Harvey Racing 5 Feature of Dull Afternoon
Jockey Willie Harvey, apprentice under contract to G. C. Winfrey, rode three winners on a card dominated by favorites in New Orleans. The program opened with Little Alfred’s win, followed by Benedict Vow and Old Paige in later dashes. The day featured a close Nose finish for The Arabian over Cloister, with Mooney guiding Arabian to lead early.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
Willie Harvey
G. C. Winfrey
Harvey
Cloister
Mooney
Konga
Mergler
Petro
Little Alfred
Hoerse
McIntosh
Hardboots
Boot Black
Anish
Kentucky
Dave Hirn
Idle Hour Farm
Benedict Vow
Harry Payne Whitney
Barrage
Baytag
Mabel C
Old Paige
Rodigruez
Furse
Yang
Pont
Art Good
Hgndliy
Dyelaimburn
Br. G
Magic Lantern II
J. ¥. Coburn
Boot
Ze Lang
Barion
Lontgomery
Unele
Abe
Liz Au
Ah Big Jones
Ae Mergler
Vanishing Bey
Loganoweki
Mike Morriaway
Smith
Tong
Nat Good
Wat
Tockeya
Banedlet Vow
Ae McAultto Ie
Mabel Craity Ny Reebo
Kummer
Brinkley
Mergier
Speckled Beauty
Amith
Lueiter
O'Brien
Soney
Ae Larvey
Glenmore
Robinson
Bea
Seth
Jones
Benedict
Hartage
Borragé
Ting
Hall
Flying Squirrel
A. Hall
Wet Post
Firat
Hig
Eien Rodrigues
Quentin
Frank
Charles Heary
Pa Brothers
Trust of Glebal
McAunffe
Bet
Fargoyne
Montgomery
Lo Patrick L
Barnes
Holloway
Woodlawn Queen
Paige
Mt. Quentin
Atretch
W. J
Fred
McGee—Lithia
Alfred
Tome
Pravieux
Richelieu
Carnarvon
Gia Dawhon
Os &E
Rodrigues
Previeix
Atragoso
Hickelieu
Bonnie Bilolse
Wilson
Wel Pont St Fialh Pokeye
Ie Tgort J.A Mooney
Clobkter
Polvo
Polva
Purne
Wiener
C.erron
Jotheys Kinematow
P Y Ae
Oa Sharks
Fauna War
Styne McAuliffe
Quanan
Swanson
Heupe
Amonte
Klawman
Jaune Bar
Sefenth
Purat
Upda
Roger
Viauh Harvey
Tualp
McAuliffe
Stranson
Ave Heepel
Foe
Bipet Petron
Jefferson Park sixth features Ittle Ammie on soft going
ITTLE AMMIE seeks a decisive score in the Jefferson Park sixth race on a soft track. SMUTS looms to beat her with OWASCO and HONEC in the mix as others press for the top spot. The Bowie-trained mare benefits from light weights and favorable footing in a competitive mile and a half affair.
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Ittle Ammie
Bowie
Jefferson Park
Solia
Pela Somers
Youhiml
Dickey
Jefferson Park Oval
Quesada
Yoshimi
Hercules Allaundrin
Ammie
Smuts
Owasco
Huonec
Racing Brief Predicts Tight Finish in Afternoon Dash
Last to the post, a sprinter drops four pounds to 99 and aims to strike. Deadlock trains steadily with a 1:19 three-quarters workout and should be a danger if alert. Sunny Girl races steadily as a brisk factor while Hwe Astro remains uncertain yet formidable if repeating a recent win. Canyon and Sequel are listed as possibilities with Tae Tan among the hopefuls.
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Astro
Lghte Brive
Ahr
Ind
Marvel
Canyon
Ward
David Harum
Quanal
Rand den
Cadorna Cobbe
SMNY
John B. Slanderer
Beck
Hequel
Avid Harum
Lugs
General Cadorna
Stonewall
New York
Deadlock
Sunny Girl
Hwe Astro
Tae Tan
Red Sox Schedule Southern Contests
Boston notices spring training plans with seven games in New Orleans against the Southern association club plus stops at Mobile Nashville Louisville and a two game intercity series with the Braves on April 10 and 12 including other route games before heading north. AMEROSA TO COACH W. AND T. Levington
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Boston
New Orleans
Southern Association
Mobile
Nashville
Louisville
Red Sox
Braves
Doyle May Succeed Dolan as N Y Coach
New York December 4 Larry Doyle former Giants captain and second baseman may return to the National League champions as coach next season replacing Cory Dolan who has been barred from baseball for his alleged part in the bribery case with Hetle Land Philadelphia shortstop Doyle’s appointment is under consideration though manager John McGraw would not confirm it Doyle played for the Giants from 1907 to 1920 including four pennant winners and later worked in minor league and independent ranks
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New York
Larry Doyle
New York Giants
Cory Dolan
Jimmy O'Connell
Hetle Land
Philadelphia
Doyle
John McGraw
Chicago Cubs
Giants
McGrew
Keystone Packers
Braves Acquire Fielder from St Louis West Coast Star Welsh
Boston completes a deal from Hartford with Seattle for Jimmy Welsh, the Seattle club’s Pacific Coast League star. The Braves send Yeargin and Atryker plus cash and a future player to be named by April 26, 1925. Welsh, 25, 6 feet 1 inch, batted .342 last season with 16 homers and 17 steals, noted for center field.
