Wrights Amateur Cup Ride Tops Danvers Meet
Wright's 17 year old rider piloted New York to victory in the Amateur Cup, beating Niblick and Quadrille as Quadrille led early. Miller rode three winners on the card, including Temmeraire and Cabochon, with Yorkist among market movers and Lord of the Vale absent.
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Madden
Zienap
Belle Strome
Miller
Lord of the Vale
Cederstrome
Horner
Yorkist Loses in Stretch at Capital Downs
Report of a crowded stretch trial where Cabo chon led early before Wae won by two lengths. Yorkist recovered to place five lengths ahead of Old Colony with Umbrella and Lee Harrison II fading badly. Marster, billed as a good thing, failed as Cloisteress won the maiden race with Brie close behind. In the mile handicap Pretension faded to third as Avaunteer surged to victory by two lengths. Lord of the Vale faltered in the last race, with Cederstrome winning by a length and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabochon
Lee Harrison
Yvorkist
Yorkist
Umbrella
Old Colony
Lee Harrison II
Marster
Waterchester
Miller
Brie
Anal
Pretension
Reidmoore
Avaunteer
Lurettz
Cederatome
Lord of the Vale
Cederstrome
Belmont
Pater
Reliable Clothes and Values At Parker Bridget Store
The store pledges no sale of garments without guarantee, noting higher wool and labor costs prevent underpriced suits and overcoats. It promotes a fall and winter collection with high quality tailoring, including evening wear, and cites its reputation for reliability as key to smart clothing purchases.
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Parker- Bridget
America
Gossip on Oxfo rd sports meet feature events and bets
Delegation of baseball notables visits Oxford for a midseason meet. Holscher heads the seven mile field with Sandalwood and Pete Dailey among the cross country runners. Banker, Reidmore, Bulwark and others race as betting heats heat up. Lord of the Vale meets Cederstrome in a tight finish while Yorkist shows hot odds before Pierrot ride. Baseball figures Johnny McGraw Ned Hanlon and others attend track events.
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Benning
Holscher
Banker
Sandalwood
Pete Dailey
Reidmore
Bulwark
Palette
Pete Dalley
Whcn
Favorite Rebo falls to Beecher at Fair Grounds
New Orleans racing day ends with Rebo, favored at 2 to 5 in race three, losing to Beecher as Sunda wins the prior event. Jockey McGee faced a one week suspension after the second race for breaking through the barrier. Weather clear and track fast with six races completed and odds noted for each finisher.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Rebo
Beecher
McGee
Sunda
J. Hox Messy
Gold Circle
Garner
Tyroleon
C. Morrie
Polly Prim
Allon Baise
Fompéedour
Abjure
Flaude
A1 Dottere
Bitter Anne
Frank Flesher
Bisher
Monore
Delaney
Blackburn Ster
Seton
the Piker
Dick Shaniey
Doric
Glad Pirate
Zack Abrams
Poster Girl
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A. Martin
Pride of
Concert
Firth
Bonart
Aubuchon
Buren Arnold
Nico
Dry Dollar
Fime
Chase
Bateahed
Idalla
W Windfatt
Sweet Kitty
Quint Brady
Gnomer
Doctor McClure
Martin
Rian
Marvin Neal
Mayberry
Doctor Young
Benning Race Day Results From November 30 1906
At Benning the six furlong Furst race saw Temmeraire win easily with Ballyhoo Boy as sire. J. E. Madden owned and trained the winner, amid a crowded field and volatile speeds. Second race Columbine contested by Jamies R. Keene stable, with Gring and Old Colony close behind as Yorkist and Umbrella faltered. Third race Amateur Cup saw Sir Modred-Memento mare win, while Gallant and Nidlick pressed hard. Fourth race a maiden for three-year-olds concluded with Carlton Grange-Clatra ridden to victory by an unnamed jockey. Fifth race featured Borgis-ngen as winner over Loretta and Pretension in a tight finish. Sixth race One mile and one-eighth saw Land of the Vale defeated by Benzrowe-Lasex progeny with strong stretch drive.
