St Pauls Methodist Baseball Announces 1906 Schedule
Former Little Rocks team the St Pauls Methodist Episcopal base ball club reveals 1906 schedule with Rockville A C Washington clubs and outsiders. April 2 opens at Rockville two games. roster lists Gaghan Keliher Boteler Kelcher and others. Board includes Walter Volgeman Riley Donn Keyworth. May schedule to follow. communications to 111 Seaton Place Northeast.
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Little Rocks
St. Paul Methodist Episcopal
Washington
Rockville
Rockville Athletic Club
St. Paul's
J. Gaghan
M. Keliher
W. A. Volgeman
A. C. Riley
A. G. Donn
H. Keyworth
Rockville A. C
T—Washington Boys’ Club
Georgetown
Riverdale 4
Riverdale
Brookland A. C
Brookland
D. C
St. Alban’s
van Ness Park
Tennallytown Stars
Tennallytown
BD. C
Langdon Stars
Langdon
Hyattsville A. C
Hyattsville
Alexandria A. C
Alexandria
St. Paul Athletic Association
Seaton Place
Pierce to Coach Indians at Carlisle Redman Picked
Carlisle Pa Feb 2 A denial is issued by Carlisle Indian School officials denying reports they seek Michigan coach Yost to lead the 1906 redskin football team. The new Indian coach committee favors Remus Pierce as head coach, praising his strength, strategy, and understanding of modern athletic work.
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Carlisle
Maj. Mercer
Carlsle
Redskins
Remus Pierce
Pierce
Poor Quality Card Leads to Favorites Winning at Fair Grounds
New Orleans February 2 There was little class to the Fair Grounds card today with Jerry Lynch Legatee and Holloway winning as favorites due to weak opposition. Salvisa was left at the post in the second race while King Ellsworth pulled up bleeding. First race saw Dr Coffey win at five and a half furlongs, Second race King Leopold at three and a half furlongs victory, Third race Jerry Lynch at a mile and an eighth, Fourth race six and a half furlongs handicap won by Broomhandle, Holloway won the fifth, and Legatee took the sixth race as Prince Salm Salm finished second.
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New Orleans
Jerry Lynch
Legatee
Holloway
Salvisa
King Elsworth
Dr. Coffey
Proteus
Usury
Amador
Sweet Favor
Alm Wunsell
Sweet Girl
Pinsticked
bin Carroll
San Antone
Duessa
May Gorman Siso
King Leopold
Hele Lucas
Samss
Mamie K
Miss Hines
Las
Lee
Rudy
Saimsilla
Ransum
W. A. Gorman
Athena
Kenton
Arabo
Zemon Girl
Gleeman
Gay
Lizette
Bernie Creamer
Dr. Hart
Hand Bag
Broomhandle
Lady Vashti
Escutcheon
Clgarlighter
Shunpike
Kitty Platt
Raihland
Bitterhand
King Ellsworth
Harry Scott
Stockwood
Prinze Salm Salm
Saul
John Nandolph
Ben Collins
Magic Doran
Mr. Wixson
Semper Vivax
Soldier of Fortune
Ethel's
Little Wally
Hymettus
Rankin
Ernest Parham
Bafety Light
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del Carina
Elliott
Keynote
Red Fuler
Grayina
Sanction
Amberita
Malediction
Little Giant
the Gleam
Fonsoluea
New Amsterdem
Fick Tline
Charawind
John Owens
Ben Battle
Onyx
Gould
Floral King
John Carroll
Bryan
Jack Dolan
Garnish
Berry Hughes
Orly
Pat Bulger
Robin Hood
Caseine
Rockaway
Hanswurst
Mint Sauce
Quinn Urady
Hert Asra
Lucy Young
Frances Dillon
Miss Jordan
Evox
Kare
Margaret Angela
Heart of Hyacinth
Rosebro
Berthe E
America
Minnehaha
Red Ruby
Principa
Monita
Set Smile
Vogele Bug
Favorites Triumph Absent in New Orleans Steeplechase Mix
In a City Park program on February 2 in New Orleans, all favorites failed to win. Redman bolted in the steeplechase, while Ohio King Blue Grass Girl and Tripoli also fell. Minnie Adams was upset in the fourth race as racing continued on a clear day with a fast track.
