Interiors Struggle to Split Two Wins in Departmental League
Interiors, weakest in the Departmental League, barely beat War Quint twice with Cooper out. Bunn led Interiors with 214 and 195 in the two games, Livingston steady, while Ausmus topped War. In Plate Printers' League, Phillies swept postponed games amid modest scores, Lord and Helmerichs delivering the best marks. A Baltimore bowlers’ pick team plans to face Saengerbund on their alleys tomorrow evening.
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Warriors
Cooper
War Quint
Interior
War
Livingston
Bunn
Interiors
Ausmus
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Phillies
Lord and Hel~merichs
Torries Ie
Plath Printers' League
Jones
Watt
Carroll
Lord
Lotta
Geme
Brown
Rosenbaum
Lang
Flaherty
Hermericus
Bol
Eee Wees
Baengerbund
Allison
Burdine
Crist
Feirstein
Miller
Market House
Bishop
Miler
Keane
Hofmann Bailey
Rochambeau
Tal St. Stephen's Institute
Baltimore
Washington Billiard Team Beaten by a Small Margin
The Baltimore Orioles beat Washington in a last night billiard tournament at the National Hotel by a slim points margin. Washington won the last night set by 16 but trailed 26 overall. The event used blocks of ten games across various cushions, with mixed results across five series.
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Washington
Baltimore
National Hotel
Orioles
Andrews
Warren
Mazon
Lang
Fridley
the Carter
Cadet
Ae Qshem
Senators
Baltimore Bays
Washington Boys
Ureah Rat
Long Shot Charlie Dickson Wins at Fair Grounds
New Orleans reports Baywood and Rapid Water as the only favorites to prevail with Baywood breaking clear in the first event and Charlie Dickson scoring a clever win in the fifth race. Favonius and Viperone also shown strong rides. Arch Oldham pressed late in a close finish. Heavy track conditions noted across races.
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Arch Oldham
Rapid Water
Baywood
Johson
Viperine
New Orleans
Favonius
Dominick
Vipeline
Charlie Dickson
H. Phillipe
J. Martin
Chamblee
R. Johnson
Princess Atheling
Arachne
Flamboyant
Bob Murphy
Whorler
Conundrum
Yellowhammer
Fitzbrillar
Favonlus
Rachael Ward
Schilling
Frank Kenney
Hicks
Tyme
Little Boy
Sea Shark
Admetué
Glendon
Hanlon
Mayor Johnson
Meade
Viperone
J. Hennessy
Song and Wine
Crimmins
Court Crier
Signal II
Lady In Black
Royal Whitefoot
Aceot Park Ascot Results Highlight Early Wins
At Ascot Park Los Angeles January 31 the days events feature three races. Jim Bozeman leads in the steeplechase handicap with Decimo second and May Holladay third. King Thorpe captures the five and a half furlongs ahead of Chalk Hedrick with Sinbado third. Emperor of India wins the mile and seventy yards handicap with Waawilt in pursuit as listed among other competitors.
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Ascot Park
Los Angeles
Cal
Agecot
Short Courts
Jim Bozeman
Decimo
May Holladay
Sceptre
Cazador
Janigan
Jack Habert
King Thorpe
Chalk Hedrick
Sinbado
Pearl Watera
Danzador
Brookdale
Fer de Lance
Bailey
Anro
Manera
Emperor of India
Waawilt
Races Report and Tomorrow’s Entries At Local Track
Nominated results show Arebo 8 to 1 and Time 1:44 in the second, Wee Girl the 4th race winner at even money with Bandstorm second and Expressing 7 to 5 third. Miio Padua prevailed in the fifth at 8 to 5 with Del Coronado 16 to 1 second. Doctor C led six furlongs in the sixth at 7 to 3 with Sportsman 8 to 1 second and Seasick 9 to 4 third. Tomorrow’s entries list six races with horses including Edinborough, Discus, Elfin King, My Gem, Amint, Yuletide, and Suate Christian among others.
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Arebo
Wee Girl
Bandstorm
Expressing
Honest Boy
Astral
Pirate's Dance
Dick Wilson
Raincloud
Miio
Padua
del Coronado
Dod Anderson
Edinborough
Discus
Elfin King
My Gem
Amint
Yuletide
Happy Chappy
Mai Lowery
Suate Christian
Riceful
Ormond Automobile Meet Sets Record Times in Florida
At Ormond Beach the greatest automotive meeting to date produced multiple records. Bowden's mile hit 32.9 seconds, MacDonald lowered ten miles to 6 15, and Fletcher set a new 50 mile mark in 38 1 seconds. Vanderbilt and others posted fast times, with the Daytona handicap and related events noting significant speed advances.
