Croissant Leading Money Winner At Jefferson Park
G F Croissant’s stable tops Jefferson Park earnings with $7,921, far ahead of Greentree $3,885 and Pueblo $2,750. Sammy Steele leads as leading rider with thirteen wins. Mortensen, once top, shows slump. Jefferson Park notes upcoming Fair Grounds meeting opening Jan 1 with key stakes including New Orleans Handicap at $80,000 and Mardi Gras Handicap.
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Fair Grounds
Sammy Steele
New Orleans
Mortensen
Charles A. Bergin
The
Commercial Tribune
Jefferson Park
Louisiana Jockey Club
Shrewsbury
Jefferson
G. F. Croissant
Moses Shapoff
Greentree
Pueblo
F. M. Kelly
Kentucky
T. J. Pendergast
S. N. Holman
Joseph Trinz
M. Goldblatt
Bud Gentry
R. L. Baker
W.S. Heaton
L. E. Leichleiter
Croissant
Arthur Mortensen
Jefferson Parke
Steele
W. Garner
Harry Stutts
Louisville
Charlie Harrigan
South Louisville
Watchful
Churchill Downs
Irwin Tops Money-Winning Owners at Tijuana First Twelve Days
Wyoming horseman C B Irwin leads as his horses win and place aggressively at Tijuana. In twelve days the Irwin stable has earned about 7500 dollars in purses, with Coffroth Handicap looming as the season’s richest race. Notables like William Randolph Hearst and Marion Davies visit, while apprentice Willie Munden emerges as a rising riding star.
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Wyoming
Tijuana
Lewis H. Falk
The
Commercial Tribune
Tijuana Race Track
Mexico
Tijuana Track
Irwin
America
Border Plant
William Randolph Hearst
Eleanor Glynn
Marion Davies
Gerald Beaumont
Willie Munden
Selections from Jefferson Park Races Listed
The record lists horse names for seven races at Jefferson Park and notes Best Chance in the seventh race as Clarence June Grass. Details include horse pairings like Glib Nervous Abie Buttercup and Fier tro My Misses among others with entries such as Plow Steel War Zone Gold Crump and Cuba Raffles Old Sinner.
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Jefferson Park
Glib
Abie
Buttercup
Booster
Normal
Clarence
Marionette
Senor
Sweeptown
Boy From Home
Wild
Bill
Firetoma
Guelph
the Poet
Little Alfred
Naughty Nisha
Spats
Firth of Forth
Fiery
Flight
Miss Claire
Chance
Tijuana
Plow Steel
War Zone
Gold Crump
Cuba
Raffles
Old Sinner
Miss Omond
Cocksure
War Penny
Keala
Sunbow
Tight
Marie K
Star Dust
Cleo
Rochester
June Grass
Brother John
Irwin
Scare Crow
Worthman
Brotherly Love
Bill McCloy
Quanah
Tailteann
Hell Cat Captures Beauregard Purse In Dramatic Curran Duel
In New Orleans Greentree Stable's Hell Cat ridden by apprentice G Johnson noses Grand Dad at finish to win the Beauregard Purse. Mortensen rode Grand Dad, Nettie Sweep faded late, track heavy from night rain. Pat Casey upset in race two. Powder wins maiden class.
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New Orleans
Greentree
Hell Cat
G. Johnson
Beauregard
Heaton
A. Mortensen
Golden Mac
Johnson
Haney
Pat Casey
Quivero
Powder
Pat Dunne
Buster
Glassfull
M 'Dol
Simon
Nettie Sweep
Kyrock
Plain Dealer
Seth’s Premium
Skivesdale
Fanny Courtin
Steady Lady
Green Blazes
McTinkle
Julie
Gligver
Bill O'Flynn
D. Connelly
Macbeth
S. Steele
Goodwills Face St Clement Quintet At Newport Tonight
The Newport Catholic Gym hosts the opening basketball game of the season as Goodwills meet St Clement quintet from St Bernard in Intercity League action. New NCGG players Berry and Parsons debut while the preliminary features NCGG Juniors against St Clement Juniors with the first game at 8 o'clock.
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Newport Catholic
Goodwills
St. Clement
St. Bernard
Kentucky
Berry
Parsons
Dayton Green Devils
Ludlow
N. C. G. Cats
Fish and Game Fanciers Hold Annual Dinner
LinCoin G Plaut reports the Southwestern Ohio Fish and Game Protective Association held a dinner at the New Hotel Alms attended by 800 plus outdoors enthusiasts and officials from local and state bodies. Bear meat venison lake trout and other dishes were served as 1 000 pounds of bear meat and 600 pounds venison were consumed. Fred Whitehead was elected president succeeding William Eggers with G Elliott Pugh second vice president Earl Gibson secretary BE Davis treasurer and Manley Phillips W H Jackson and Kim Stevenson as directors. Guests included attendees from Chicago Cleveland Columbus and other cities while Charles V Truax and G R Lewis attended from state offices.
