Lampus Wins Jefferson Park Feature as Meeting Hits Three in Row
New Orleans reports Lampus owned by W L Martin wins the feature dash at Jefferson Park, a mile and a furlong handicap worth 1000 added, by a scant head over Blarney Stone with Pirit Leo third. E Bumpety Bumps withdrawl causes wager refunds amid racing excitement. Fusee and Penitent are noted, Fort Churchill nets third straight win after a tight finish with Col Taylor.
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W. L. Martin
Lampus
Blarney Stone
Jefferson Park
Piritleo
New Orleans Race Day Results Spoiled With Fast Times
First race six furlongs winner Damoris with Time 1 16 2 5. Field included Marjorie M and Domingo with heavy odds. Second race one and a half furlongs saw Pasee favored with Oolala and Goodhart betting to place. Third race six furlongs Modesty led with Penitent close behind, time 1 15 15. Fourth six furlongs Fort Churchill edged Bik him and Arapahoe among also ran. Fifth one mile and furlong Lam pus led Pimlico entries with Wick ford also racing. Sixth one and one sixteenth miles Bagacity and Mr XK contested, Time 1 50 1-5. Seventh one and one sixteenth miles Amaze led Mias Rankin and Machiavilli in a tight finish, Time 1 50 3-5.
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Damoris
Francis
Domingo
Rabin
Sammy Boy
Rose of Picardy
Plato
Helioland
Saul Conduit
Roeye
Wive
Pasee
Garrison
Oolala
Weber
Goodhart
Morris
Dadia
Baby Vamp
Bonero Blue
Bashful
Margaret Elnora
Hyperbole
Lady Zeus
Modesty
Marinella
Penitent
Coltiettt
Image
Wilson
Simplicity
Brush Boy
Colando
Stamp
Algo
Fort Churchill
Wson
Col Taylor
Tang
Bikhim
Tsedore
Lampus
Thurber
Blarney Stone
Marivells
Pimlico
Gregory
Wickford
Bagacity
McDermott
Ganther
Welher
Ace
Galot
Aixiom
Coltiletti
Mias Rankin
Bruening
Machiavilli
Owens
Donatello
France
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Swirl
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Bornbast
Burns
Rosa Lee Art Dresser
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Sas
Eirto
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Rely
Attoo
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Machen Marya
Zeney
Ree
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Umma
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Esia
Iosis Fonewail
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White Crown
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Ito
J. Wenthen Lear
Tia Juana Race Day Notes and Selections
Horse racing results from Rancho era meet detailing multiple races at five and a half to one mile distances. Lists include finishing orders, times, and purse amounts with selections named Crispie Colonel Murphy Duly Fashion and others among a long field.
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Tia Aivana
Crispie
Colonel Murphy
Tion Steel
Eye Bright
Hanover
Topaz
Olivier Junin
Irge
Rafferty Elsabio
Gath Woodie Montgomery
Glen Well
Sulgeorge
Freneral Byng
Undine
Katherine Rankin
Ella Waldo
Monncheo
My Cash Never Gives Out for Diamonds and Bonds
Louis Abrams 2,5 refers to a financial slogan about reliable cash availability for valuables and securities. The text emphasizes constants in handling diamonds liberty bonds old gold platinum silver and similar items, with a brief, unclear addendum mentioning Wam daza.
No Races At Havana Cuban Memorial Day
Havana officials announce there will be no races tomorrow in observance of Cuban Memorial Day. The program at Oriental Park and the Jockey Club will resume Thursday with no events scheduled for the holiday.
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Havana
Cuba
Oriental Park
Jockéy Club
Stone Offers 750000 for Red Sox from Fred Stone
Boston December 6 Fred Stone comedian said he offered Harry Frazee owner of the Boston Red Sox $750,000 for the club. A sale conference will be held tomorrow. Frazee said he had not heard of the offer and the comedian approached the management through Frazee's representative.
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Fred Stone
Harry Frazee
Boston Red Sox
Frazee
Stone
Red Sox
Greb Defeats Keiser In Eight Round Pittsburgh Bout
In Philadelphia on December 6 Harry Greb of Pittsburgh defeated Fay Keiser of Baltimore in an eight round bout, delivering severe punishment and winning by a large margin. George Werner of Boston fouled Jimmy Gibbons of Philadelphia in the fourth round of their six round match, referee halted the bout.
