Dwyer Cast-off Wins Last Race at Fair Grounds
In New Orleans on December 4 the Crescent City Jockey Club track showed improvement and slow surface. Favorite Harmakis and Curetta won, while Ethics interfered with Henpecked to allow the Dwyer cast-off Jungle Imp to take the final race by a narrow margin, with Ethics later sold to Clint Benhtt.
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Dwyer
Fair Grounds
New Orleans
Crescent City Jockey Club
Harmakis
Curetta
Ethics
Little Scout
Recond Nace
Puree Harmekta
Glen Gallant
Fra File Mppo
Maggie Lieber
Gladiator
Moderator
Tower
Luratta
Girdle
Mayor Johnson
of Price
Marvel P
Hurseradlah
Stoner
Bolfrellant
Joe Colson
Henpecked
Tomner
Deux Tempe
Topenitala
Ethba
Bouvier
von Hope
Bourke Cochran
Hortensio
Decoration
Rainland
La Cache Wins At 100 to 1 In City Park Race
New Orleans December crowd at City Park watches a cold dry track as La Cache, a 100 to 1 outsider, defeats favorite Josette by a nose in the Second Race. Favorites dominate the day with four winners. other races feature Poetry, Immortelie, Es treda Palma, Yorkshire Lad, and Sir Jurlang Rickey among notable finishers.
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New Orleans
City Park
la Cache
Josette
Lady Ether
Poetry
Rama
Goma
Balshea
Kite Teil
Polly Perkins
Mims Point
Tom Crabb
Pracioun Stone
Knowledge
Chambiea
Lauriel Rey
Flying Charcoal
Major Carpenter
Towa Moor
Magistrates
Immortelie
Laura Hunter
Clifton Boy
Jack Retils
Berry Hughes
Jack Adama
Nace
Estreda Palma Ever
St. Tammany
Luralighter
Tims
Ereling Boer
Little Boy
Yorkshire Lad
Fox Hunting
Evenkill
Red Fox
Tete Nofr
Sir Jurlang Rickey
Chist Hayes
Leta Duty
Tha
Vanguard End Daring Eleo
Radike Wins Four in Oakland Jockeys Double
Jockey Radike rode four winners at Oakland today at a fast track. Louis Schumacher led First Race over five furlongs, Mafalda won Second Race at six furlongs, Boker will captured Third Race over six and a half furlongs, Sabellita won Fourth Race at one mile and sixteenth, Son Primo took Fifth Race at one mile and fifty, Rightful won Sixth Race at one mile.
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Gamara
Firateace
Otland
Finsticher
Fairview
Als Russell
Blue Pirate
Remington
Hand Bag
Sarsaparine
the Glad Corsair
Attraction
Pretty Nellfy
Army Riley
Tupasil
Marvin Neal
Second Care
Calypso
Peggy
Nova
Pickles
Vagary
Clacomint
Kickshaw
King Cole
Ben Hodder
Fairbury
Monaco
Malad
de- Inde
Phil Finch
Major Daingerpeld
Tatan
Nina
Gold Enamel
Consuelo U
St. Valentine
Glow Star
Royal Heart
Formaster
O'Neil
Lady Vasht
Lady Evnison II
Hannibal Boy
Exeh
Columbia Girl
Charlie Thompson
Edly
the Regent
Wedgewood
Ethel's Pride
Allen
Ponca
Dave Stahl
Favonius
Mint Jeens
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Marino
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Boll
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Ethel Sc
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Lustig
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Recklands
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Insman
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Harslan
el Gora
San Francisco
Radike
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Lous Schumacher
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San Primo
Rightful
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Tom Roberts
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Mitter
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Royal Rogue
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Mocorito
Gronte
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Lartta
Speaker Fontana
Boncie Heg
Rycamado
Sun Bone
Colleen A
Dundreary
Crigit
Lazgford James
Primo
Bannock Delle
Jack Full
Hugh McGowan
Cloche d'Or
Bixly Osd
Fiora Bright
Watercure
Bombardier
Otto Bilofol
Briarthorpa
St George I
Favorites Fail To Win At Ascot Track In Los Angeles
A reported card from Ascot Track in Los Angeles on December 4 shows favorites securing only two victories. Race by race results list winners such as Flea in race one at 18 to 1 and Golden Light in race three at 12 to 1, with several longshot contenders among the runners.
Great Sale of Horses at Van Tasell and Kearney
New York December 4 Great sale of thoroughbred breeding stock begins at Van Tasell Kearney auction mart. Some 600 brood mares and stallions from Haggin Rancho del Paso to be sold to dissolve Moegers Haggin Tevis co partnership and abandon Rancho del Paso as a breeding establishment. Haggin to focus on Kentucky stud. Attendance large and bidding spirited with buyers H T Oxnard and A J Joyner leading purchases. Joyner bought eight mares totaling 1500 dollars while Oxnard purchased thirty three mares totaling 14000 dollars.
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Hegan
van Tasell & Kearney
James B. Haggin
Rancho del Paso
Moegers
Haggin
Tevis
Bia
Kentucky
H. T. Oxnard
A. J. Joyner
Mr. Joyner
R Thomas
Western Racing Dates Set by Jockey Club Stewards for 1906
Western Jockey Club stewards assign 1906 meet dates across Crescent City Arkansas Oaklawn and Memphis clubs with January to March windows and future dates to be announced. Lawrence Young re-elected chair TMman Richard Fitzgerald becomes vice chair. Bush Celia Nathan son reelected. James Howard declines reelection. Harvey Woodruff new treasurer. W Woods restored to good standing.