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Mr. Wright
New York
Niblek
Quadrille
James Boden
Frank McCabe
Dion Kerr
St. Gallen
Kick
Niblick
Idle Dream
Gallant
Ava
Quadrile
Lady Vera
Madden
Miller
Wip
Chen
Belle Strome
Temmeraire
Cabochon
James R. Keene
Yorkist
Lord of the Vele
F. W. Healey
Ugual
Hastings
Cederstrome
Lord of the Vale
Banker
Cederatrome
Scarfell
Mosby
Canada
Yorkinc
T. W. Coulter
Robbie Wilson
Cabochen
Little Wilson
Coulter
Pierrot
Jack’ McAulitte
Furst
Br. v
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Afisi Hamburg
J. E. Madden
Jookesa Op
Hob
Stobozon
Bivouge
Nuttie
Zlonap
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Divouse
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Columbie
AC Pest
Bonnie Gem
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J. J. Hyland
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Johnson
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Lee Harrison TL
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Find
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G, Butler
Op. HI
CY Plan
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Lord of
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Beckman
Jean Schitler
Midar
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Tab RY Notter
Seederstrome
Land of the Vale
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Ung
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Snow King
Mark Meddie
Josie Hamptonlio
Oxford Lay
Cannon Hall
Bill Phillips
Eghinoor
Geneldoration
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Aitkin
Tom
Royal Breeze
Sir Toddington
Cora Price
Major Tenney Liked Mud at Oakland in Three Wins
In San Francisco on November 30 Major Tenney surged in muddy conditions at Oakland winning in each of three races. Sam Barber won the first race at five furlongs. Major Tenny captured the second a mile and 100 yards. Shady Lad took the fourth six furlongs. Mass 101 won the fifth at one mile and city yards. F W Barr triumphed in the seventh furlongs. Runners included Prince of Castile Hosa Chetty Lone Watt Pay Me Crecerton and others racing under Graham Knapp A Brown and Williams. Time figures given for several events.
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Graham
San Francisco
Tenney
Sam Barber
Prince of Castile
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Hosa Chetty
A. Brown
Rey Bennst
Burning Bush
Furze
Peso Della
Bannatar
Cero
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Iven
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Tanbatita
Gahain
Tima
Bearakin
Chablis
Pay Me
Malar
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Sir Carter
Shady Lad
Greham
Tin Hurst
F. Wilson
Tame
Petit Due
Madden
F W. Barr
Wan
Linare
Brumel
Standover
Downing
J.C Clem
Bolomen
Chief Wittman
Swagger
Betting and hockey news cross paths in 1907 era item
A tangle of names from horse and ball sports fills the page. Bets, team notes, and upcoming matches mix with early hockey schedules in New York and Washington. The piece highlights Connie Mack, Ned Hanlon, and Buck Ewing, plus a January hockey slate and a DC road drivers matinees plan.
City Association Bowlers Schedule January 14 Tournament
City Association committee met in the Palace bowling alley director room and set the week of January 14 for the annual tournament to be held at the Palace alleys. All clubs must join the City Association to be eligible.
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New York
Intercollegiate Hockey Association
Columbia
Pringston
Dartmouth
Princeton
Harvard
Yale
Darthmouth
Jenuary
Columbia Dartmouth
City Association
George T. Cox
Edward Meyers
H. T. LeClair
W. W. Chase
George S. Livingston
George H. Cooke
Elmer Johnson
Palace
Oxford and Cambridge Decline Jamestown Rowing Invitation
The Standard reports Oxford and Cambridge boat clubs will not row at the Jamestown Exposition in 197. Reasons include expense and a belief Americans should establish a large domestic regatta similar to Henley for foreign crews to compete.
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Oxford
Cambridge
London
Henley
Cantillon Ost for Hunt on Southern fishing trip
Charley Corskey president of the White Sox, with Joe Cantillon manager of the Washington club, Dutch Schaefer of Detroit, and Si Sanborn Chicago Washington editor, left St. Louis Tuesday night for Memphis. They plan a month hunting and fishing trip in Southern waters if sport is good.
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Washington
St. Louis
Charley Corskey
White Sox
Joe Cantillon
Washington Club
Dutch Schaefer
Detroit
Si Sanborn
Chicago Wwltune
Memphis
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