Disqualification Shuffles Distant finish at New Orleans meet
Jessie Jarboe was disqualified after a chaotic mile handicap where Rolling Boer led a romp to victory. Jack Demand placed second as Steward disqualified Jarboe for rough riding. Nobleman broke both legs in the Seven-Furlong race and Jockey Haack was suspended for two weeks. Arthur Featherstone and Bedlam won purses in earlier races.
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Commercial Tribune
New Orleans
Jack Demand
Fitzgerald
Gannon
Boer
Darnell & Herz
Jessie Jarbee
Haack
Jessie Jarboe
Nobleman
Top Gallant
Louden
Memphis
John W. Schorr
Peope
Arid
Scharr
Travers
Piers
Light Hunt
Arthur Featherstone
Bedlam
Featherstone
Suburban Queen
Pageant
Potheen
Atheola
John Peters
Hauck
S.e-Seeeee
Hunt
Miller
Doeskin
Moderator
Moabina
Guatama
Rolling Beer
Buchanan
Hoar
Jessie ‘Jarboe
Ibs
Robbins
Compass
W. Hicks
Biassmey Pierce
Georgia Gardner
Pat Gacrett
Vesuvia
Hattie Davis
Ordnung
O'Connor
Aurie B
Stratton
Booker
Cologne NI
Bora Levy
Graden
Ryan Seeks Control of Newport Track in 1903
Western Jockey Club faces major challenge as outlawed bettor John J. Ryan reports securing 500 Queen City Jockey Club shares for 50 000 at Newport Ky and deposits 40000 to protect purses plus 315000 for grandstand improvements He plans a fourth independent track with P J Carmody and targets other tracks while claiming 200 horses ready to switch stables to new venues.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Western Jockey ‘Club
John‘j. Ryan
Queen City Jockey Club
Newport
Mr. Ryan
Ryan
Queen City Club
P. J. Carmody
Western Jockey Club
Ate
Carmody
New Orleans
Mildred Schultz Wins at Long Odds in California Race
San Francisco races rain sways handicappers as Mildred Schultz triumphs at 13 to 1 with Montana backers cashing in. Jockeys O Brien and Cochran rode. Batiste injured but expected to ride within a week. Race summaries note win in Futurity course and other notable finishes amid mixed results.
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Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
Gus Lanka
Seize
Macorito
Tingaling
Grafter
Galanthus
Imp
Mildred Schultz
Montana
O’ Brien
Cochran
Batiste
Minder
Songer
Frawley
Nora D
S. Auent
Leta
Pos Prat
J. Iat Wheaton
Apne Eg Mp
OVAN
Insenaille
Alundaic
Caeie - Dingle
Delsegno
Poacher
alsoSarth
Renee Alge
Rees
Rey Dare
Marasch
Tancred Agnes Mack and Larson Ben Frost Duel in New Orleans
New Orleans features a list of entries including Tancred Agnes Mack and Larson Ben Frost among others such as Ruby Rey Flop and Prince of Endurance linked to Scorpion Pride of Galore. Ingleside also lists Filibuster Lezal Maxim and Gissando Flashlicht in a race lineup with Mountebank Estado and Huachuca Stuyve noted alongside Artvis The Foz and Sea Lion Nilzer.
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Tancred
Agnes Mack
Larson
Ben Frost
Ruby Rey
Flop
Bender
Scorpion
Patheen
Ingleside
Filibuster
Lezal Maxim
Gissando—Flashlicht
Mountebank—Estado
Huachuca—Stuyve
Artvis—The Foz
Sea Lion
Nilzer
Reds Open Downtown Office in Wiggins Block
A two room suite on the second floor of the Wiggins Block was rented yesterday by President Herrmann as the Cincinnati baseball club headquarters and downtown office. Capter Keley and Business Manager Bancroft will have desks and Bancroft will remain at home instead of touring. The corner office faces Fifth and Vine streets with plans for handsome furnishings.
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Wiggins
Herrmann
Cincinnati
Capter
Keley
Bancroft
Fifth
Vine Streets
Newport Track Agents Promote New Circuit Plans
A dispatch from New Orleans reports agents promoting a Newport racing circuit with plans for tracks near St Louis Chicago and Oak Park. Promoters claim regular events and transport for horsemen, but New Orleans experts doubt the Chicago area track will be built, predicting Newport may be the sole circuit venue.
