Penn Teams In Poor Shape For Indoor Games
In Philadelphia on February 1 Mike Murphy held trials for the Red and Blue to represent at indoor events this Saturday in New York and Baltimore. The two mile relay faces Georgetown Law in Baltimore while the one mile meets Yale. Murphy struggled to pick a fourth man for the two mile relay with Goldwater chosen though lacking experience.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Mike Murphy
New York
Georgetown Law
Yale
Murphy Hag
Goldwater
Il. W.orennan
Georgetown
Convention Hall
Gallagher's Great Game in Handicap Billiards Match
Tom Gallagher, renowned professional billiardist, defeated Edward Scanlon in a handicap match by scores of 256 to 200 and 250 to NH at 18-2 balk line. Gallagher played exceptionally, with a high run of 64 and an impressive average of 22.6 despite Scanlon's listless performance.
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Tom Gallagher
Edward Scanlon
Gallagher
Scanlon
Five tired favorites backers fatigued by racing card
At New Orleans Fair Grounds on February 1 Valentine Day races saw favorites ridden hard. Five favorites were beaten as underdogs claimed the wins in races from six furlongs to a mile. Weather clear track fast with multiple long-shot winners and an array of runners listed.
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New Orleans
St. Valentine
Fair Grounds
Ridnoeck
Water Lake
Coruscate In Hard Drive Wins City Park Race Card
In New Orleans City Park racing Rossmond and Coruscate led favorites with Coruscate pressed hard by Harry Stephens in the feature. Kurama won the first race, Velgernon the second, Airship the third, Red Ruler the fourth, Margaret Angela the fifth, Bazil the sixth, and Coruscate again took the seventh with Drexel second and Atellia third. weather fine and racing fast.
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Harry Stephens
City Park
New Orleans
Feh
Rossmond
Coruscate
Harry Stephens Karama
Red Ruler
Nicol Inde
Anna Rus Lin
Doubt
Velgernon
Hymettus
Harpoon Safety Light
James H Reed
Regale
Lady Vivian
Headicap Airship
Monaodor
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Astertta
Lythia
Girard
Margaret Angela
J En Grito
Spene Thrift
Helen Loch Goll
Iseber Gare Nevermore
Fl Rey
Maitle H Grantor
Durdall
Maj Carpenter
Brik Lop
Heart of Hyacinth
Toots
Merry Acrobat
Bazil
Adesso
Jack Adams
Henry Ach
Grace
Tapiola
Woolshade
Drexel
Atellia
Padre
Bitter Hand
Harry Scott
Stockwood
Holloway
Kittle Platt
Rainland
King Ellsworth
Ethel’s Pride
Jim Collins
Legatee
Magyle Dorian
John Rendolph
Semper Viva
Prince Salm Salm
Mr. Vinson
Benora
Soldier
Fordune
Erne
Sault
Furst
Caseme
Gulfain
Miladi Love
April Showers
Federal
Alcantara
Royal Legena
Saranoa
Immortelle
Oddeletta
Sweet Kitty Velairs
Avelina
Limerlex Girl
Clique
Surprising finish as Seven Full wins Oakland opener
In frigid Oakland racing, favorites underperformed as long shots dominated. Seven Full surprised by taking the first race at 15 to 2, with Royal Rogue winning the fifth at 7 to 1 and warmer weather yielding a fast track. Other races featured Lady Kent, Cataline, Cero Santa, and Royal Rogue among notable winners and runners.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Winta
Janwee Marian
Paladini
Elmdale Fpaiemon
Silver Line
Agatha R
Jil
Williewaw
Lady Kent
Maxetta
Ray
Serenity
Jennie
Leash
Estraza
Our Sallie
Flore Manola
Daisy Wagner
Mary Thomas
Disie Lad
Col Cap
Weaford
Miller'a Daughter
Vino Wins Ascot Race In Spectacular Photo Finish
Ring gets a beating as Vino wins the fourth race at Ascot after strong odds movement from 4 to 1 to 4 to 5. Orlene places second, Tavannes third, with four favorites winning on a fast track under fine weather. Also reports on National League contract actions and releases.
