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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1904

Page

6

Floral King Dominates Christmas Handicap Victory

New Orleans December 24 Floral King easily won the Christmas Handicap a mile race worth 141 for the winner beating a field of two-year-olds. Orthodox Wark led early but Floral King closed strong to win by three lengths over Cheger 1K with Misanthrope a steady favorite later. other races listed include Oakland results and Cumberland Park stakes announcements for next spring.

New Orleans Floral King Haymin de Reszke Orthoux Winnie O'Conner Florel King Wark de Reazke Tig Misaidhrope Eady Love HL Philips Galspink Nicol Hickory Corners Lil L. Willams John Doyle Ernest Varkam Itogun Rudabek Goléaga Lela Nael Iin Mac D'hul Atheola Hirch George Vivian Leu King Bourke Cochran Ntrles Mungay Wiest Woo Murkieverry Finn Sam Stevens Tells Misanthrope Aggie Lewis Ryan Hod Murphy Kieinwood Matador Trapper Flammude Luelen Frank Foster New Amsterdam Breaker Ward Mie Kitty Plait Redlance Kirkstan Montebank Careless Foy Mead Rantin Ram's Horn Luralighter Judge Himes Howland M the Way Little Elkin Auromaster Brooklyn Rendelet Vic Hansibal Hey Lartus Savoir Faire Sis Lee George Lew Shelly Florentine Escutcheon Viperine Nashville Tenn J. W. Russwurm Tennessee Breeders’ Association Cumberland Ark Gerst Brewing Company

Christmas Army and Navy football game set for tomorrow

The Army and Navy teams prepare for the interstate Christmas clash at America in vague Park. Both squads are in fine condition after recent practice, with Dr. Riley selecting the soldiers lineup and Coach Wetershaw keeping most players, while the Navy fields a strong contingent aided by Dolphin crew. Referee Thompson is expected to whistle at 2:30 with even betting, as bands and officers from both services fill the stands.

Borh Tekety Army Navy America Corel Georgetowi Reiily Wetershaw Thompson Dolphin Scrubs Higginson Navy Yard Big Four

Dr Miles Heart Cure Ad Card Review

An old time medical testimonial extols Dr Miles Heart Cure as a safe remedy to strengthen the heart nerves and muscles. It claims the heart pumps 50 to 70 strokes per minute and cites a physician endorsement from C F Po Boa M D with a money back guarantee on first bottle.

Dr. Miles C. F. Po Boa M. D Mass Ave. Ston Ruggist

Georgetown Indoor Athletic Meet Set for February 23 1905

Officials of the Georgetown Athletic Association announce the seventh annual indoor carnival at Convention Hall on the evening of February 23 1905. The date shifts to the last Saturday in February to avoid conflicts with other major indoor meets and to attract top athletes. The program will mirror prior Georgetown carnivals with school boys colleges novices and relay races and entries from leading institutions nationwide.

Georgetown Athletic Association Convention Hall Boston Athletic Association Columbia Georgetown Gerham University Association

Nelson Will Not Prosecute Manager in Embezzlement Case

Nelson will not prosecute his manager Teddy Murphy and Eddie Santry after a Stockton to San Francisco transfer. A $9,000 check found with Murphy was cashed and the funds deposited with the court property clerk. Santry released on own recognizance. Murphy to be presented $400 bond. Both parties say no further legal action is expected.

San Francisco Nelson Teddy Murphy Eddie Santry Stockton Murphy Santry Manhattan

Bad Year for Racers Belcame Best of Her Year

The season closed with inconsistent racing and a slump in top horses after July. Belcame, a remarkable mare, dominated three-year-olds, while Stalwart rose to sprint route form and beat Ort Welles in the Century Stakes. Broomstick and Delhi showed flashes of speed, but overall the era saw few consistent champions and debate over the two-year-old title.

Benning Tad Leigh Lad Africander Waterboy McChesney Lermis Irish Lad Picket Brooklyn Mermis Brighton Hermis Waterhoy Afrigander Short Hose the Picket Major Daingerfield Beldame Westchester BE. R. Thomas Sheepshead Bay Gravesend Stalwart Ort Welles Tie Delhi St. Walentir Ormonde Irishead Broomstick Capt. Brown Wart King Eric—Teas Dick Welles Sauratoga Highball Artful Fysonby Olxena Mara Alafest Westcherser Byxonby Oiseau Lyne

Western racing legends and the rise of bookmakers

The article reviews horse racing history in the West, noting Oiseau and Highball as potential greats, Eng Ash Lad’s mixed success, and Dick Welles’ 1903 records. It then examines the booming bookmaker trade, detailing daily bets, yearly totals, capital requirements, and the economics of professional and nonprofessional bettors in Manhattan’s racing scene.

Oiseau Highball Eng Ash Lad Chicago Dick Welles Igy

Jumpers Best Year Highlights Steeplechase Progress

A Metropolitan season analysis shows 584 horses started in 77 jump races with 99 falls, a decline from 1903, while favorites won about 54 percent. Frank Clarke’s European verdict backs American methods as the sport grows, fences rise, and times near European marks. money and stars like Good and Plenty and Zinziber anchor a robust national scene.

W. P. Pond New York Times Frank Clarke Clarke Coney Island Jockey Club Morris Park Ethelbert Zinziber Land AdjJidaumo Hornea Saratoga Europe France England Church of Buttevant St. Leger Secaucus Zigzag Nancy Craddock Paterson N. J Old Jerome Park Leonard Jerome Deadhead Hill Oysterman, Jr Bohannon Mitchell Tere John Hyland Gaffney Griffin Pat Meaney Mike Murphy George Sutcliffe Harvey Welch William Midgley Charles Salt Ray Mara O’brien Cotton Judge Phillips Dr. Ewartz McDaniela Hia Cedarhurst Despond National

Carroll Institute Athletes Prepare for Five Mile Cross Country

Carroll Institute announces a five mile cross country event on January 2 under Amateur Athletic Union sanction. Georgetown runner Lorando leads a strong squad including Hallanger Rebey Crogan Tilkhman and local Army athletes. Entries are being submitted from Arsenal and various clubs as Dr Reilly eyes competitive squads and a late December 23 entry cutoff awaits official handicapper review.

Carroll Itate Amateur Athletic Union of the United States Wilam Grant M. D Amateur Athletic Union Institute Lorando Georgetown England Hallanger Kerr Rebey Crogan Tilkhman Anacostia Washington W. D. Gill Arel Rifles Gill Watson Olympia Athletic Club Heinecamp Maryland Athletic Club Jimmy Sullivan Arsenal Reilly Robey Hollander Canifield Thuman Chambers Mortarity Hay Croghan Cullen Olins Smith Whalen Marley Howell Toby Marking Schauf Herring

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