LAST NIGHT'S BOWLING LEAGUES AND SCORES REPORTED
Readable lanes list scores from Navy War Departmental and Government Printing Office leagues. Totals show mixed results with players Jat Ba Harmol Jones Grant Angerann Walsh Powers and others posting varying counts across multiple games.
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Blelaske
Harmol
Jones
Waea
Pressman Tiws al -Niebua Jel
Burkharat Norbeck
Angerann Long
Ledaum
Atking
Dehomey
Ani
Walsh
Forms Montgomery League Organized for 24 Games
The Montgom ery League of Baseball Clubs formed in Rockville Maryland includes Rockville Kensington Takoma Park Washington Grove Poolesville and Boyds. Season starts mid June with each club playing twenty four games. Eugene Jones of Kensington elected president. Dawson Trundle of Poolesville vice president. R H Walker Takoma Park secretary. W Russell Brewer Rockville treasurer. A committee of Dr Jones Cy Cummings and John W Williams to draft a constitution.
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Rockville
Montgomery League of Baseball Clubs
Kensington
Takoma Park
Washington Grove
Pookssville
Boyds
Eugene Jones
Dawson Trundle
Poolesville
R. H. Walker
W. Russell Brewer
Dr Jones
Cy Cummings
John W. Willams
Hanlon Retires After Loss to Hermann in San Francisco
Eddle Hanlon announced his retirement after his fight with Kid Hermann in California. He said he could no longer put force in his blows and would not fight again, planning to enter business in San Francisco. Hermann, weighing about 127 pounds, impressed local sports and earned respect as a capable ring general.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Eddle Han- Yon
San Proneiaco
Hermann
Eddle
California
Hanlon
Chicago
Record Runings: Hogan’s 131 5-10 Seconds Base Circuit
Marty Hogan of Youngstown set a 131 5-10 second base circuit record in Indianapolis under full conditions. The achievement, ten years old, is now officially recognized by the Association of Protected Baseball clubs as the world base-running record.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Marty Hogan
Association of Protected Baseball Clubs
Indianapolis
Cially
Cleveland Bowling Rule Affects City Players
The Cleveland Bowling Association approved a February 1 rule limiting bowlers to two teams. Many local players will be affected. A separate event features St. John's College versus the YMCA boys club in a Friday evening basketball game for YMCA youths.
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Cleveland
Specter
Washington Post
Cleveland Bowling Association
St. John’s
Young Men's Christian Association
St. John’s College
Surprises rule on rain soaked Plains track meets
New Orleans reports heavy rain turning the Plains track to a swamp as crowds saw upset wins. Automaster and Excitement led a list of winners, with Marvel P. the sole favorite to triumph amid rough conditions. Races featured multiple longshots and several runners listed as other notable participants.
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Fliat
Rainland
Auromasiter
Ingolthrift
Chestnut Wins At 100 To 1 In Ingleside Opener
San Francisco Dec 19 Chestnut the first 100 to 1 shot to win this season took the opening race at Ingleside in a hard drive over Jerry Hunt. In the second race Lewis Schumacher fell injuring the jockey as the horse burst a blood vessel and had to be destroyed. Weather clear track muddy. The day featured six furlongs and one and one sixteenth miles with several notable finishes and long-odds runners.
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San Francisco
Ingleside
Jerry Hunt
Lewis Schumacher
May Holladay
Lerlia
el Plisto
Gelice
Barker
Standard
Optimo
Card Burns
Bellentol Aze
TNACE
Neilon
Queen Bee
Warwheel
Boluman Sealad
Gerolette
Huston
Ledy
King
Pal
My Order
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Aletta
Pury
Freedmare
Misa Raphael
Procrastinate
Mendator
Nigiette
Tocolan
Delagoa
Salable A'So Ram
Eixteenth Miller
St. George, Jr
Bombardier
Belhnight
Ink
Veteranc
Heary Walte
City Park Race Meet Report From New Orleans
Deep track conditions at City Park did not stop four favorites from winning. Tom Crabb captured the first race at six and a half furlongs, Envoy won the second at a mile and seventy yards, Tinker took the third a handicap six furlongs, Silvaga won the fourth at seven furlongs, Mint Boy led the fifth over five and two best furlongs, and Tranco won the sixth mile and three sixteenths as Thistle Do and Curate followed.
