports that Nicholas B. Young will resign at the National League annual meeting in New York next week. A new president to succeed him is to be elected, ending his ten year tenure one year before the agreement expires. The move reportedly began in the West and gained force from the Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
League Park
Brush
Chicago
Nicholas B. Young
National League
New York
League
Young
West
St. Louis
Ban Johnson Seeks New Baseball Alliance Ahead
President Ban Johnson and Charles Somers held talks in Cleveland to secure grounds in Washington and Baltimore with options as the American League plans a fresh agreement. They will attend the National League meeting in New York next week. Stroebel proposed a Western League and asked Johnson to lead the new organization, but Johnson declined citing busyness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles Stroebel
Toledo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Louisville
Ft. Wayne
Evansville
Johnson
New York Billiards: Mannes Falls in Amateur 8B
Isaac A. Mannes loses to Schmitt of Chicago and Florian Tobias by Tuesday afternoon, ending Mannes hopes in the amateur American billiard championship Class 8B at the Knickerbocker Athletic Club. L. A. Servatius defeats William Paige 300 to 263 in a longopen-table match, with Ser vatius posting a high run of 19 and Paige hitting 18. Tomorrow features Edwin O. Presley vs Samuel Pstabrook on ladies day, with Schmitt vs Tobias in the evening barring form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Isaac A. Mannes
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Schmitt
Chicago
Florian Tobias
William Paige
Boston
Mesers
Threshie
Cutler
L. A. Servatius
Servatius
Massachusetts
Paige
New Yorker
Florian Fas
Ives
Mannes
Tobias
Fas
Pierce
Marines
New Sree
Beatien
Fioria
National Trotting Board Ends Session After Hearings
The National Trotting Association Board of Review closed its session in New York after a short open period and a longer executive phase. B. W. Crane of Watkins NY sought removal of an expulsion order from 1897 and was briefly reinstated pending a fund payment. the board did not grant full restoration. Additional cases included Throop from Mundel Lake Illinois and the mare Nellie M. alias Alellie, with decisions announced at adjournment time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Phallamont
England
France
Hass
Henderson
Throop
Charles Wolfe
D. C. Cooper
Philipsburg
Colonel P
Major Wolfe
Pacer
E. B. Giesey
Toronto
J. E. Schauer
M. Siler
Troy
Roxa
Schauer
Siler
Frank Shank
Litchfield
George D. Stettenfield
Cleveland
Frank Penny
Martin Muller
Richard Meyers
George McBride
New York City
E. M. Gillier
Medford
Mass
W. J. Thoburn
Allegheny
A. Gloddy
New England Trotting Horse Association
Goldenint
Jase
Frank A. Subert
Ren W. Noble
Kentucky Trotting Horse Association
Lexington
Wears Mening
New York
Swiftwood
John Shillinglaw
B. Allie
Son
Ilwaukee
Wis
J. H. Moore
J. H. Aoe
Walter K
B. B. Long
White Plains
National ‘Rotting Association
Geneva Driving Association
Frank E. Spofford
Franklin
Board of Review
National Trotting Association
B. W. Crane
Watkins
N. Y
Crane
H. B
Munda Lake
Tll
Nellie M
Alellie
Weldon Fund Receives Small Donations Amid Stallion Raffle Update
The Harry M. Weldon fund committee received a $5 check with instructions to credit Cash, and $6 from Billy Gale the taxidermist. Gale is noted as a former world long distance pedestrian champion. The committee awaits Lex Ky’s reply on stallion raffle results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Weldon
Billy Gale
Gale
Lex Ky
Rosy Morn Wins at Fair Grounds in Rainy Day Card
Rosy Morn drives from last to win the six furlongs selling race at the Fair Grounds as heavy track conditions followed recent rains. Crystalline and Jessie Jarboe also place, with Seguranca failing to finish. Other results note Monk Wayman wins the handicap and Orion takes the last race as favorites struggle. Weights announced for the Palmetto Handicap, Mint Sauce penalized to 117 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Bennett
