Creientals Win Again in District League Matches
Creientals secure another victory as bank clerks lose three games to leaders in district play. Tonight features Company M versus Company, Palace Alteya in Philadelphia against Chicag, with Fat Men as the notable team in competition.
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Orientals Defeat Bank Clerks to Tighten Lead
In the District League the Orientals topped the Bank Clerks three games as Brown starred. Potomacs battled City Hall in the Real Estate League, beating them two games while Echstein’s 227 in the second game kept City Hall from a whitewash. Treasury upset Agriculture two games. Southerners swept Walkovers in the Dit Duckpin League. Johnson Waslugh led the way with 106.
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Virginia Here Again Meets Georgetown In Tonight's Game
Charlottesville five meets Georgetown tonight at Washington Light Infantry Armory. Virginia has dominated in its gym, with one loss to George Washington, while Georgetown has only played one game, losing to the Shamrocks. Lineups list Hawkins Schuman Downey Manatt for Georgetown and Atlissos Ashby for Virginia.
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Commissioners Defeat Light Infantry In Last-Minute Thriller
Fast rough game ends 36 to 27 as Commissioners edge Washington Light Infantry. Handibee and Moriarty set up scoring plays, with Draeger, Handshoe, Barker, and Shreve contributing multiple goals. Five stoppages for injuries marked a hard fought 40 minutes of play.
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Tuxedo Park to Host Amateur Tennis Championship
The amateur Championship tournament for the gold racquet in court tennis and racquets will be held tomorrow at Tuxedo Park. Winners of try-out matches will face champion Jay Gould in the final on February 12. Entrants include Gould from Lakewood New Jersey, Clarence H Backay from the New York Tennis and Racquet Club, Erskine Hewitt, Reginald Fincke, William B Dinsmore Co W Bird Milton Harger Lawrence Waterbury H P Whitney George L Wrenn Charles E Sands George C Clark and W P Bucknell from the New York Tennis and Racquet Club J P Gregg from the Philadelphia Racquet Club and others.
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New York
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Wiliam B Dinsmore
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Lawrence
National Guard Beats Newark in Easy Victory
In Newark's gym last night the District of Columbia National Guard defeated Newark, Baltimore won by 10 in a lopsided game. Western also toppled Eastern 13 to 8 in a strong YMCA gym performance. Bernie Harding outpointed Joe Todd 100 to 95 at the Brunswick Club pool tourney. Matty Baldwin stopped Jack Ryan in seven rounds at Lavigne's Hall Hull.
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Strikes and Spares at Palace Alleys in Washington Bowling Scene
A fragmented bowling column notes mixed fortunes at Palace Alleys with references to Charley Whitehead and several local players. Washington bowlers prepare for St Louis and Atlantic City tournaments while a reader seeks an anchor position on a college team.
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Missouri Lad Wins Rough New Orleans Handicap Derby
One of the week’s feature races at New Orleans saw Missouri Lad, owned by Fred Cook and ridden by Nicol, prevail by a neck after a hard drive on a fast track under sunny skies. Cora Price edged Sycamore in a close three-year-olds mile race, while Cobmosa faded to Bazil in the seven furlongs. Evie Green and Planute won their races clearly as the card yielded several upsets and tight finishes.
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Grosgrain Wins Declared Nose Ahead at Oaklawn
Public betting at Oaklawn Park, Hot Springs, Ark, produced a nose victory for Grosgrain in the sixth race a one mile seven furlong event. The day featured favorable weather and a good track with multiple horses listed and times posted for each of six races.
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Ark
Oaklawn
Manchester
Butler
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Shirling
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D. Austin
Orda
Lady Baldur
Leota
Aubuchon
Alling Cummings
Bedigo
Chieftain
Falkland
Minnie Johnson
Dr. McCarty
Bonebrake
Miss Bertha
Viperine
Giander
Ruatling Sik
Austin
Secon Shenandoah
Merimbo
J. Murphy
Inygsian
Skyward
Manders
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Shreve
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Tim
Williams' colors lead at Oakland in multiple races
In San Francisco the Williams stable showed strong form at Oakland with Huerfano winning the second race and Byronerdale taking the mile and a quarter. The program included six races with winners Calla, Huerfano, Princess Wheeler, Byronerdale, Salable, and Tocolaw, featuring notable placements for Bogum, Duke of Orleans, Jake Moose, and Nine Spot among others.
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Bogum
Byronerdale
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Calla
Wiillama
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Don Dome Wins Handicapped Feature at Ascot Park
Unequal weather drew a large Ascot Park crowd for a Friday program led by the feature fourth race 31X furlongs won by Don Dome with jockey Preston riding three winners. Early races highlighted Mary Glenn and Cadichon among others with close finishes and odds listed.