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New Orleans
Tom Crabb
la Cache
Seyond
Chamblee
George Clary
Navermore
Athelrogss
Marco
Miss
Devonshire
Envoy
Judge Traynor
Sandon
Sunzanne Rocamara
Fred Mader
Red Fox
Aten Alao
Thad
Tinker
Belie Strome
Garnish
Red Ruler
Clifton Porge
Towcan Alao
Silvaga
Freshooter
Happy Jack
Inquiry
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St. Resolute
Mint Boy
Gauze
Adusso
Eaetn Devila
Draco
Malleable
Telepathy
Sweet Finfia
Favorita
Tranchoo
Even
Thistle Do
Curate
Thin
Dovskin
Goldiiga
Batery Light
Hen Fooxo
Rurtonga
Viona
Lady Kispar
Lady Travers
Sandstone
Lady Huron
Susie Christian
Pegey O'Neill
Parva
Valencia
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Podesta
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Wee Laas
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Young Hyuon
Pachuca
Bubina
Good Luck
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Hot
Phaon
It Dotterill
Hippins
Lady Bimbo
Major Teeny
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Duelist
Tomehawk
Lady Atheling
Grnencutter
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Bush Bee
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Lady King
Suceed
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Pentagon
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Professor State
Tillburn
On Anderson
Ocyrohe
Joyner
Angeleta
Bernice
Alghttul
Graziano
Gregor K
Lubin
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San Primo
Tenordele
Lurene
Ethel Abbott
Dora L
Matt Mogan
Bountiful
Crighi
Tam o'Shanter
Albemarle
Cousin Cercle
Warte Nicht
Wlawam
Laura F. M
Eckersatl
Lucrece
Eugenia Burch's Handicap at Ascot Mixed Speed
Horse racing report from Los Angeles on Dec 19 notes Eugenia Burch in a handicap with Hans Wagner and Druid behind. Race results include Tetay winning at five furlongs, Portunatus taking one mile, Fulletta winning three furlongs, and Money Muse on the Futurity course with other winners and notable runners listed. Also mentions a miraculous escape and Bucklen's Amica Salve used by A Pinske.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot
Tetay
Hosadnrs
Heartful
Tend
Astrea
April's Pride
Jeste's Jewel
Msrile D
Annis
Mrs Berg
Ka Elizabeth
Nellie Roth
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Search Me
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Druid
Jame Sanders
el Oteras
Marhal Ney
Gada
McGrathlana Prince
Tyme
Dekhaber
Orahin
Money Muse
Sun Mark
Edinborough
Thine
Montresan
Hilena
Golden Beth
Prince Ching
Merry Sport
Tottenham
Vindicta
Racing Entries From New Orleans Fair Grounds Card
New Orleans Fair Grounds racing entries list multiple races across divisions with numerous horses and weights including Desha Hel lowmas Trigg Morne Daniel C Wizard King Menoken Chauncey Olestt St John Areboldham Depple Gold Whorler Vinerine Danvsla Altbert Malater Pawl Clifford Frank Bell King Cole Pancreatis Collector Jessup Katie Powers Hing Ellsworth Pesaden Phil Finch Little Scout Hallowmas James Reddick Reid mars Deux Temps Excit ment Bitter Brown Lead er Lampadrome Golaga Electro ant Kleinwood Little Giant Ben Heywood Ponca Doctor Hart Cand ler Nones Intboden Favanlus Roy al Legend Azelina Miss Nozale L and more across many races at distances from five furlongs to one mile and a furlong.
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Fair Grounds
Pure
Desha
Hellowmas
Trigg Morne
Daniel C
D. W. Flynn
Wizard King
Menoken
Attonville
Chauncey Olestt
Sre
Mogerstor
St. John
Areboldham
Schoherie
Depple Gold
Whorler
Vinerine
Danvsla
Altbert
Malater
Pawl Clifford
Frank Bell
King Cole
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Katie Powers
Hing Ellsworth
Pesaden
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Little Scout
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Berry Waddell
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Honeywell
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Anna Mc
Margaret Angels
Girard
Franchies
Pulque
Hawthorne
Toots
Stayaway
Gertrude Rogers
Nutwood
Meseal
Griemn
Ohio King
New Amsterdam
Lord Radnor
HM. P
Charawind
Lionel
Oilver Mac
Afile
Nelling
Lampadrome
Golaga
Eelectro Ant
Rey
Kleinwood
Little Giant
Ben Heywood
Royal Legend
Azelina
Miss Nozale L
Tete Noir
Bullet Hit Race Horse At New Orleans Track
In New Orleans at City Park race track this morning jockey Colbeck faced trouble with two grooms and fired a shot that struck the race horse Prestige in the fleshy part of the thigh though the injury’s seriousness is undetermined. In San Francisco Arthur Redfern the famed jockey will ride for Boots Durnell this winter, having recovered from prior injuries. Prospects for several riders including Knapy Radtke Davis McBride and League look strong for the season.
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New Orleans
Colbeck
Charles Wilson
City Park
San Francisco
Arthur Redfern
Wineter
Boots
Durnell
Ingleside
Arthur
Knapy
Radtke
Davis
McBride
League
Scrappers May Meet in Likely McGovern Nelson Bout
Special to The Washington Post from Philadelphia December 19. Terry McGovern and Battling Nelson appear likely to meet in a six round bout, probably in February rather than the originally set January 206 date. McGovern and manager Joe Humphries arrived in Philadelphia and posted substantial earnest money to bind the agreement and guarantee appearance and weigh in terms. Nelson was engaged to actress Gertie De Mitt, with marriage anticipated next summer.
