193 District League and Local Real Estate League Score Totals
Summary of district league match scores and player tallies across multiple divisions. Includes Fet Men Bank Cle Ist 2a 3a results, Florists Acme listings, departmental league officials, real estate league totals for City Hall and other teams, and government printing office standings. Notable players include Lemus, Rovtrick, Krauss, O'Donmel, Smith, Fowle, Burkhart, and Goldsmith with varied game-by-game scores and team totals.
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Fowle
Bronran. Meyers
H. & B. Co. Isk 2d
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Roth
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League
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Taylors
Leframbslan
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Waesthoff
Dohoney
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Powers
Bas “Burkhart
Brunswicks
Everett
Navy seeks Philadelphia ground for next Army Navy game
The Navy may move the next Army Navy football game to a Philadelphia baseball park. West Point prefers New York as host, but the Navy will not concede. Travel time from Annapolis to New York would impede a timely arrival for kickoff.
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Perial
Washington Post
Annapolis
Naval
Philadelphia
West Point
New York
Navy
Annappelis
Remingtons Narrow Victory Highlighted Trackcard
New Orleans December 15 heavy track favored Remington and Augur with only one upset among favorites Remington won by a neck over Holloway in a tight finish. Jack Lory led the fifth race by ten lengths as Lochinvar died at the fair grounds. Glen Gallant 10 to 1 won the second race with Payne second and Arsenal third.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Remington
Augur
Holloway
Golms
Jack Lory
Lochinvar
Asbury Stable
Even
Mahogany
Evelyn Garth
Chauncey Olcott
Miss Marius
Wizard King
Topsall Sino
Glen Gallant
Payne
Arsenal
Tima
Atlas
Gallant
the Plains
Dusky Arabo
Barrington
Brogkaton
Dapple Gold
Tower
Macbeth
Torehello
Mr. Jack
Roderick
Jungle Imp
Ethics
Katie Powers
Frangible
Automaster
Bishop Weed
Capetain Bob
Hyacinth
Cashier
Erne
Imboden
Mint Lief
Augus
Fra Filippo
Midshipman
Ghats
Ali Scarlet
Handapincher
Marcos
Gallant Gaaste
Venaleo
Gold Zone Throws Rider At New Orleans Race Track
Cold and disagreeable weather did not dampen the racing at City Park New Orleans. Gold Zone threw rider and bolted a mile after the first race started with no injuries. horse excused under the rules and a new book allowed. Winners included Rain Deville Tom Crabb Laura Hunter Belden Atula Ramborita Baron Behor among others. multiple races listed with betting odds and times.
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New Orleans
City Park
G Brown
Gold Zone
Rain Deville
Steve Lane
Honey Well
Hite Tall
Hawthorne
Red Ruby
Nutwood
Maneuver
Esopus
Pluto
Wind Area
Mores
Secon
Tom Crabb
Town Moor
Misa Shylock
Falkland
Ingleside Races Report Under Rainy Track Conditions
San Francisco December 1 rain slowed Ingleside track as Prominence led the First race at 4 to 1 in a five and a half furlong selling. Olympian won the Second at 3 to 1 with Love's Labor second and Leash third. Cloche d'Or captured the Third while Gos ssiper II won the Futurity course Fourth. Fifth race saw Briers win by six lengths and Roy Dare second. Sixth race went to Gregor K with St George Jr second. At Ascot Los Angeles December 15 two favorites prevailed Good Luck and Futurity winner Elevation, with Hefty times recorded across six races.
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Ingleside
Abe Mayer
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May Sell Race Track Washington Park Jockey Club
Chicago December 15 stockholders of the Washington Park Jockey Club plan a meeting next Monday to decide selling the eighty acre track and clubhouse valued at 1 500 000. The Amer ican Derby venue may cease as a racecourse and the property now serves mainly as a golf course due to city growth and maintenance costs.
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Washington Park
Chicago
Washington Park Jockey Club
Setback for Brush Pulliam's Reign in National League
The article lauds Col. Harry Pulliam's reelection as president and the board's rebuke of John T. Brush and Garry Herrmann. It details Brush's failed bid to dethrone Pulliam, Herrmann's strained loyalties amid consolidation rumors, and the league's stance favoring clean baseball, with Ned Hansen and Heydler positioned for ongoing leadership of the Cincinnati and New York clubs.
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New York Club
Garry Herrmann
Brush
John T. Brush
Col
Harry Pulliam
New York
Baltimore
Giants
Polo Grounds
Brushiam
Col. Pullam
Col. Pulliam
Plllam
Pulliam
League
Cincinnati
Herrmann
Johnson
Dermann
National League
John J. McGraw
New Yorks
Joe Kelley
Cincinnatis
Ned Hanlon
Kelley
McGraw
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Fred Clarke
Dreyfuss
Harney Dreyfuss
Col. Puillam
Dreyfusa
John Heydler
Ned Hanson
Baltimore School of
Reds
Ike Hanson
Nice Kelley
A House Gown for Him At Unusual Sale Price
A broad range of house gowns for men advertised from $2.95 to $4.95. The note highlights the special sale at $2.95, urging attention to the details that follow about this offer and its quality range.
