Spellbound wins a nose as Coppertown closes fast
In Oakland’s tight race Spellbound, the odds-on favorite, edges Coppertown by a nose with Garner aboard. Coppertown and Rosevala led most of the way as Spellbound surged in the final furlong, delivering a narrow victory amid close finishes across six races.
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Coppertown
Rosevale
Washington Post
San Francisco
Cal
Oakland
Shilling
Spellbound
Garner
Gattle
Rosevala
B Shirling
Cotton
Paul Clifford
Borel
Roxen
Sorte
Netting
Arthur Hyman
Cavallena
la Carmargue
Eile Dale
Hirschbaum
Medla
Shiling
Howlth
Thint Timo
Ban Ann
Figeher
Burleigh
Twilight Queen
Thomas
Swagerlater
Fischer
Lady Rengselaer
Dongvan
Pickaninny
Abe Stupaky
Bibu Aten
Betta
Iroquia
Kiddie
Woodlander
Mentre
Golf Dail
Shituog
David Boland
Ben Stone
Lick Abrama
Abella Owudene
Gena
Juarez Racing Results Highlight Five Races At Track
Race by race results list winners and placings across six events. Milon wins first at odds 1 to 8 with Beach Mand Allend second. Lady Louise takes second race as Petro runner-up. Tavara leads third race with You Win and Thine following. Fourth race sees Tom McGrath prevail over Elder Metallough and Mind Time. Sigurd edges Det and Rutter Ball in the fifth. Ramon Carona wins sixth over Cobbleskill and Mauretahla. additional details include payouts, times, and other runners.
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Ob- Milon
Lander
Red Lasa
Keogh
Beach Mand Allend
Prince Withers
May Buena
Her- San
Tisechmont Football
Owenita
Morada
Fritz Fimmett
Strange d'Grralev
Ladys Louise
Smithy
Petro
Ganz
Tio Pecos
Ed Wellin
Wiss Calthnese
Tavara
Bonschoten
McNally
Parker
Murphy
Thine
Durkesa
Montebello
Spoon
Det
Gand
Rutter Ball
Lay
Ramon Carona
Cobbleskill
Reed
Mauretahla
Preen
Fom Franks
Buna
Cheswardie
Jacksonville Results From Six Races At Local Meeting
The Jacksonville race card lists six events with underhanded results. Jonga Cardy led the first race for two year olds at 190 yards, while von Gasette and Hmma Stuart took minor placings. The second race featured a two year old sprint over three furlongs with Holt Cap leading at 1 to 2, Ked Bob runner up, and Morning Song in distant contention. The third race saw Abrasion 404 prevailing at 14 to 1 in a four year olds and upward selling over 60 yards. The Ormonde Bear stakes highlighted Roe Straw and Berthmags in close finish behind Double Fife. Sixth race details mention Tanin and Turncoat in a mile competition with Turncoat near the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonga
Cardy
Killingeworth
von Gasette
Ross
Hmma Stuart
Gonsa
Lydia Lee
Waltz
Homme FhaMeld
Spine
Harvest Moon
Real Gem
Holt Cap
Lang
Exon
Bob
McTaggart
Myrtle Marion
Bembo
O'Connor
Sto
Harvey FF
Fog
Mr Uahey
Galley
Woes
Sebastian Golden
Flora
Hibernia
John Tatterson
Kempton Park
Bell
Roe Straw
McCahey
Musgrave
Double Fife
Grenada Trabel
Telene Fort Worth
Moncrief
Col Ashmeade
Dunn
Tulson Nor It
Seliing
Winn
Trustee
Fort Worth
Dafnile
Spes Nostra
Evin
Detroit
Hon Lomond
Oghwaga
You
Souls Bell
Heart Pang
Billy Godemer
Mark Anthony UI
Mystifier
Henry Crosscaddin
Seliig
Eye White
Glizethan
Idy D
Lawrence P Daley
Bat Mas Iterson
Congo
Nick Stoner
Faversham
Carh
Marre
Lds
Startlee
Id Patrick
Sand “Hiv
Lesh
Antener
Bertis
Aldrian
Malitin
Shawnee
Abraston
Cielstran
Our Man— Nah
Saraband
Miss Marjorie
Mamie Atgol
the Monk
Arondack
Desuriuctn
Fier
Consule
Bob R
Pensacola Racing Results From Purse Events
Purse events at Pensacola feature 1 year olds and up racing mile races with Rustem and Procla among top finishers in the first Purse. Miss Vigilant and Virginia Mald also ran, with time 1462-5 and 147 35 9 for other placers as names like Flov Blal sryera appear in the report. A Purse for 3 year olds followed with Harding and Osbian among finishers, plus Yearner Qriswely and Tom Toohey in the field. A 2 year olds Purse concluded the card with Percy Tavior leading the results at 6 5 furlongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MHRST
Rustem
EH Kaiser
Steelin
Miss Vigilant
Sparguey
Zymele
Flov Blal Sryera
Virginia Mald
Virginia Lindsey
Tirst Premium
Harding
Irvin
Osbian
Paul
Qriswely
Tom Toohey
Aigronel
Homghtamn Occidental
von Laer
Puise
Percy Tavior
Jost
Racing entries showcase wide array of races and entrants
A historic racing page lists multiple races from Futurity course to mile and 70 yards with selling and handicap conditions. Entrants include Prestolite, Maxley, Claire, Summer Time, Red Klaw, Copper City, Sad Tender Bloom, and many more across six plus races with varied weights and purses.