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City Park
New Orleans
Redman
Ohio King
Blue Grass
Girl
Tripoli
Minnie Adams
Gilfain
Immortelle
Arthur Rosenfield
King Brush
Miss Jewell
Larry D
Tom Morgan
Black Flag
Belsay
Flying Rain Cloud
Judge Nolan
Trowere
Toa
Hive Grasse Girl
Conclave
Tripeli
Quinn Brady
Don Fons
Begonia
Nurwood
Mexndow Breeze
Baron Esher
Freebooter
Careless
Wetherfields
Nattie Bumpo
Dr Gardner's Handicap Triumph at Oakland Potomac Race
Dr Gardner won the Potomac Handicap at Oakland in cloudy weather. Fireball faded as Gardner led from the start, with Ethel Barrmore finishing third as the longest shot. The program included six races with names like Tom Haterts Major Tenney Water Cure The Roust About and Pal among the notable entrants and times listed.
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San Francisco
Dr. Gardner
Oak~land
Ethel Barrmore
Tom Haterts
Frolic
Swagger
Tine
Samada
Alden
Slovan
Mildred
May Thorne
Jaka Moose
My Pal
Timesake
Watercure
Major Tenney
Dr. Shorb
Flaunt
Crigii
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Mocorlco
Kindler
Isabellita
Begus Bill
Ethel Barrymore
Ruby
I'm Joe
Pal
Santa Hey
Boloman
Sir Caruthers
Royal Colors
Dangerous Girl
Morrepus
Wheatstone
Four Favorites Win at Ascot on Fast Track
Large fields set the pace at Ascot with four favorites victorious. Alonzo and Lady King both at 10 to 1 won in the day’s earlier races while Sad Sam, Tim Hurst, and Golden Fuck led the high-spirited stretch in the third race. A rough start marred the fourth as Blissful and Embarrassment faltered. Weather was fine, track fast, with race-by-race results showing upset wins and strong performances across the card.
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Los Angeles
Ascot
Alonzo
Lady King
Sad Sam
Tim Hurst
Golden Fuck
Nile Alonza
Wapnagoody
Game Bird
Doctor Crook
Captain Jared
Nerska
Mrs. Matthews
Royal Ascot
Yellow Top
Nath Woodcock
Tangble
Myrtle BL
la Taranta
Rostof
Sue Chester
Bessie Welby
Kinsman
Utica
Waseon
James J. Corbett
Discus
Winnie Adams
Sad Samn
Colden Buck
Hilena
Peggy O'Neill
Major
My Surprise
Tam O ° Shanter
Tan
New Orleans Fair Grounds Entry List Today
Today's racing entries at New Orleans Fair Grounds include a first race at Sir furlongs with contenders Go to Win Many Thanks Gey Adelside Hannibal Bey Ben Lear Avoid Lady Ray Lady Henrietta Gurdle Enverite Wherler Celebration The Cure Elastic Glengailant all listed with different weights. The second race covers five and one half furlongs with horses Sonnett Buttercup Grove Center Joe Colson First Premium Tha Rem Stoner HIM Luculus Southern Croes Peter Paul Mayor Josmon Lorette Plater Colonel White Gold enchant and others. Third race is one and one sixteenths miles handi cap featuring Mifiaca Maid Don't Ack Me Rals.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Gey Adelside
Hannibal Bey
Ben Lear
Avoid
Lady Ray
Lady Henrietta
Gurdle
Enverite
Wherler
Celebration
the Cure
Elastic
Glengailant
Sonnett
Buttercup
Grove Center
Joe Colson
Tha Rem
Stoner
Luculus
Southern Croes
Peter Paul
Josmon
Loretta
Plater
Colonel White
Goldenlch
Thoroughbred Race Entries From Fair Grounds and New Orleans
A dense list of horses, owners, and betting figures outlines the day’s racing cards at Fair Grounds and New Orleans track events. Entries include names such as Sincerity Hello, Water Lake, Jack Dolan, Flora King, and New Amsterdam with multiple races across sprint and distance formats and wagers noted for each horse.