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Alms
Ohia Fish and Game Protective Association
Earl Z. Gibson
William Hall
Ed Brendamour, Jr
John Daniel
H. A. Brand
Mahly Phillips
Fred Whitehead
William Eggers
G. Elliott Pugh
Earl Gibson
W. H. Burter
BE. Davis
Manley Phillips
W. H. Jackson
Kim Stevenson
Chicago
Cleveland
Columbus
Charles V. Truax
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Donahey
G. R. Lewis
Rockne Claimed Iowa Coaching Talks Twice
Knute Rockne, Notre Dame coach, reportedly agreed twice to coach at the University of Iowa but did not sign any contract. First agreement dates to March 4, 1924, and a Chicago meeting followed with President Jessup. Rockne plans a rest in Kansas, Europe, or both after a hard year.
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U. of Iowa
Associated Press
Iowa City
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
University of Iowa
Paul E. Belting
Iowa
Belting
W. A. Jessup
Chicago
Jessup
Kansas Ranch
Europe
Bath
South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Columbia University
Kansas
Jess Harper
Four Horsemen
Columbia
University
Father Matthew Walsh
Friars and Fenwicks Set for Intercity League Clash
The Friar Buffaloes face the Fenwick quintet tomorrow night at Vine Street Gym in a key Intercity League game. Coach Joe Mushaben expects a win as his team shows exceptional floor speed while Fenwick must match the pace. A preliminary includes Fenwick Pioneers against Friar Pilgrims.
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Friar Buffaloes
Fenwick
Vine Street
Joe Mushaben
Friars
Fenwicks
Fenwick Pioneers
Friar Pilgrims
Bay City Man Elected Captain of University Football Team
Frank L. Me of Bay City Michigan was elected captain of the University’s 1926 football squad. He has played two years at left end.
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Frank L. Meof
Bay City
Mich
Ae University
Cincinnati Collegians Plan 65-Game Southern and Western Tour
The Cincinnati Collegians basketball team led by Abe Reed Burnice Clemons Henry Burwinkle Earl Nie meyer James Hart and Houston Boyer will depart Cincinnati later this month for a two month tour of eighteen states. They expect about sixty five games returning around March 16 traveling roughly 8000 miles from Jacksonville Florida to Alva Oklahoma and visiting New Orleans Atlanta Birmingham and other major cities. It would be one of the first cross regional tours of its kind by a college style squad.
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Cincinnati Collegians
Abe Reed
Burnice Clemons
Henry Burwinkle
Earl Niemeyer
James Hart
Houston Boyer
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Fla
Alva
Okla
New Orleans
Atlanta
Birmingham
Street fighter Battling Siki dies in New York brawl
Senegalese boxer Louis Phal known as Battling Siki was found shot in Hell’s Kitchen after a dawn street clash. His widow, Lillian Phal, identified the body. Autopsy shows two bullet wounds caused his death. He had previous arrests and a recent knife stabbing nearby. Police probe no witnesses.
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New York
Siki
Georges Carpentier
Paris
John J. Meehan
West Forty-first Street
Lillian Werner
West Forty Second Street
Louis Phal
West Virginia Wesleyan to Meet Xavier in Homecoming Game
West Virginia Wesleyan will play St. Xavier College in the 1926 Homecoming Day game at Corcoran Field. Negotiations with Buckhannon authorities were completed, and the November 20 matchup marks another notable entry in Wesleyan football history following strong 1924 and 1925 campaigns. The Buckhannon team posted wins over Waynesburg Broaddus Salem Davis-Elkins and Boston College while Wesleyan defeated Marietta Navy Syracuse Bethany Kentucky State and SMU in recent seasons.
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West Virginia Wesleyan
St. Xavier College
Corcoran Field
Joe Meyer
Buckhannon
W. Va
St. Xavier
Wesleyan
Marietta
Navy
Syracuse
Bethany
Kentucky State
Southern Methodist
West Virginia State
Lehigh
Waynesburg
Broaddus
Salem
Davis-Elkins
Boston College
Spirited Play Marks Y M C A Volley Loop Games
The Y M C A Business Men's Volley Ball League saw Team No 3 led by George Ruhl defeat Team No 1 15 3 in the opening game while Team No 2 won 16 14 to force a deuce in a bid for first place. The victorious squad will receive shirts and go on to represent the Y in the Southwestern Ohio state championships.
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No. 1
C. Gosney
George Ruhl
Ohio
Tijuana Race Day Opens With Mixed Results
Racing card at Tijuana features eight races with claiming and allowance events. Notable finishes include Plow Steel winning the first race for Neal, Time 1 42, and purse totals around 700 dollars per race, with El Cid and Crystal Beer among podiums in later events. Weather clear and track fast.