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Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Fay Keiser
Baltimore
Keiser
George Werner
Boston
Jimmy Gibbons
Skokie Club to Open Next Open for 1922 Championship
The Skokie Country Club of Chicago tonight announced it has been awarded the national open golf championship for 1922. Officials had hoped a Detroit district club might be chosen but failed to secure the honor. The Liberty A. C. claims the 110-pound gridiron title of the District and challenges the top team in that class. Yosemite A. C. beat Epiphany 16 to 8 as Simmons and McClosky starred for the winners.
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Bec
Skokie Country Club
Chicago
Detroit
Liberty A. C
4Hay Eleven
Cai
W. Lerch
Bates Street
Blazeaway Quits on Heavy Track at Oriental Park
Havana December racing card at Oriental Park featured Gavner, 3 year old son of Superman, winning the Azarés handicap over Cromwell and Mack Garner. Diversity led late to win the first race while Sir Jack upset John J. Casey in the second. Harald K. outlasted Major Domo in the third, Old Sinner defeated Golden Chance and Sugamint in the fifth, and Blazedway quit on the heavy track.
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Havana
M. Goldblatt
Gavner
Superman- Verdict
Cromwell
Mack Garner
Oriental Park
Diversity
Fictile
Luster
Sir Jack
John J. Casey
Caraway
Harald K
Major Domo
Golder
Sinner
Goidén Chance
Sugamint
Blazedway
Cherie Ona
Havana Racecard results First R five and one half furlongs
Diversity led a lip short finish in 1 14 for 10H Havenshade ridden event with Fietile AM and Lustre among howlers. Other runners Bun Girl AMtricolette Mary Hartman and Mrs Grubby among notable names in a crowded field. Seven races listed with times and placements.
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Boyle
Lustre
Stowe
Bun Girl
Atesa
Tricolette
Mary
Hartman
Mrs. Grubby
Sin Stéfane
Acosta
Sir Jack
Cuslmers
John J. Casey
Sebiwart
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Carroll
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Say
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Inro
Dardy van
Hazel R
Leon Algo Rai
Herold K
Hmis
Mad. Doma
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Plckens
Golden Flint
Kennedy
Yeomabétte
Solpmate
Tha Enalidhthin
W. G. McClintock
Magivan
den Thrush
Guv'nor
Renbady
Cromwell
Mackay
Méndeal
Bach
Turonge
Old Sinner
Marhunee
Golden Ghance
Scheffel
Sugar Mint
Wretoff
Yarkécon
the Bidutter
Fireworth
Blazeaway
Christie Bolters
Carrall
T. J. Hogan
Morrissey
Maya Bob
George Ames
Thoroughbred race selections and contenders across Havana New Orleans and Juana
A chaotic scan of horse racing notes lists entrants and trusted picks for multiple tracks. Notable names include Murphy De Turk Duke John Grayson Day Lilly Murray and Panaman with bets on Purchelle and Peasant as strong options across Havana New Orleans and Juana races.
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de Turk
Headquarters
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Purchelle
Jefferson Track
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Phelan
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Tom Gibbons Candidate for Dempsey Title Clash
New York December reports suggest Tex Rickard may push for a Dempsey versus Tom Gibbons title bid. With Jess Willard out, only the top white heavyweight contender and bantam kingpins remain active, while St Paul and New York vie to land the bout as promoters weigh timing around Carpentier and arena constraints.
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Jess Willard
Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
Jack Kearns
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Dempsey-Gibbons
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Gibbons
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Hindoo's New Orleans Selections Race Card Summary
In six claiming and stakes races for 3-year-olds and up, horses such as Boueete, Hermis Ken, Rosa Lee, Dumfounder, Kitties Cub, and Silence are highlighted as top contenders with notes on form and weights. Second through seventh races spotlight Maradale, Attoo, Battered, Trico, Panaman, Johns Umma, Rapid Traveler, War Zone, Walnut Hall, Tantalog, Gorygon, Rapid Day, Baigneur, Joaquina, and more, with expert picks and confidence hints, finishing with a call to back Mar-ville style selections and suggesting key runners for each leg.
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Orse
Wei
Plumbelle
Thurber
Hermis Ken Ble Puri
Rosa Lee
Bruenitge
Stola
Coney
Claimine
Murphy
Bullman
Butwell
Bergore
Nuckles
Kitties Cub
Lang
Silence
Winer
Maradale
New York
Mary
Finn
Trico
Holloway
Panaman
Johns Umma
Leng
Coltiletti
Weiner
Grand Isle
Ganiier
Duke John
Walnut Hall
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Cote Dorabin
N. Y
Greyson Thebermotty
Gantner
John Arbor
McCoy
Gorygon
Wilson
Rapid Day
Burke
Baigneur
Smith
Joaquina
Hang
Fee
Phelén
Marsdale
Chance
Duke Joh
Civics Lecture Draws Hundreds at Foundation
Hundreds of women from local centers attended the first civics lecture at the Woman's National Foundation headquarters last night. Maud Wood Park spoke on congressional legislation of interest to women. Lectures will occur twice monthly with speakers on education housing and corrections. Registration is open in Washington with Lydia B. Draper coordinating.
