DISTRICT LEAGUE SUMMARY OF TEAMS AND SCORES
District League entries show Bank Cerks and Walker Uh with high totals. Other leagues include Departmental League Bureau Commerce and Labor and Post Office League. Washington Park Track note covers redevelopment and derby history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Cerks
Walker Uh
Cox
Stone
Warren
Brown
Krauas
Bureau Commerce ,and
Labor
Burke
O'Dunnen
Adams
Helmeriche
Cosdon
Lord
Williams
Bellinger
Nachman
Richards
TEE Post-Office League Station
Mourphy
Durana
Bogan
Douglas
Polite
Wara
McNally
Taylor
Ludow
Strachey
Hott
Planagan
Urasell
Cooper
Real Estate League Assessors
Crampton
Bouscaren
Jackson
Hunt
Brosnan
Robinette
Intordenominational League
Westminster
St John Jet Sa
Spies
Rieder
O'Hare
Gibeon
Warner
Watley
Malcolm
Stadler
Zimmerman
Fraser
Invasion at Big Odds Mahogany Also a Surprise at Fair Grounds
New Orleans reports a day of upsets at the Fair Grounds with Mahogany winning the first race at 15 to 1, Invasion taking the fourth as a long shot, and Malster and Cousin Kato among defeated favorites. Mayor Johnson and Logistilla also post victories as a strong field competes on a slow track with clear weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Johnson
Calabash
Kate
Harmakia
Bob
Logiltilla
New Orleans
Usuru
Malster
Kato
Fair Grounds
Mahogany
Invasion
Usury
Eyeond
Letty
Fanny Buzom
Lady Widdell
Ancient
Edna Eliiott
Vivian
Catherine KR
Sweet Favor
Marius
Helle
Argzlenlao Tan
Dusky and Others Enter Today's New Orleans Race Card
Racing entries from Fair Grounds and City Park list multiple races with horses and weights. Notable entries include Dusky Safeguard Thank Heaven Rei Raver and many others across six races at various distances with listed weights and entries such as Gamera Hadue and Tyer. The card shows detailed fields for first through Futurity races, including distances from five furlongs to one and one sixteenths miles and numerous Thoroughbred names and weights.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Dusky
Safeguard
Thank Heaven
Rei Raver
Leda Belle
Lady Vree
Wineacre
Mary
Eve
Ather Awtomaster
Blabop Weed
Gamera
Ghats
Northwind
Pretories
Panerpatts
Paul Dilford
J. W. Oneill
Arabo
Gotowla
Ingalbhritt
Vegary
Pin Stlexer
Marvin Neat
Golder
Bitter Hand
Blue Pirate
Attraction
Prateus
Dr. Veard
Marvel P
Barsaperiila
Ballsrd
Sonoma Helle
Lyman Hay
Phiora
Tom Crabb
Athcrose
Parnassus
Devonshire
Chamblee
Bouth Hampton
Fred Mader
Aten
Banation
Envoy
Veh
Ferryman
Red Fox
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Tha ‘Trifler
Judge Tranor
Hadue
Tinker
Red Ruler
Holle Strome
Curton Borge
Garnish
Toscan
Emergency
Monet
McComick
Inquiry
Big Bow
Monacodor
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St. Reaclute
Free Booter
Salvage
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Mint ' Boy
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Barker
Lerida
Hellentoy
Entraza
Standard
Jerry Hunt
el Piloto
Gottmo
Callee
Neslon
Mellor
Jacd
Louis Schumacher
Huston
War Wheel
Queen Hec
Bolomon
Paolo
Geroleita
Lady Klug
Bitus
Cartolly
Lecturer
Buchanan
Fastone
Lone Wolf
Bird of Passage
Bath Beach
Manedo
Henry Waite
Ink
St George, Jr
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Tend
Luckett
Fortunatus
Exhorator
BAU Gurtis Amd
Jewett
Serret
Wnh
Hronston
Chansetlar
Walworth
Search Me
Hendicep
Eugenia Burch
Jake Sanders
Hlecttss
Hans i Wagner
Orphea
the Gadfy
Marshall Ney
McGrathiana Prince
Dekaber
Bavarian
Futurity
Money Mass
Prince Cutng
Tottenham
Merry Sport
Hitona
Surtpack
