Morris Bates Pair Lose as Jardiniere Triumphs at Fair Grounds
New Orleans February 5 Morris Bates entrants Mutable and Susanna, both favorites in the two year olds race, failed to win finishing second and third to Jardiniere ridden by Radtke-Lieber first time here. Weather clear track fast. Jardiniere also won the second race with Mutable second and Susanna third.
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Morris Bates
Jardiniere
Radtke
Lieber
New Orleans
Mutable
Susanna
Fair Grounds
Goldsmith
Pity
Uncle Henry
Roue
Red Raven
Henry Bert
Nona W
Ben MacDhul
Schoherle
Huega
Investor
Our Own
Mintberia
Bitter Lee
Miss Martha
Viola C
Little Wanda
Tremte
Little Scout
Footlights Favvorite
Macpeth
Kitty Plate
Dectar Sproul
Peter Paul
R. F P. Williams
Bishop Reed
Handfcop
Tremium
Third Alarm
Fargo
Merry Pioneer
Brilent
Roderick
Lee King
Gay Lizette
Chub
John Randolph
Paul
Light Opera
Divided the Card at Ascot First Race Upset Card
Los Angeles Feb 5 two favorites won at Ascot on an ordinary card. Ebony led a $7–2$ to $11$–5 upset in the fifth race by four lengths as weather clouded with a fast track. Summarys note six races with Esther B and Wapnagoctis among early notables, and Ebony the decisive long shot.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot
Ebony
Esther B
Ed Tracy
Game Bird
Wapnagoctis
Mathewa
Lady's Beauty
Ponemah
Dr. Crook
Royal Ascot
Prince of Actors
Algro
Chihuahua
May Bowdigh
Retacor
Yellowstone
Sherrif Bell
Red Damsel
Old Mike
Peter J
Freclous
Marc Viehtenstein
George P. McNev
Prince Magnet
Charles Green
Art Play
Red Tape
Creston Boy
Col. P. Palmer
Ossign
Crowshare
Sunray
Prince Sulver Wings
la Londe
Fisher Boy
Capitanze
Portero Grande
Lucian
Haviland
Golden Buck
Interlude
Terrible Soldier Training for Finish Match at Barracks
Sergt Arthur G Spencer leads Owen Phillips in a finish match set for Saturday night at Washington Barracks. The trained athlete shows improvement under Spencer, who emphasizes an active aggressive policy to avoid passive mistakes that cost Phillips against Rob Roy Mackey. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as miraculous for a bleeding wound.
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Arthur G. Spencer
Owen Phillips
Tyrrell
Washington Barracks
Sergi Spencer
le Tas
Phillips
Rob Roy Mackey
Mackey
Montanus Fades as Abe Meyer Wins at Oakland Tracks
Oakland racing crowds bet heavily on Montanus in the second race but he faded to a distant fourth. Abe Meyer, ridden perfectly, swept the field to win easily. Christine A. edged Head Dance by a neck in the fourth race as Weather left the track fast and the card featured six races with several notable finishes and times.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Puble
Ascot
Montanus
Dugan
Abe Meyer
Christine A
Minta O
Elota
Janice Marlon
Jill
Mellitah
Sacramento Lene
Florena
Baby Norton
Mra
Frankie Neubergh
Tetrezzin
Corksure
Lord Nelson
Frank Flittner
Savidora
Fastaso
Lady Kotesia
Ray
Esherin
Magsada
Byronerdale
Jolly Witch
Byron Rose
Robert M
Tehet
Furletta
Eanedum Rex
Red Light
Hogarth
Bob McLean
Miller
Military Man
Conried
Whisky King
Sea Lad
Sir Caruthers
Meringue
Smiler
Tom McGrath
Rey de? Mundo
Pal
Santa Ray
Arestellator
Avedon
F. W. Barr
La Vernita's Great Race at City Park Delights Crowd
In New Orleans City Park the sprawling filly La Vernita surged through the field in the first race, outracing Black Flag by a half length after weaving through the turns. Robinhood and Wogglebug were the only favorites to win. Bon Mot faced disqualification in the final stretch of the seventh race for crowding Daring and Granada. Wishard received a one week suspension for misbehavior at the post. Pickett earned two weeks for rough riding. Weather was clear and the track fast with six more races producing notable results and times.
