Thoroughbred Racing Card Third to Seventh Races
Race text lists multiple attributions with horse names and odds for three quarters of a mile and mile events. Entries include Roowlhim Finnan Maiden Lacine Cantrel Corbett Erickson Collinsy Wilton etc. A long list of horses and odds appears with times and finishes noted. Also includes Ji Juana entries and promotional lines about free items and cycling specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roowlhim
Finnan
Wwe
Phrone Ward
Harricans Heir
Tndemmance
Plow Stel. Herder
Amadagsin
God
Fox
RACZ
Ropler Allen
Fator
Cwilton
Pud
Erickson
Reap
Billy Gibson
Green Spring
Wipth Rach
Moe
Trish Bazzer
Pool
Black Shanta
Walls
Miss Santura
Claver
Charlotte R. Ramo
Boss Man
A. Lester
Dolly Mine
Zillah
Kilkare
Sreth Hace
Lawrence Manning
Barnes
Cavalcadour
Hurny
Mins
Jame
Mua
Bev
White Roots
Regreso
Farite
Smith
Rtant
Lavine
Marid
Prince Direct
Fireworth
Louis Reydo
Independent Baseball League forms in Cumberland area
President James F. McGuire began organizing an independent six club league in Cumberland Maryland inviting Johnstown Uniontown Connellville Morgantown and Frostburg to join. A meeting is set for the first week in January to organize a circuit with Wednesday Saturday and Sunday games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
James F. McGuire
Johnstown
Uniontown
Connellyville
Morgantown
W. Va
Frostburg
McGuire
Blue Ridge League
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Hussey Groomed for Olympic Team
New York December 12 Francis Hussey Juyvesant High School sprinter is groomed as a candidate for the American Olympic team next year. Last season he clocked 9.35 seconds for the 100 yard dash tying the world record though not officially accepted by the AAU. He performed around ten seconds for the century sprint last summer and will focus this winter on scholastic events, turning down indoor meet invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis Hussey
Juyvesant High School
Hussey
Amateur Athletic Union
Ife
Fine Material Out For G. W. Court Team
George Washington University basketball squad, 25 strong, held a two hour drill at the Central Coliseum last night. The unit showed potential to top rivals from Hatchett County, with practice starting in passing and foul shooting and ending in a scrimmage officiated by Daly. First team featured Dowd and Gosnell, Rawls at center, Chesney and Sawyer guards, with Brown Randolph Klopisch and Warner also playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
George Washington University
Central Coliseum
Shoul
Hatchetties
Dowd
Gosnell
Rawls
Chesney
Sawyer
Brown
Randolph
Klopisch
Warner
Hatchetite Rifle Team Opens Season versus Hopkins
The George Washington University male rifle teams fire this week at the Marine Barracks home range against Johns Hopkins University of Baltimore. Hatchetite captain is Walter R. Stokes, twice free rifle world champion. Scores telegraphed Saturday night. targets exchanged for verification. Five shots in four positions under faculty supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington University
Marine Barracks
Johns Hopkins University of Baltimore
Walter R. Stokes
Golden Tornadoes Score Win Over St Paul Midgets
The Golden Tornadoes defeated the St Paul Midgets 7 to 1 in the St Paul gymnasium. Burke Donnell and Freeman started for Golden Tornadoes, each scoring baskets. Manager Burke can be reached at West 1233 for game inquiries in the 103 pound class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Tornadoes
Golden Tornado
St. Paul
St Paul
Burke
Donnell
Freeman
Tornadoes
West
Record crowd at meeting as Lula wins tight first race
A large gathering provided a lively crowd at the event. Lula, ridden by Grace, led early and fought to win by a head from Miss Margaret after a hard ride. Pepper Tea won the second by a neck from End Man as top horses tired. Topango upset Riverside by a length in the fourth race despite a late fade. Riverside ridden by Pernia showed weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Ushe
Lot Seth
Ll’ Ie - Bice
Pea A Leng
al Tot Byams Jones
Princess Jane
Gt Leyland
Bowie Ioe
Mangan
Otal
Hunt
Sasper
Garrett Ied
Bel Apotegy
Quinham
Midnight Follies
F. Delatour
Jamma
Gainard
War Fest
Thaak dJocxeya
Barracuda
Farland
O'Henry
Corcoran
Bui
Mooney Ns
Retting Sun
Bure
Lady Madcap
Iera
Morris TL
Seth
Rest Parke
Rama
Henry
Purde
Atkins
Kirkfield Stable
Avomer
Santorist
Rt 3D
Tipin Farland
Cadorna
Martin
Parke
Brutts
Margaret Ware
Lee
St Donald
Trevelyan
Bell
Az Jones
Tulane
Iptag