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Jockey Club
Chicago
Western Jockey Club
Crescent City Jockey Club
New
Louisiana Jockey Club
Oaklawa Jockey Club
Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas Jockey Club
Little Rock
Oaklawn
Memphis
Harvey Woodruff
Jockey W. Woods
Washington Place for Game. Army-Navy to be played in capital
Col Bramwell urges Washington as ideal site for the Army-Navy game citing better facilities and room for 100,000. Col Cromwell prefers Potomac Park with permanent stands, arguing a stadium like Harvard would boost Washington sports and avoid paid seating. Also notes Princeton basketball season opening and Eastern Baseball League meeting set in New York.
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Bramwell
Princeton
Washington
Philadelphia
Col. Charlea
Cromwell
White House
Dilipse
Potomac Park
Harvard
Congress
Horse Racing Entries for New Orleans City Park Cards
Racing entries listed for TOQ-DAY's meet at City Park New Orleans across five races with mile and furlong heats. Names include Ivanhoe Basil Ethel Davis The Trier Henry Act St Noot Plorizel Ferrymoan Tom Riley Senroo Clifton Forge and more with varied stakes and numbers. an ad for Sucklen's Arnica Salve at 25 cents concludes the notice.
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New Orleans
City Park
Geven Furlong
Ivanhoe
Basil
Billy Handeel
Custun
Ethel Davis
Algonquin
Trier and Henry
Dr McCluer
Plebelan
Oliver
Mintboy
Hewthorne
Susanne Rocamore
Miss Leyman
Belle Strome
Misa Nennlo L
Gravi
Alf Furlouga
Mathis
Glenclere
Adesso
Tach
Burgolette
Don Fonso
Granada
Gray
Columbia ends football as a profession not sport
New York December 4 Columbia University president Nicholas M Butler endorsed abolishing football in a college daily letter to alums and students. He called the game a profession, not a sport, and said public zeal is not cause for exultation but for regret, urging action to halt the state of affairs.
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New York
Columbia, University
Nicholas M. Butler
Columbia
College Daily
Columbia University
Verdict Calls For Laws To Curb Brutality In Football
New York coroner jury returns verdict on the death of Harv old R Moore of Ogdensburg during a Union College game at New York University. The panel finds death an accident but urges enactment of laws to prohibit brutal features of football to prevent further injuries.
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New York
Harvfold R. Moore
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Union College
Virginia awards V s to Virginia football squad
Charlottesville report notes the General Athletic Association of the University of Virginia awarded V s to teammates including Captain Cooker Kite Garnett Murphy Warren Daingerfield Haskell Hopkins Woods Barry Dodson Kreba Randolph Johnson Maddux Crayford Waples. Hammond Johnson of Norfolk named captain for next year, a law student and brother of former Virginia captain Branch Johnson. A dinner followed the election. Coach Cole left for Nashville for Dan Mottufgan's wedding with Yost of Michigan as best man.
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Washington
Charlottesville
General Athletic Association
University of Virginia Tonight
Cooker Kite Garnett
Murphy
Warren
Daingerfield
Haskell
Hopkins
Woods
Barry
Dodson
Kreba
Randolph
Johnson
Maddux
Crayford
Waples
Hammond Johnson
Norfolk
Branch Johnson
Virginia
South
Association
Cole
Noahiville
Dan” Mottufgan
Vanderbilt
Yost
Michigan
Football Observations At White House Seek Safer Rules
President Roosevelt hosted Harvard figures William Reid and Herbert White at a luncheon to discuss football reforms. A conference with Walter Camp and other authorities followed the season end to reduce brutality, promote open play, and keep college football from being abandoned. No final conclusions were reached, but the president favors rule modifications and will continue consultations.
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Roosevelt
William ‘S. Reid
Harvard
Herbert White
Pascal Tee
Mr. Held
Walter Camp
Reid
White
Atlanta Club Must Explain
The National Association of Amateur Catamen appointed Claude R. Zap pone of this city to a three member committee to investigate the visit to Germany last summer by the Atlanta Boat Club double. They will report at the N A A Q annual meeting in New York on March 1.
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National Association of Amateur Catamen
Claude R. Zappone
Germany
Atalanta
QORDER IN KENNEL CLUB HEARING ON TAIL PROTEST
The Westminster Kennel Club orders John C. Sullivan of Cambridge and Spotswood Kennels to present all statements as affidavits in a protest over Eastover Lancelot's tail at the February Garden show. The case, involving a cork or natural tail, may be appealed to the American Kennel Club, with hearings continuing in executive session before the Beach Show Committee.
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Washington Post
New York
Westminster Kennel Club
Garden
Westminster Club Committee
John C. Sullivan
Cambridge
Mass
Spotswood Kennels
Battle Axe Post Office
Pennsylvania
American Kennel Club
Supreme Board
Westminster Club
Columbia's Last Game Sophomores Beat Freshmen 0 to 0
New York December 4 A yearly Columbia University football match at American League Park concluded with the sophomores defeating the freshmen by 0 points. The contest marked the final game students may play before the faculty decree taking effect December 11. Maplesdon scored after a blocked kick in the first half.
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New York
Columbia University
American League Park
Columbia
Maplesdon
Corcoran Cadets Quit Over Suspension of Key Players
Corcoran Cadets sever ties with the Washington Basketball League after Amateur Athletic Union suspensions of Rice Draeger and Handliboe for professionalism. Cap tain C Edwards says the team will schedule its own games and may form a new league next year while praising public interest in an undisputed championship.
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Unilon
Rice
Draeger
Handliboe
Corcoran Cadets
Washington Basketball League
Corcorans
Ordway Rifles
Columbia Athletic Club
Robey
Carroll Institute
Amateur Athletic Union
Corcorans Hadiboe
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Corcoran Quint
Capt. C. Edwards
Capt. Edwards
Nations Guard
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