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New Orleans
Daring
Granada
Cassidy
Wishard
Pickett
Set Smile
Vernita
Black Fing
Secon Chambler
Fom Morgan
Gang Saw
Arthur Rosenfeld
la Thorne
Azele
Judge Treen
Merry Leap Year
Bean Brummel
Painting
Solvent
Oliver Mac
Judge Nolan
Pirate
Charawind
Evander
John E. Owens
Flying Rein Cloud
Robinhood
Chief Hayes
Bluvher
Goma
Kargut
Bradley
Pet
Verdant
Chimp Clark
Kara
Putane
Frenchie
Burnolatte
Cold Way
Wogglepug
Thora Ler
Ezra
Forhunning
Creel
Thistle Do
Lieber Gore
Monochord
Mandina
Juba
Bensonhurst
Gascine
Ida Davis
Duchess Otto
Careless
Anne Davis
Follies Dergeres
Bronze Wing
Jetram
Bon Mot
Big Bow
Merlingo
Willie Newcombe
Wakeful
Mayor Duncan
Siss Lee
Vast List of Names and Places Appears in Local Notes
A long, unreadable OCR segment lists numerous names, horse or person names, places, and possible event terms. No clear narrative or single event is identifiable, but the compilation suggests a catalog of participants or entries tied to a local fair or race context.
Racing Entries Show Busy Schedule Across Tracks
A dense card lists six to eight races daily at multiple venues Oakland and Ascot with six furlong sprints and longer routes. Entries include Flavigny Sweet Favor Proteus Loretta H Swell Girl Young Later and many others with varied odds and selling purses across first to seventh races in menagerie of names and numbers.
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Sweet Favor
Grove Center
D. C
Baleshed
Bemay
Pursa
Kate
Doctor Coffey
Stoner Hill
Voltage
John H. Kirby
Marchioness
Becutcheon
Colonel White
Ram's Horn
Cornell Baseball Schedule Shapes Up For Spring Tour
The Cornell baseball schedule for this year was announced tonight. The southern trip features six games from March 26 to 31 against Vanderbilt University, Aor Tenn, Nashville Southern League, and Louisville professionals, then Kentucky University at Lexington. Forty more games follow at Ithaca through April and May against Lafayette, Princeton, Pennsylvania State, Oberlin, Pennsylvani a, Bucknell, and others, including a May 19 date at Whitadelphi.
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Eo. As
Cornell
Vanderbilt University
Aor Tenn
Nashville Southern League
Nashvil
Louisville Professionals
Louisville
Kentucky University
Lexington
Athaca
Lafayette
Princeton
Pennsylvania State
Oberlin
Pennsylvania
Whitadelphi
Bucknell
Uhaet
Yale and Football Reform at Yale University
President Hadley said the Yale university council’s special committee report on athletic abuses had been completed but not disclosed. Faculty members, meeting independently, debate reform and oppose high football admission prices. They also oppose professional coaches, though support for current practices may persist.
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Washington Post
New Haven
Conn
Hadley
University Council
Yale
End of prize fights by New York boxing clubs ruled
Justice Olmstead issued a decision in the case of John Donnelly president of the Colma Athletic Club, upholding that prize fights held for admission fees violate the penal code. A detective testified paying one dollar for a membership card to attend a January 23 event, with a ticket numbered 800 though the club claimed 100 members. Donnelly fined 25 dollars and the sentence suspended.
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New York
Fep
Justice Olmstead
John Donnelly
Colma Athletic Club
Janary
Wisconsin Students Mourn Football With Crepe Armbands
Wisconsin students on the Madison campus wore crepe arm bands and planned to petition for the flag at half mast during the next football season. They fear faculty moves to end football and see the sport as vital to college spirit, noting the tradition may become historic.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Turner
Chicago
University
Vanderbildt car to race on Florida beach meets
A.G. Van derbilt plans a 250 horsepower eight cylinder car to race at Atlantic Beach near Jacksonville during the first week in April. Paul Sartori, driver, pledged promoter W. J. Morgan to have the car ready for racing. A future race with the Stanley Steamer may occur on Coney Island boulevard if the Vanderbilt machine tests well and shoulder the fastest mile trophy rules.