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New
Orleans
Jonn Ryan
Frankier
Nea Pod
St. Louis
Star Park
Kansas Ag
Chicago
Newport
Dicinity
Cook County
Ahcay
Cincinnati
Fowler
Ryan
Oak Park
Kansas City
Britt Tops Tim Hegarty in San Francisco Bout
San Francisco report notes Jimmy Britt son of the city roared into contention after defeating Tim Hegarty in seven rounds at Yosemite Athletic Club. The piece details Britt’s rise from amateur light weight champ on the Pacific coast to pro bouts including Toby Irwin and the Saginaw standout Kia, with a long background on his early career and measurements.
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Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
Jimmy Britt
Frank Erne
Yosemite Athletic Club
Pacific Coast
Fred Bell
Joe Rock
George Eager
Billy Beyert
Oakland
Bay
Britt
Toby Irwin
Acme Athletic Club
Catena
Telegraph Hill
Tim
Hegarty
Australan
Heath
Timothy
Speaneck
Kia
Tora
Michigan
Oresock
Tahoe
Detroit favored for McGovern Corbett bout says Metropolitan Club
Detroit is favored to host the McGovern versus Corbett boxing match. The Metropolitan Athletic Club plans to post a forfeit to secure noninterference and would stage the bout at the Light Guard Armory with 5 000 to 6 000 capacity. John Considine and Sam Harris push Detroit as a central, accessible site. Louisville is balking over a 5 000 forfeit.
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Commercial ‘Tribune
New York
McGovern and Corbett
Detroit
Metropolitan Athletic Club
Metropolitan Club
Guard Armory
Wim
Considine
Ndt
John R. Considine
Young Corbett
John Considine
Hotel Metropole
Consigine
Louisville
Southern Athletic Club
George Gardiner
Marvin Hart
Gray
Southern ‘Athletic Club
MecGovern
Corbett
Sam Harris
Sullivan
McGraw’s confession fuels New York baseball transfer talk
McGraw denies Delehanty Orth and Townsend deals and says the team will rely on Mathewson and Cronin in a strong pitching quintet. He hints Elberfeld could join at the Polo Grounds, notes Donovan’s not a fit, and lists upcoming moves for several stars as he plans a first division finish. Brush’s reaction awaited.
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Tribune
New
Delehanty
Browne
New York
O’rourke
McGraw
Elberfeld
Polo Grounds
Donovan
Mertes
van Haltren
George Davis
McGann
Elberfeild
Philadelphia
Mathewson
Brush
New -York Sun
Ea Delehanty
Sun
New York: Baseball Club
Knowles
New York. Club
Deleienty
Morris ‘Park
Kearns Wins Bout on Foul Over Berry at Badger Club
In Milwaukee the Badger Athletic Club card featured Tim Kearns of Boston defeating Charley Berry of Milwaukee in the second round by foul. Semifinal result saw Jack Kerry of Milwaukee beat Jim Ross of Chicago in one round. Rosa injured his left hand and quit. Mickey RNY of Milwaukee drew six fast rounds with Johnny Thompson of Sycamore.
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Milwaukee
Dee
Star
Badger ‘Athletic=Club
Tim Kearns
Boston
Charley Berry
Kearns
Jack
Kerry
Jim Ross
Chicago
Rosa
Mickey
RNY
Johnny Thompson
Sycamore
Oil
Tommy Ryan Ready to Meet Jack Root in Bout Talks
Tommy Ryan, middleweight champion, discusses potential match with Jack Root. He weighs 158 pounds dressed, predicts Root’s lighter weight advantage and comments on Carter and O’Brien as rivals. He plans to stay in West Baden for ten days then Kansas City unless a fight offers itself.
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Tommy Ryan
Jack Root
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Tommy
Ryan
West Baden
Ind
Kansas ‘City
Herman Long Seeks Boston Stay Amid New York Deal
The Boston sports scene reports Herman Long has signed with the New York Americans for next season but resists leaving Boston. He plans talks with Jimmy Collins to seek a transfer, though manager Jimmy Collins says Long has no chance and New York will not release him to Boston.
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Herman
New York
Commercial Tribune
Boston
Herman Long
New York Americans
Long
Jimmy Collins
City
Howard Named Captain of Ohio Medical Team
Howard has been elected captain of the Ohio Medical University football squad in Columbus Ohio. He has previously played tackle on the team and is noted for leadership and balance on offense and defense.
