Episcopal High Relay at Richmond Indoor Meet
Alexandria Va February 9 Episcopal High School fields a relay team for the Richmond indoor meet led by F W Daniel Howell Latane W H Taylor and P H Goodwyn. Latane and Daniel also helped last May on the school’s successful Episcopal meet relay. additional contenders include H Bowen R Blackford A M Blackford R Taylor Carrington Doubleday Pendleton Buswell Burke McDonald and R W Wood aiming for meets in Washington under Georgetown University and District high schools late February into March.
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Alexandria
Richmond
Episcopal Figh
Ache Tearn
F. W. Daniel
Howell
Latane
W. H. Taylor
P. H. Goodwyn
Daniel
Washington
Georgetown University
H. Bowen
R. 4
Blackford
A. M. Blackford
R. ‘Taylo Carrington
Doubleday
Pendleton
Buswell
Burke
McDonald
R. W. Wood
Washington likely to send four teams to Louisville nationals
George T. Cox, president of the City Bowling Association, announced Washington will probably be represented by four five man teams at the national tournament in Louisville during the week of March 17. Clubs expected to travel include the Saengerbunds and Jolly Fat Men from the District League and the Interiors and Bureaus from the Departmental League. In addition to five man events, teams will split into doubles and singles. A February 17 city association meeting will finalize entries for Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George T. Cox
City Bowling Association
Louisville
Saengerbunds
Jolly Fat Men
Dead Heat in Fifth as Backers Lose Day at Fair Grounds
New Orleans February 9 Stoner Hill and Usury dead heated in the fifth race at the fair grounds while all other races saw favorites beaten. Lady Navarre won the sprint handicap. Cousin Kate weakened badly. Ben Lear led in the third, with heavy track conditions and clear weather.
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Fair Grounds
Lady Navarre
Cousin Kate
Ben Lear
New Orleans
Stoner Hill
Usury
Wair Grounds
Arsenal
Bonebrake
Kuverite
Moderator
Balmer V
Qogentz
Wstepletz
Mordeliz
Sea Voyage
the Pialos
Baywood
Dave Sommers
Salvisa
Helen Lucas
King Leopold
Jara@iniere
Baleshed
Quien Sabe
Buster Jones
Pink Princess
Dorothy M
Biter Aare
Farge
Whorler
Odd Elia
Finsticker
Fancy Dress
Bishop Weed
Matt Gentry
Safeguard
Trigg Morse
Deustemps
James Reddick
Mary Primm
Port Worth
Kate
Pity
Houghty
DeMore
Peter Nathenten
Avromaster
Athena
Hickory Corners
Maggie Dorien
Goo Goo
Cashier
Harry New
Blue Grass Girl Leads City Park Race Day Upsets
In New Orleans City Park racing Adesso Garnish and Double headlined victories across five events. Blue Grass Girl bolted in the steeplechase, while Double dominated the main sprint. Wins included Adesso in the third race and Garnish in the fifth, with Python and Tarp also scoring in their respective races.
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City Park
New Orleans
Adesso
Garnish
Double
Blue Grass Girl
Wickford
Honeywell
Burnelette
Lady Mistake
Miss Shylock
Esterne
Meliptic
Marimbo
Evelyn J
Golden Glow
Oak Grove
Python
Redman
Flying Rain Cloud
Tima
HL M. P
Wild Bangs
Cofcleve
Blue Grase Girl
Adessa
Merlingo
Suzanne Rocamora
Father Talent
Jack Adams
Mattie H
Skyward
Tarp
Belden
Bon Mot
Jube
Foreigner
Little Elkin
Chief Waves
Precious Stone
Censor
Koickerbocker
Wilkey
Woodlaw
Doerskin
Little Red
Planet
Digby Bell
Brown Wall
Gentian
He@ Ruby
Oakland Race Day Upset Fades Lily Golding to Third
At Oakland Lily Golding led by eight lengths in the fourth race but faded to finish third as Jackful, at 1 to 1, surged to win. Pastose placed second. Weather was fine and track fast. Races included six furlongs won by Lem Teed with Mimo second and Follow Me third. Adirondack won the one mile with Homestead second. Dusty Miller took another dash, and Jackful topped Milé and fifty yards.
