Carroll Institute Defeats Catholic University 88 to 18
Carroll Institute overwhelms Catholic University 88 to 18 in Carroll’s gym. Capt. Tobin-Cragan was missing yet Crogan starred with six goals, including difficult angles. Lineups show Carroll E Crogan and McCarthy leading scorers as Brooklanders dominate from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Institute
Catholic University
Tobin
Brooklanda
Crogan
Carroll
Cantwall
McLionalg
McDonald
Prof Joyeon
Gow ‘Thoers
Mesore
East High easily defeats Mercury 12 to 5 in home game
East High School routs Mercury 12 to 5 as superior all round play dominates. Key players include Yoder Maloney Robing Williams Lyons and McCaffery contributing points. Varela adds a foul shot. Referee notes incomplete but game settled in East High gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastin High School
Mercury
Eystern
Reary
A. C. I Ae
Yoder - Maloney
Willams
Lyons
Schedule fight over Ebbets removal echoes big league wrangle
In a tumultuous National League meeting, Ebbets was dropped from the schedule committee by Lynch with Heydler substituting, sparking talk of a renewed row over dates. Murphy accuses Johnson's allies of bias while Flynn rumors surface about a possible Chicago move. Boston franchise transfer troubles loom as Pittsburg presses its bid to shape league control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebbets
Lynch
Murphy
Jack Flynn
Heydler
Brooklyn
Thia
Mr. Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Dreyfuss
Herrmann
Harris
Athletics
Cubs
Named
Ban Johnson
National League
Johnson
National Commission
Fogel
New York
New York Bowling Association
Galfway
Washington
Madison Square Gar
Providence
Chicago Cubs
West~stern
Flynn
Eddie Phelps
Chicago
Saler
Cole
Boston den
Boston Club
John B. Harris
Hepburn Syndicate
Hreg Yn
William H. Locke
Fittsburg Club
Boston
Boston Caa
Tims
Natonal League
St Louis Browns Buy Hedges Stock to Build Winning Team
A St Louis syndicate buys BR 1 Hedges stock and plans to spend about 100000 on new players. Pending American League approval, sale transfers to the St Louis group and manager Fred Lake is touted if the Boston holdover reverts. Johnson of the American League to decide eligibility next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Hedges
Montague Lyon
Nathaniel
Mark Ewing
M. Hodgman
Edward Prendergast
Lst
Manny Hodgman
Hodges
New York
Hodgman
Ban Johnson
American League
Johnson
To &T Louts
Gale
Fielder Jones
Jones
Lake
Ben Adkins
Browns
Adkins
Fred Lake
Browne
Georgetown Preps Triumph Over Business High in Easy Win
Georgetown Preparatory School defeated Business High School 22 to 5 in afternoon play. Business stumbled with missing players and weaker teamwork while Preparations showed sharp coordination and speed, leading to a one-sided contest with standout performances from multiple Georgetown players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Business
Iika
Cathedral
Rathbone
Schram Jb Fe
Hane
Sohrugrae
Knight
Loell
Nash
Sohnsen Lawler
Martin Bridget
Ar Yhaaakes Goate
Loki
Lawler
McInner
Bridget
Josaes—Knight
Martin Timper
Mr Hart
Heiges
Frienda School Triumphs Over Western High 29 to 2
The Frienda School Quakers opened the season with a decisive 29 to 2 victory over Western High School at Frienda's gym. Teamwork powered most points, with rough play noted in a halftime game between the schools' second teams. Players listed include Brodie, Fuller, Gates, Adame, and Osgood. Timers and officials are named in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quakers
Frienda
Western High School
Western
Brodie
Eanshory AL Fuller
Fuller Goale
Miller
Osgood
Low
Gates
Baker
R. Adame
G Bradley
A. Fuller
D Fuller
Ostoad
S Bradley
Jack Brookes
Refarac
Chase Taylor
Tima
Locke Opposes Ratification as Sale Talks Unfold in Baseball