Edinborough
Ven Collins
Inter
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Montreson
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Vindietn
Three Choices at City Park Win Steeplechase for New Amsterdam
New Amsterdam and Heart of Hyacinth led long-shot wins at City Park in New Orleans. Bright, drying track drew a large crowd for seven races, with McLaughlin fined $2 after a whip strike in the seventh. Race results list winners and placings across seven events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Amsterdam
Heart of Hyacinth
New Orleans
City Park
Skew Amsterdam
McLaughlin
Joe Jones
Bace Fiva
Turlonga
Henry Ack
Bir Andrew
Major Carpenter
Latte James
Modved Law
Julia M. Muldoon Dundall
Mate
Weber Fields
Bensonhurat
Falkland Als
Red Huby
K. X. Arn
Cyral
Bell Relinat
Oliver
Dilly Handeel
Whd Irishman
John Garior
Chaney
Danny Green
Rhyl
Morendo
Paitre
Esterjoy
Perryman
Flmo
Naran
Signal Light
Ever Neat
Layaon
Nannie L
Piller
Moto B
Harpoon
Favorites Sweep Looming Los Angeles Race Card
In Los Angeles on December 18 Parva finished third and Ethelene and St Winifred were second in the third and sixth races as Hoodwink won the second. Favorites and second choices won all but the second race with results across six events including Chantilly’s victory and Clyde O’s win in six and a half furlongs.
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Los Angeles
Parva
Ethelene
St. Winifred
Ascot Today
Hoodwink
Indoa
Adams
Peark Waters
Kingstelle
Chantilly
Roycroft
Parvo
Prines Silver Wingy
Michael Byrnes
Jack Hennessy
Felipa Luga
Sheri Williams
von Ethelens
Alacco
del Coronado
Durbar
Ebony
el Donosa
Flammula
Ellasul
Rosie
Harry
Clyde
Winifred
Kinsman
Retader
Needful
Elfin King
Vassalo
Ansono
Radium
el Verraco
Althoa
Backed horses win in mud at Oakland track
Cloudy, sloppy conditions at Ingleside today disrupted favorites as longshot Jackful led an upset. In six races, favorites fell back with Red Ruby and Clackart among winners, while Derby hopefuls and minor runners filled placings. Mouse-over odds show several upsets, including 8 to 1 shot Jackful taking race four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackful
Oakland
San Francisco
Ingleside
Pive
Turlonga Tavors
Red Ruby
Chisps
Tims
Suayita
Doveike
Laura van
Lavey Mary
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Alumbina
Santa Ray
My Choice
Darwin
Clackart
Pan Sam
David Boland
Clandestine
Sid Silver Glue
Warte Nent
Hilee
Ray
Hindley
Haventon
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Lady Mirthful
Anivad
Ada N
Reydure
Christine A
Gateway
Byronedale
Thine
Dixie Lad
Inkalco
Fed Leaf
Printers Wheelotk
Anwieta
Afra
Annie
Sea Air
Columbia students' appeal denied to extend football association
New York December 18 Columbia University faculty denied the students appeal to continue the football association until spring. The students sought extension to join any intercollegiate action to modify the game. The faculty says its committee can represent Columbia at conferences on rule changes.
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New York
Columbia
Prince Louis Joins Canadian Camp Sportsmen
New York December 18 Prince Louis of Battenberg has accepted membership in the Canadian Camp an organization of seven sportsmen and sportswomen across the United States The acceptance was communicated by letter from his flagship the Drake at Gibraltar The group counts Admiral Evans Admiral Dewey Gen Miles Grover Cleveland Rev Dr Henry Van Dyke the Earl of Minto and Paul Grey among its members.
