Athletic Club Meets in Bloomingdale for 1906 Officers
Bloomingdale Boys organize for another year in sports. A meeting at Nathaniel T. Worley’s residence on December 27 elected officers for 1906 including Worley as president and Appleman as manager of football. New members Nor man Blue Edgar Baker and others joined. honorary members Sumner Healy Frederick Lawton and Lawrence Appleman. A proposal for a dual meet in February with Manly or Greenwich Athletic Association was discussed.
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Bloomingdale
Nathaniel T. Worley
Fice
Fred Houck
William Jrammett
Edgar Baker
George 8. Boyand
Raymond Tompxles
Lawrence Appleman
Andrew Walker
Lee ‘Turner
Thomas White
Limerlopfer
George 8
Boyland
Henry J. Hennig
Houck
Messrs. Hammett
White
Turner
Buckley
Appleman
Worley
Sumner Healy
Frederick Lawton
Manly Athletic Club
Greenwich Athletic Association
Norman Blue
George 8. Hoyland
William Conboya
Elmer Klopfer
Sonoma Belle Dominates Five Event Holiday Horse Races
In New Orleans at Fair Grounds heavy track, Glen Gallant and King Cole lead favorites to victories. Sonoma Belle wins the fourth race for 7 to 1 odds, with Jack Lory runner-up, as Etrena claims the fifth at 2 to 2, and Brookston shocks at 32 to 1 in the sixth. Dawel C and Ghats fatigue in tough going. Trigg Morse swerved late in the fifth.
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New Orleans
Glen Gallant
King Cole
Fair Grouns
Dawel C
Jock Lory
Ghats
Trigg Morse
Galemeéda
Lord Kent
Tattle Rose
Daniel G
George Schell
Dennia Bullivan
Maggie Powers
Mazzini
Budweiser
Tine
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Bitter Hand
Sararparlito
Brookston
Saul
Prince Balm Farm
Gallant Casale
Odd Luck
Harry Waddell
Army Plan Adopts Rules Committee for Football Reform
New York, Dec 23 1905 Allied representatives from sixty eight institutions moved to reform college football, aiming to reduce danger, end mass formations, and appoint permanent officials. A seven member rules committee was formed to seek amalgamation with Yale Princeton Harvard Pennsylvania Cornell Annapolis and Chicago but none represented today. If rejected the new group will draft independent rules for ratifying institutions.
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America
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Annapolis
Chicago
K. Huw
Dartmouth
Sdeut
Daly
West Point
A. Babbitt
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H. D. Williams
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C. W. Gavege
Oberlin College
James T. Lees
University of Nebraska
F. H. Curtis
University of Texas
Philadelphia
Capt
Palmer EB. Pierce
West Pont
W. D. Wild
Williama College
Louis Bevier, Jr
Rutgers College
New England
Middle States
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MacCracken
New York University
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Moore
Vanderbilt College
University ‘of Nebraska
Creighton College
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University of Colorado
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University of Ravens
University of Missouri
Allegheny College
Dickinson College
Grove City
Fucknell Univerity
Washington, Pa
Rutsers College
Stevena Iostitute
Amhorst College
Holy Crows Colas
Wesleyan
University of Maine
Tufts
Colbye College
St. Lawrence College
Rennsalaer Polytechnic Instiaute
Niagara University
College of the City of New
Bazil's Rider Obert suspended after disqualification at City Park
New Orleans track racing report notes heavy footing as Bazil finishes first but is disqualified for carrying Father Tallert, rider Obert given a thirty day suspension. Summary of seven races lists winners, placers, and times with multiple horses named and betting odds.
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City Park
New Orleans
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Matte H
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George Yerry
Clique
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Major Carpenter
Lidwing
Even Break at Ingleside with Three Favorites Triumphing
San Francisco race card reports three favorites winning at Ingleside. Distribu tor, at 7 to 1, captured the second race. Hilee, at 6 to 1, won the fifth. Winners included Lady Toddington in the first and Gossiper in the fourth.
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San Francisco
Dee
Ingleside
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Lorena ME
Mnemong
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Niota
Yolo Girl
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Piloto
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Muster
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Prattsbie
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Frank Woods
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Ron
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Governor Davis
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James J. M
Milfred Grist
Backed Horses Win Purses at Ascot California
Four favorites and two short-priced seconds won at Ascot today in Los Angeles. Jockeys rode decisive wins across six races as Gon dolas surprised at 100 to 1 in race six and Bribery led the opening win.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Summarte
Bribery
Hector
Chancellor Walworth
Tima
Elizabeth F
Tendi
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Ossian
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Hubino
Wolkec
Gussie
Desmanes
Red Light
Huapala
Kineman
Courant
Pyrrho
Capable
Mario Lichtenstein
Olympic Games in Spring at Athens
The State Department confirms the Olympic games will be held in Athens from April 23 to May. Amateur status is required and entries must be filed by March 12. Mount St Joseph's College Baltimore seeks basketball games with Friends Select St John’s and other area teams, address R L Galt at Mount St Joseph's Irvington Studio D Baltimore Md penn.