The article reports Locke contesting a sale ratification, claiming he can block the deal and secure a prior, equally advantageous offer. It notes chatter about Hal Chase and Jack Knight, Knight signing a three year contract after talks with Farrell and Chase, and that spring meetings are set in February with no major trades reported. Umpire Finneran joins the National League staff under President Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locke
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Boston
Storm
Hal Chase
Jack Knight
Tadey
Knight
Farrell
Chase
American
Chicago
Hastorn
Baltimore
Finneran
Lynch
National League Corps
Turbulent Race Card Highlights Wide Field of Entries
A dense list of racing entries across numerous races features dense fields with prices in cents and dollars. Notable names include Golf Ball Capt Joba Mazims Nebraska Beil Spicker and Lord of the Forest with various prices, plus Harsh odds for Ballys, Enfield, and Dombhilds. Weather is clear and track fast, suggesting speedy conditions for the day’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joba
Mazims
Nebraska
Stafford
Green Isle
Ihitarity
Artonotto
Lord of the Forest
John H. Sheehan
Nativa Son
Madeline Musgrave
Metropolitan
Bamboo
Dombhilds
Lpgllbound
Roy Junier
Jim Gaffney
Chester Krum
Black Mate
Coppertown
Iece Hanatear
Enfield
Spellborn Cutt
Jim Gattnes
Join
Court Lady
Lady Adelaide
Fok
Hogan
Little Wallareay
Louise B
Port Arlington
Molesey Drives Belleview to Oakland Mile Win at Afternoon Meet
Molesey, the favored colt, won the mile and a quarter race at Oakland with Belleview close behind. Garner rode two winners, including Dahlgren in the next race, as outsiders Canique and Busy Man figured prominently. Ossabar beat Abe Shupgey and Deride in the 2-year-old race, while Early Linnell denied plans to move his stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlgren
Canique
Busy Man
San Francisco
Molesey
Oakland
Belleview
Ossabar
Abe Shupgkey
Deride
Linnell
Juarez
Gamer
Cantque
King
Cantem
Garner
Roy T
Lord Glinton
Electrowan
Philistina
Harry Stanhope
Algo Ren
Gmabar
Glags
Abe Glupakey
Fischer
Martin
Tine
la Camargue
Argosa
Altarre
Mona Liga
Eddie Mottalgoren
Kirachbaum
Buck Thorn
Rose
Merlingo
Col
Jack
Elgin
Mite
Lady Rensselaer
Taplin
Dave Weber
Royal River
Tresaure
Seeker
French Cook
Ak Sar Ben
Davie Andrew
Harry Rogers
Prince of Castile
Incentive
Oswald B.fogarty
Novgorod
Paul Glittord
Borel
Combury
David Boland
Mingadocia
Grace G
Royal River Ala Ren
PENSACOLA RESULTS IN A RUSH OF RACES
First race saw C A Leiman win at 2 to 1 from Bary Radd and Prior in a tight finish amid $126 purses at four and a half furlongs. Second race won by John Marra with Heverstein second and Chenault third as Tamper and others trailed. Third race featured Heart of Hyacinth top over Dandy Dadder and Eventchepp in a 125 purse race at five and one half furlongs. Fourth race claimed Lord Nel in a 250 purse dash over four furlongs with Show third. Fifth race noted Benson hurst led My Rosa and Frank Patton in a 125 purse sprint for gentlemen riders. Sixth hack handicap over a mile saw Whip Top prevail with Our Noggett second and Alice third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Leiman
Bary Radd
C. Prior
Even
Ageond
Elate van
Rustican
Myrtle Queen
Ellis Triumph
Petit
Bert Braun Wall
Haymarket
Jonga
John Marra
Martin
Heverstein
Griffin
Chenault
Welapen
Tamper
Mas Mmaghton
Dry Dollar
Donald
Black Domino
Colonel Zeb
Heart of Hyacinth
Dandy Dadder
Hofman
Eventchepp
Genovan
Grand Dame
Nettle Carita
Tallow Dip
von Laer
Amber Wilmot
Dolly Bultman
Red Erle
Lord Nel
Ruin
Howard
Tan Bark
Carew
Beth Goodwin
Pro Pico
Grenade
Bensonhurst
Mr. White
MY Rosa
Mr. Zeelous
Frank Patton
Mr. Gell
Judge Dundon and
Anderson
J. Howerd
Our Noggett
Irvin
Alice
A. Burton
T. H. McBride
Louie Katz
Neoskalesta
Juarez Races Called Off After Heavy Rain at Terrazas Park
