Police Stop New Orleans Race Meeting Georgetown Beats Penn State
Diminutive jockey F H King suffers first win frustration as Penn State and Georgetown triumphs frame a race meeting in New Orleans. Don Bunque and Booger Red emerge as the sole favorites to deliver in the maiden events at the track.
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New Orleans
Georgetown
Penn State
F. H. King
Don Bunque
Booger Red
Westington
EL Minden
Californie
Qaktland
Whitney
Bumbh Pee Ho
Munien
Tonto
Sherk
Deneen
Gene Riscell
Pricus
Sporting Comment Roundup and Player Notes
A fragmented sports column surveys players and teams across baseball and track, noting Peat, Mears, Porat, and others in a garbled tour of events. It mentions New York, Nationals, and upcoming national competitions, with scattered references to coaches, venues, and potential outcomes.
Georgetown dominates Western in lopsided prep showcase
Georgetown showcases strong teamwork and fast passing to overwhelm Western, with standout play from Schlosser and Rice. Penn State transfer Weineurated and Gry of Georgetown contribute as the locals secure an easy victory as the game features heavy defense and balanced scoring.
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Gray
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Rice
Western
Gry
Georgetown
Convent
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Bess
Haney
Penn Shu
Su Foi
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Borat Core
Geargtrown
Bret
Wester Tait
Tci
Rimin
Downey
Marlas
Herman
Oar Maha
Moriarty Timere
Mewes Linderman
Maray Lime
Cen
Positien Western
Perces
Baives
Temures
Racing Entries Echo Mixed Cards From Track Meet
A dense racing entry list shows numeroushorses and riders across furlongs at an unnamed track. Names such as Enamour Looi Gun Houma Boke Sring lark and ABBY ley appear among many others, with multiple selling and handicap races noted.
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Houma Boke
Sring Lark
Abby Ley
Roymond
Marie Rogers
Soniae
Haniridge
Jessup
Alan Tae
Koleos
Sir Briar
Palani
Ff Lauehres
Vetrano
Grange
Winners Across Los Angeles and Oakland Races Featured Upsets
A detailed racing summary lists winners in Los Angeles and Oakland with odds and placements. Notable entries include The Victor, Lord Provost, Philistina, and Booger Red, among others, with quotes on form and race dynamics. The report also notes upsets, contestable prices, and mentions Whitney and other contenders.
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Oakland
the Victor
F.H King
Lord Provost
Ooburn
Tod Philistina
McLaughlin
Booger Red
Walsh
Gilbert
Pat Ron Enrique
Milter
Fashionable mens wear and accessories sale list
A catalog of mens garments and accessories priced from 1 to 1800, including new linen handkerchiefs, adorned gloves, hats, canes, scarves, and leather goods. Items cover shirts, underwear, jewelry components, dressing gowns, belts, and umbrella sets with broad price ranges for late buyers and fashion-minded customers.
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Mer
Jen
Glorio Takes Feature Race At Lance Auta
Glorio wins a headline feature at Lance Auta, defeating Surman in a tight sprint for the leading position. The card also notes a wrestling match where Dd Adamson of Boston defeats Jack Lewis of Memphis in two straight falls, and New York University beats Princeton 52 to 42 in basketball.
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Lance Auta
Surmanius
Metipa
Janet
Aucassen Vinson
Rustulyo
Ayehibatdy
Rasy Agnes
Marcin
Mark Anuns
Tom Reid
Howard UL
Alvinyn Henry Oig Ress
Wontebello Gannet
Whidden
cArehibaldy
Bonn
Joe Garlens
Trubely
Pavers
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Auzel Photpe
Esther
Bally Mayham
Dd Adamson
Boston
Jack Lewis
Jock
Balf Nelson
N.Y U
Princeton Quint Princton
New York
Niversity
Princeton
Bookies Test the Law Court Case in Session
A court case centers on bookmaking conduct at City Park racing meets with affidavits filed against Col Hoeshp and My Corrigan. Jockeys Club president Chub Hesslip defends the meet, while police arrest bookies as betting proceeds amid challenged wagers and regulatory action. One race completes as May Cell wins. betting stalls amid arrests.
