Oregon Short Line Railroad Go Time Card
Oregon Short Line Railroad go time card page notes schedule entries and worker shifts. Names of crews and station references appear in readable fragments. The item records roster details and operational timing from the era.
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Oregon Short Line Railroad
Sports and society notes from a multifaceted era
Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake scores 1000 in a Dubuque shoot. The Marylebone Club plans amateur cricket tours to the United States and Canada. The American Freebooters polo team will contest the Gordon Bennett International polo cup in Paris against the All Continental side. Charley Fox’s Go Between leads a Brookdale handicap victory by five lengths over Dolly Spanker. Carl Vandegrift named captain of the Minnesota baseball team for 1906. Charles C. Barnes dies at Evansville aged 80, a renowned horseman and former Tattersalls Philadelphia manager. Vesper Boat Club from Philadelphia arrives in Plymouth for the Henley regatta. B B Heagren of Salt Lake breaks the five mile motor record at Greenwood track with 3 59 4 5. Cornell announces football schedule including games with Western University of Pennsylvania, Swarthmore, Princeton, Columbia, and Pennsylvania. Paris press attributes Grand Prix de Paris result to Val Wor’s collision. Edmond Blanc disputes the steward’s ruling. Tommy Mowatt and O Keefe loom as likely opponents in Chicago boxing. The article also covers proposed bouts, British athletics, and Texas racing plans, plus a polo clash between American and French teams yielding a 4 0 win for France at Bagatelle. A twelve pound hammer world record at Pullman Athletic Club’s Chicago meet: Ed Parry throws 186 6 feet using one arm. The Fitzsimmons Schreck fight is noted.
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Spirit Lake
Dubuque
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United States
Canada
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Charley Fox
Brookdale Landicap
Dolly Spanker
Huliling
Carl Vandegrift
Nlinols
Vandegrift
Rothgeb
Charles C. Barnes
Eyansville
Ind
Tattersalls
Philadelphia
Te Vesper Boat Club
Plymouth
Eng
Dack
B. B. Heagren
Salt Lake
Greenwood
Heagren
Salt Lake City
Cornell
Western University of Pennsylvania
Ithaca
Swarthmore
Princeton
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Paris
Edmond Blanc
Val Wor
Val d’Or
M. Blane
Jockey Club
Tommy Mowatt
Chicago
O'Keefe
Morrie Levy
Sullivan
Bane Hunton
Cullinane Vhletes
Parm
Texas
Pater
Hardees
Hite
Geeree King
Willian MG. Hip
Muncot
Hate
Ani
Wineuben
Willel
France
Bagatelle
Role de Houlogne
Craig Wadsworth
Frank Mackay
Robert Collier
J.ane Blair
James Gordon Bennett
Pullman Athletic Club
Ed Parry
University of Chicago
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John de Witt
Fitzsimmons Schreck
American League Notes and National League Rumors
A garbled recap blends American League notes with National League chatter. It mentions Oll Connor and a few managers, hints at Cleveland’s Ad Joes and Joes, Mentions Washington, Stahl, and Knoll, plus notes on Clymer the Clever and McGraw’s early start. Minor leagues cover Western Association moves, futured players, and a proposed Class D salary cap under $1,000.
Prominent Jockey ONeill Linked To Big Turf Wins
Jockey ONeill figures prominently among today’s high priced riders. He guided Beldame to the season’s biggest turf victory at Sheepshead Bay, also riding three other winners the same day. Across the sports world, Sayers of Milwaukee drew with Green Bay in a six round boxing match, while Sysondy showed pace in the Tide Stakes at Sheepshead Bay.
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Beldame
Sheepshead Bay
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