Seguranca
Jessie Jarboe
Little Reggie
Rosy Mora
Crystalline
Rosy Morn
Obsidian
Monk Wayman
Major Mansir
Woodtrice
Ben Chance
Dick Furber
Jack Martin
Aaron
Tonhum
St. Bluff
Joe Shelby
Bauber
Dan Cupid
Orion
Wilkerson
Stevens
Ro Weber
C.eeseees
Iss Loretta
Intendo
Musket
Fowler
Wonderly
Cochran
Tonicum
Ed Adack
Elsie del
Shut Up
Matin
Tour
Tootsie Green
Lady Seabrook
Flick
J. Gormalty
Tom Gilmore
Borden
Bell Simpson
Lydia S
Frank Treland
Princess Murphy
Fannie Leland
Turf Congress Faces Chicago Track Challenge in Race Dates
Chicago tracks refuse to bolt the Turf Congress and plan year round racing from spring to fall. Worth track gains dates, while Washington Park Harlem and Hawthorne expand purses. A new grouping of tracks may form if the Congress cracks apart, threatening the Western Turf Congress’s grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Turf Congress
Worth
Roby
Indiana Supreme Court
Condon
Washington Park Tracks
Harlem
Hawthorne
Congress
St. Louis
Newport
Chesapeake
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Western Turf Congress
Talent Luck at Benninga. five of six races won
At Benninga on December 5 the racing card produced five winners from top betting favorites. Buffoon and Fluke won the first two races, with Pigeon Post and Magic Light among others also placing well, while multiple runners across all six events showed strong performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benninga
Oakland Track Mixed Race Card from December Meet
Weather clear and track fast as Oakland hosts a five race card. Maiden sprint sees Vantine lead with 102 pounds and 2 to 1 odds. Ting-a-ling also prominent at 4 to 1. Second race features Dr. Bernays at 2 to 1 and Gold One in the same price range. Third race goes to Sea Lion at 8 to 5 with Bessie Lee settled to 1. Free handicap for two-year-olds lists Fanice at 2 to 2 and Golden Age at 8 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Vantine
Mounce
Letiger
O'Connor
Ques Ting-a-ling
J. Woods
Lew Zara
Grey Bob
Sweet Voice
Anita B
Miangd Boyle
Onyx
Sarsefield
Canejo
Dr. Bernays
Asa Wax
Coburn
Haviand
Sea Lion
Ee Ob Miller
Bessie Lee
Tiburon
den Dauiena
Jane
Veatey Tirona
Mistralia
Espirando
Centinella
Dominick
My Wax
Haviland
J. Miller
Tiburn
N. Turner
Dunblane
Plohn
Imp. Mistral Tl
Tigona
Centeniiella
Hspirando
Dunboy
Golden Age
Kingstelle
J. Walsh
Wanessenacess
Horse Races Include Time Times and Odds
Race notes list entries and weights for several events. Sad Sam 105 Ibs 2 to 1 at 1:06. Merida 108 Buchanan 50 to 2. Satin Coat 112 Turner 12 to. Specific 107 lbs O Connor even. Asian 102 Mounce 5 to time 1.39. Rio Séanell Fluss and others also ran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffoon
McCue
Michaels
Randy
J. Black
Island Prince
Judge Magee
Mar Fale
Howes
Harry McConnvelyn
Coraza
Eader
Apple Jack
Midnight Chimes
Pigeon Post
T. Burns
H. Michaels
Walters
Moor
Robert Waddell
Autumn
James
J. Corbett
Jill Greenwood
Magic Light
Hueston
Farrell
Brazil
Sean
Sarhenis
McFonso
Bosphorus
Thermos
Richards
Eleie
Josh
Tenderloin
Bondman
Miss Hanover
Ibs
Bean Ideal
Felothersoll
Chgrawind
Burns
Sir ‘Itzhugh
Charles ‘Bistes
Lancewood
McLeod of Dare
Carbuncle
Humboldt
Charentus
Robert W. Waddell
Chamberlain
Annoy
Blue Skin
Belgrade
Sad Sam
J. Martin
Merida
Buchanan
S.s
Satin Coat
N.turner
Screenwell Lake
Andrattus
Lilly Diggs
el Topio
O'Connor
Mounce
Coburn
Volther
Pupil
Rose Shannon
Peculiar Running of Andrattus Spurs Judges Action
In San Francisco on December 5 Oakland races saw three favorites win while two others went to strong second choices. O'Connor led with three wins. trainer Dyer faced suspension for Andrettus poor showing as the odds-on favorite in race five and both Andrettus and Silvertone were scratched by judges. Sad Sam was sold to Maurice Eppinger for $900 before the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
O'Connor
Dyer
Andrettus
Silvertone
Louis Ezell
Sad Sam
Maurice Eppinger
Vantine
Maunce
Witte Heads to New York for Heavyweight Boxing Bout