Picton
Jack Fairman
Ae Byrne
Savoy
Babin
Teaside
Silent King
J. Arthur
J. Arthur’s B. F
Lovelle—Froaty
Seereee
Wet Post Ea
Vockeya
Freezy
Ste
Baladio
Scobie
Kimparong
Oy Mathews TA
Magician Se
Lee HL Pesce Pai
A Et Ferland
Jake Berger
Yo BR Mooney
Freezy Sneezy
Baladin
Asia
Atrang
E Park
We Lula
Grace
Miss Margaret
Pepper Tea
End Man
Topango
Riverside
Pernia
Havana
Clatmins
Georgia Stable
Ch. F
Traprock
Telle Dee
R. Sprague
Plekens
Eaton
Mrs. Gardner
Bok
Heliatrope
Burger Suzuki Veas Dherer
Callahan
Patste S
Shary Pernia
Twinkle Bell
Sty Brothers
Marmaduke Ma Ati
Ped Connors
Curly
Tos i Biee
McCran
Lula
Margaret Ws
Bob
Pepa
F. Crespe
J. Hoskin
Peter Quince
Lisa Ag
Ruth Wahi
W. Irvine
EB. F. Staltver
Br. G
Rapid Water
Slecia
Wat
St” Pi
Trafar
Ferine Woodstock
Superanna
Parnia
Judas Hiehman
Brothers
Gray Girl
Ze “A E MeCy'ou
Ba F. B. Walker
Calliban
Judge Hickman
Inser
H. Dougherty
Br. S
Atheling II
Rey Des Sierras
W. KR. Padgett
St FT
Raveneword
Gitek
Rush
Topanga
Cating
Beare
Teace Living
A. Strode
Hippodrome
Strode
Bay Ramus
Borken
Mut
Aymare
Randel
Caliikan
Haman
Seaup
Mac
Claymoore
Sftar
Georgetown May Meet Kentucky U Gridders
Lexington Kentucky December 12 The University of Kentucky football schedule for 1924 was announced as complete today except for five early season games with either Georgetown or Maryville and Louisville. Kentucky aims for its most ambitious season yet with games against Washington and Lee Sewanee Centre Alabama VMI Tennessee with dates and venues listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
University of Kentucky
University of Louisville
Georgetown
Maryville
Kentucky
Washington and Lee
Lexingto
Sewanee
Centre
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Virginia Military Institute
Tennessee
Knoxville
Brooklyn Poleists Win Indoor Tourney
Brooklyn riding and drying club tonight won the midwestern indoor polo championship by defeating the Troop 4 Reds of Cleveland, 20 to 81, in the final game of the tournament. Lexington AC and Tennally town elevens will play Sunday afternoon at Yotomac park gridiron No. 2 at 2 30 oclock. Levington players report at the clubhouse today for practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Troop 4 Reds
Lecington
Lexington AC
Tennallytown
Yotomac Park
Racecard chatter hints at Manokin as sleeper choice
The text previews a harness or horse racing lineup with bets on Pathan and Manokin. It claims Manokin, an old Pelter, is improved and ready to perform, while Tony Beau and Belle Ammie are close contenders. The speaker emphasizes betting value and confident outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathan
Prise
Tony Beau
Belle Ammie
Queen Mazonia and Names in April Entrants
A list of horse names and handlers appears, including Queen Mazonia Reador Different Eyea April Blue Miss Gold Leaf Calmito entry Ponce Veneno Erianger Ring Rose Flying Prince xwood Here Black Watch Fincantie Belieh Liner Best-April TIA JUANA SELECTIONS Ask Teenie Blanche Meyers Lobetta Jeo Bourbon Roms Atkin Cheroka oe Noyarit Hilarity Feylance Abadane Polly Vale duly Fly Bedazzle Big Indian Little Hope Tooter Nebraska Lad Reisterer Mary Jane Baker Bernice Hest-Feylance continued listing entrants and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Mazonia
Reador
Calmito
Ponce
Veneno
Erianger
Ring Rose
Flying Prince
Xwood
Black Watch
Ask Teenie
Blanche Meyers
Lobetta
Jeo
Bourbon
Roms Atkin
Cheroka Oe
Noyarit
Hilarity
Feylance
Abadane
Polly Vale
Duly Fly
Bedazzle
Big Indian
Little Hope Tooter
Nebraska
Reisterer
Mary Jane Baker
Bernice
Hest
Maryland lacrosse team schedules five contests
The University of Maryland lacrosse team announced a five game schedule for next spring with two to three more expected. Key matches include Navy in Washington on April 12 the first collegiate lacrosse game in the Capital City and a Baltimore clash with Johns Hopkins at Venable Stadium on May 3. Lehigh is set for April 26 at College Park and Baltimore City College opens March 22 with Baltimore Poly a week later, both at College Park. Army invited for April 18 at West Point but expenses not guaranteed. Syracuse also requests a date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
Navy
Washington
Annapolia
Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Venable Stadium
Baltimore
Lehigh Qill
College Park
Baltimore City College
Baltimore Poly
Army
West Point
Syracuse
Brown Tankmen Out For Swimming Team