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Futurity Course
Prestolite T
Maxley
Omch
Claire
Red Klaw
Copper City
Rusk
Perler Boy
Bed Chm
Amals
Velaint
Sepulveds
Quality Street
Misa Plenic
Gypagirl
Fraxton
Donovan
Nebulosus
Nesmerico
Wineberrs
Silver Graig
Buena
Tansy
Young Belle and Camera
Dargin and
Byran
Juan
Emma G
Academiet
Louise B
Montreal Jockey Club Elects Officers
Montreal Quebec December 14 At the annual general meeting of the Montreal Jockey Club today the following officers were elected President H Montague Allan Montreal vice president J E Robidous A R Ogtmvie of Montreal and William Priggs Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Jockey Club
Montreal
Quebec
H. Montague Allan
J. E. Robidous
A. R Ogtmvie
Wiliam Priggs
Baltimore
Automobile Dealers Plan Space Draw for National Show
Washington car dealers held a meeting at Bolksteins Cafe to allocate booth space for the upcoming national automobile show at Convention Hall the week of February 13. Details covered center and side spaces with numerous dealers drawn for specific locations and attendees listed. Emerson & Orme cite sales of an Apperson 30 baby tonneau to Frank White and United Motors Washington reports vehicle sales.
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Automobile Dealers of
Washington
Bolksteins Cafe
New York Avenue Northwest
Convention Hall
K Street
Miller Bros.’ Auto and Supply Company
Overland Washington Motor Company
Dupont Sales Company
Commercial Auto and Supply Company
United Motors Washington Company
The
Cook & Stoddard Company
Luttrell Company
Zell Motor Car Company
Fope Auto Company
Carter Motor Or Corporation
Motor Sales Company
Emerson & Orme
Buick Motor Company
Century Rubber Trading Comans
Selby Company
M. T. Pollock
Warren- Petrott Company
Theodore Games & Co
Imperial Garage
Marion Sales Company
Standard Oo Company
National Electrical Supply Company
Locomobile Company of America
Reo Washington Motor Company
Terminal Taxicad Company
Wilson Company
Hinds Auto Company
Barnard Auto Company
Congressional Garage
George Wells
Wine & Benson
Simms Motor Company
Abbott-Detroit Motor Company
K Street Wall
Bowser Out Tank Company
David Hendricks
Carpenter Automobile Company
Frank G. Pickling Company
J. R. Thomas
T. 3. Johnston
L W. Holt
S. A. Luttrell
J. M. Stoddard
Louis Stevenson
David Wease
Frank White
Society Dolls Sale At New York Hotel Plaza Ballroom
The grand ballroom auction by Frederick Townsend Martin raised funds for Christmas dinners and toys for poor New York children. Dolls sold from $50 to $25, with a White House doll bought by Henry C. Frick for $120 then resold. Mrs. Edward Breitung bought it for $115. Notables including Mrs Taft and Mrs Dix donated dolls.
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Hatel Plaza
New York
Frederick Townsend Martin
Taft
White House
Henry C. Frick
Edward Breitung
John R. Drexel
Charles Stickney
Harry Lehr
Charles Gelrichs
Constance Warren
Ethel de Koven
Martin
John A. Dix
Gov-eloct Dix
Japanese Women’s Club in Chicago Aids Japanese in City
YZ Chicago forms a Japanese women’s club possibly first in the country. President Mrs. M. Shimadzu led members, all Japanese, with honorary members from abroad. The club aims to help Japanese in Chicago through language lessons, cultural exchange, and charity. It assists homesick boys by visiting, sending flowers and books, and arranging hospital care when needed. Mrs. Shimadzu wears American dress publicly and Japanese attire at home.
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Chicago
M. Shimadzu
Tokyo
Esat
Washington Society Notes on Receptions and Arrivals
Social items detail Mrs. Sherman beginning Wednesday receptions on December 7, and lists of debutantes and guests including Miss Downing Miss Gordon Miss Conger Miss Harriet Conger Eleanor Murray Miss Laster Miss Johnston Polly Stevenson Ramona Crampton Agnes Balloch and others. Mentioned are Dr. and Mrs. Wallace Neff at the Connecticut for the season Col. and Mrs. Stanley leasing on Massachusetts avenue and Cordova, and a forthcoming plant guild reception at 2138 Bancroft Place to meet Mrs. John Wood Stewart. The Junior Republic founder William R. George to speak at the Arlington Hotel, with various hosts and guests noted. The German Ambassador and Countess von Bernstorff returning. several absences due to Vernon Street conditions. Governor Deneen to arrive after January 5. and social teas luncheons at Sixteenth Street residence.