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Fair Grounds
the Cure
Whorter
Hannibal
Bey
Loretta
Southern Crogs
the Ram
St Valentine
Lieber
Schoolmate
Blackmore
Bertmont
de Oro
Hafllowmas
Ruth W
Lancaster
Lena J
Fred Hornbeck
Sincerity Hello
Water Lake
Bravery
Carnival
City Park
Hymnettus
Safety Light
del Carina
Keynote
Red Ruler
Fonsonica
Picktime
New Amsterdam
Charawind
Flora King
Bryan
Jack Dolan
Geldmate
Bryay
Rotin Hood
Jona Carroll
Quinn Brady
Bertha E
Mangaret Angela
Heart of Hyacinth
Oakland
Fencing for Cassini Cup at Washington Club
The Cassini Cup fencing tournament, once backed by Count Cassini, will take place this afternoon at 4 30 at the Washington Fencing Club 1617 H Street. Only two clubs remain in contention the New York Athletic Club and the Washington Club with Washington to field Capt. Scott Breckinridge S A Miche loni and H S Breckinridge. Haitian Minister Leger acts as master de combat with Dr Paul W W Hvans as timekeeper. The club issued 400 invitations and expects a large crowd.
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Count Cassini
Washington Fencing Club
H Street
New York Athletic Club
Athletes in Baltimore Johns Hopkins games big entry
A large Washington contingent and city squads will compete at Johns Hopkins games in the Fifth Regiment Armory Baltimore. Participating groups include Georgetown George Washington Columbia Athletic Club YMCA Washington School for Boys Western and Central High schools with strong relay showings against Penn Baltimore City College and Mount Washington Club. The Columbia club brings 25 athletes with 11 in the squad.
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Fifth Regiment Armory
Georgetown
George Washington
Columbia Athletic Club
Washington School For Boys
Western
University of Pennsylvania
Washington, MI
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Columbias
Columbia
Principle of Selling All Goods In Season
The firm states it sells all season goods at the time intended to avoid holding over, even at a large loss, to maintain momentum and uphold a reputation for offering the best and latest styles each season. The notice ends with that they are selling these items.
Breeding stud woes and racing notes from early turf scene
Frank C. Bishop and Andrew Miller mourn Blackstock a seven year old stallion, while plans bring Windspring to New York to fill the gap. Dr Legge’s Burns Handicap result sparks talk of sharp practice. Croker eyes a Gamecrack Stakes win and a Newmarket speech. Japan expands breeding with 10 million dollars set aside for seventeen years. Sysonby’s $200,000 bid from English syndicate fails, Keene remains firm. Master Prim wins in New Orleans as Mrs. Pangle buys him. Dan Patch’s pacemaker drives praise to Hudson for lowering the record. Woodward & Lothrop announce their Second Team and seek seventeen-year averages from local clubs.
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Frank C. Bishop
Andrew Miller
Blackstock
Hanover
Mannie Himyar
Domino
Hamburg
Thorse
W. ©. Whitney
Fuler
Jamaica
Mr. Bishop
Millstream
Mount Kisco
N. Y
Richard Croker
Jockey Club
Newmarket
Croker
Los Angeles
Board of Supervisors
United States
Japan
Baglin
France
Austro-Hungary
Frank Gardner
Nefilr
Messia
Keene
Sysonby
Messrs. Keene
J. W. Gates
Saratoga
James A. Keene
Mr. Keene
James A. Brady
Oiseau
Master Prim
Baltimore
J. 5
Pangle
Crescent City Jacket Clutfr Track
New Orleans
Thirter Orses
Scott Hudson
Dan Latch
Hudson
Lexington
Maryland Athletic Club to enter five men in Richmond meet
The Maryland Athletic Club plans to enter five runners in the first Richmond Intercollegiate Club meet, to be held February 10 in Richmond. The relay team is expected to face Columbia A. C. of Washington, with entries in most running events.
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Maryland. A. C
Richmond
Baltimore
Maryland Athletic Club
Richmond Intercollegiate Club
Columbia A.C
Washington
Motor Boat Regatta Ends at Palm Beach Lake Worth
The second annual motor boat regatta concluded with four events. H. L. Bowden's Mercedes won both one mile heats for the Sir Thomas R R Dewar trophy, earning the prize after consecutive victories. George Gingras' "23" came in second in the first heat.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Lake Worth
Dewar
George EB. Andrews
Shadow
Allen
S&s. Coggin
Bowden
Mercedes
Fredericksburg College Baseball Schedule For 1920s
Fredericksburg Virginia February 2 The Fredericksburg College baseball schedule for the coming season lists games with Tech High School Randolph Macon College Richmond College William and Mary Maryland Agricultural College Episcopal High School Western Maryland College Bethel Military Academy Delaware College Technical High School Gallaudet Fork Union Randolph Macon Richmond Roanoke College Maryland Agricultural College Locust Dale Academy all to be played in Fredericksburg or nearby towns with dates ranging from March to May.
