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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1906

Page

26

Baseball News From The Diamond Past And Present

The report surveys player trades and signings involving Ray Hartsel Harry Barton and other MLB figures. It notes talks of a Dixieland path, St Louis Cardinals owner issues, a Chicago church league, and managerial shifts while detailing spring training dates in Philadelphia Toledo and Akron plus college coach Cosgrove and Washington prospects preparing for North Carolina battles.

Dixieland Ray Hartsel Denver St. Louis Americans Jary Connie Mack Harry Barton Providence Fle Thomas New York Americans St. Louis Cardinals Cardinals Chicago

Prices of three winners at New Orleans track fair

New Orleans Ireland reports Proteus Nine and Joe Lesser winning favorites at the fair grounds track. Proteus rose to 300 dollars and was bought in as weather gray and track fast. First race six furlongs won by Proteus with Grave Center second. Second race three and one half furlongs Bemay won. Third race five and one half furlongs Vat Ness won. Fourth race one mile seventy yards Nine won. Fifth race one mile Joe Lesser won. Sixth race one mile Lady Free Knight won.

Free Knight Proteus Nine Joé Lesser New Orleans Irel Joe Lesser Fair Grounds Track Grave Center Loretta H Flavigny Swell Girl O G. Parke Sweet Favor Young Bemay Creole Girl Bitter Miss Tauafet Baleshed Dry Dollar Retlaw Helmuth May Gilmore Budapest Sharper Mimic Vat Ness Col. White Plater Cousin Kate Enverite Escutcheon John J. Kirby Marchionese Charlie Thompson Whippoorwill Mr. Jack Bitter Hand Rather Royal Wyndlath Auromaster J. P. Mayberry Tribes Ht Conjurer Bravery Sincerity Belle Atwood Delmore Dolinds Shenandoah Huth W Harry Scott City Park Golic Libation Alma Dufour Fonsoluca Red Ruler Gohe Foreigner Merry Acrobat Bacil Telepathy Ethel Davis Belden Merce EcHptic Arp Taddelos Awaawegang Evelyn J Lutis Mac Dr. Mack Toast Cherry Matt Justi Little Mile Balshot Marimbo Lassie Ethel McCaffery Lady Esther Astarita Quinn Brady Billy Handsel Garnish Pat Bulger Bert Qsra Menoca the Don Ora Viva Red Huler Little Red April Showers Braden Loch Goll Conjuress Conundrum Immortelle Creda Jim Felix Mozzes Marlin Amberita Iat Helgerson Blue Milli Dell Louth Gilsten Little Giant Turrando Algo Wen Vime Fair Grounds Sonnet Dr. Coffey BE Carroff Fargo Voltage Lady Henrietta Elastic Sir Francis Yorlome Big Store Bud Hill Regal Lad Ast Mail Clear Dghter Rickshaw Pity King Cole Hyacinth Footlights Collector Jessup Lieber Columbia Girl de Hoszke Droomhandle Maj. Daingerfeld Y Wyacinth Maj. Daingerfield Goldblath el Revo Hocus Pocus J. C. Clem Gypsy King Macy T. B. Zero Rolla Tancasuiian Third Alarm Argie Lewis Lady Free Knight Kenton Denora Brookston Edward Hale Ilitary Corners Tr. Hart Athena New Amsterdam Evander Creolin Gould Fim Bozeman Ohta King Candling Blue Grass Girl Trouvere Band Jean Harry Stepheny Bellington Cornsvate Sailor Boy Sancion Red Fox Roommate Bill Carter Mattie i Enchy Signal Light Wooddlalm Parnassus Sweet Kitty Belatrs Anna Fitzhugh Presentation Harpoon Fred Mader Regale Iather Talent Caseine Modred Airship Chief Hayes Tichimingo Neganta Keynote Double Morendo Attilla Gravina Postian Bluemint Small Talk Bricabrac Bertha F Galdway Margaret M Annie Herry Margaret Angela Woodlawn Minnehaha Oakland Sylvan Dixon Jassen Bragg Fimkin Paladini Nappa Alarie Aragon Hoot Man Ed Lilburn Judge Forerunner Young Pilgrin Duelist Dod Anderson Isolation Messada Hector Hogarth Sandalwood Supreme Court Harbor Pronto Corrigan Wammeraway Ed Sheridan Bannock Helie the Lieutenant Ruby Toupee Ginnette Gateway Bonar Brigang Hooligan Arrahgowan Major Tenay Love’s Labor W. B. Gates Maid of Fermoy Tras Eme Tarrigan Cocksure el Dinero Wilfred Tom Mefrath Lurene Royal Rogue San Michelas Ascot Decimo Casador Iron King Cowboy Dexterity Patrero Chico Kuhelk Lady Usk Ray Egan Blue Bottle Haridmaiden Alleron Fireaway Tom Quray Ed Tracy Hil Tovar van Loan Nora Ives Adela Diaproof One Tire Prince Ching Cheripe Ethylene Bauble Sue Chester Katie Crews Chactas Quintaro Seedcake Parvo Lijiie B Red Tape Pinta A. Muskoday Cutler Fustian Gilpin Chimney Sweep Grilene Morita Fisner- Loy Brooks Course Ebony Fs Curtis Blissful the Huguenot Miss Betty Alma Gardia Sandstorm Lady Travers Dar

