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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1907

Page

8

Fat Men Trim Garrisons in District League Contest

The District League match features a strong front line as fat men overpower Garrisons with decisive play. Tailenders ease past in a lopsided bout while Potomacs edge two sets from Lawyers in a slow, cautious clash.

Fat Men and Allies Tangle in Street League Night

Matches tonight pit Fat Men against Bank Clerks and other alley teams across Philadelphia and Boston. Garrisons thumped the Fat Men home squad in three straight, Akers led with 720, Departmental Ledger beat GPO 2 sets before a five-set rally, Mor ek won three, Potomac trailed the Lawyers in Real Estate, Bishop starred for Lawyers, Armytoans dropped two to Royals, Columba Commandery beat Onert Commandery, BLOTCS defense noted.

Garrisons Jong Fat Men Akers Bureau Lnst Sant Morek Potomac Columbia Bishop Armytoans Royals Columba Commandery Capitol

St Valentine golf tourney attracts ten in Pinehurst field

A field of ten golfers began the third annual St Valentine tournament at Pinehurst with sixteen hole divisions. Early leaders included Rev A L Lauter and R Cook from Brae Burn on 82 and 83 before withdrawing to answer calls.

Pinehurst N. C Cips A. L. Lauter R. Cook Brae Burn C. T. Crocker, Jr Alpin Club Fitchburg Harold €. Richard Princeton University C T Crocker Alpin H. C Richard David Fleming Ft. Mavat Airy Wp, Schetz Wheaton Chi«ako C L. Becker Woodland Porter Pittsburg George W. Kester Brae Ruros LD. Pierce C. N. Relves Whagyl New Rochelle Dorchester Glen Echo St Louis JD. Foot Apawamis C W. Taintor Hot Hills A P Palmer

Duchess of Montebello comes from behind to win at wire

New Orleans report covers March racing with Duchess of Montebello nosing Royal River at the five furlongs maiden division. Quinn Brady led early but Goldie-Toboggan and Elvira M. dominated several races as Jack Martin's suspension loomed over the Oaklawn trial scene.

Garner Duchess of Weelal Washington Rose New Orleans Bryan McDowell Oaklawn Hot Springs Jack Martin Royal River Duchess of Montebello Corrigan Earth Elvira M Nicol Gremse Geneva Toboggan J. Hennessy Star of Woodstock Letohatchie Florence Keli Edna Motter Bucking Boy Sellinz Hogg Enfin Lowe Skimmer Walker Flora Dear Miss Sage Kate Sperry Lady Coventry Elisabeth Hope Thani Belle Mina Maker Miriam C Lulu Goldway Heart of Hyacinth Jlee Kars J. Carroll Caronal Bulwark Consideration Knighton Williams Adela R Sister Star Prophetess Miss Mingonette Palatina Mary Buchanan Windfall Chatter Ada Rice Lamina Sylvia Brown Excuse Me Glenn Magbride Quinn Brady Seder Goldie IN Reticent Huestis Arno Pride Woodstock Vandusen St Joe the Thrall Dad Trick Minot Emergency Goldproof Fox Mead Hyestia Rusk Noel Vic Ziggler Race Street Airship Pinsticker Bazil Edith May

Favorites win four races at Oaklawn as Thistlego fails to upset

Hot Springs dispatch reports the favorites took four events at Oaklawn Park on Feb 13. Thistlego led a 20 to 1 upset in the sixth race. Worm players suffered heavy losses. Jockey Heiser sustained a slight injury in a fall. track fast and weather clear throughout.

Hot Springs Ark Oaklawn Worm Players Thistlego Heiser Dandy Dancer Shreve Oroba Englander Lady Hapsburg Skirvint Aunt Hala Faro Hasty Dancing Surray Lady Badur Ting Fang Worry Girl Manchester D Austin Bess Ward Auduchon Billy Bowles Financier and Purpose Ben Strong Cherry Autumn Flower F Butler Ross Hart Skirvin Storm Sir Vagrant Nancy Doc Kyte Tom Morgan Baker Paul Glendover Doctor Mack Hannibal Bey Jake Sanders Time Ajencon Ruth Nolen Lillis Turner Lady Webht Haught High Bear Belden Dearborn Florizel Peter Knight Dixie Andrews Grosgrain Kittle Platt John Garner

Oakland Fall Thoroughbred Race Ends in Tight Finish

In San Francisco at Oakland the Legistilla Handicap concluded with Edwin Gum driving St Elmwood to a nose finish ahead of Dusty Miller and three other close rivals. Earlier races spanned four furlongs to six furlongs with winners Love of Gold, Com fle, Rolla, Logistika Handicap entry Edwin Gunn, and Fire Ball among notable victors.

