Washington Post Newspaper Archives, Feb 9, 1906, p. 28

Haig and Haug Prices Reported for Bottled Spirits

An OCR snippet lists prices per bottle for several brands and retailers. Items include Haig and Haug brands Black and White at Kilmarnock, Greenieces Bras Glenlusan, Blair's LTS William and Son, and a Long and Short 3 SON at 3412-18 Penn. Ave.

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Haig & Haug's Kilmarnock Greenieces Bras Glenlusan Blair

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Sunday School League to Hold Important Baseball Meeting Tonight

The Sunday school Baseball League will meet this evening at President George Prevost’s office. A YMHA discussion two weeks ago revealed dissatisfaction with player recruitment tactics that bring in seasonal players, depriving bona fide students of regular team spots. Six clubs oppose recruiting regardless of qualifications and may withdraw if no agreement is reached.

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George Prevost Young Men's Christian Association Young Men’s Christian Association

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Nine in the West Cannot Agree on Football Question

The University of Chicago faces a split with Michigan Wisconsin Illinois and Minnesota over football policy with a proposed Big Nine conference meeting. Some schools resist reforms and oppose dropping professional coaches while Nebraska favors only eliminating the training table.

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Jockey Daly suspended at City Park meeting ruling

Judges Trevelyn and Murphy bar J Daly from further mounts due to fraud-related conspiracy with Sam Most and William Rabo. Wishard must pause riding until employment arrangements are clarified. Blue Dale, Frebooter, and Fonsoluca won their races amid muddy conditions at New Orleans City Park on February 8 with cloudy weather.

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Phil Finch Defeated At Fair Grounds Handicap Race

New Orleans Feb 8 Top weight poor rider and heavy track hindered Phil Finch in the handicap at the Fair Grounds. Black Mate and Proteus were the only winning favorites as Wack Mate drove gamely to victory. First race Saulsberry 10 to 1 won with King's Gem 4 to 1 second. Second race Black Mate 4 to 3 won with Pepper and Salt 20 to 1 second. Other races list several longshots and notable finishers including King Cole Loretta Proteus Ruth W Lancastrian and Besterling.

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Bad Day for Backers at Ascot Narrow Vic Victory

Los Angeles February 3 Form players had a tough day at Ascot with only two favorites winning El Cazador to 1 Masedo 6 to 1 and W A Carey among outsiders taking victories Four furlongs El Cazador won with Jack Gilroy second and Tony Faust third Futurity Tim Hurst won with Regulter second Golden Buck third Mile race Carey 13 to 1 took the win Hermitage 18 to 6 second Chancellor Walworth so to 1 third Fourth race Masedo 5 to 1 won Lotta Gladetone 16 to 1 second Don Domo 7 to 5 third Fifth Yellowstone 11 to 2 won Cotilion 6 to 2 second Preservator in tot third Time figures listed Sixth Alaeno 2 to 1 won Bud King 2 to L second Regal 2 to 1 third.

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Hounds go to Orange in Virginia foxhounds sale

Harry Smith of the Grafton Lunt Club New York sold his foxhounds to John Townsend master of the Orange Hunt Club and Plains pack for 2001 The thirty hounds led by Best-Stoner Spie Sam and Simple bring 150 each with others at 50 Townsends Plains Pauguier County will host the spring meet as the English hounds from Middlesex Hunt Club placed second in last June's contest

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Virginia Leesburg Harry Smith Grafton Lunt Club New York John 2 Townsend Orange Hunt Club the Plains Henry Higginson Middlesex Hunt Club Upperville Stoner Spie Sam and Simple Sim Plains Pauguier County

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Red Light at Long Price Wins Oakland Fourth Race

San Francisco February 8 Red Light the Ascot mare won the Oakland fourth race at odds 18 to 1 while Seven Full led early but finished far behind. Weather cloudy track fast. Races featured Bell Light winning the one mile Fourth with Legal Form and The Lieutenant close behind. Other winners included Ralph Young and Sir Edward in earlier events.

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AAA elects officers at annual Chicago meeting

At the annual meeting of the American Automobile Association in Chicago today officers were elected. President John M. Farsen of Chicago was chosen, first vice president W. H. Hoteh of Buffalo, second vice president Dr Milburk Johnson of California, and treasurer G. E. Parringtey of New Jersey.

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Horse Races Across Fair Grounds and City Park Meet

The Plains fair grounds racing card lists a long slate of horses across six races at New Orleans and City Park. Entries include El Eliza Cousin Kate Deuxtemps Holloway Usury J. C. Clem New Orleans city park and Flying Rain Cloud Python Adesco Father Talent Merlingo Belden Juba Foreigner Garnish Chief Hayes Alma Dufour and many more with betting odds and weights for six races including six furlongs and a mile long events.

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Prizes for Dogs At Washington Show Highlighted

Local fanciers are urged as entry day nears for the city dog show with many special prizes. Women owners compete for medals from Ladies Kennel Association of Massachusetts and other cups from Bull Terrier Club of America and private donors. Entries close soon. contact Mr. Gero, superintendent, for lists and details at room 308 Pope Building, 817 Fourteenth Street NW.