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Cadichon
deDantel
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Racing Names From Hazy Meet At Preston Park
Fragmentary OCR notes list multiple horse names and times from a Preston track event with unclear order. The garbled text mentions runners such as Gionmini Esiario and Beautiful ana Beat, alongside fractions like 1:16 and 1:18, but lacks coherent results or context.
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Reinstated Bookmaker Sam Yost Tied to Turf Bribery Scandal
Officials at City Park reinstate bookmaker Sam Yost who was ruled off the turf last winter for alleged bribery attempts involving Jockey For See ate ee. Salem New Hampshire track shut down after tax collection failures and lack of trade, with $200 in taxes unpaid. Jockey Miller faces renewed penalties for betting irregularities, reflecting ongoing reform questions.
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Emphasis on spring athletics at Emerson Institute
Emerson Institute will take an active part in athletics this spring. Already men have been selected for the track and basketball teams, as a call for the candidates of the baseball team will be made in a few days. Manager Easterday yesterday announced the baseball schedule for the coming season with games against several city high schools and Virginia preparatory schools. A trip to Baltimore and possibly farther north is planned.
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Futurity at Sheepshead Bay Has Five Eligibles
The Futurity to be run at Sheepshead Bay in 1909 has five eligibles after entries closed January 2. Leading nominators include August Belmont, James B. Haggin, Perry Belmont, H. B. Duryea, and many others. Haggin provided the most nominations with sires such as Watercress and Kinley Mack among those listed. Manager Patrick Donovan of the Brooklyns projects improved play but avoids predicting final standings in the National League race.
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J. E. Madden
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Baltimore
Motor race at Miami regatta features Dixie time trial
The 21 mile five lap motor boat race at Miami regatta drew four boats: the Mera Simplex FX Swallow and the Dixie scratch boat. Simplex IX skippered by H Brosell Jr of New York won in 2 17 38 while the Dixie made a remarkable late surge finishing within 1 46 of the winner after successive lap reductions.
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Washington School for Boys in Baltimore for Fifth Regiment games
Washington School for Boys track team under Coach Fontaine travels to Baltimore for the Fifth Regiment games tonight. Team members include Townsend Curtis Keyser and Britton with Britton entered in the 220 and 440 yard dashes, McCartney and Burke, while Jewett eyes the mile. Floweree cannot compete due to an injured leg from a fall in Richmond.
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Harris Will Ride for Brink in Cal Race Deal
Los Angeles reports that Feb 2 John Brink bought jockey Harris from R F Carman for 3000 dollars. Harris will ride horses under the name E Wayland, owned by Brink, marking a new partnership in local racing circles.
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Willies Lewis Faces Possible Title Bout After Rhode Island Win
In a fifteen round welterweight bout Melody defeats Haner. If successful Willie Lewis earns a shot at Jos Thomas the skilled middleweight. Melody knocked Lewie out in their previous meeting and is at peak form now.
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Betting on race tracks may boost attendance in Tennessee
John E. Madden of Hamburg Place, speaking from Lexington, argues that a new Tennessee law targeting bookmakers rather than races will harm gate receipts less than the loss of betting profits. He suggests converting betting into sanctioned viewing with saddling pads to attract spectators, predicting higher gates than under bookmaker control.
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Expecting a $1000 reward for tipping on Mutual Life coverup
In New York Feb 8 Washington Post reports Leco Kiesler ex Mutual Life employee told immigration officials Maurice Davies, brought to the U S in violation of the 1903 act, was employed in the foreign department. Davies, from Paris in 1905, faced deportation. Kiesler seeks $1000 reward for informing on Davies and another Mutual employee while, amid romance with Oma Verrault head of a Love Syndicate, Kiesler spent about $2000 on her.
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Death by own action in Grand Union Hotel case
New York February report details Warren Partridge Hulsey of Brooklyn killing himself in Manhattan at the Grand Union Hotel, using the name W P Gray from Denver. A note to his parents cited ill health and a hopeless battle with consumption, asking not to burden the family and predicting disgrace, with two bullets to the heart and the door locked from inside.
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Townley Brother Killed at Station Acquitted on Murder Charge
Verner Townley, who killed his brother Alfred N. Townley at the union station on August 4, 1906, was acquitted of murder today. The defense claimed self defense as Alfred allegedly drew a knife.
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M C A to Meet York Five in Strong Saturday Card
The M C A in York Pa presents a top night with the last York Five expected to provide a gilt edge basketball bout. A second game features the senior department reserves against the boys department representative team in a local association attraction.
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