Edwin Gum St. Elmwood Sann Francisco Oakland Dusty Miller Willems Wurzberger Scoville Leonardsdale Horner Follie Gage Taylor Boggs Ajta Rose Comflie Titus Mentor Judge Davis Doctor Scharf Lucene Hersain Dutiful Rolla Hunter Talamund McLaughlin Yemalian Darthula Jackful Prentige Joe Ealso Edwin Gunn St Elmwood Brown Ed Sheridan Fullella Nonie Leene Sandy van Nesp nMiller Fisher Boy Gatewar Romaine Elevation Fire Ball Hector Graham Billy Hayman Hildebrand Canada Rublvine

CIGARLIGHTER WINS ELKS RACE AT ASCOT

Elks special feature at Ascot race day with Cigar lighter ridden by Koerner winning by a length. First race five furlongs with Otto Price 106 a winner and Eipatece second. Second race selling one mile four sixteenths led by dohnwtown 103, winning. J. C. Clem 10% second. Cieatygae third. Weather warm, track fast. time 1:48 for the latter.

Los Angeles Elks Ascot Cigarlighter Koerner Otto Price McDanted Eipatece Lady Kitty fTai‘bert Nica Weise King Abad Stosr Teddy Jack Conemah Grad Zalina Algo Dohnwtown Fischer J. C. Clem Brussel Cieatygae McDaniel Jotm Rubison Merlingo Woodthorpe Wee Yace George i Booker Mery Gient J Sue Prince Ching Tike Velvoir

Ilks Handicap and Racing Entries Feature Mayhem

Readable race list and entries show mixed horses' names and odds in the Ilks Handicap and multiple selling races. The sights include Tigarlighter at 4 to 1, Ed Ball and Mawereguogn, plus a long catalog of entries across seven races with various holders, trainers, and track conditions. The notes mention indoor basketball and school athletic plans, altering schedules for upcoming meets and local association events.

Wusrece Joiner Imume Lilie Ingrewood Desmages Nothing Bribery Tigarlighter Keerner Ed Ball Mawereguogn Ewin A. Angothotay Eutonte Manbey Ighrey Croix

Path of ASEs Cleared Amid Respiratory Wax Obstacle

A terse note outlines how researchers and clinicians clear barriers in respiratory treatment. The briefing highlights strategies to remove wax-like obstructions from airways, enabling clearer breathing for patients.

Post's Letter Box Sporting Note From Wagh ton Club

Notice to pensioners announced 4 supply of Janke for service pensions. Central location Mt service. Wright Notary, corner kth and EF sts nw.

Post Edcane Waghton Athletic Club Oscar A.fest Lultch Surenery Central Loceton Mt. Service BE. Wright Notary Ube Corner Kth EF Sts

Sutton May Play Abroad in Billiards Move

The Washington Pontoo reports George Auttén known as a balk line champion received an offer to go to Paris to play billiards in an academy with a $9 daily salary and a share of winnings. He would join in a six city, 3,000 point match plan starting next month, potentially delaying his April departure. Wille Hoppe, ex champion, also shows interest in Paris academies, influencing Sutton’s decision.

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New York Stars Hold Out For Large Raises

Three major leaguers Mike Donlin Hal Chase and Tim Jordan are demanding big salary increases. Donlin seeks 500 more, Chase 500, and Jordan 4000 or he will leave baseball. Giants Highlanders and Brooklyn facefits before season start with managers and presidents weighing offers and refusals.

Washington Post New York Mike Donlin Johnny McGraw Giants Hal Chase Highlanders Tim Jordan Brooklyn Donlin Chase Jordan Griffith Chicago Los Angeles Brush Ebbetts

Toronto's New Spring Camp Plans Work at Cumberland Md

Joe Kelley new Toronto manager will train the Toronto team at Cumberland Maryland with at least twenty players. He then intends a tour of the major minor leagues. Meanwhile the local association refused a Waynesburg franchise offer as debts from prior seasons are being paid off. A new association may form to take the franchise as Waynesburg exits.

Joe Kelley Cumberland Washington Post Toronto Pennsylvania Ohio Maryland Waynesburg

Echoes of the Diamond and Player Moves

Johnny Kling weighs a preferred transfer from Chicago to Cincinnati with fans seeking a seafly expert he hopes will please him. Trenton may hire Hugh Duffy as manager as Dick Harley Eddie Poole Harry Barton and Billy Higgins join, while Ned Hanlon risks on pitching staff including Mason Hitt and others. c. S. Titus, amateur single scull champion, may skip races this year though may defend his title, as New York aquatic circles hope for a Greene challenge.

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Berkshire Red Brings $825 in Kentucky Sale

Lexington Kentucky February 13 best price of the Kentucky Sales Company third day sale was Berkshire Red a three year old mare setting a mile time of 2 2014? to Otto Creel of Cardington Ohio for 825 dollars sales continue through Friday ready the Washington Post Book catalogue ee

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New Baseball Rule Shift Thought For Umpire Signals

The AL rules committee may adopt uniform umpire gestures and an electrical decision board at home plate to show balls strikes and outs. Chicago bets on this idea from Bow Hedges grounds to aid spectators, while St Louis already uses a behind catcher switch board for calls.

American League Rules Committee New York Silk” O Chicago Comiskey St. Loui S Mound City

Jabs and Counters Six Round Bouts Planned

Plans for a six round bout lineup include Jos Thomas of California facing Gaflor Burke of New York, with Amby McGarry and Wink Russell in a separate six round clash in Philadelphia. Also slated is a twenty round fight between Simm Meree and Denver Ed Martin, while Jimmy Wajeh claims the American heavyweight title prospects.

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