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Wachusett Club Aims to Host 1906 National Regatta

Worcester officials plan a strong bid against Philadelphia and Springfield for the 1906 national regatta. Three Wachusett Boat Club delegates Thomas J. Harrah, Charles Thorn, and William B. Connor attended the New England Amateur Rowing Association meeting in Boston to seek support. The national committee will choose a site on March 17 and decide if races will use a turn.

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Giant track merger eyed by American Turf group

A Louisville Pittsburgh story reports a proposed nation wide turf consolidation led by Matt J Winn president of the American Turf Association and Joseph Rhinock. The plan, worth about 3 million, would combine Churchill Downs Latonia City Park and Kentucky Association tracks under one company.

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Matt J. Winn American Turf Association Joseph Rhinock Louisville Sixth Kentucky Edward Corrigan Kansas City Hawthorne Sicago City Park New Orleans Winn Hhinock Latonia Race Track City Park Race Track Rhinock Churchill Downs Latonix Covington City Park Track Kentucky Association Lexington Nashville

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Huelsman Sent to Montreal Club in Eastern League

Jank Huelsman, who played left field for the Nationals for nearly two seasons, has been turned over to the Montreal Club of the Eastern League with a local option to recall him in emergencies. President Noyes closed the deal after a lengthy pending period. Huelsman came to Washington in 1904 from St. Louis in a swap involving Charley Moran, and earlier plied for Chicago, Detroit, and St. Louis within six weeks. He had a high batting average last year but erratic when runners on base, was a weak fielder and a slow runner, and often hit foul balls to the left-field fence.

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Harvard Out Of Football In 1906, Faculty Says

Cambridge Harvard faculty has told the regulation committee that intercollegiate football should be prohibited to Harvard students in 1906 until a reasonable game is devised. The announcement follows seers board action favoring prohibition pending reform. It is likely Harvard will play no football next season, despite potential later changes. The athletics committee includes faculty, graduates, and undergraduates.

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Forfeit Money Up Battle Between McGovern and Nelson

Philadelphia February 3. Nelson and Terry McGovern are set to fight at ringside on March 24 at the National Athletic Club. Six rounds under Marquis of Queensberry rules with Jack McGugan as referee. Nel son to receive 45 percent and McGovern 35 percent of gross receipts, with forfeits totaling 11,000 for appearance and 1,000 for weight. Admission ranges from 16 to 2, plus seats at 3 and 5 dollars. 1500 complimentary tickets.

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Election of Captain by Georgetown Football Team

Georgetown football players who won their G’s last fall meet Sunday at 10 30 to elect next season’s captain. Nominees include McLoughlin and Bocock both seniors, with Bocock pursuing postgraduate studies. Eligible voters are Lux Dutcher Pallen Brennan Bocock McLoughlin McGuire McKeller Monahan Woods Cowan Cockrell McGowan Morten. Manager Hannigan to break ties if needed.

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Georgetown McLoughlin Bocock Lux Dutcher Pallen Brennan McGuire McKeller Monahan Woods Cowan Cockrell McGowan Morten Hannigan

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Boxing Notes From Early 1900s Sparring Scene

Notes on Rube Ferns leaving mining for boxing work in New York. Harry Forbes becomes Davenport A C manager and occasional six round fighter. Al Herford explains a poor match between Kid Sullivan and Kid Parker. Kid Sullivan, of this city, seeks a rematch against Dave Deshler of Cambridge. Rafe Turner knocks out Barney Mullin in Stockton in twenty round bout. Jack Dougherty is William Doughty born in Bedford England 22 years ago. He has 18 knockouts 10 draws and 5 losses by KO or decision.

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Donlin Among Ball Players Arrested in Albany Train Disturbance

Mike Donlin center fielder for the New York Giants was jailed four hours in Albany for assault in the second degree after a train incident near Poughkeepsie. Other players Walter Bennett and Mike McGrath faced bonds as the team headed to a banquet in Troy.

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Baseball notes from spring prep and trades in major leagues

A long note filled with baseball gossip and trades from Boston, St. Louis, Philadelphia, New York, and Cleveland. Mentions umpire Connolly, Niles, Connie Mack’s potential moves, Bowerman, Hill Dineen, Patsy Donovan, Eddie Murphy, and several team shifts across leagues. Highlights include two Philadelphia spring series, umpire notes, and managerial and player movement across several clubs.

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Phil Finch Defeated At Fair Grounds Handicap Race

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Bad Day for Backers at Ascot Narrow Vic Victory

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Red Light at Long Price Wins Oakland Fourth Race

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AAA elects officers at annual Chicago meeting

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Horse Races Across Fair Grounds and City Park Meet

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Prizes for Dogs At Washington Show Highlighted

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Wachusett Club Aims to Host 1906 National Regatta

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Giant track merger eyed by American Turf group

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Huelsman Sent to Montreal Club in Eastern League

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