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Foundation
Maud Wood Park
League of Wamen Voters
Park
Congress
Washington
Lydia 8. Draper
500 Quarts Whisky Seized in Northwest Home Raid
Police and internal revenue agents seized about 500 quarts of alleged whisky valued at 7400 in the home of 82 year old Wilson P. Stokely at 133 N Street NW. The raid lasted over an hour with liquor hidden behind pictures and under carpet after a search by Lieut Sprinkle and officers from Second Precinct and agents Fickstein Evans and Good. Stokely was charged with illegal possession and conspiracy and held on heavy bond. a separate Fourth Precinct raid on Bessie Bright at 309 Virginia Ave SW led to an arrest for illegal possession and selling with a small quantity of liquor found.
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N Street Northwest
Internal Revenue
Lieut
Sprinkle
Fickstein, Evans
Good
Stokely
Fourth Precinct
Bessie Bright
Virginia Avenue
ASK HEALTH PLAN BACKING FOR WASHINGTION SCHOOL HEALTH NEEDS
The Washington Tuberculosis association appeals to citizens to back a six point health campaign. It seeks thorough annual school child examinations, nurse-led follow ups for defect correction, a complete health syllabus, equal emphasis and marking to core subjects, and remediation of defects before graduation certificates. Twenty four public schools report Christmas seal shortages and request more. Seals sold total 500000, excluding school and booth sales.
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Washington Tuberculosis Association
Four colleges plan joint athletics talks in Washington
An informal meeting at Georgetown with Maryland Catholic University George Washington and Georgetown discussed football plans for the next year and avoiding date clashes. They set October 28 and November 11 for key games and November 26 for Maryland vs George Washington with a possible December 2 or 9 Georgetown Maryland matchup. They rejected indoor meets due to high rental costs, proposed a joint outdoor dual meet for April 22 at Georgetown, and declined a larger scholastic relay event.
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Cyclists Tie Lead in Six Day Race at Madison Square Garden
In New York twelve teams shared the lead at the forty-fifth hour of the annual six day bicycle race. Hach rode 862 miles three laps while De Ruyter led the De Ruyter and Van Kemipen team. Gtorida and Betloni and Bello and Gaffney trailed by one lap. Billard and Alavoile two laps back. The hour record stands at 970 miles five laps set by Lawson and Drobach in 1917. Langdon Athletic Club to hold a special meeting tonight at Odd Fellows Hall at eight o'clock for all members.
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de Ruyter
van Kemipen
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Gaffney
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Three youths sentenced for assault and robbery near Rockville
Emmett Koomsen aged 18 James A Ramesdall aged 19 and Samuel Yanko aged 17 of Boston Washington and Eagle Pass were convicted in Rockville circuit court for assault and robbery. Judge Howard Peter gave five year terms in the Maryland penitentiary. They admitted luring chauffeur William Franklin to Chevy Chase then assaulted him near Chevy Chase Lake and fled in the car toward Texas. The car became stuck near Tobytown and the trio walked back to Washington, where they were arrested. Also Gertrude Thompson was acquitted of throwing her 2 year old child into a Rockville well, the defense showing another person may have done it.
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Washington
James A. Ramesdall
Eagle Pass
Tex
Samuel Yanko
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Mass
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Peter
Maryland
William Franklin
Aashington
Chevy Chase
Lake
Rameshill
Franklin
Texas
Tobytown
Gertrude Thompson
Navy Relief Society Endows Bed for Navy Children
Officials announce a hospital bed endowed at the Children’s Hospital for children of Navy and Marine Corps fathers. The funds were raised by Mrs John Nicholson and supporters of naval relief efforts, providing dedicated comfort for families serving at sea.
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Children’s Hospital
Navy
John. Nicholson
Giants may land Groh as Reds price soars
New York Giants manager McGraw in talks with Cincinnati for Heinie Groh, aiming to trade George Hurns and Mike Gonzales. Reds owner Herrmann set a record price, with Yankees also active in deals. Montreal return to the International League discussed as Syracuse franchise transfer looms.
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Mike Gonzales
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John J. McGraw
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Grok
Bill Veck
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Lafayette
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Syracuse
Sald
JF. EK. L. Ressia
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