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Plow Steel
Neal
Jay Mac
Wallis
Hackamore
Jackson
Lawrence Manning
Sea Wrack
Biddledee
Montana
Summer Sigh
Old Faithful
Marion North
Pie
the Mauleskinner
Ginger
Millie Erne
Blue Dale
Politics
Wtthony Hester Ann
Peek Ease Ya
Lockedale
Petuabaty
Ray Reese
Friend Joe
Letter Six
Sylvia
Aliso
Sophia Idman
Powder Wins First New Orleans Race In Claiming
Powder ridden by L Pichon won the first New Orleans race a claiming sprint for maidens two year olds over five furlongs. Finishers were Powder Ig ns Lou Shank Hike with odds and times listed along with the Also Ran and scratches. Track conditions noted as heavy with a list of participants. The New York Yankees named Eddie Herr and William Essick as new scouts in a later brief.
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Ily Mann Wenegere
Log Serereeeenneneereepe
Muriel Pees
Harry Troll
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Eettenen Tarnhel Oonee Neeeewe
Bally Nuisance
Jessie
Marie Baker
Eisha Girl
Miss Magg
Alita Allen
Buttercup
Music Girl
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Halu
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Ariongs
Mattie
Mabel
Senor
Ateneo Tesseeseses
Gayl Eh Eeeeneerennettes
Frank Fogarty
Firetoma Ateneerenten
Tony Beau
Firth
Powder
L. Pichon
Lou Shank
H. Stutts
Hike
F. Reilly
Keaolani
Buena Vista
Future
Amelia S
Blackstone
Melvina
Valor
Nell Jo
Sir Glen
Poor Sport
Rocking
Hidden Jewels
San Stefano
Run Preserve
Sornae
Mondaversten
C. Colen
New York
New York Yankees Today
Eddie Herr
Detroit Tigers
William Essick
Vernon
Bearcat Eleven Captain to Be Named at Dinner Banquet
The 1926 Bearcat football captain will be elected at tonight’s annual football banquet hosted by the University student body. Seven candidates are Herman Martin Hallerman Holle Borneman Grasfeder Nimmo. Speakers include Dr. Benedict Charles Skinner Roger Burch Christie Frank Lane Coach George McLaren and Captain Johnny Pease.
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Bearcat
Herman
Martin
Hallerman
Holle
Borneman
Grasfeder
Nimmo
M. Benedict
Charles W. Skinner
Rogert Burch
5. We
Christie
Frank Lane
George Mclaren
Johnny Pease
Benedict
Russell Glasgow
Varsity
Sanders and Russell Set for Semi Final on Benefit Card
Tony Sanders and Rustie Russell meet in a six round semi final on a benefit program at People's Theater next Monday night. Roy Wallace and Joe Lohman meet in a ten round main event. The show benefits crippled children and orphans, with annual staging and expected strong patronage.
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Tony Sanders
Rustie Russell
Roy Wallace
Joe Lohman
Local
Boxing Commission
People’s Theater
Covington Boxer Beaten in Six-Round Bout
Terry McMullen of Huntington West Virginia outpointed K O Thompson of Covington Kentucky in six rounds here tonight. Thompson was groggy after the third round. Both fighters were middleweights.
Red Club Returns Emmer In Deal With Reds
Frank Emmer, Seattle Coast League shortstop and brief 1916 Cincinnati figure, will rejoin the Reds in exchange for Jimmy Caveney and a cash sum. Announcement by Reds president August Herrmann notes negotiations started weeks ago. Emmer reports to manager Jack Hendricks at the Orlando training camp next March. The Reds begin travel February 28, train in Orlando until March 20, then tour St. Petersburg and Miami. Bobby Wallace may join as coach. Neal Brady released.
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Seattle
Cinccinnati
Jimmy Caveney
Red
August Herrmann
Emmer
Reds
Herrmann
Jack Hendricks
Hendricks
Orlando
Fla
Redlegs
Cincinnati
Rlando
St. Petersburg
Miami
Bobby Wallace
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Neal Brady
Scores From College Games Across The Midwest
Ohio State defeated Ohio Wesleyan 40 to 19 in Columbus. DePauw beat Indiana 33 to 20 in Greencastle. Notre Dame topped Northwestern 30 to 20 in Chicago.
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Columbus, O
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Greencastle
Ind
Depauw
Indiana
Chicago
Northwestern University
Notre Dame
St John to Speak at Armco Blues Banquet
Middletown Ohio December 15 L W St John director of athletics at Ohio State University will speak here on Saturday December 19 at a banquet for the Armco Blues football team.
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Middletown
L. W. St. John
Ohio State University
Armco Blues
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