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Abner-Drury Brewing Co
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New Orleans Fair Grounds Entries Listed for Upcoming Races
A long list of race entries from the New Orleans Fair Grounds outlines first race six and a half furlongs with numerous runners such as Af tray Formaster and Kath arine L. through to Holland II, second race one mile and seventy yards with Favonius and Raining Leaves among others, third race two miles selling led by The Dobby and Fra Fillippe, fourth race Preliminary Derby features Hollowames and Delmore, fifth race one mile seventy yards includes Colonel White and Gamara, sixth race one mile seventy yards lists Athens and AM Scarlet, Ascot meetings show entries for several races across multiple days, plus notes on suspended basketball players and a promised cure for piles.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Aftray
Formaster
Nightmare
Katharine L
Duxtempis
Sweat Note
Sachem
Commandant
Paul Clifford
Fruit
Lady Lasca
Holland II
Favonius
Raining Leaves
Wedgewood
Tempt
Jerry C
Allen
Fred Hornbeck
Decoration
van Hopa
the Dobby
Fra Fillippe
Ponca
Auromaster
Paul
Ralph Delmore
Cashier
AM Scarlet
Marcos
George T
Light Nota
Safeguard
Lady Avon
Marry Acrobat
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Pennant
Sullivan Beats Stein In Eight Round Boxing Match
Washington fighter Sullivan outboxed Philadelphia's Stein, blocking blows and infighting to win in the eighth round. Stein forced few clean shots. Sullivan's rib and stomach pounding wore him down, Sponge thrown by Stein signaled end. Lincoln Belt and other notes conclude with Sullivan seeking Britt matchup.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Sullivan
Washington
Stein
Philadelphia
Sully
Sten
Wade
Washington Boy
Hid
Harry Scroggs
Gilbert
Jimmy Britt
Baltimore and Returm
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Society Item Promotes Bitters For Headache Relief
Society note states Sarah Berks took electric Bitters for headache and can now attend social engagements. Dc. All druggists.
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Sarah Berks
Washington Club Leader Stahl Visits City In Quiet Taste
Manager Garland Stitl of the Washington baseball club visits Washington, arriving from New York after attending National Lease and minor leagues meetings. Stahl reports no baseball news, cites no signed third baseman, notes possible deals for pitchers Townsend, Kitson, Jacobsen, Sudhoff, and mentions Detroit’s stance on Bill Coughlin. President Johnson planned to join but delays extend the visit.
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Washington
Capital
Garland Stitl
Washington Baseball Club
New York
Minor Leagues’ Association
Stahl
Minor
Chicago
Hen- Tine
Bill Coughlin
Detroit
Townsend
Kitson
Jacobsen
Sudhoff
Johnson
Baseball Notes Show Trade Rumors and Coaching Moves
Baseball notes report Raymer traded from Boston Nationals to Rochester and April 1 opening day with October 7 finish. Hugh Jennings to assist Cornell, Warner head coach at 19M, and Harvard Princeton spring games May 19 and May 26 with no severed relations. Johnson, Brush, and Pulliam teased for power, while Wolverton may join the outlay league and Irwin as St. Louis manager candidate. Dave Carruthers dies at 14 after injury by a schoolteacher. Neal and Fing sought by Orioles and Mack draft.
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Raymer
Rochester
Hugh Jennings
Cornell
Warner
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Harrisburg
Billy Gilvert
Mike Donlin
Giants
Harlem
Cleveland
John Powell
St. Louis Browns
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Montgomery
Ala
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Bobby Carruthers
St. Louis
Ice Kelley
Cincinnati
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Hanson
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Lke
Hanlon
Ohio Wesleyan President Proposes Football Reform
Dr. Welch of Ohio Wesleyan University urged abolishing football in high schools and academies in a Cincinnati address. He called for 4 open game rules, greater college diversity in athletics, and less brutality to enable quicker foul play detection.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Herbert Welch
Ohio Wesleyan University
Welsch
Football Player Bliss Dies From Game Injuries
Frank G. Bliss aged twenty a star half back for the American Eagle football team of North Tonawanda N Y died from injuries suffered in a November 25 game against Oakfields Buffalo He was buried under a mass of players after attempting a line smash and his chest was crushed and one rib broken in the collision
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Washington Post
North Tonawandy
N. Y
Frank G. Bliss
American Eagle
Oakfields
Buffalo
Bliss
Ome
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