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Virginia
Washington
Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg College
Techorcal High School
Randolph-Macon College
Fredericksbore
Richmond College
Richmond
Willam and Mary College
Williamsburg
Maryland Agricultural College
College Park
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Western Maryiana College
Bethel Military Academy
Delaware College
Technical High School
Gallaudet College
Fork Union Academy
Ashiend
Roanoke College
Locust Dale Academy
Old Sport Campana Nearing End As Sullivan Waits
Napoleon Campana, famed former sprinter known as Old Sport, is gravely ill at County Hospital in Chicago. John L. Sullivan, ex world heavyweight champion, has spent hours at his bedside offering comfort as Campana fights a series of illnesses. The piece notes Campana once sold gum outside theaters and had long drawn crowds with his nightly pleas for help. A travel ad fragment follows about $1.25 fares to Baltimore and return on Pennsylvania Railroad for Saturday and Sunday.
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John L. Sullivan
Napoleon Campana
Chicago
John Ll. Sullivan
Campana
Eliot Attacks Football Reform Needed Not Fit for Colleges
President Charles W. Eliot of Harvard denounces modern football as wholly unfit for colleges and schools. He calls the game brutal and demoralizing, worse than prize, cock, or bull fighting, and says authorities cannot reform it. He warns secondary schools inherit its harms and praises prize fighting as more humane and visible.
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Cambridge
Mass
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
University
Carrolls Host Virginia in Key City College Hoops Clash
At Carroll Institute gym tonight the Carrolls play University of Virginia in a rare college visit to the city. Virginia fields a fast varsity outfit after recent Southern wins while Carrolls rely on a strong local lineup led by Cramer Cullen Collistower Hollander and Barker. The game is set for 8 30 with an intermission exhibition by Prof Maurice Joyce on the bounding wire.
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Carroll Institute
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Virginians
Carrolls
Institute
Righhty
Cramer
Cullen
Collistower
Hollander
Barker
Maurice Joyce
Defeat for Virginians by Baltimore Central Y M C A
Baltimore Central Y M C A defeated the University of Virginia 35 to 7 in a clean game. Henderson starred for the Y M C A while Grimaldi and Bennett led Virginia. Referee Howard Pierson officiated with timers Cornelius and Kilber.
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Baltimore Central Y. M. C. A
Washington Post
Baltimore
Univers Fal
Virginia
Ward
Fry
Bennett Henderson
Glenn
Grimalds Clark
Atkinson Frederi
Hawking
Ashby
Jackson
Henderson
Wand
Frederic
Small
Bennett
Hawkins
En Foula
Howard Pierson
Cornelius
Mr. A
Kilber
Catversity of
Company G Triumphs Over Company C in Narrow Victory
In the Congressional League game, Company G of the National Guards defeated Company C 9 to n by Mahoney’s decisive foul goal. Mulloy and Sullivan starred for the losers with frequent goal tossing, as the lineup featured Mahoney, Mulloy, Sullivan, Harrington, Dints, Duncan Rice, Withers, and others in a closely watched contest.
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Natonal Guards
Company C Quint
Mahoney
Mulloy
Sullivan
Muley Sullivan
Harrington
Bneeder
Duncan Rice
Withers
Herrington
Foul
Ordways Win Again Over Columbia Athletic Club
The Ordways defeated the Columbia Athletic Club 25 to 12 at the Minutemen's Armory led by Sinnann's standout play. Ellis and Loughran were top contributors for the Colombias. A doubleheader basketball bill at the Y M C A features local association teams against Maryland Agricultural College and Carroll Institute with games starting at 3 15 and 8 45 p m.
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Mueller
Thompson
Mueler
Mr. Moriarity
Batch
Rollins
Maryland Agricultural College
Carroll Institute
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