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Howard
Ohio Medics
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Tie
Ohio Medical University
Waa Sg
Otters Ab Taps
Wisconsin to Play Utah Eleven at Pasadena New Year’s Day
Arrangements were concluded today between managers Fue and Riser for the Wisconsin and Utah University football teams to meet in Pasadena, California, on New Year’s Day. The Wisconsin eleven departs for the game as scheduled, with preparations underway for the New Year’s classic.
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Wisconsin
UTAH
Pasadena
Salt Lake
Fue
Riser
Utah University
Cal
Perris
Acratuemanta
Nige Young to Resign League Presidency after 30 Years
Nige Young plans to step down as league president after a 30 year tenure citing laborious duties and ill health. Headquarters relocation to New York is reported and a successor is not named.
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New York
Nick Young to resign from National League post
Uncle Nick Young announced his resignation from the National League after nearly thirty years in leadership. Poor health and constant travel between league offices and his home in Washington prompted the decision, and he will step down at next week’s New York meeting.
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Atl
New York
Pitcher Orth to Stay with Senators in 1903
Detroit Dec 5 President Fred Postal of the Washington team announced receipt of a dispatch from Pitcher AT Orth stating he will be with the Senators in 1903. Reports had placed Orth with the New York National League club for next season.
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Detroit
Fred’ Postal
Washington
Orth
New York
Charles
Ebbets
Brooklyn
Willie Keeler
Brooklyns
el Donovan
Baltimore Mayor Sets Ten Round Boxing Rules With No Decision
Baltimore Mayor Hayes meets editors and managers to outline boxing regulations. Aimed at safety, permits would cap bouts at ten rounds with no decision by referee, plus supervision by a medial representative and police cooperation. A color line in preliminaries and limited appearances by famous colored boxers are planned, with no permit for certain controversial matches.
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Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Hayes
al Herford
Police Department
Rand
Gans
Walcott
German Senators and Ramblers Split Two Wins
Fragmentary lines show the German Senators and the Ramblers each winning two games. Scores listed include Hoefer 215, Schmitt 214, and team totals around 680 for the Ramblers with players Groschejl 117 Bierman 144 Meyer 101, Schmitt 178 Menke 101, Walden 115.
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Hoefer
Schmitt
Ramblers
Firat Rman Sénators
Groschejl
Bierman
Meyer
Listerman
Bott “Geenehal
Fe Avian Ae
Winter racing scheme tied to bookmakers at New Orleans
A dated advertisement outlines a winter racing plan promising discreet horse selections and telegraphed odds to subscribers. It details a betting service by Maxim Gay Company of Canal Street New Orleans with 10 weekly information fees and a 5 percent take on net winnings, plus various daily wager packages and payment methods.
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New Orleans
Maxim & Gay Company
Sharps
West
Okslans
Maxim, & Gay’Gomspany
New Orléans
Lee
Oe Samsel
Orla
Merl
Philma Paxton
Tora Phinge
Maite
California
Arbiltar
Felix
Bristol
ARAK
Bene T
BANIS
Frank M $T
Cath
Smale
Dec Mint SA
Lui Waddel
Ewee
Ernest Par I
V.tayen
Ben Assy
B. Garr
Sport Sto
Jan Ona
Jan Kahler
Carl
Ida’ Ledford
Falella
Wees
Tobacc
King Tatus
Brambli
Jan Maggie
Davis
ST. David Se
Lord “Neville
Tto
Phil
P. If Pease
Peter E Eater
Wes Wees
Onote eueHian
Alberta
Algiem
SECO
Jarboe
Ito
Ae Ewes
Thiri
Pha
Bill
Nixon
Admetus
Aaron. Pond
Chtorces
Beni
Stereonelitan ‘Association
Ieéxten, & Gay” Company- Guaranteen
Jplacenin Ithe
Rand
Giso
Neléciona
Maxim Gay Company
Canal Street
Aie
Coney Island Stakes Boosts Spur in Racing Purses
The article notes major increases in racing purses and added money at tracks including Coney Island and Suburban, with Futurity now worth 75000 dollars and most stakes doubled. It discusses shifts in racing policy, regional breeding, and comments on New York club figures amid ongoing league chatter and finances.
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Coney “Island
Jorkay Club
Coney’ Island
State‘of
New ‘York
West
Thors
Kentucky
Bowling record claimed by George Hanley at Fellows Craft
George Hanley of Decat at the Fellowcraft alleys topped the score with a 30th consecutive strike streak securing the highest attainable bowling total of the night.
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Tee
George Hanley
Fellowcraft
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