Juarez Mexico December 16 heavy rainfall last night forces track officials to cancel today’s horse races at Terrazas Park. Ongoing weather conditions and field conditions cited as reasons for the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mex
Oat Terrazas Park
Angling for Lake After exhausting all means to landi Fielder Jones
The text notes that if Lake refuses to come to St. Louis an eleventh hour switch will install Bobby Wallace as manager. The article centers on potential managerial changes and the looming moves in St. Louis baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Landi Fielder Jones
St. Louis
Bobby Wallace
Unclear roster of names and place references in historic list
A dense, fragmented OCR list mixes personal names, ship or place terms, and obscure labels such as Capt. John Father stafford Metropolitan John H. Sheehac No Quarters Black Mate Spellbound Chester Krum and many scattered terms like Pensacola Bethlehem Enfield Star Venus Chapultepec and Napa Nick. The readable facts are minimal. no coherent event or outcome is evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Father Stafford
Platoon
Metropolitan
John H. Sheehac
No Quarters
Chester Krum
Bubbling Water
Enfield
Sepulgada
Lotta Cread
Louisa B
Titus II
Ben Stone
Pensacola
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Virgoe Middleton & Co
Eng
Scott Cient
Welsh Margetson & Co
Sidney West
Dunlap Hats
Catholic University Quint
Brooklanders
Capt
Tobin—Cragan
Quint
Hess
NM Ves Sons
Pa. Ave. N. W
National
Ninth and the Avenue
U. Preps
Business High
Friends
Lee's Friar
Count de Ore
Soon
Vene von
Fwalant
Stalwart Lad
Lady Stalwarmont
Barry
Spooner
di Ik
Jim Fames
Colytte
Hannie Prince Charlie
Ned Car- Tack
Bilder
Jos Woods
Periwinkle
Greaton
Nile
Mauretania
Pedro
Gslus
Helmet
del Cruzador
Chapultepes
Sterkboy
Servicence
Buleed
Jah Lynch
Ike George
Stewart
Crossover
Hamon Carona
Algronet
Omicron
Vancn
Bethlaham
Occidental
Gestan
Mescarol
Misa Vigilant
S Yeaddy
Furloggs
Olivia Mickle
Perry McAdow
Sir Grey
St. Cato
Eva Tanguay
Grenadé
Bosorrian
Weymouth
Hiram
L'Appellee
Jim Halpin
Lord Wells
Okolona
Bodkin
Blanche Frances
Blair Bagley
Charley Straun
Sweet Owen
Bright Matdeo
Col Zeb
Jack Baker
Dr Heath
Dr. Crook
Capt. Neroth
Mortana
St. Dunstan
Pinte
Light Knight
Chief Hayes
Rubioty
Jonnie Wells
Teddy Bear
Harlenn
Helling
Cull
Sandpiper
Perry Taylor
Neoskalecta
Golden Caatle
Mazonia
B. M. Redo
Jacksonville
Gov. Gray
Demand
Roseworth
Goldwick
Scrim‘maga
Hilly Vanderver
Grenada
Danger Mark
Pharaoh
Moncrief
Octavia
Rhelling
Saar Olae
Aldivia
Qakley
Syzygy
Trustee
Shipwells
Gold Oak
Judge Walton
Ozzans
Alfred the Great
Jimmy Gray
Bagom
Jack Parker
T. M. Green
Hoffman
Compton
Bob R
Dr. Holzberg
Milton B
Reybourne
Mary Davie
John Beardog
Claqua
Lots Reif
Rat Mastergon
Bob Co
John A
Danfeld
Salvolatile
Col. Ashmeade
Lady Irma
Fhylag Aquitre
My Gal
Lady Exther
Wander
Elfelt
Beau Brummel
Minot
Shapdele
Arondack
Edwin L
Mertz
Mertz & Mertz Co
F ‘Street
Walsh
Evan
Mfincinette
Udell
Weed
Aviator
Myrtig Rion
Americaneer
Splinters
Gavotte
Hickey
Eatburg
Agnar Algo
Pfaintees
Spex Nostra
McCahey
Eastern Star
Aylmer
Baer Bandrian
Ragman
Troxler
Pulka
Mapleton
Butwell
Conger
Eschau
Havre
Stoneman
ET. Shipp
Merman
Steinhard
Bell
Camel
Thug
Nore Blt
Golden Flore
Bell of Richmond
Oberon
Qilplo
Banbury
Outfitters
Seventh and
E Streets
N.W
Gisian
Bethlehem
Autom
Eva Tenkuay
Evest Gon
Appatle
Hight Maiden
Dr. Heard
Horicon
Star Venus
Golden Castle
Governor Gray
Scrimmegs
Vis Octavis
Dratect
We Oak
Oakley
Besom
M._Ureen
Mace Paine Comptén
Bob Go
Glaque / Himall
Eady Bather
Count de Oro
Rediass
Dr Mack
Ned Carmack
Creston
Ramon Corona
Tayota
Injury
Angelus
Green Seal
Marjoria A
Nettle Marchmont
Seth
Napa Nick
the Welf
Chapultepec
Newark
Penna. Ave
N. W
Walford
Penn. Ave
Sam
Titania
Sam J. Steinberger
I Haas & CO
Ave
Stinemetz F Street
Cor
Masonic
Xmas
Meyer’s
Military Shop
Pa. Ave
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