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San Francisco
Lily Golding
Oakland
Jackful
Pastose
Lem Teed
Mimo
Follow Me
Golden Sunrise
Mogregar
Dundreary
Shady Lad
Glenbrier
Bonnie Reg
Estelle J
Dolly Vardee
Sir Christopher
Adirondack
Homestead
Vigoroso
Canejo
Lelia Tll
Hogarth
Leone
Play Ball
Tizon
Duke of Richelle
South Side
Facts
Dusty Miller
Major Tenny
el Chihuahua
Birdie P
Sterling Towers
Flaust
Ethel Abbott
Crigil
Glenrice
Instrument
Lady Kent
Fastoso
Pronta
Harber
Exherin
Lone Wolf
Misty’s Pride
Str Brillar
Military Man
Whoa Bill Disqualified After Ascot First Race Debacle
Los Angeles February 9 Whoa Bill finished first in the first race at Ascot at 20 to 1 but was disqualified for fouling Line of Life the favorite. Line of Life was placed first and Whoa Bill last. The winner collected $900 above the entered price and the owner retained the prize. The day’s two favorites were Line of Life and Red Tape. Other races listed results and times with multiple runners. A Kentucky bill proposal seeks to limit racing to forty days per calendar year with heavy fines for violations.
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Ascot
Los Angeles
Whoa Bill
Line of Life
Conde
Huapsla
Ambitions
My Surprise
Hagerdon
Lady Huron
Major
Miss Affable
Chief Alpha
Whoa BH
Wach
Red Tape
Water Wagon
Athene
Avonellus
Rubinon
Silent Jean
Stranger
Jack Hennessy
Veritas Vhit
Pleasant Days
Mobur
Elevation
Ninnasquaw
Ghickades
Cheripe
Josie Wheeler
Josie's
Jewel
Fille d'Or
Courant
Nd Parvo
Potrero Grande
Grocassi
Cabla
Sumrey
Hippocrates
Marpessa
Sais
Foncasta
Henchmen
Mabel Hollander
Tom Gilroy
Alonzo
Barry Flower
Arcadia Belle
Stella
Dainty Maudie
Ponemah
Tavannes
Shumiss
Frankfort
Russell
Todd County
Kentucky House of Representatives
Will Run Well Today at Fair Grounds Card
Readable entries list horses and participants at Fair Grounds including Marvel P Lady Henrietts Faul Clifford Zick Abrams Glad Pirate Fast lal Canyon Bonnie Prince Charley Harry Scott Colonel White Lieber Joe Lesser Phil Finch Footlights Favorite Los Angeleno Benora Chauncey Olcott Bouvier Chub Katie Powers Decoration City Park Hymettus Del Carina Harpoon John E Owens New Amsterdam Poorlande Girard Goldie Gauze Harry Stephens Rosemond Drexel Beilindian Coruscate Corrigan en Te Oro Viva Lieber Gore Fox Hunting Fonsoluca Huzzah Red Ruler Oakland Pimkin Nappa Lassen Water Cure Chihuahua Cerro Santo Legal Porn Avonalis Governor Davis Ginnete Jake Sardere Hammeraway E M Brattain Sad Sam Soundly Wexford Lady Goodrich Massa Ascot Dixelie El n King Gongolus The Huguenst Biisaful Lucian Roycroft Marshal Ney Workman Horace B Ray Egan Hoot Man Charle Hedrick Charley Masede Valencia Confessor G P McNear.
