Whitney stable leads North American racing earnings
The Whitney stable of Harry Payne Whitney regains leadership after a three year gap, earning about $250,000 this season, with rivals like the Rancocas and Hildreth stables close behind and notable riders including James Rowe Jr. shaping results. The piece notes breeding, trainer dominance, and evolving strategies in American thoroughbred racing.
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Stewards crack down as New Orleans meet bans riders
At New Orleans stewards punished jockeys and an owner for actions harming racing. Robbins lost his license after an on track collision that endangered Jockey McDermott, and Mooney was banned for riding Arabian to a costly win after a prior loss to Cloister. Hayward’s rider Harv y faced penalties amid further inquiries. The actions aim to show racing integrity despite winter circuits.
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Robbins
Hayward
Foxmore
McDermott
J. A. Mooney
Black Gold
Arabian
Cloister
Mergler
Mooney
Robbing
Harivey
Mary Dear
Martin
My Dear
T. O. Webber
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GIBS PLAN IN MIND FOR DEMPSEY REMATCH
Gibbons aims to avenge losses with a bold plan as he eyes a return bout with Dempsey. Kid Norfolk has ruled the ring recently, but Gibbons remains focused on a rematch, ignoring superstition and the color line.
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Tommy Gibbons
Gibbons
Dempsey
Norfolk
Three Local Teams on Blue Ridge Schedule
Three Washington colleges Catholic University Gallaudet and George Washington are listed on Blue Ridge college basketball schedule in New Windsor Maryland. Manager J Paul Garger has arranged 15 games with all three Washington teams to be played in New Windsor. The Catholic University contest is Blue Ridge's third of the season with Penn Forest School games set for December 13 in New Windsor.
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New Windsor
Washington
Catholic U
Gallaudet
George Washington
Blue Ridge College
J. Paul Garger
Washington Hoy
Catholic U. ‘T
Blue Ridge
Penn Forest
Morton Wilner Named Central High Captain
Morton Wilner, Central High quarterback, was elected captain of the 1925 eleven at a squad banquet. The twelve letter men and Manager Pilgrim voted. Wilner is a senior with three years at Central, debuting on the 135 pound team and later earning a regular end position on varsity. Letters will be awarded at a chapel this week.
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Central High School
Fetter
Pilgrim
Wilner
Central
Post's Basketball Guide UNLIMITED CLASS
A compact listing of clubs and associations for basketball, outlining team names, street addresses, managers, and league classifications such as 162 and 100-POMP classes. Notable entries include Palace Laundry, George Marshall, Hastern A A, and Boys Club squads with varied coaches and locations.
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George Marshall
Aloysius Big
Mercury’s Shade Tops Mohawks in Low-Scoring Battle
In a game before over 10,000, the Mercurys outgained the Mohawks 112 to 21 on rushing plays and held a slight advantage in penalties. Ed Lynch outkicked Cronin with multiple 56 yard boots, while Cronin’s best was 50. Final plays featured stalled drives and a blocked kick.
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Mercury Eleven
Ed Lynch
Catholic University
Cronin
Oval
Mohawks
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Mercury
Mohawks and Mercurys Tussle in Tie Game
A rugged gridiron clash between the Mohawks and Mercury ended in a standstill. Key plays featured Bolles from the Naval Academy recovering a punt fumble, a blocked mid field snap, and an interception by Stanley Dreifuss that halted Mohawk advances.
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Naval Academy
Leyvy
Mércury
Danto
Stanley Dreifuss
Oatbong Marcury
Hendricka
Ehneider
Mughes
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Cooney
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Schneider
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Tomes
Smith
Dreifus
Beers
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Umpiro
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Tithe
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Reina Mercedes Triumph Beats Long Island Naval Reserve 19 7
Annapolis dispatch: Reina Mercedes eleven defeated Long Island Naval Reserve 19 to 7 in a season big game before 500 fans. Touchdowns by Hamil Townshend Humphreys and Jacobachick with Linden adding a dropkick after a St Johns pass. Referee and lineup notes indicate substitutions and scorers for the Reina Mercedes side.
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Réina Mercedes
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Hamil
Reina Mercedes
Butler
Eacroune
Aeghcitck Betatel Eho
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Townshend
Humphreys
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Echich Te
Rover Juniors Triumph Over Etna Eleven 10–0
The Rover Juniors defeated Etna Eleven 10 to 0 as Augustine, at fullback, scored the touchdown and extra point. In the third period Swope added a 30 yard field goal. Substitutions included Motras for Howard and McGarvey for Lathen Augustine.
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Kyle's Drop Kick Beats Winton 3 to 0
Kyle's 40 yard drop kick powered the Apache Preps to a 3 to 0 win over Winton Athletic Club eleven yesterday. Much of the game occurred in midfield with limited territory gained by either side. Substitutions included Hayden for Gates Meredith for MecMheteon McCormick for Greene Kyle for O'Brien Reeves for Frager and Hancock for Geradi Wieten for Hancock Gordon for Gold Belace Bete and umpire Park.
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Speiata
Apache Preps
Winton Athletic Club
Aru
Prsttios
Weather-Clear Track-Fast Sets Stage at Jefferson Park
EDPARDESS wins first start here drawing 19 pounds for six furlongs in the Country Club Handicap with Parke or Harvey aboard. ODEO shows returning form, with MOM'S BOY, CAP O TEA, and SOUTHLAND GIRL as other notable contenders. SECOND RAGH carded with DEADLOCK and BLANCHE EH among entries in the second race. FOURTH features VIN MAY as top rival and RIGEL, NAS SAU, BRADLEY'S TONEY among others under consideration.