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Arthur MacDonald
B&w. Fletcher
Ormond
Fla
H. L. Bowden
W. K. Vanderbutt
Arthur B. MacDonald
Mr. Bowden
Young MacDonald
W. K. Vanderbilt
Suburban weights and Hot Springs race results
Hot Springs Ark January 31 track heavy at Sessex Park. First race five and a half furlongs Ernie Platz won with Macaona second and Paul Jones third. Time 1 18. Suwarrow Dr Nash Davin Grey among others. Second race all furlongs Rosecourt won Navarin second Goody Two Bhops third. Time 1 19. Third race mile and twenty yards Mem phian won Compass second Colonel Preston third. Time 1 52. Fourth race six and a half furlongs Ast erisk won Delphie second Dromio third. Time 1 25. Fifth race six furlongs Moore Hen won Erema second Ethel Davie third. Time 1 18. Sixth race Milo and seventy yards Annie Chapman won Proceeds second Cornwall third. Time 1 52. Futures listed for tomorrow with prices and runners for each race.
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Ark
Sessex Park
Ernie Platz
Macaona
Paul Jones
Suwarrow
Dr. Nash
Davin Grey
Comic Opera
Midnight
Storm
Rostof
Ingrate
Pete Daily
Rosecourt
Navarin
Goody
Bhops
Nydia
Huecena
Montauk Belle
Rathbride
Onanetta
Memphian
Compass
Colonel Preston
Chamberlain
Maraschina
Nic Longworth
Falee
Spring Sik
Asterisk
Delphie
Dromio
Rubric
Moore Hen
Erema
Ethel Davie
Thisbe
Jote
Nuptial
Maggie Leeber
St. Paula
Moabba
SIMTH
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Annie Chapman
Cornwall
Gypey Ben
Little Elkin
Dawson
Courant
Huntries For Tomorrow
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Meverseen
Donora
Pretty Nellie
George Shell
Foot Spring
Mary Mac
Prince Glenn
Colonial Lady
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Lety
Agnolo
Simon Kent
Juvenalis
Second Mate
Hdl. Tierney
I. Samelson
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Cltton Boy
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Jake Ward
Odelot
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Burke
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Black Cat
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Aspatia
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Chickora Maid
Supreme Court
Active
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Tosvan
Buttons
Rose Ben
Fnve
Celebration
Waterford
Tete Noir
Colonsay
Namcok
Benton
Juvenal Maxim
Gettysburg
Shady
Charges Against Pitcher Taylor in National League Probe
A special meeting of the National League board of directors is planned for February 24 in New York to investigate charges against St. Louis pitcher John W. Taylor. The complaint stems from a game played in Pittsburgh on July 30, 1904, between St. Louis and Pittsburgh.
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Taylor
New York
Frank de Hass Robison
St. Louis
National League
John W. Taylor
St. Louie Club
Pittsburg
Pittsarg
Cooper Sues Wife for Absolute Divorce
William H. Cooper filed for an absolute divorce against Lilian M. Cooper. The bill of complaint says they married in December 18XX in this city and have one child. It alleges the defense deserted him in October 189X and has not lived with him since, charging infidelity.
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William H. Cooper
Lilian M. Cooper
Cole & Donaldson
Michigan Stanford Sprinter to Duel Georgetown Star in Meet
Arch ie Hahn of Michigan will join Georgetown’s Charles Seitz for a landmark East West clash at the Georgetown track meet on February 2. Yale and George Washington also contribute top runners as Coach Bryan shores up his squad for a big remotely billed showdown.
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St. Louis
Archie Hahn
University of Michigan
Georgetown
Charles E. Seitz
Graham
Seitz
Seltz
New York
Bryan
George Washington
University of Pennsylvania
America
Heflebower Elected GWU Football Team Manager
The George Washington University Athletic Association elected Roy C. Heflebower manager of the football team after a vote showing 95 for Heflebower, 31 for Harry E. Collins, and 4 for Donald H. McLean. The meeting approved amendments to the constitution and bylaws and heard remarks from Dr. Charles Needham and others.
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George Washington Athletic Association
Athletic Association
George Washington University
University Hall
Charles Needham
P. H. Garrison
F. P. Mahler
Village Farm sale tops day at Madison Square Garden
The FASIG-TIPTON horse sale at Madison Square Garden reports 116 head sold, Village Farm consignments yielding $132,015 and total two day receipts $167,590 for 224 head. Royal Bells sold to George Counch of Charleston for $1,050. Algoneta and Mattie Lynn Holt change hands for $27 and $1,000 respectively. Wrestling match Mackey vs Tyrrell headlines Concordia Hall with a high stakes show.
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George S. Counch
Charleston
Royal Bells
New York
Village Farm
Madison Square Garden
Fairview Farm
Algoneta
Mattie Lynn Holt
Fast Speedway
J. Martin
Philadelphia
J. T. Higgins
Gravesend
Mattie Lynn Hott
George §. Council
Chicago class A billiard tournament completes most games
The preliminary round for the class A amateur billiard championship of America wrapped up today with all but one match finished. Winners announced include Conklin of Chicago Gardner of Passaic No J. and Poggenburg of New York. Standings show players with their games won and lost.
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Chicago
Conklin
Gardner
Passaic
Poggenburg
New York
Ly L Bigourmey
Behmitt
Reto
Stark Coallin
Thresbie
Norris
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