Attorney Herman J. Witte leaves for New York to finalize a heavyweight contest at Saengerfest Hall as Jim Corbett acts as his agent. The plan centers on a possible Ryan versus Root bout here, with arrangements and telegrams indicating ongoing negotiation and uncertainty about seeeing the match materialize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman J. Witte
Saengerfest Hall Board
New York
Jim Corbett
Pugilist
Witte
Saengerfest Hall
Gotham
Corbett
Tommy Ryan
Jack Root
Saengerfest
Hall
Ydu
Ryan
Root
Chicago
Lou’ Houseman
Ryan Root
Lou Houseman
Houseman
Stable notes on Imp Derwentwater progeny and Nashville yearlings
The text details Imp Derwentwater’s daughter Longs to this'stable and eight or nine season wins. It notes Sallie Green, daughter of Luke Blackburn, as Nashville winter’s top yearling, with a 0:23 quarter under a stable boy. Henry Brown owns Sallie Green. Belle Meade recently built a mile track with 12–15 yearlings training, plus several older horses. W. H. Jackson Jr. owns the yearlings and debuted Invictus, Tenny Belle, and others last spring. John Brannon trains the youngsters and plans Memphis shipment in February. E. S. Gardner & Son will train a select airing in Nashville, with Bangle returning as he shows health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imp. Derwentwater
Pharaoh
Leonatus
Nashville
Sallie Green
Luke Blackburn
Henry Brown
Belle Meade
W. H. Jackson, Jr
Invictus
Tenny Belle
John Brannon
Memphis
Gardner & Son
Bangle
Expelled for Fake Racing by Rushville Turfer Group
The American Trotting Association board expelled Rushville Indiana residents W A Jones James Williams W J Wilson Harrie Jones John Sail W W Wilson J S Vance J D Hiner C C F Vance and Cc B Lore R F Scudder after uncovering a fraudulent fake racing day at Rushville on September 16 1899 The scheme involved listing false records for horses Alatus Alcyone Deck Wilkes and Rennilla and selling claims to gain from the bogus performances Barney Demarest of New York bought one horse for 800 and learned it had been bunched The inquiry covered both American and National associations records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Board of Review of the
American Trotting Association
Auditorium Hotel
Rushville
Ind
W. A. Jones
James Williams
W. J. Wilson
Harrie Jones
John Sail
W. W. Wilson
J. S
American Association
American Trotting Register Association
Alatus
Alcyone
Deck Wilkes
Sentinel Wilkes
Renella
Barney Demarest
New York
Prices Reach Record at Harness Horse Sale Closing
New York December 5 closing day sales of trotting and pacing horses posted record totals and higher averages. Official returns show 700 horses sold for 352180 dollars with an average about 500 per head. The sale's own proceeds were 8615 dollars for 38 horses. Notable consignments include Lady Wilkes and Empress with prices 825 and 510 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New, York
Jos, Bader, Jr
Philadelphia
Lady Wilkes
B. m
Wilkes Boy
Kate Fried
Chas
E. Jackson
Paterson
American Colleges Set to Contest Chess Trophy
Cambridge and Oxford negotiate with four American colleges for this year’s international chess match. The Rice trophy could go permanent to the English universities if the Americans fail. Six-man teams will be chosen after the intercollegiate event in New York in December with Harvard Princeton Yale and Columbia represented. The match may move from New York to Boston this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
University of
Oxford
England
I. N. Rice
New York
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Columbia
Boston
Moreley Chosen Again To Captain Columbia Team
W R Moreley, captain of Columbia's 1900 football squad, has been unanimously named captain for next season. Described as steady and sure ground gainer, Moreley succeeds Tom Simons who resigned due to a knee injury after the 1900 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. R. Moreley
Columbia
Moreley
Tom Simons