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Vino
Ascot
Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot Tolay
Ohlene
Tavannes
Siiversiete
Halton
Sweet Mitty
Alterton
Humity M Blue Beale
Ed Tracey Stela
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Tayannes
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Secret
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W Oh Garey
Chancellor Walworth
Chactaz
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Henchman
Doctor McCarty
Lucy
Pyrrho
Parvo
Monsy Muss
Potrero Grande
Will Run Well Today at Fair Grounds
A dense entry lists numerous horses and handlers for today’s race cards at Fair Grounds and City Park. Notable names include Proteus Usury May Gorman Rudy Salvisa Sainzills and Royal Legend Leader Gilfain.
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Usury
May Gorman Rudy
Salvisa
Sainzills
Lemon Girt
Gleeman
Kenton
Cigarlighter
Broomhandte
Lady Vashil
Ratuland
Holloway
Bitter Hand
Maggie Dorian
Ethel’s Pride
City Park
Royal Legend
Gilfain
Bluedzie
Lens
Odd Trick
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den Fougo
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Interlude
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Search Me
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New Orleans Fair Grounds Racing Entries
Racing entries from New Orleans Fair Grounds list multiple races with detailed horse names and odds across several stakes. The card covers first through sixth races at various distances including selling handicaps purses and steeplechase style events, featuring horses such as Amador Miss Ferris Desha and many more with listed prices and weights.
Johns Hopkins Announces Eleven-Game Baseball Schedule
Johns Hopkins manager Campbell outlines next season's slate. March 24 Dickinson College in Baltimore, March 31 Maryland Agricultural College in College Park, April 7 Naval Academy at Annapolis, April 12 Lehigh University in Baltimore, April 13 Columbia University in Baltimore, April 18 West Point in West Point, April 21 Delaware College in Newark, April 28 North Carolina in Baltimore, May 5 St Johns College in Baltimore, May 12 University of Virginia in Charlottesville, May 19 Washington University in Baltimore.
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Charlottesville
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Arrains Big Schools at New England Alumni Meeting
President Charles W. Thwing of Western Reserve University spoke at the New England Alumni Society meeting in Boston. He warned that colleges have grown obsessed with football and professional athletics, suggesting wealthy players cycle through Exeter Yale and Harvard to fuel a professional system. He argued major universities now maintain paid athletic programs with broad public support and professional school status.
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Yale
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Husky
Ewing
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Harvard Football in 1906 Reform Plan for Next Fall
Cambridge February 1 Harvard undergraduates and alumni expect the Crimson to play next fall despite reforms by university overseers The football management is drafting a tentative schedule likely featuring seven games instead of ten or twelve and plans the Yale game at New Haven on November 22 with Babtion uncertain for this fall Penn game status unclear The National Intercollegiate Rules Committee has adopted Harvard graduates committee reforms signaling a conservative approach to next season
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Harvard University
Ove Seers
Yale
New Haven
National Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Chevy Chase Hounds February Programme Across Venues
Chevy Chase Hounds master Charles H L Johnston announces February meetings with start times and locations at Chevy Chase School Tacoma Park Kennels Ply. post office Kensington Washington's Birthday Woodley home of Senator Newlands for a hunt breakfast hosted by Senator and Mrs Newlands. Intercity billiard tournament finals set for Philadelphia with five cities represented and top players Gallagher McLaughlin Taylor Cutler Cline across a 100 point 18 2 balk line format lasting nine weeks.
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Woodley
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New York
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Brooklyn
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Taylor
Cutler
Harry Cline
New Zealand Eleven Defeats Home Team at Washington Park
New Zealand footballers on their return from England victory defeated a New York lineup and visiting subs 46 to 13 at Washington Park Brooklyn. Fifteen players on each side, halves of thirty five minutes.
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Brooklyn
New Zealand
England
Auto Show Comes Next With Record Car Lineup
The sixth annual automobile show begins next Monday at the Washington Light Infantry Armory and runs the week. Dealers from Washington representing about thirty major makers will display and demonstrate cars, with boats and engines also shown. Prominent entrants include Buick Cadillac Ford Oldsmobile Packard Reo Studebaker Premier and more. Attendees are expected to boost the season as demonstrations and full lines entice buyers.