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Grand Opera
Metropolitan Opera House
Oscar Hammerstein
Philadelphia Opera House
Metropolitan
Academy of Monte
Opera
Philadelphia
Market Street
Hammerstein
Temple of Music
Count von Bernstorff
Countess von Bernstorff
Charlemagne Tower
Tower
Germany
United States
Palm Garden
Bellevue-Stratford
Francis
Gowen
George F. Baer
Howard W. Lewis
Richard Waln Meirs
Robert R. Wutts
Wurts
James F. Sullivan
A. J. Drexel Biddle
Moncure Biddle
Frances L. Sullivan
Walter S. Wheeler
Far West
Mrs. Sullivan
J. Gardner Cassatt
Europe
Gardner Cassatt
Suisa
Wallace Neff
Nancy Neff
Connecticut
Col
Mrs
Stanley
Massachusetts Avenue
Cordova
Washington
National Plant, Flower, and Fruit Guild
Whit- Man Cross
Bancroft Place
John Wood Stewart
National Guild
John Hay
David Fairchild
Whitman Crags
Edith Long
William R. George
Junior Republic
George
Arlington Hotel
Taliaferro
Portland
Frank B. Noyes
von Bernstorff
Vernon Street
John A. Logan
Tuckereer
Hinois
Deneen
John J. Pershing
Taft
Willard
Otho Cushing Host and Debut Celebration Observed
Otho Cushing hosted luncheon December 19 and attended a New Willard gathering in honor of Edith Patten of Pennsylvania and Mrs. Mitchell Harrison. Mrs B Davidson leased 194 Florida Avenue to Henry C Stuart. winter card party at 19th Street residence honored Miss Doris Haywood and the Misses Hamilton of Petersburg with twelve tables.
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Misa Caughy
Milan
Howard S. Reeside
Miss Reeside
Washington
Otho Cushing
Alexander Patten
New Willard
Edith Patten
Pennsylvania
Mitchell Harrison
Nineteenth Street
Doris Haywood
Hamilton
Petersburg
Tea and society teas in Washington and Boston
California ladies in Washington host a tea at the New Willard from 5 to 7 PM to meet visiting California Exposition delegates. Other teas feature Mrs. Fremont at the Boston navy yard reception, Mrs. Wilder and Mrs. True hosting social afternoons, and the marriage of Miss Etta Lothrop to Robert E. Rhamstine with a later residence at the Elander.
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California
Washington
New Willard
Gillett
William W. Morrow
Cutler
Leon Sloss
Frank L. Brown
A. W. Beatt
Joseph McKenna
Frank P. Flint
Joseph B. Knowland
James C. Needham
Julius Kahn
Sylvester C. Smith
Everis A. Hayes
Franklin I. Lane
Reginald Nicholson
Charles T. Stokes
Oscar Lawler
Augustus F. Fechteler
John C. Fremont
U. Ss. N
Mra. Fremont
Honge
Boston Navy Yard
Jessie B. Fremont
Fremont
Miss Fremont
Sumner Kittell
Thomas Wood
Edward Lloyd
Mis. Carpenter
le Breton
Leonard Harold Wilder
Annie Abell
Wellesley
Etta Lothrop
Daniel Lothrop
Robert E. Rhamattine
F. D. Power
Vermont Avenue
Wiley's Plans Undecided After Wedding
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley said he has not decided where to live after marrying Misa Anna C. Kelton in early spring. Weekends will be spent on his Loudoun county farm and he plans to retire from public service someday to make the farm a permanent home. He denies meeting his bride at a suffragette meeting, stating they have known each other for fourteen years.
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New York
Guernsey Curran
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Ross Curran
Guernsey
Paris
Ross Ambler Curran
Maria Burr Harmon
Frank Denham Harmon
Havemeyers
Mr. Curran
James R. Curran
City Trust Company
St. Thomas’ Church
Rosa Currans
Boston
Ross Currans
Elise Postley
Clarence Postley
Postley
France
Rosa Curran
America
Harvey W. Wiley
Misa Anna C. Kelton
Loudoun County
Dr. Wiley
Hoppe Becomes Benedict Eloping Billiard Star Marries
Baltimore scene details Willie Hoppe the billiard expert marries Miss Alice Walsh, daughter of New York clothing manufacturer Thomas Walsh, after an elopement. Ceremony at Cathedral conducted by Rev P C Gavan with Miss May Maxwell and B L Mank as witnesses. long-distance assent from New York. A Atlantic City meeting years ago saw Hoppe save Walsh's life.
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Baltimore
Willie Hoppe
Alice Walsh
Thomas Walsh
New York
P. ¢. Gavan
Archdiocese of
May Maxwell
Miss
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V. D. Rosen
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