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Athens
Greece
Mount St. Joseph'a College
Baltimore
Friends Select
St. John'a
R. L. Galt
Mount St. Joseph’s College
Irvington
Penn
Racing Entries From New Orleans and Ascot Meet
Lists eight races at New Orleans Fair Grounds and Ascot with detailed entries and weights for horses such as Kings Gem Daniel Cypaeus Tower Burning Glase Baywood and many more across multiple purses six furlongs mile and a half courses plus steeplechase and handicap events. Names, ages, weights, and race distances are given for each entry to guide bettors and readers through the card.
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Fair Grounds
King's Gem
Fanty
Holloway
Wizard King
Mencken
Kate Elliott
Evelyn Garth
Santa Lusanna
Daniel
Chauncey Olcott
King’s Gem
Cypaeus
Tower
Baywood
Schoharic
Whorler
Hudson
Bernice
Paul Clifford
Blue Pirate
Fornmster
Estorplats
Stz Turlosga
Proteus
Stoner HI
Ruth W
Maureen
Mavel P
Port Worth
Turnover
Wihel’s Pride
Swot Note
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Charlie Maher
Sechom
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Colonlet and
Fairbury
Barkermore
Arsenal
Light Note
Captain Bob
Blabop Weed
Kennel Club Formed in City for Exhibition March
A local fanciers meeting organized the District of Columbia Kennel Club of Washington City to promote a four day dog show in late February and early March. Plans call for use of Hall of the Ancients or Washington Light Infantry Armory with prizes from notable dog lovers and officials. Washington dogs will later display in Richmond after the Pittsburgh event.
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New York Avenue
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Fourteenth Streets
Washington Light Infantry Armory
Washington
Pittaburs
New York
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Fanciara
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Delaware, Maryland
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Kennel Club
Clarence C. Moore
W. H. Rapley
Treassurer
Benjamin
Inor
Merrebold
Jomas C
College Chess Tournament Sees Penn Lead Triangular League
In New York on December 28 the University of Pennsylvania won two games in the tournament's second round, pushing its Triangular College Chess League lead to 3 points. Cornell and Brown trail with 2 points each as E. H. Miller replaced Kirk Patrick and defeated Van Arsdale of Brown. Hughes of Penn beat Darling of Cornell and Mitchell of Cornell defeated Sweet of Brown.
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Cornell
New York
University of Pennsylvania
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Kirkpatrick
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van Arsdale
W. H. Hughes
J.R. Darling
J. R. Mitchell
H. N. Sweet
Chevy Chase Hunt Schedule Announces January Drag and Fox Hunts
The Chevy Chase Hunt Club lists January meets with a live fox hunt on New Year’s Day at Garrett Park Maryland leaving kennels at 9 a.m. Riders anticipate large turnout. The schedule includes several runs from the kennels at various well known meeting sites and notes a late December effort to film the pack.
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Garrett Park
Bungelow
Huntaman
Wij
Chevy Chase Lake
Brightwood
Ennels
Kreonelz
Moran Appointed Umpire For Eastern League
Raguel Moran has been named the third umpire for the Eastern League next year in Buffalo reports. Kelly and Campau received second appointments as part of the officiating slate.
Semi Annual Clearance Sale of Children's Winter Clothing
Our sale starts this morning with deep one third discounts on boys fancy winter suits for ages 3 to 17, overcoats and reefers in all sizes and styles. The stock is our own manufacture, not bought for the sale, and offered twice yearly to prevent season-to-season carryover.
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Washington
FIRM FRIEND OF FOOTBALL
President Jacob Gould Schurman of Cornell addresses New York State principals defending football as national strength and a remedy for youth. He argues outdoor sports replace military service, cites baseball and football as essential, notes roughness but low fatalities, and calls for rule changes to curb slugging and enforcement gaps while acknowledging gate receipts and commercialization.
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Syracuse
N. Ya
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell University
State of New York
Schurman
Germany
Quaker City Defeats Princeton In First Southern Ice Hockey
The Quaker City Team from Philadelphia beat Princeton 7 to 6 at the Ice Palace in Norfolk Va The game marked the first ice hockey contest in the South A large crowd attended Princeton scored first but Quakers tied it by the first half Bryer scored three consecutive goals as the Quakers secured the win The teams schedule another pair of games Friday and Saturday
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Norfolk Ice Palace
Norfolk
Philadelphia
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Thee Ice Palace
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Frinceton
Bryer
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Housesmiths Threaten 2 Strike In New York
New York leaders of the House smiths and Bridgemen's Union announce a January 2 strike by about 4000 workers seeking a pay rise from 4.50 to 5 dollars per day. They threaten to suspend all tie up and construction in the city and within fifty miles.
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Housesmiths and Bridgemen’s Union
Tee
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