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Prince Louis
Organization of Sportsmen
New York
Prince Louis of Battenberg
United States
Prince
Drake
Gibraltar
Canada
Admiral Evans
Admiral Dewey
Gen
Miles
Grover Cleveland
Henry van Dyke
Earl of Minto
India
Paul Grey
Bets Not Paid Off Yet in Mayor Race Outcome
The CONSTANT READER notes bets on the New York mayoralty remain unpaid as Hearst loses his Court of Appeals case. Bets may settle when McClellan is sworn in January 1, amid talk of the political wager outcomes. Cincinnati reports Chase, formerly of Los Angeles, has been drafted to the New York Americans after a National Baseball Commission decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporting Editor
BcClellan
Hearst
New York
Court of Appeals
McClellan
New York Americans
Chase
Cincinnati
Ohio
Los Angeles
Cal
National Baseball Commission
Stahl Plans Infield Shakeup for Washington Team
Manager Jake Stahl reports efforts to solidify the infield with two players moved from infield wear and new roles. Hickman may take right field, Huelsman likely to be sold, and Patten, Willams, and others debated as the Nationals shape a stronger spring squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
Hueleman
Jake Stahl
Stahl
Washington
Delaware
Griffith
Nationals
Pat Dougherty
Case Patten
Rostow
Pat
Highlanders
Patten
Jimmy Willams
Grifith
Jesus
Fitzsimmons vs O'Brien Aged Fighter Poised for New York Return
The long awaited clash between veteran Bob Fitzsimmons and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien is discussed as a potential twenty round title eliminator. The piece reviews Fitzsimmons improving condition and punch power, O'Brien’s prime form, and the betting odds in light of past battles and future possibilities.
Notable boxing bout entries and dates across U S cities
A fragmented listing of boxers and outcomes with dates from October through November, including Sullivan, Williams, Scheack, Ryan, Mack, Bonseck, Kell, Carter, and Kelly among others. The text notes defenses, wins by KO, and locations such as Philadelphia Milwaukee and San Francisco with occasional abbreviations and corrections.
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Hevrom
Enghend
Esesere Nev
Jeck Sullivan
the Decision
Parls
Jack Willams
Kid MrCoy
Philstelphia
Socresce
Picfermmons
Philadelphia
Veerear
Hugo Kelly
Bihywelre
Daimore
Ewagr
Tommy Burma
Milwaukeeseeson
Sim Seftonis
Baltimore
John Wille
Philadelphis
al Kentmann
San Francisco
Ie Tae
Bonney Beane
Fitz Simmons Declared Ready For O Brien Fight
San Francisco December reports Robert Fitzsimmons was moved from Alameda to San Francisco to remain in training after his contest with Jack O'Brien of Philadelphia on Wednesday night. He is in fine condition and confident of victory, while O'Brien backers express equal confidence. Betting odds favor O'Brien at 16 to 7. Both trained carefully and indications point to a $12,000 house to view the bout.
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Robert Fitzsimmons
Elston
Cornwall
England
Pausds
Timura
New Zealif
Bob Fitzsimmons
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Ang
Jem Mace
San France
O'Brien
New Zealand
Bob
Fitz
Gad
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Starlight
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Lke
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West
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Riddle
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L. F
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Jost
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al Kaufmann
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Jack O’brien
Elephant Start Balky Mule at Hippodrome Stable
In New York a mule named Jerry resisted entry to the Hippodrome stable on Forty third Street near Sixth Avenue. Elephant trainer Tom, aided by Bowens and Peter Barlow, dragged the mule toward the runway after attempts to push it in failed and the animal eluded capture. Eddie Wakefield, the hippo gatekeeper, was knocked down by a fall as chorus girls hurried to rehearsal.
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Jerry
Hippodrome
Forty Third Street
Sixth Avenue
Tom
Eddie” Wakefield
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