Munyon's Cold Cure Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement from Munyon's promotes a Cold Cure that claims to relieve head nose throat and lungs quickly and prevent grippe diphtheria or pneumonia. It invites readers to obtain aides mostly 2c vials and a free Guide to Health by writing to Broadway and 2th Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Broadway
Courage and Determination Lift Team morale on Field
The article praises Moreley for courage and determination on the field boosting team morale. It notes his extensive experience as half back for two years with the Columbia Varsity and prior play at Pennsylvania and Michigan academies, plus his New Mexico origins and planned postgraduate return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreley
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Y M C A Basketball Tourney Opens With Knoxville Match
The Y M C A basketball team leaves for Knoxville Tennessee to face the city’s crack Y M C A squad tonight and Friday. Players Herbstreit Mottern Stephens Harrigan Kinslow Golde Lang plus subs. Dr George J Fisher accompanies as referee. Local fans expect a hard tussle as Knoxville’s strong lineup recently beat the Nashville champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbstreit
Mottern
Stephens
Harrigan
Kinslow
Golde
Lang
Knoxville
Tenn
George J. Fisher
Association
Nashville
Buckeyes
Southgates Defeat Rivals to Lead the Big League
The Southgates from Kentucky routed the Rivals to seize the Hamilton County League lead. Clifton Heights revived with wins over San Marcos as rosters posted double figures, while detailed box scores show Southgate totals and player scores amid a high scoring night including the Oriental Tournament action where the Censers dominated and split with the Manhattan squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southgates
Kettenacker
Kentucky
Clifton Heignin
San Marcos
Roge’r Lawson
Pets
Lexington sale closes with over three hundred thoroughbreds sold
Woodard Shanklin sale in Lexington Kentucky closed with 22 thoroughbreds averaging 206 dollars. Fire Commoner an 8 year old ch h by Hanover sold for 5025 to Hynde and Baker of Galesburg Illinois after bidding from 1000. Other notable sales included Queen Isabella 550 Leseric 1100 Allegro 525 Queenlike 700 Catherine of Navarre 1100 Sallie of Navarre 1400 and St George 1800 among multiple broodmares and fillies reaching 500 to 1400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Woodard- Shanklin
Hanover
Margerine
William Wallace
Woodard & Shanklin
Hynde »& Baker
Galesburg
Ill
Baker
L. O. Appleby
New York
Ura Stone
B. m
Bayon d'Or
Val
Queenlike Il
Kinglike-Pompon
T. C. McDowell
Catherine of Navarre
Knight of Ellerslie
Moss Rase
Sam. Brown
Pittsburg
Sallie of Navarre
Henry ‘of Navarre
Sallie McClelland
R. R. Mec
Potter
Triolet
Ch. m
King Ernest—Trill
Kinzea Stone
Georgetown
Castanna
Faverdale
Imp. Casette
R. H. McC. Potter
P. St. George
Kik. H
Cremorne— Strategy
Meadowthorpe Stud
Marie Jenson
Ktingfisher
Clara
George G. Graddy
Sloan Loses Handicap At Interstate Park Trap Meet
Ted Sloan faced a strong Eastern field at Interstate Park in a twenty-five yard handicap pistol trap meet. Sloan balked five birds and finished among top shooters as Jack Fanning claimed the handicap with twenty four birds and Captain Mooney tied for second with Harold Mooney on twenty-three each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Interstate Park
Ted Sloan
Sloan
Mooney
Daly
Fanning
Harold Mooney
Captain Mooney
Jack Fanning
Welsh
Captain Money
Thomas Murphy
Robert Welsh
John Fanning
Phil Daly
Harold Money
Nashville Horse Talk Highlights Promising Two Year Olds
Nashville notes point to Terminus Khaki and Lelia Barr as top two year olds for next year. Terminus by Blazes bred from Blitzen line, Khaki by Imp Cheviot from Avondale Stud, Lelia Barr owned by H L Johnson. The Cumberland Park stable of J C Ferriss features Lampgrobe Chopin Free Advice Sir Blaze and others. Alfred Wargrave trained by Frank Bruhns has eleven wins this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Nashville
Tenn
Terminus
Frank Bruhns
Khaki
George Hendrie
Lelia Barr
H. L. Johnson
Inspector B
J. C. Ferriss
Lampgrobe
Chopin
Free Advice
Sir Blaze
Alfred Wargrave
