Bertha E Wins Stake at Crescent City Jockey Club
New Orleans racing summary notes Bertha E. wins the second special for two year olds at Crescent City Jockey Club with jockey Jack Philips aboard the filly, defeating Werlbest as a heavy favorite. Track conditions heavy. Bertha E. earns $1,070 for the win amid a crowded program at the New Orleans track.
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New Orleans
Jack Philips
Crescent City Jockey Club
Bertha E
Werlbest
Bertha BE
Rankin
Brunswick
W. Robbins
Flora Levy
Baird
Flying Charcoal
J. McIntyre
Beile Barnard
Hakim
Haggerty
Anti-trust
Bountiful
Heritage
Nandaora
Bean
Senor
Bannock Belle
Hennessy
Simplicity
Shaver
Econd
Clique
Murphy
Jmne
Margy Gaffney
Dixie Andrews
Halcyon Days
Josie
Truthful Hunter
McIntyre
Barkermore
T Meade
Lady Free Knight
J Hennessy
Worthington
Emma A. M
Lord of the Valley
Whorler
Fannette
H. Philips
Inspector Girl
Seder
Anodyne
A. Brennan
Verl- Dest
Mosaic
Gracious
Rtce
Plautus
Haird
Lee King
C. Howell
Goldaga
Bourke Cochran
Tambourine II
Aubuchon
Julia Junkin
Batra
Gorda
J. Hennessy
Bride
Miss Aubrey
Belleir
Breaker
Deck
Melita
Lady Patricia
Today's Racing Entries at Crescent City Track
Race by race the card lists numerous entries with weights from 46 to 129 for six furlongs marshalling fields at Crescent City Park and Panama Park across six programs including Thoroughbreds in mile sprints and handicaps with names such as Ski, Rondelet, Dixie Lad, Martha Cella, Rankin, Tom Mankins, Tulare IT, Grenore, Togo, Fish book, Fish book, Togo, and many more. The lengthy listing notes odds or prices beside each horse and the order of races including first to sixth with distances ranging from six furlongs to one mile plus.
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Panama
New Orleans
Jockey Club
Lady Tarascon
Newman
Prince Glenn
Foy
Reuben
Nicall
Dirk Brows
Irma Brown
Sam Howard
Sid Siver
Young
Miss Gouli
Jost
Springbrook
McCarthy
Tims
Cincinnati Anquirer
Adleigh
Bomerack
Exd
Vaskill
la Grecque
G. Perry
Nellis Rod
Lady Atao
Precious G
Abumada
Norwood Ohio
D. Austin
Mary Worth
Romanetl
Mrs. Bob
Odnor
Ernest Perham
Benson Caldwell
Toscan
Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn
Summarie
Joe Goos
Wild Irishman
Ingolthuft
Tod
Juvenal Maxim
Little Wally
Major Daniels
Maggie Lieber
Dr. Gardnar
C. @. Parke
Calabash
Walter Douglas
Ben Norwood
Charlstan
George Shell
Walter Schifin
Bill Curtis
Gua Heldorn
Procerds
Falkland
Jack Young
Black Art
Massa
Even
Sliverskin
Whirlpool
Ralph Delmore
Delusion
Fergus
Little Buttercup
Balmat V
Sage
Agnato
Quinn Brady
Letty D
Donora
Lavenia True
Kingraine
Aunte Chapman
Ete Noir
Dromio
Leone
Priority
Moabina
Ananias
Horizon
Oakland
San Francisco
Match
Fermoy
Ruby
Meringue
Ethel Barrymore
Touch One
Mizpah
Julia South
Onendulum
Norline
Princess Wheeler
Nika «Luoyan
Bab
Educate
Adirondak
Plount
Lady Kent
Inspector Munro
Prestano
Jack Little
Honiton
Nigrette
San Nicholas
Bragg
W. R. Condon
Circus
Mindanao
Ebony
Hugh McGowan
Meistersinger
Byrondale
Whoa Bil
Major Tenny
Yada
Fisherboy
Truewing
Crescent City
Maldena
Rondelet
Benneck
Belle
Queen Esther
Signal Light
Roderick Dbu
Barker
Bille Wake
Yorkshire
Lionel
Hershman
Gladiator
Shock
Falent
Dixie Lad
Merry Acrobet
Hello
Milford
Hymettus
Harry New
Katie Powers
Jake Sanders
Bellindian
Gid Stone
Panama Park
Tulare IT
Mercado
Bodul
Willie Newcomb
Robert J
Kleberg
Dr. Kier
Moderator
the Schwitzer
Duelist
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Flamboyant
Lacherone
Maud Moser