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Jefferson Park
Country Club
Parke
Harvey
Odeo
Bowie
New Orleans
Mom
Marvin May
Cyclops
Cap O' Tea
Jefferson
Southland
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Tia Juana Race Day Results Report
Summary of six furlong to mile races with multiple contenders. Notable winners include Delow and Bedazz, with horses like Zorro and Miss Hmma G in various positions. Commentary notes Tipphty Whitch et al and Ban ter Friday as strong competitors. predictions favor Old Tipphty Wh envelope and Gailor in upcoming events.
Trackmen Selections Include Multiple Named Athletes
The list names Tia Juana Charmant Col Matt Kirkwood Keeper Belis Wooltie Montgomery Runleigh Kilanes Caveat Emptor Little Lesa Warren Barriskane T J Pendergast Poppina Bright Idea Kogman Dr Stark Rival Firm Friend Sealqt Deliahm Gunsight Kekl Bomaieds Yeorgold as selections for the track team.
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Duc de Gulsi
Kirkwood
Carrie Moor
Eneiry
Norford Honey Amackalain
Runleigh Jack
Faodago
Flying Orb
WWE Woodie Mi
Nan McKinney
Dr. Johnson
Lesa
Jon V
Pendersx
Warren Pontale
Calliban
Chi
Evelyn Harrigan
Kosmanager Haditvie
Serna Runolathe
Sweet Poppina
Moonchild
Wanda
Couer de Lion
Royal Visltor
Fen
Tia Juana
Charmant
Col
Matt
Belis
Wooltie Montgomery
Runleigh
Kilanes
Little Lesa IL Warren
Barriskane
T. J. Pendergast
Poppina
Bright Idea
Kogman Dr
Stark
Rival
Sealqt
Deliahm
Gunsight
Kekl
Bomaieds
Yeorgold
Griffith Backs Landis in Showdown With Ban Johnson
Griffith supports Landis in a looming clash portraying him as a model citizen. Ban Johnson, sharp critic of Landis, accused West Coast gambling with club official knowledge. Minors challenge proof this week, promising to address the remarks.
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Ban Johnson
Landis
Johnson
Mount Rainier Emblems Claim District Grid Honor
Mount Rainier Emblems say the District team failed to show for their scheduled game yesterday after two seasons of attempts to arrange a match with the Stantons. The Emblems, enjoying a strong season, challenge Southern Preps for the 135 pound District championship, a title Mount Rainier held in 1920 and 1921.
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Stantons
Mount Rainier
Rabbit Maranville Named Cubs Captain
New York December 7 Walter Rabbit Maranville traded to the Chicago Nationals by Pittsburgh has been appointed captain of the Cubs Manager Bill Killefer announced here today Killefer will remain in New York for the major league meetings next week The Cubs pilot also said he had sold first baseman Leo Cotter to Louisville at the American Association.
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Walter
Rabbit) Maranville
Chicago Nationals
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Bill Killefer
Killefer
Leo Cotter
Louisville
American Association
Iroquois Rout Ballston in 23 to 0 Victory
Iroquois defeated Ballston 23 to 0 as Wells returned a kickoff for a 35 yard touchdown and Cornell added a long end run. Beker and Shiells led Ballston, while Wells found the end zone twice and Nolan added a touchdown with Allen adding two extra points. Referee Farou. Time periods 12 and 15 minutes.
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Iroquois
Wella
Cornell
Beker
Shiells
Ramblers
Postuiane
Hasrtor Stone
Helsly
Coieas
Mergin
Harrison
Witkerson
Rinner
Wells
Nelan
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Blunt
Alles
Nolan
Alien
Beferee
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Tech High Quintet To Play St. Mary Jrs
Alexandria December 7 McKinley High School Lightweights of Washington will meet the St. Mary Juniors here Tuesday night in a fast junior class basketball game. The locals have won their three starts. McKinley is rated high in the District. Eddie Gorman, with St. John's Washington this season, has signed with Tech High and will probably play guard.
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Alexandria
McKinley High School
Washington
St. Mary
McKinley
Eddie Gorman
St. John's Quint
Receiving Station Five Edges Calvary M E In Double Overtime
Station Five defeated Calvary M E 28 to 21 after two 5 minute extra periods. Wright and Hasse starred for the receiving station as the game stayed tied 19 all after the first OT. Final OT action produced a 9 to 6 score, with Kepler, Byer, Reavis, Limke and Gottwall among scorers. Referee Bahon. Timekeeper Thornton.
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Calvary M. E
Wright
Hasse
Ye Beams Wright
Calvary M
Kepler
Poala
Reavis
Limke
Ary Ara
Byer
Hance
Gottwall
Bahon
Um Melee
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Jalvary M. E
Argyle A C to field 135-pound basketball team
After a successful gridiron season the Argyle Athletic club plans a 135-pound basketball team. Players training at Wilson Normal school gym include Bangs captain Brooks Robinson Sentzel Lynch Lester Cook Fallon Herr and Ahern. Teams wishing to hook the Argyles may telephone Man-
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Argyle Athletic Club
Wilson Normal School
Bangs
Brooks
Robinson
Sentzel
Lynch
Lester
Cook
Fallon
Herr
Ahern
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