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Fair Grounds
Marvel P
Lady Henrietts
Faul Clifford
Zick Abrams
Glad Pirate
Fast Lal
Canyon
Bonnie Prince Charley
Harry Scott
Colonel White
Lieber
Joe Lesser
Phil Finch
Footlights
Los Angeleno
Benora
Chauncey Olcott
Bouvier
Chub
Katie Powers
Decoration
City Park
Hymettus
del Carina
John E. Owens
New Amsterdam
Poorlande
Girard
Goldie
Gauze
Harry Stephens
Rosemond
Drexel
Beilindian
Coruscate
Corrigan En ‘Te Oro Viva
Lieber Gore
Fox Hunting
Fonsoluca
Huzzah
Red Ruler
Oakland
Pimkin
Nappa
Lassen
Water Cure
Chihuahua
Cerro Santo
Avonalis
Governor Davis
Ginnete
Jake Sardere
Hammeraway
E. M. Brattain
Sad Sam
Soundly
Wexford
Lady Goodrich
Massa
Ascot
Dixelie
el €N King
Gongolus
the Huguenst
Biisaful
Lucian Roycroft
Marshal Ney
Workman
Horace B
Ray Egan
Hoot Man
Charle Hedrick
Charley
Masede
Valencia
Confessor
G. P. McNear
New Orleans
Pretty Nellie
Walter Schiffer
Tenny Burp
Gay Adelaide
Lady Henrietta
van Hope
Petul Clifford
Dottuda
Glen Gallant
May Witmere
Black Lock
Our Own
My Son
Regal Lady
Fast Mall
Retlaw
Sincerity Belle
Shenandoah
Weigewood
Easterling
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Macy, Jr
Holloay
King Cole
Tristan Shandy
Shelly
Cottage Maid
Saul
Brilliant
Bishop Weed
Brookston
Lemon Girl
Charley Paine
Mel Sites
Dorte
Baker
Derry Santo
Hi Chihuahua
Glenarven
Bountiful
Mountebank
Miller
Cloche q@Or
Standard
Watercure
Governor Davla
J. K
Tavora
Avondlis
Arodon and
Rumor
Mies
Granialla
Pepper
Deutschland
Jake Sanders
Corn Blossom
Rey del Mundo
Haven Run
Chieftain
Duelist
Sad Bam
Young Pilgrim
Eainborough
Miss Hunter
Zara
Eckersall
Gateway
Sir Brillar
Theo Case
Clyde
the Mighty
Christine
Racing entries from New Orleans and Ascot tracks
A detailed list of racing entries across multiple races at New Orleans Fair Grounds City Park and Ascot venues. Entries include horse names with assigned weights or odds, trainer and jockey notations, and race specifics such as distance and stakes for each event. The long card covers six to seven races per track with varied distances and handicaps.
Interclub Pool Tourney Set Between University and Dumbarton
An interclub pool contest between University and Dumbarton clubs is planned at University Club on February 13. Teams feature L W Glaze Brook, M Hutchinson, C G Allen, H V Tulloch, J A Tanner, A Winter, H Allen, W K Pilling for the University and Garden C Stuart, Robert S Beale, J Orville Ecker, Leonard I Wicholson Jr, George D Ramsay, Leroy Palmer, R E L Yellett, John Ecker for Dumbarton. The match uses 80 balls with each player shooting 50. a return match will be held at Dumbarton.
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University
Dumbarton
Tussbiry
L. W. Glaze Brook
Mahlon Hutchinson
Charles G Allen
H. V. Tulloch
J. A. Tanner
Alpheus Winter
Harry Allen
W. K. Pilling
Dumparton Club
Garden C. Stuart
Robert S. Beale
Messia
J. Orville Ecker
Leonard I. Wicholson
George D. Ramsay
Leroy Palmer
R. E. L. Yellett
John Ecker
Dumbarton Club
Dr Miles Heart Cure Ad Sold on Weak Hearts
An old advertisement promises Dr Miles New Heart Cure can treat heart failure symptoms such as shortness of breath palpitations and chest pain. It includes a testimonial from Fohn K Todd Uniopolis Ohio stating six bottles cured him and offers a money back guarantee.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
Fohn &K. Todd
FP. M
Uniopolis
Richmond Track Meet Looms With 150 Athletes Entered
Washington entrants form a strong list for the Souths indoor meet in Richmond on February 9. Virginia Polytechnic, Virginia University, Georgetown, and George Washington field top teams with Richmond College and William and Mary in a tight relay race. Fifteen local athletes travel with Baltimore and Alexandria squads. Western High School after missing a foe.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Virginia
Maryland
Washington
South
Virginia Polytechnic
Virginia University
Georgetown
Chorge Washington
Virginia Lads
Richmond College
Wiliam and Mary
Woodberry Forest Episcopal Flight School
Georgetown Prep
Baltimore
Alexandria
Western High School
Dr. Reilly
Blandin and Tirpey
Bard, Britton
Johnson
Washington School
Sullivan
Stapler
Columbia Athletic Club
Staples
Columbia Aithletic Clu
W. Orme
Columbia Athilelic Club
Lorands
George Washington
Spalding
Watson and Conner
Maher
O Gorthan
Sterrett
Kelly
Mudd
Montgomery
Columbia Athletes Triumph Over Epiphany Chapel
At Epiphany gymnasium the Columbia Athletic Club beat Epiphany Chapel 36 to 0. Saunders led the winners with seven goals, while McQueen led Epiphany with two. The lineup lists White Orme at right forward and Mueller center among others, with Gosis-White and Loughran referenced in back positions and referee Mr Ross.