Ben Mac Dhui
Robert Gray
Enquirer
P. Men
Esterling
Walcott to Meet Choynski Ryan in Six-Round Matches
Chicago boxing fans will see Tom O Rourke promoted bouts featuring Joe Walcott against Joe Choynski and Tommy Ryan in six round contests under the Tattersalls Athletic Club. The Choynski bout is set for December 27 with possible follow ups involving Ryan and Walcott in early January and mid January. The article notes past tensions and the influence of money and round length on Ryan considering a Walcott challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Chicago
Tom O’rourke
Joe Walcott
Joe Choynsk
Tommy Ryan
Tattersalls Athletic Club
Joe Choynski
Ryan
O'Rourke
Choynski
Walcott
Benny Yanger
Bernstein
Tom Sharkey
Pacific Coast
Rane
Gardner Olson Match Off At Anderson Club
Anderson Ind. officials report the boxing match between Oscar Gardner and Ole Olson scheduled for December 26 at the Anderson Athletic Club is canceled due to both fighters injuring their hands. Olson injured his left hand in Chicago last week, Gardner sprained his hand in Youngstown, Ohio. Both are willing to fight in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Anderson
Ind
Oscar Gardner
Ole Olson
Anderson Athletic Club
Gilmore
Olson
Athletic Club Today
Dave Sullivan
New York
Chicago
Gardner
Hamill
Youngstown
Anderson Club
Twenty Round Bout Set in Memphis on December 18
Kid Ashe who lost to Emil Sanchez here last night is slated to meet Bobby in Memphis on December 18 for a twenty round bout. John Matthews the local heavyweight will fight Doc Payne of Cleveland for the Ohio Sporting Club Dayton on November 14. Eugene Bezenah and Alonzo Bennett have issued challenges to the winner of the Ashe-Sanches bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Kid" Ashe
Emil Sanchez
Bobby
Tenn
John Matthews
Doc’' Payne
Cleveland
Ohio Sporting Club
Dayton
Ember
Eugene Be
Furey Seeks Matches After Defeat of Ashe
Barney Furey, in good trim, wants a first class match and has accepted a Dec 26 offer only if the date is changed. He names Emil Sanchez or George McFadden as opponents and would fight in Springfield or Louisville, with possible bout against Jimmy Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Furey
Emil Sanchez
Ashe
Anderson
Jimmy Murray
Furey
Mth
Springfield
George McFadden
Louisville
McGovern to Fight Tommy White in Milwaukee Bout
Sam Harris, manager for Terry McGovern, wired from Chicago that a four round match is set for next Saturday night at the Kambra Theater Milwaukee with Tommy White of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Sam Harris
Terry McGovern
Chicago
Tommy White
McGovern
Kambra
S. P. Harlan Gong Home
S. P. Harlan a leading Nashville turfman is confined in a local hospital with seriously injured eyes after two weeks of illness. he has improved recently and may return home before the week ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Harlan
Nashville
Maritime Movements Noted Across Global Ports
Shipping news records arrivals and departures from Liverpool Manila Samarang Boulogne Queenstown New York Boston Plymouth and Southampton. Vessels include The No madic Océanic Port Stephens Royalist Vulgaria Ivern Menimee Pretoria Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and more with ports of call and destinations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Nomadic
New York
Océanic
Altonia
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Manila
Port Stephens
San Francisco
Honolulu
Samarang
Royalist
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B. C. Boulogne
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St. Louis
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Gutheil
Bremerhaven
Menimee
London
Colombia
Genoa
New England
Bohemian
Liver
Plymouth
Pretoria
New Hamburg
Ork
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
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Weber
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Dobbs
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S. P. Harlan Gong
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