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Boston
St. Louis
Micky O'Neil
Maurice Archdeacon
Charley HoRocher
Jimmy Welsh
Seattle
Boston Nationals
Hartford
Jimmy Yeargin
Sterling Atryker
Welsh
Braves
Pacific Coast
Atole
Wade Killifer
Berlin boxing matches draw huge crowds in Germany
Berlin boxing crowds swell as sport halls fill with fans amid a strong mark rate. Champion heavyweight Sam Koerner trains daily at Berlin's largest sport palace with sparring partner Artie Kauffman. Former German champ Hans Brietenstrader and Australia’s heavyweight George Cook also stage exhibitions in Europe.
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Samson Koerner
Artie Kauffman
Harlem
Koerner
Berlin
Sport Palace
Hans Brietenstrader
San Francisco
George Cook
Australia
Europe
Hyattsville High Seeks Strong Basketball Showing
Hyattsville Md December 4 despite only one 1923 regular Captain Dix Hyattsville High School shows promise of a strong basketball team Guard Dix Wright Parrish Continett Jenkins Chase and Cohan form the squad with Tubby Branner coaching Former Maryland athlete Branner leads the team as it arranges games with University of Maryland teams Sandy Spring Devitt Prep St Johns Business High and other area scholastic outfits in Washington. Columbia Mo December 4 a $ stadium drive for a 65000 seat Missouri Memorial Stadium ends with construction to begin next spring and be half completed by the 1925 football season opening.
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Hyattsville
Dix
Hyattsvile High School
Wright
Parrish
Continett
Jenkins
Chase
University of Maryland
Sandy Spring
Devitt Preps
St. John’s Business High School
Washington
Columbia
University of Missouri
Blue Ridge May Add Two Clubs to Circuit
Martinsburg West Virginia December 4 The Blue Ridge league may expand from six to eight clubs at an annual post season meeting in Hagerstown next week If Cumberland Maryland and Cardale Pennsylvania are added the circuit would gain two new franchises Cumberland is noted for Sunday baseball and could prove a financial asset for the league
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Hagerstown
Gage
Cumberland
Maryland
Cardale
Pennsylvania
Michigan and Cornell Dual Meet Scheduled at East Feld House
Michigan and Cornell will meet in a dual field meet in East Feld House on March 28. The teams clashed at Ithaca on March 29 last year. A new weight event is likely, with a 36 pound weight throw planned for the Cornell meet.
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Any
Arbor
Mich
A. P
Michigan
Cornell
Oestfeld House
Atthaca
Miami track to host stewards inside rail and new timing
Luke Cassidy announces the Miami Jockey Club will place stewards inside the infield with electrical timing and photographic finish records at the Florida course. The change, backed by Cassidy, aims to boost public trust, improve finish watches, and attract winter crowds with a modern racing plant regarded as the Barbados of the South.
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Luke Cassidy
Miami Jockey Club
Florida
The
Jockey Club
Ne Yori
New York
Maryland
Mr. Cassidy
Cassidy
New Miami
Miami
Morida
Jacksonville
Racing Stars and Ruled Lines in Havana and Miami Tracks
Admiral Grayson and My Own face a uncertain future as racing eyes turn to Havana and Miami with richer purses and higher hopes. The coast track opened to 20,000 fans on Thanksgiving, signaling strong interest in the sport and its new wealth.
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Gary T. Grayson
Gray- Bor
Zev
My Own
Sonvinold
King James
Saratoga
Admiral Grayson
William PF. Butch
W. H. Brooks
My Play
Mr. Mutt
Laurel
Tia Juana
Caliifornia
Martinsburg Eleven Ends Fine Season on Gridiron
Martinsburg High School finished a strong 1924 season with a championship in the eastern section of West Virginia and just two losses to Mechanicsburg and Hagerstown. They dropped the Cumberland Valley title in the final league game.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Martinsburg High School
Mechanicsburg
Hagerstown
West Virginia
Olson Released by Dodgers in Unconditional Move
New York Dec 4 The Brooklyn Nationals announce the unconditional release of Ivan Olson veteran infielder who served as coach during 1924 Olson home Fayetteville Arkansas began major league career with Cleveland in 1911 also played for Cincinnati before joining Robins in 1915.
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van Olson
Dodgers
New York
Brooklyn Nationals
Ivan Olson
Olson
Fayetteville
Ark
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Robins
Lipton Sails Home as Cup Challenge Still On
Sir Thomas Lipton will sail for home on the Leviathan Saturday after a six week visit in America and reiterated plans to challenge for the America's Cup in races scheduled for 1926. In Grand Rapids WL Young Stribling, a Georgia light heavyweight, has been engaged for a December 12 bout announced by Olympic Athletic officials though his opponent had not yet been chosen.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Atlantic
Grand Rapids
Mich
Stribling
Georgia
Olympic Athletic Associations
Striblin
Eddie Dugan Joins New Orleans Colony as Trainer and Agent
Eddie Dugan, once America's premier jockey, joins the New Orleans racing colony as trainer and agent for jockeys. He recalls Meelick winning the 1908 Crescent City derby after a California shipment, with Dugan praising the horse's stamina. Dugan rode for Baron Rothschild and August Belmont among others, led America's winning jockey list in 1907-8, and retired from riding two years ago due to weight.