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Epiphany
Columbia Athletic Club
Epiphany Chapel Quint
H. Saunders
McQueen
White
Orme
Saunders
Mueller
Loughran
Gosis—White
Carrolls and Y M C A Crack Top City Teams Clash
At the Y M C A gymnasium tonight Carroll Institute and association teams meet in a likely top league game. Kickoff is at 8 40 p m with a probable lineup featuring Williams Woodhead Barker and Jonaitis. Iowa students debate football rules and schedule changes for a six game season ending the Saturday before Thanksgiving.
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Association Gymnasium
Association
Carroll Institute
Carroll
Williams
Woodhead
Barker
Jona Ity
Iowa
Ren
Senate of the
University of Iowa
Tyrrell Phillips bout at Washington Barracks tonight
Local boy Harvey Tyrrell and Gwen Phillips duel in a finish wrestling match at the Washington Barracks with Tyrrell seeking to extend a return to form after illness and a prior clash with Rob Roy Mackey. Phillips, a young soldier coached by Sergeant Arthur Spencer, aims to prove faster and more enduring.
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Washington Barracks
Harvey Tyrrell
Gwen Phillips
Phillips
Rob Roy Mackey
Tyrrell
Concordia Hatch
Mackey
Arthur Spencer
Oxnard Dinner Stake and Washington Racing Fixtures
Subscriptions for the Oxnard Dinner Stake were capped at fifteen with a draw naming successful entrants. The race offers 25 entrants with four and a half furlongs on the old course and a $25 winner’s share plus $1,000 added by the Washington Jockey Club. The program includes the Washington Nursery Stake, Jesse Brown Cup, several Handicaps, and multiple Steeplechases with substantial added money, culminating in eighteen racing days at Benning starting March 26.
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Bennings
Oxnard
Henry Harrison
Robert Neville
Wellbourne
Neville
Metropolitanlab
Perry Belmont
Columbia Stable
IL Rozier
Horace Wicott
Jockey Club
New York
Washington Jockey Club
Washington Nursery
District of Columbia
Virginia
Maryland
Chevy Chase Hunt
Hunta
Hunt Association
Changes in racing dates for Belmont Gravesend meetings
New York announces a split spring racing schedule by the Jockey Club. Belmont Park hosts May 10 to May 19, Westchester Racing Association runs Belmont then Gravesend May 21 to May 26, then Belmont May 28 to June 6, Gravesend June 7 to June 2. Sheepshead Bay summer meeting sets June 21 start with a 22 day season, and Brighton Beach gains six racing days from September 1.
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Benning
New Orleans
New York
Datv
Jockey Club
Belmont Park
Gravesend
Westchester Racing Association
Sheepshead Bay
Brighton Beach
Geteber 1
Ira
Coughlin Signs 1906 Team Captain Contract
Detroit Feo 9 Bill Coughlin signed his 1906 contract sent to Manager Armour in the afternoon mail. He mailed it from Scranton Pa, his hometown, after a Washington visit. He reports good health with no knee problems and will captain the 1906 squad, with a captain's allowance included in the deal.
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Detroit
Bill Coughlin
Armour
Coughlin
Scranton
Washington
Inter
Conaghiln
Roller Polo League Forming at Columbia Athletic Club
The Columbia Athletic Club plans a roller polo league as the new rink opens at Convention Hall. The club calls for candidates next week, with gym practice at Minutemen's Armory and a strong team expected from expert skaters. Schools may join later to create a city schedule. Meanwhile, Oakwood Club members depart Lynchburg for a bowling contest in Washington against the Treasury Department team.
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Columbia Athletic Club
Corvention Hall
Alrty
Minutemen's Armory
Cit
Washington
Washington Post
Lynchburg
M. If
Timwee
Fred Harper
A. R. Carrington
A. F. Quick
L H. Adams, Jr
Layman Carroll
Oakwood Club
Treasury Department
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