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Gale
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Warrwell
Oldsmobile
Packard
Peerless
Premier
Reo
Stevena-Duryea
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Thomas
Toledo
Tribune
Walker
Waverly
Wayne
White
Truscott
WILLIE HOPPE HOME MEETING SLASSON SCHAeFER CHALLENGES
Will Hoppe world billiard champion returns to New York after January fifteenth Paris victory over Vignaux. He agrees to meet Slosson and Schaefer within sixty days, praises Paris opponent and sportmanship, notes instinctive play and initial nerves fading. Frank Stoppe confirms schedule interest.
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Vignaux
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Meé
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Frank Stoppe
Saz
Willie
Slosson
Lipton silent as to plans for America Cup challenge
London reports Sir Thomas Linton will not discuss future plans for the 187 Cup challenge. It is understood Alfred Mylne of Glasgow may select the challenger and Dennys of Dumbarton will helm the yacht. He may seek rule changes but will not reveal intentions before formal challenge. Also covered: Georgetown indoor meet lineup and entries. Australian welterweight Gunther vs Blackburn. Yale crew candidates practiced on Haven harbor earlier than usual.
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Richard Glendon
Boston
Naval Academy
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Alfred Mylne
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Dumbarton
Thomas
New York
Haven
Conn
Fate
Maryland Virginia Fairs Set Dates for Meetings
The Maryland and Virginia State Fairs Association fixed spring and fall meeting dates in Baltimore. Proxies from Norfolk and other towns attended as members allocated dates for Brightwood, Prospect Park, Gentlemen's Driving Park, and Electric Park venues, with fall sessions in Norfolk, Tasley, Pocomoke City, Rockville, Telchester Beach, Timonium, Prospect Park, Easton, Washington, York, Hagerstown, and Frederick. The gathering reported an especially hopeful outlook for the coming harness racing year.
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Baltimore
Maryland and Virginia State Fairs Association
Frank Covington
Norfolk
W. T. Wright
Tarley
W. F. King
Pocomoke City
Lee Offett
Rockville
D. H. Wright
Timonium
Henry Brimm
Prospect Park
Charles Woodward
Easton
Charles F Hatfield
Washington
Henry l Howard
Hagerstown
Robert Hough
Tolchester Beach
Frederick
Dr. Hadfield
Brightwood
Hicetric Park
Tasley
Telchester Beach
Septemee
Washington, D. C
York
and & Hagerstown
Gentlemen’s Driving Park
Electric Park
Baltimor
Kid Parker Arrives in Baltimore for East Coast Bout
Chicago boxer Kid Parker lands in Baltimore to face Kid Sullivan of Washington tomorrow night at Germania Ma ckenner Hall. Parker, under manager Dr Theel, aims for first East main event, aided by Harry Lewis who has sparred with Sullivan. Local fans expect a hard fight with Parker’s right hand delivering several sleep targets.
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Washington Post
Kid’ Parker
Washington
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Parker
East
Dr. Theel
Philadelphia
Toomorrow
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Sullivan
Harry Lewis
Gans Offers Nelson Bout With Heavy Bets and Weight Talks
Baltimore reports Joe Gans arrives eager to fight at 198 pounds at 6 o clock with a side bet up to 5000 or more. He pledges to sign articles for Nelson or Britt and even proposes a winner take all option. Gans aims to prove he remains the top light weight and is willing to meet both Britt and Nelson at various weights with substantial stakes.
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Baltimore
Joe Gann
Boston
Nelson
Gans
Neilson Wan
Britt
Herrera Starts Training For Fight With Hermann
Aurelio Herrera begins his training in Los Angeles on February 1 for the February 9 bout with Kid Hermann. He plans hard road work each morning and bag punching plus gym routines in the afternoon. A large support staff aids his preparation as Hermann also trains steadily in readiness for the Chicago showdown.
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