Will Run Well Today at Fair Grounds Horse Race Card

A full starting field lists numerous horses including Elastic, Lady Henrietta, Forga, Rudy, Black Enamel, Friction among others with entries like Nonle Lucille, Gould, New Amsterdam, Evander, and a long list of names such as Toupee, Bannock Belle, Ascot, Casador. The results show Deuschland won at 2 to 1 with Princess Ti tenia second and Martimas third, time 1.12%. Albert Fir and Charlatan also ran.

Fair Grounds Elastic Lady Henrietta Forga Rudy Friction Fthiea Broomhandle Lieber Columbia Girl Gypsy King Third Alarm Benora Carnival Edward Hale City Park Corlise Maneuvre Nonle Lucille Gould New Amsterdam Evander Harry Stephens Coruscate Bellindan Regale Begonia Chief Hayes Gravina Attila Morendo Eric-a-Brac Bertha K Annie Berry Jaltland Deuschland Princess Titenia Martimas Albert Fir Charlatan

Red Ruler’s poor fifth race ends City Park card in defeat

In New Orleans City Park racing, Red Ruler the favorite in the fifth quit after five furlongs as Libation Alma Dufour and Fonsoluca dominated the day. Early races saw Gohe and Libation win, with Lady Esther and Fonsoluca also capturing wins in feature events. Weather warned, track fast, crowds treated to a full card of brisk pace and packed fields.

Ascot Handicap Upset by Ramus at 6 to 1 in California

In Los Angeles on February 6 the Ascot handicap was won by Ramus the outsider at 6 to 1. Good Luck was a strong post favorite, Charley won the third race, Michael Burns the fifth favorite broke down late, and Hoodwink prevailed at 8 to 1. Two favorites, two second choices, and two outsiders won. Weather was fine and track fast.

Tros Angeles Cal Ascot Ramus Good Luck Charley Michael Burns Hoodwink Tavanness Josie Valuere Emily M Nerska Sinaloa Harry Wower Yellow Top Talaverz Donna Anna Arcadia Belle Cutanous Huachuca Lady Kispar Bernada Iumniss Whoa Fil EL Doros Regal Babe B W. P. Palmer Main Pan Collins King of Bribery Creelly Lady King J. F. Donohue Tabonian Chancelor Walworth Adelma Chalk Hedrick Hippocrates Hermitage Tayanness Rubinon Viona Dewey Mr. Budd Montesuma Elizabeth F Line of Life Revolt Hilena Nimasquaw Evelyn Griffin Miss Croix Sunmark Mary Glenn Mands Mabel Susie Christian

Close Finish at Oakland Crowns Graceful in Third Race

San Francisco reports a tight neck finish in Oakland’s third race with Graceful narrowly edging Cerro Santa as Walsh beats Herbert. Brattain led to paddock, then faded to third. Cataline won the fourth race and track was fast and clear.

Racing Entries From New Orleans and Surrounding Tracks

A dense listing of racing entries across New Orleans Fair Grounds and related tracks in Oakland and Ascot. Major horses and weights are shown for races across seven events in New Orleans City Park, Bay Area venues, and Colma boxing fatality noted at end.

Great Golfers to Play at Columbia Club Open Tourney

The Columbia Golf Club plans an open tournament in early April inviting top amateurs and professionals now in the South. A $500 prize fund is to be raised by subscription for professionals and trophies for amateurs. Noted foreign players like Herd White Kirkaldy Jones and others will compete after Pinehurst and Palm Beach events in February.

The Columbia Golf Club District of Columbia South Mexico T. Pliny Moran J. C. Davidson L. T. Weaver Columbia Course Col. Bogey United States Pinehurst Florida Sandy Herd Jack White Great Britain Andrew Kirkaldy Rowland Jones London Willie Anderson Alexander Smith Bernard Gilbert Nichols Alexander Campbell George Low Jacks Jolly Donald Alexander Ross David Ogilvie Walter Favorgne Palm Beach Columbia Club

Big basketball game with Corcorans vs Signal Corps

The Corcoran Cadet basketball team meets the renowned Signal Corps quintet of Fall River tonight in the National Guard gym. Corcorans hold the local title for two years while Signal Corps, undefeated in three seasons, aims to extend a long winning streak. The lineup lists Daley, Crawfield, Bateman, McMahon, Rice, Borden Chism, Smithson, Draeger with umpire Orlando Ross.