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Washington Post
Jacksonville
Fla
A. G. Vanderbilt
Wablo- Atlantic Beach
Paul Sartori
W. J. Morgan
Ormond-Daytona
Thomas R. Qewar
Vanderbilt
Coney Isling Boulevard
Sartor
Walker Joins Outlaws Defies Columbus Sale
Former Cincinnati pitcher Walker writes from Cincinnati claiming to have signed with the Johnstown Pa club of the outlaw league for next season, refusing to play for Columbus after being sold to a Cohinabua Americrn Association team some months earlier. Georgetown junior prep team loses relay at Hopkins meet in Baltimore, with officials noting the first team was not involved.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
Walker
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Johnstown
Cohinabua Americrn Association
Cini
Georgetown
Baltimore
Hopkins
Eye Junior Preps
Football injury fatal claims Rutland player Larned
Edward Larned, nineteen, a Rutland football left tackle, died Saturday night from injuries suffered during a fall game at Rutland fair grounds last autumn. He collapsed after a kick to the stomach, later developing acute gastritis and paralysis of the intestines, casting gloom over the team members who vow not to play again.
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Washington Post
Rutland
Edward
Larned
Rutland Fair Grounds
Weakened Epiphany Channel Falls to Ordways in Narrow Loss
Epiphany Chanel basketball, minus suspended Evans and Rodgers, loses to Ordways 51 to 9 at National Guard Armory. despite early holes the churchmen showed grit as Sannino, Thompson and Regis scored, with Scroggins and Garner contributing in a lopsided rout.
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Evans
Rodgers
Amateur Athletic Union
Epiphany Chanel
Ordways
National Guard Armory
Sannovie
Rght
Ryver Thompson
Regis
Weena
Bonagiers
Garner
Scroggins
Jefe
Rateas
Sannino
Thompson
Sma
Simmel
McQuinn
Moriarty
Reduction of Cotton Acreage Aimed by Wilmington Groups
Wilmington North Carolina February reports say the Southern Cotton Association and the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce pressed for a crop acreage not less than last year’s, with prices at least 10 cents above. They urged merchants to avoid future contracts for rapor cotton and proposed a southern convention of commercial bodies to aid farmers in holding unsold cotton until spinner demand supports a fair price.
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Wilmington
N. C
Southern Cotton Association
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce
Cape Charles Man Fatally Attacked at Home
Special to The Washington Post a man was found with a throat wound from ear to ear after shaving at his home near Keller. He was from Philadelphia and worked in the lumber business. He received forty stitches, was moved to Sarah Lee Hospital Norfolk in serious condition, with little hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cape Charles
Keller
Philadelphia
A. J. Thomas
Yorckess
Eric
Sarah Lee Hospital
Norfolk
Hapa
Kidnapping Charge in Norfolk Shakes Gloucester Captain Case
Capt Peter Lewis of Gloucester County was indicted for kidnapping the son of Mrs J W Woodward. The child allegedly boarded the Captain’s schooner near Roanoke dock and was taken to Gloucester County to work on a farm. The captain’s defense was not presented to the jury.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Peter Lewis
Gloucester County
J. W. Woodward
Woodward
Roanoke Dock
Lewis
Col Baughman Injured In Horse Carriage Accident
Col E A Baughman of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passenger department at Washington is confined at his parents home with a broken collarbone after his horse shied and threw him from a carriage. He is a member of Gov Warfield's staff and was visiting in Frederick Maryland. In Suffolk a colored man Jesse Cross died after a quarrel over an account when struck with a four pound weight by TH P Wenborne. A coroner's jury investigates. In Norfolk Dr F M Morgan, county coroner, was indicted for performing an illegal operation.
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Washington Post
Frederick
Col
E. Austin Baughman
Baltimore and Oho Railroad
Wasington
L. Victor Baughman
Col. Baughman
Gov. Warfield
Suffolk
Jesse Cross
TH. P. Wenborne
Werborne
Norfolk
F. M. Morgan
Corporation Court
Josephine I
Hoppe Slosson Match Set for Madison Square Garden
Willie Hoppe and George Slosson agreed to a 500 point billiard championship at Madison Square Garden Concert Hall on March 27. The match carries 3500 a side and the championship emblem Hoppe won in Paris, played under eighteen inch Balk line with one shot in.
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Hoppe-Slosson
Madison Square
New York
Willie Hoppe
George Slossom
Hoppe
Vigneux
Paris
Madison Square Garden
Electric Auto-makers Organize in Albany
The Association of Electric Vehicle Manufacturers was incorporated in Albany on February 5 to foster trade reform abuses in business and promote harmony in the trade. Directors include Robert M. Lloyd of New York City, George Pope of Hartford, M. L. Gross, J. W. McCrea of Cleveland, T. W. Goodridge of South Bend, and James MacNaughton of Buffalo with headquarters to be in New York City.
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Albany
N. Y
Association of Electric Vehicle Manufacturers
New York City
Robert M. Lloyd
George Pope
Hartford
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