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McGovern
Nelson
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Terry McGovern
Battling Nelson
Joe Humphries
Humphries
T. G. Murphy
Tichel Scott
Terry
Welsh
Mr. Murphy
Billy Nolan
Albany
Ana
Toledo
Ohio
Gertie de Milt
Majestic
Fred
de Mitt Ad- Taft
Probe of Henley crew by Schuylkill Navy group
The naval board of the Schuylkill Navy met at the Colonnade Hotel to examine the Vesper Boat Club crew’s amateur status after the Henley Regatta. A committee was appointed to take sworn testimony on charges, with aims toward action by the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen and Philadelphia courts.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Naval Board of the Schuylkill Navy
Colonnade
Vesper Boat Club
John F. B. Atkins
College
Mortis Fitzsimmons
West Philadelphia
W. R. Tucker
Cngine
T. T. Birchfield
Creacon
Ramed
Equity
Odds Are on Fitzsimmons in San Francisco Showdown
The San Francisco betting pool favors Cornishman Fitzsimmons with ample funds backing his bid while O'Brien lacks sufficient cash to cover big wagers. Both fighters are reported in fine condition for the clash.
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O'Brien
Fitzsimmons O'Brien Bout at Mechanics Hall San Francisco
Fitzsimmons and O'Brien clash in a twenty round prize fight tonight at Mechanics Hall in San Francisco. They enter the ring around 9 30 p.m. local time, with Washington news reports delayed until after 1 a.m. Eastern news cycles. Betting favors Fitzsimmons at 10 to 7, a $3 000 wager noted. odds shift as money pools react.
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Fitzsimmone
O'Brien
Mechanics’ Hall
San Francisco
Washington
Washington Post
Fitzsimmons
Odda
Corbett
Abrams
Columbia University Council Bans Football Game
Final action by the Columbia University council ends football at Columbia. The decision, expected to be adopted, followed committee recommendation after speeches by Pitman Curtis Fisher and Macbeth. Students protest perceived faculty unfairness and plan demonstrations tomorrow.
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New York
Columbia University Council
Columbia
Willot
A. W. Pitman
G. B. Curtis
J. BR. Fisher
R. W. Macbeth
Football Association
Ringers on Wittenberg football team exposed
Six players on the Wittenberg University football squad were ringers, dropping out after the final game. R. W. McKinney, the graduate manager, admits paying ringers but says Ohio colleges did the same. Investigations at Springfield and Cincinnati colleges trigger furor and potential abolition of professional coaching.
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Wittenberg University
Cincinnati
Ohio
Springfield
University of Cincinnati
Wittenberg
R. W. McKinney
Wisconsin colleges form football rules against professionals
Presidents of eight Wisconsin and Northern conference colleges including Ripon Beloit Lake Forest Knox and Lawrence announced enforceable rules across their schools. Prohibit hiring professional coaches and any athlete who has taken money or gifts. Athletes to be controlled by faculties to align with education aims.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Northern Finais
Ripon College
Beloit College
Lake Forest University
Knox College
Lawrence University
Walter Camp All American Football Team 1905 First Eleven
Walter Camp lists the 1905 first eleven and second eleven selections with players from Yale Harvard Princeton Michigan Chicago and others including end Shevlin Glaze Dartmouth Eckersal and Levine, Bertke, Maxwell, Bigelow, Tucker, Crowell, Hammond, Findley, Bezdek among the honorees. The roster features named ends tackles guards centers and backs across multiple colleges.
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Shevlin
Yale
Catlin
Chicago
Lampton
Penna
Forbes
Tripp
Thompson
Cornell
Torrey
Flanders
Burr
Harvard
Schulte
Michigan
Squires
Curtis
Glaze
Dartmouth
Marshall
Minnesota
Quarter Eckersal
Atching On
Hall
Roome
Jorse
Hubbard
Amherst
Sheile
McCormick
Princeton
von Saltzar
Columbia
Qird
Levine
Bertke
Wisconsin
Fletcher
Brown
Gale
Maxwell
Swarthmore
Bigelow
Tucker
Crowell
Hammond
Findley
Bezdek
Walter Camp
Camp
Collier's
Pennsylvania
Stevenson
Cooney
West
Walter Eckersall
Eckersall
All American Eleven West Dominates Camp Picks 1905
Walter Camp declares the 1905 All American eleven with Yale contributions leading the lineup. Eckersall of Chicago earns top quarterback honors while Shevlin of Yale and Glaze of Dartmouth shine at ends and backs. Western players Catlin, Curtis, Schulte, Marshall, and others receive second and third team mentions as Camp advocates extended rule changes.
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Chicago
Michigan
Marshal
Minnesota
Lamson
Pennsylvania
Pierkarski
Harvard Gam
Squires
Harvard
Yale
Torrey
Penn
Flanders
Rn Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Roome
Hubbard
Ambherst
McCormick
Princeton
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