Providence December 12. Brown university has advanced in swimming under coach Charlies H. Higgins and standout Mark F. Coles of Washington who holds the New England 100 yard title. Higgins expects Coles to reach Olympic level as the squad grows and works toward another champion season despite losses from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. L
Brown University
College Hill
Charlies H. Higgins
Mark F. Coles
Washington
Brown
Huggins
Coles
New England
Colgate Hoyt
Adams
Whitehouse
Almy
Boxing Body Official Kills Greb Charges
New York December 12 William Mc Cormick chairman of the license committees which now dominate the New York State athletic commission saved Harry Greb from serious trouble after his defeat by Gene Tunney in a fifteen round Garden bout on Monday night Greb told Mc Cormick he was satisfied with the reading of the judges and referee and accepted the decision though he admitted fear of disqualification hampered his efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William McCormick
New York State Athletic Commission
Harry Greb
Gene Tunney
the Garden
Greb
Ring
Tunney
McCormick
Vanteseb
Herankly
Trackmen and Havana Race Selections Across Clubs
A long list of horse named entries under Trackmen selections for New Orleans Havana and New York Handicaps. Names include Gold Mount Avispa Sequel Sympathy Hidden Jewel King O'Neill II Pathan and many others, with multiple entries per track. The document resembles a racing card noting entrant names and potential horses across venues like New Orleans Havana and TIA JUAWVA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Bea Wrack
Dustproof
Avispa
Valentia
Hidden Jewel
Sympathy
Joan Q. Kelly
King O'Neill II
Pathan
Blotter
Corrent Brenty
Roya Crows
Magokin
Ramkin
Tony Benn
Keot II
Leonies
Joxelin
King O'Neill
Harming Masakin
Neral Crean
Tony Beau
Fort Humphreys trounces Navy Yard Marines in season opener
Fort Humphreys routed the Navy Yard Marines 42 to 12 at Port Humphreys. McBride led with eight field goals, while Foyler shined for the Marines and Clatterbos with strong defense. Substitutions and scoring details appear, followed by Army’s 36 to 26 win over St Francis College in a later note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Humphreys
Navy Yard Marines
Port Humphreys
Humphreys
McBride
Foyler
Marines
Clatterbos
Greer
Fort Humphries
Pil
McBride Brown
Dyson Popton
Clatterbos Greer Oe
Shatter Mitchet Oo
Peters
Clarines
Debold
Brown
Freechettl
Mitchell
Bramlett
Dyson
Temple
Shaffer
Nagle
Hazen
Reid
Wazen
Pitand
Poston
Grear
Dynon
Clatterdon
Tilend
Porton
Clatterboy
Pynaan
Central Board
Haas
Quertoire
Peck Memorial club posts January basketball schedule
Business Manager Frank Athey releases a list of nearly seven home and away games for the Peck Memorial club through January with a few open dates. The January 14 21 and 28 slots remain, all to be played at the Peck gymnasium and teams may contact West 1497 after 6 15 p m to arrange games. Meanwhile Eppa Rixey and Dorothy Meers announce their engagement in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Athey
Peck Memorial Club
Petworth
Peck
Manhattan
Meade
City Club
Washington Barracks
el Dorado Club
Tank Corps
Camp Meade
Navy Yard Marines
West 1497
Peck Gymnasium
Eppa Rixey TG
Cincinnati
Eppa Rixey
Cincinnati Nationals
Dorothy Meers
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Gratianei
Flanche Meyers
Santhia
Jessie
Trosa Atkin
Cherokee Lee
Fofiance
Re Frank
Beratee
Bacches
Apa
Air Queen Mazonia
Joe
Brettenham
Springvale
Hanne Ruxton
Juatina
Zapatos
Virge
Mary Bock
Ws Co
Stevens
Otigold
Liberia
Moorfield - Proril
Dixon
Pri
Np Ashburton
Cuba
Piedra
Kelly
John Mort
Perhapws
Phelan
Ahin Creek
Independent
Clarendon
D.C. Fitle
Fetballhampions
Bo Snider
G. W
Hatchetite
Hopkins
Pusnass
Leontes
Valentin Sunny Ducrow
Florence Deen
Rae Palmer
Sieter Joselle
Bradley
Queen Charmin
Siwards
Honolulu
Royal Crown
White Haven
Attorney
Plantarede
Ihelian
Beau
Kent
Dorle Berte Amie
Lehigh
Boxing Body
Trackmen’s
Different
Fyes
Happy Burton
Petite
April
Bine Mies
Dixon's
Pride
Pitades
Vectra Ponce
Halu
O'Kelly
Perhaps
Lank
Horeb
Boywood Finéaeth
Hercules
Diversity
Trackman
Tha Juana
Lobelia
Lady Tiptor
Tron
Rosa Athin
Bensie Foung
Nayarit
Wamorette
Vertanve
Hedagzie
Cannon Ball
July YI
Tittle Hope
Nebraska Lad
Faber
Apricot
Tale
Bolsterer
Frodor
Abe Creek
Drititah Paner Selesere
Handa
TIA Juawva
Jady Tipter
Ollie Wood
Iran
Teswe Young
Tedr Bourbin Seserit
Quarity
Homorette of
Mea Trash
George Muchiebach
Little Hope
Monardelle
Rotsterer
Apricet
King Lead
N. Y
St. Francis College
Douk
Whbbs Aadre
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