Orderly
Biw Knight
Miz_ grenmast
Princess Etheling
Mallvert
Morris Volmer
Pirate
el Ghor
Chancy
Bishop Poole
Basil
Viona
Gisbock
Ram~poost
Justice
Seattle
Dixie
Omealca
Bar le Duc
Jordan
Dangerous Girl
Bellona
I'm
Joe
Busy Bee
Petaluma
Miss Berg
April
Pride
Mazapar
Grenore
Glen Gene
Prince Magnet
Miller's Daughter
Duet
Edrodun
Alone
My Order
Mr. Dingle
Monia
Theodore L
Gaucho
Mordenta
San Luton
Clausus
Betle Reed
Sol Lichtenstein
Telephone
el Pilato
Tagradot
Captain Fersee
Double Six
Sad Sam
Sacredus
Romaine
Lella
Fonensta
Joe Gall
Rockaway
Cloverland
Vaterano
Flaunt
Divina
North Maid
Yeoman
Comic Opera
Ingrate
Miss Gunn
Prinzessin
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Tete Noir
Prancreatis
Col. Preston
Applaud
Dromtv
von Ketel
Dr. Nash
Pittsburg Phil’s Estate Granted to Family Kin in NY and PA
Letters of administration were granted on the estate of George FE. Smith known in racing circles as Pittsburg Phil to his mother Elizabeth Downing of Allegheny County and to Walter Keyes. The decedent left about 1,000,000 in personal property and 35 dollars in real estate in this state. Heirs named include his mother, his brother William C. Smith of this city, his nephew James McCulli of New York, and his niece Eleanor A. Imaging in Pennsylvania.
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New York
George FE. Smith
Pittsburg
Phil
Elizabeth Downing
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Walter Keyes
William C. Smith
James McCulli
Eleanor A. Iwing
Pennsylvani
Death by own action shocks New England racing circles
Charles M. Phillips, a well known judge of light harness racing across New England, died by his own hand in his Revere House apartment in Boston. N. M. Hallett, his brother in law, identified the body and said financial troubles had driven him to mental derangement. Phillips, aged 49, was a Waterville, Maine native.
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New England
Boston
Mass
Charles M. Phillips
Revere House
N. M. Hallett
Phillips
Waterville
Racquet National Amateur Semis Set at New York Club
Four players remain in the New York Racquet and Tennis Club event as semi finals are slated for tomorrow. Clarke faces Shaw while Waterbury meets Scott, with Pettit and Boakes in the professional match. Scott defeated Whitney in a five setter and Clarke beat Bonds in four.
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New York
Hugh Scott
Quincy A. Shaw, Jr
Boston
L. Waterbury
C. Clarke, Jr
Clarke
Shaw
Waterbury
Scott
Tom Pettit
H. Boakes
Chicago
Payne Whitney
Charles & Bonds
J. J. Blair
Quincy A. Shaw
M. L. Barger
Washington team ponders new name replacing Senators
The Macon Telegraph notes Washington baseball club may drop the Senators label if a suitable alternative is found jokingly asking to be called the Defendants. In Oxford England Young wins three events at Oriel College including long jump high jump and hurdles. A cold cure ad promises money back with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tebleta.
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Macon Telegraph
Washington
Senators
Oxford
England
Young
South Dakota
Oriel College
W. Grove
Washington Club seeks Mullen Hayden after minor league shift
Washington baseball operations head travels to New York to press for two Chicago players Hayden and Mullen as the American League preps its season. Fultz retires to practice law, leaving Highlanders with Waning but still strong outfield options and adjustments by Manager Griffith.