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Imnan
Cal Samuel Bo Ergasip
Orless
Joubex
Ctab
Oma
Edward Cormgin
New Orleans
Burt Opel
Col Hesslip
Jockeys
Alidas
Deb
Everela
Huapp
May Cell
Lavable
Bel
Atlempt
Wis Timind
May Cella
Mai
Reig
Pelte Ie
Acne Thies
Bso
Lyle Undir
Pwlire
Col Hoeshp
My Corrigan
Lomisville
Sigan
Aianianen
Lia City
Savas
Amateur Raging Hop Promotes Frontline Sport Revival
A Hastings era effort unites representatives from many hunts to preserve amateur racing as professional circuits wane. The committee lists New Jersey Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia Vermont and New York entrants with names like Hunt Association officials and regional club leaders steering plans to sustain racing integrity and local interest amid shifts in funding and exposure.
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New York
Raang
Hunt Association
Finde
Phact
New Jersey
Maryland
Penmsylvania
Westaerelanu Davis
Sugmla
Fletcher Harpo
Gratton Hoanés
Varga
Vermont
Wardar
Bas Hunt
Calumbia
Ana
Broekling Country
Biasschusett
Prandswine
Deonavikana
Hitchcock Hounds
South Carolina
Too Much for Hayes in Title Bout at National Club
In a heavyweight clash at the National State Club ranger level Hay es edged Grover Hayes of Uniscus amid a fierce third round rally. Hayes pressed the English challenger with jabs and body blows as the bout drew crowd reaction.
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Hayes
Milton Man
OBrien Calls Meeting For Association Rally
Milwaukee December 18 President O Bren of the American Association Fashian clubs today issued a call for the annual meeting to be held in Chicago December 29. The principal business will be the voting of the pennant for 1908 to the Indianapolis club and the election of a chairman and a vice president.
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Milwaukee
Bren
American Association
Fashian Chibs
Chicago
Kelly Challenges Ketchel for Middleweight Title
Kelly and manager Sing Jeerretti claim Kelly deserved the draw with Papke and challenge Stanley Ketchel for the middleweight title after a disputed San Francisco bout. Local fans at ringside believed Kelly earned the decision as Papke suffered a knockdown in the fourth and the fight was described as a fierce, punishing display.
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Papke Social
Washington. Post
Los Angeles
Drego
Kelly
Billy Paphe
Stanley Ketchel
Kells
Sing Jeerretti
Jsetchel
San Frantisco
Paphe
Inas
Jeffries
Papke
Longboat Beats Italian in Fast Marathon Style Duel
The piece reports that Longboat, a Native American sprinter, outpaced the Italian challenger in a dramatic garden venue race. Elaboration notes Longboat’s superior generalship, speed, and stamina, with spectators citing the Italian’s failure to match Longboat’s acceleration at key stages. Prizes reportedly average around $4,000 per runner, with both Longboat and Shrubb mentioned in negotiations.
Memphis team faces conductor in tense matchup
Fragmented OCR text mentions Memphis team and a conductor named Sr Joseph Mo Fier GR hurk PR. Details are unclear. claims a tense encounter and actions around bars, widths, and a rema on Vane. Key names like Buch This and Wome are present but unreadable.
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Buch
Memphis
Joseph Mo
Aloof
Harvard to Play Virginia in Spring Practice Week
Harvard announces a spring practice week at Charlottesville during early April. The Crimson baseball team will spend seven days with Virginia, playing two games and engaging in drills and scrimmages as part of preparations for the upcoming season.
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Crimson
Charlottesville
Virginia
Marvart
Urversity
Varsity
Wedress
Bridat
Ammapolis
Washington
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