Corcoran Signal Corps Quint Fall River Mass National Guard Corecorans Tocal Rice Lig Signal Corps New England States Buffalo German Y. M. C. A Coips Corcoran. Daley Boyla Crawfield Bateman’ McMahon Rice Borden Chism Smithson Draeger Orlando Ross

Penn Enters Relay Team For Indoor Meet At Hall

Pennsylvania accepts invitation from Georgetown Management to send a one mile relay team to the indoor meet at Convention Hall on March 3. Manager Brennan asks Yale if they will race the Quakers, making the event a standout in the tourney. Dick Dear, former Central High sprinter, is a key member. Princeton may enter individuals despite relays being unlikely.

Pennsylvania Georgetown Convention Hall Brennan Yale Elis Quakers Penn Dick Dear Central Princeton Tigers Law School University

Michigan Senate Keeps Yost as Coach Amid Conference Rulings

The University of Michigan senate voted nearly unanimously to retain Coach Yost despite the Chicago conference against non faculty pro coaches. The Chicago proposal to abolish football for two years failed. a three year eligibility rule was accepted but not retroactive, saving players Curtis Garrels Barlow and Schulte. Training tables rule was endorsed along with other Chicago conference recommendations.

Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan Senate Yost Michigan Chicago University of Chicago University of Michigan Capt. Curtis Garrels Barlow Schulte

Foxhound Cup Featured At Washington Dog Show

Clarence Moore of the District of Columbia Kennel Club offers a 200 dollar cup for foxhound packs at the Washington Light Infantry Armory show from February 28 to March 3. Entries close next Saturday per American Kennel Club rules, with the club office at 306 Pope Building the entry point. Saks & Co offers a 25 dollar cup for best dog in all three novice omit and open classes owned and entered by a DC resident.

Clarence Moore District of Columbia Kennel Club Washington Light Infantry Armory American Kennel Club Pope Building Saks & Co

Stevenson Goes West Ex Penn Captain Plans Return Next Fall

Vincent Stevenson of Washington, Pennsylvania, former Penn football captain, left Philadelphia for Lexington, Kentucky, to seek work before returning to campus for the 1906 season. He expects to play again but may be required by the athletics committee to stay a full academic year. Stevenson aims to rejoin the squad in September and resume training. The 1906 Penn captain is to be chosen on February 14, with Edward Greene, Robert Folwell, and Gus Ziegler as likely nominees.

Philadelphia Phillie Tennessee Hahn Highlanders Griffith Frank Shicheck Washington Reisling Brooklyn Shamokin Akron Ohio Toledo Bill Clarke Giants Madhens de Montreville Lee Clarke Jesse Burkett Boston Concord Worcester Cosgrove Princeton Old Nassau Westinghouse Pittsburg Malachi Wittredge Raleigh Agricultural and Mechanical College Kit North Carolina Washington Club Charlottesville Pennsylvania Vincent Stevenson Penn Stevie Broad Street Lexington Stevenson University University Committee On Athletics University of Pennsylvania Edward Greene Robert Folwell Gus Ziegler

Kentucky Derby Field Tightens With 12 Early Contenders

Louisville insiders list twelve top three year olds as likely Derby starters Dr Gardner Sir Huron Lieber Debar Yard Velours Henry Watterson Missouri Lad King Henry Mark Buckingham James Reddick and Hyperion with many more eligible as shipments arrive from San Francisco Los Angeles and New Orleans Secretary Lyman Davis cautions the field will likely come from this group Columbia Athletic Club stages its first social at Carroll Institute Hall with crowd pleasing acts and dancing afterward Prof J S Forstger conducts the orchestra for the event and refreshments follow until midnight

Louisville Dr. Gardner Sir Huron Lieber Debar Yard Velours Henry Watterson Missouri Lad King Henry Mark Buckingham James Reddick Hyperion San Francisco Los Angeles New Orleans Lyman Davis Columbia Club Columbia Athletic Club Carroll Institute Hall Mabel Kirby Irwin Cosgrove Aketeh Columbia Quartet Skinner Hutchinson

Seitz Declared Ineligible by Georgetown Faculty

Georgetown declares Charles J. Seitz ineligible to compete in intercollegiate athletics beyond four years after an inquiry found four years of representation for Georgetown. The indoor champion sprinter is barred from further varsity events, affecting the Richmond meet lineup and forcing a new track squad to be fielded without him.

Georgettown Charle J. Seitz Seitz Georgetown Fordham Prep Virginia Military Institute Convention Hall Notre Dame University University of North Carolina Naval Academy Severn Macksey Charles Macksey Leslie Brenny Madison Square Garden Sullivan New York New York Athletic Club Woull McCarthy Mulligan McGettigran James I. Sultan G. Mudd Kelley Montgomery Virginia Polytechnic Institute Richmond Spaulding O'Gorman

Herman Favored To Beat Herrera In Pacific Club Bout

Los Angeles fans believe Chicago’s Herman will defeat Aurelia Herrera when the pair meet at the Pacific Athletic Club next Friday. Herman declares he will knockout Herrera in ten rounds, and locals who saw his win over Eddie Hanlon rate him far superior to the Mexican.

Los Angeles Herrera Cal Kid Herman Chicago Aurelia Herrera Pacific Athletic Club Herman Terrera Eddie Hanlon Coast Sin

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