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Orleans
Eddie Dugan
America
Meelick
Fairgrounds
Dugan
California
New Orelans
Baron Rothschild
Germany
Count Lazaroff
Russia
August Belmont
New York Jockey Club
Harry Peyne Whitney
John W. Gates
Chicago
East
Tair Play
Friar Rock
Witz
Herbert
King James
Montgomery
Water Vaie
Trap Rock
Rock View
Dugah
San Francisco
Calif
Jake Ward
Emoryville Race Track
Notre Dame Named Champion by Veteran Athletes
Philadelphia reports that the 1924 football season’s outstanding team is Notre Dame, with a national championship cup to be awarded. Judge Eugene C. Bonjniwell donated the trophy, and the award must be voted unanimously by the Veteran Athletes of Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Notre Dame
Eugane C. Bon~ Jniwell
Philadelphia Muntcipal Court
Veterans’ Association
McTigue to Point For Walker Bout
New York December 4 Mike McTigue world light heavyweight champion will not fight before his January 7 bout with Mickey Walker welterweight title holder in Newark. Paddy Mullins, McTigue’s manager, said reports of two pre bout matches are false and no deals have been accepted.
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New York
Mike McTigue
Mickey Walker
Newark
Paddy Mullins
McTigue
Walker
MaHing
Young Marullo
New Orleans
Jack Middleton
Miami
Tia Juane Results Race Card Summary
Race card reports seven thoroughbred sprints and one long race with multiple entrants. notable: Vibrator led in the first, Barris bane and Walter Dant among top finishers, War Winner and Glyn more headlining the longer events, with varied payoffs across six furlongs to over a mile.
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Furlor la
Omer
Abneyht Angele
Norford Maney
Furtanga
Ian Ms
Tootera
Wiging Orb
Delacd
Jansiter
Vanenne Ells
Albanna Oy Ma
Isavenor
Margaret Btnora
Mia Bpears
Eve
Napau Oy
WM Rendall
McKinney
Kirkwood
Nantucket
Lla
Brian Keat
Malvern
Mallon Reat
Clarks
Bony Cuard
Antecaryos
Midwestern
Prlite
Nacomee
Aigegon House
M. J. May
Masters
Fisher
Mis Caltha
Abel
Smil
Edna
Twin Fox
Caltha
Hmm. Williams
Dellow
Barrisbane
Roberts
Walter Dant
Busy Rob
Renleigh
Donatello
Evalyn Harrigan
Missoula
Hoggland
Lee
Pendergast
H. Warren
Poll O’ Fun
Chippendele
Finme
Argosa Forest
Merine Corps
Risaran
Glynmore
Elis
Weddin
Prince
Baker
Frank Pogarty
Walters
Martha L. Dolph
Tim Baposarée
Piccorilio
Eeigea Paula Shay
Griffin
Eagle
Walla
Rime
Hria” Thar Dellar
Girl Scout
Taplin
Bright Ides
Lilley
Publisher
Gimith
Millwick
Lena Woo
Skitaleotan
McHugh
Little Clair
Halu
Kaplin
Howe
Dear
Fatr Howene
Cruzern
June Py Alse Rad
Havana Races Report Mixes Results and Odds
The Havana meet lists five races with winners like Vitre ana and Richard Murrey and shows riders Callahan Moore Albiker and McDonald among the participants. Odds such as 5-2 8-5 appear for several entries, with times around 1:18 and 1:12 noted, and additional horses listed as also ran or unplaced.
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Vitre Ana
F Albiker
Tangs Ifina
Holecker
Joe Idoe
Virgie K
Jostphine C
Midnight Stories
Erlanger
Wireflower
McCabel
Forwarn
Callaan
Gailford
Cedir
Tune
Murr
Lamia
Urandson
Singh Bray
Remy
Mar
Boign Dem
Jas
Peter Flece
Blakyie Shack
Alee Rem
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Otvser
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Odo
Banter
Modo
Pirate Gold
Layon McDuffer
Layon
Uncle Safe
Scott Uitile
Scott
By Barrie Payne
Stringchlong Grouth
Seringer
Tean H
Helen Fi
Shadybhroak
Chiama
Eliza Eases
Frances Ison
Peter Delos
Escolane
Bench Lady
ST. Nicholas
Elizabeth Brown
Pony Mara
Previeux
Lady Marian
Woodlund
Delyssa
Prence
Waukulla
Delysea
Polly Mara
Dey
Dolan
N. Y
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Hyattsville’s Hope
Blue Ridge
Whather Clear
Harry Stringer
Lipton
Young Stribling
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