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Washington
Metropolia
Mullen
Hayden
Fultz
Benjamin C. Minor
Washington Baseball Club
New York
Breslin
Johnson
Pulliam
National League
Association
Minor
Heyden
Chicago
Comiskey
White Sox
Senators
Manager Seeks Waivers for Providence Club Services
Pointed manager of the Idelice club in the Hastert League, Mc Graw says he has ended the details with the Providence club owners and only needs waivers from National League clubs. Tom Day retires as Providence manager, Patsy Donovan was once named a possible successor but nothing materialized.
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Iderice
McGraw
Providence Ilub
Tomj Day
Providence
Patsy Donovan
Daly
Eaton to Run Here at Georgetown Indoor Meet
Williams College record breaker Eaton will join Georgetown’s indoor meet lineup in February. He headlines a star field including Seitz Hahn Walsh Torrey and Dear in a 50 yard dash and two yard handicap with Capt. Charles McCarthy of Georgetown also competing. The Arundel Boat Club cannot attend two of its relay crew due to pneumonia. Dumbarton Club will substitute with Dr Samuel Owens. Ralph Rose the champion shot putter and hammer thrower is listed among expected entrants as entries close but are held until mail entries arrive.
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Georgetown
Georgetown University
Eaton
Seitz
Hahn
Walsh
Torrey
Dear
Charles McCarthy
Boston
Arundel Boat Club
Baltimore
Potomac Boat Club
Dumbarton Club
Samuel Owens
Potomacs
Brown Prep
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Tepay
Ralph Rose
Graham
Taylor Cleared of Game Throwing Charge in St Louis Case
New York Feb 16 Pitcher Jack Taylor of the St Louis National League club was cleared of a game throwing charge from the St Louis Pittsburgh game last July. He was fined 300 for violating his contract and barred from playing until paid. Also discussed were higher drafting prices for players from new minor league class and post season rules for a seven game series between the league champions.
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New York
Jack Taylor
National League Baseball Club
Association
Pittsburg
St Louis
League
National Board
The
National Association
George Tebeau
Louisville American Association
R. H. Murnane
Boston
New England League
Howard Griffithe
Jersey City Club
Wham Kavanaugh
Little Rock
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati
National Commission
Pulliam
Johnson
Parker Loses to Joe Grant in Washington Armory bout
In Crockton Massachusetts Harvey Parker loses twice to Joe Grant in a wrestling exhibition before over 1000 fans at the Washington Light Infantry Armory. Grant wins both falls with scissors and half nelson in about 22 minutes and 21 minutes, Parker fading in each bout and voluntarily conceding the second.
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Harvey Parker
Crockton
Joe Grant
Washington Light Infantry
Grant
Parker
Massachusetts Gladiator
Joe
New York Dog Show Awards Highlight Elite Winners
New York dog show at Madison Square Garden drew a large crowd for prize distributions. J Pierpont Morgan won top collie prize with Parbold Purity. Middlesex Hunt claimed brace class and second in team with hounds. Valley Farm Kennels led in Russian wolfhounds. Frohman Dillingham won best English sheep dog for Styifsa Boy. various cups and medals awarded to breeders and exhibitors including a foreign entrant from Liverpool.
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Charles Frohman
Middlesex Hunt
New York
Madison Square Garden
J. Pierpont Morgan
J. F. Morgan
Valley Farm Kennels
C. B. Dillingham
W. K. Vanderbilt
Willowmere Farm
Acmes defeat Saengers in district league bowling
Saengerbund teams fall twice to the Acmes on Palace alleys in district play. Allison led Commerce and Labor with 214, Cox 240 for the Acmes, and Rodrick blasted 271 in a Royal Arcanum display as Kismet Council and others posted strong two game sets. Post and Eastern teams split while G P O and Government Printing Office battled in departmental and real estate leagues.
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Acmes
Allison
Campbell
Aecmes
Saengers
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Printing Office Boys
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Fitzwilliams
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March
Railway Relief Asformation
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Isa Atkins
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Potala
Ieeeee Eee
Renee T Commerce and Labor
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van Buren
O'Donnell McGinley
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Hollander
Bellinger
Toiaib
Harlow
Willems
Ludwig
Hoffmann
U Apsessor
E. Eirst
Dodson
Ferguson
Grissett
Wynkoop
Crosby
Northeastern
Skinner
Herndon
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