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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1905

Page

11

Gladiator and Song and Wine Fail as Favorites in Crescent Race

At Crescent Jockey Club track in New Orleans on February 16, Gladiator and Song and Wine were outrun and left at the post. Six races feature York Shire, Atonewall, Misa Gomez, Jake Sanders, Dapple Gold, and Charlie Thompson among winners with times and finishing orders noted. City Park improving track conditions.

New Orleans Gladiator Lionel Rondelet Roderick Chu Signal Light Hershmen Shock the Talent Billy Wake Atonewall Schilling Dixie Lad Baird Harry New EB. Rice George Vivian Hymettus Belle of Milford Semper Vivax Slgo Misa Gomez Aubuchon Charlie Dickson Martha Celia Stoval Song and Wine Hedman Kilties Jake Sanders H. Phillips Delividian J. McIntyre Old Stone W. Robbins Katie Powers Crisscross Dapple Gold Alice Commoner Parisienne Lee Rathlong Tom Mankins Royal Whitewood Conundrum Quontz Chambrie Jerry Hunt Southampton Charlie Thompson Frank Rice Reeman Dalesman Admetus Trojan Goldage Senora Jockey Club City Park Moderator Shea Mgrcido Schoen Flamboyant Romanelli St. Wood Badul Tulare II the Schwitzer Willie Newcomb Doctor Kier Mathis Nownany Chief Archibald D. Austin Mint Boy Traxler Doctor McCluer Carewe Irma Browns Fish Havok Ron Ogo Andergan Foy Pirate Morris Volmer Malivert Saladin Low Cut Mint Smash Chaney Oregar Brazil Viena B. Miller Justice Gisback Bishop Poole Rampooza Mil Jordan Omealea Romanell Bar le Duc Gannon Girl Dixie Scottie

Horse Race Results From A Seventies Meet

Sixth race reports Col. Preston winning at six to one over Dromio with Pancreatis place and Whirlpool among others. Earlier races note Misa Guan victorious at six furlongs with Yeoman second and Comic Opera third. Other runners include Maggie Leeber Temertty and Velacquez in the opening event.

Oakland San Francisco Mazapan Hejlona Husy Bes I’m Joe Dangerous Girl April's Pride Miss Berg Petaluma Equirum Rex Edrodun My Order Grenore Glendene Prince Magnet Tuet Miller's Aione Mordeme Mr. Dingle Cinulbar Captain Forsee Sacredus Rockaway Foncasta Flaunt Joe Gall Veterano Divina Ishlana Los Angeles Cal Ascot Mammon Bailey Dixelle Tine Palmiat Prestolus Ascetic Artiste Slangton Course M. A. Powell Smithy Mane Forerunner Rebador Henry Ach Retador Escamado Buckster Hout Patsy Brown Henry Clay Rye Chored Light Ricetall Flora Bright Postmaster Doctor Legge Oro Viva Saig Diamante Girdlestone Hig Beach Kahahan Ishtar Cargalette Grchan Ralph Heese Dorice Ben Lear Beile Dixon Crater Dollie Weithoff Chief Aloah Miss Prove Pruewood King Premise Mcgregor Maggie Leeber Temertty Nannon Mimon Velacquez Misa Guan Yeoman Comic Opera Ingrate Priority Pringessin Pete Dailey Col. Preston Dromio Wnaeh von Ketel Candie Bene Zencantan Go Lucky Balto Ragnaoak II Bily Taylor Qhablis Rorebud Hyrtie el Moro Sir Dougal Bucolic Bath Beach Pickaway Profitable Lady Bunda Brennus Goldrider Fidel Abbott Mstraza Malto Effervegeence Bard Burny Fair Lady Anna Mand Muller Langford James Estoy Lito Black Thorn Foxy Grandpa Suburban Queen Play Dall Serenity Bazzenss Maxstress Homage Glenarvon Vigeraso Box Elder Judge Andrew B. Cook Venator Rector Barney Dreyfus Qxpedent Trapsetter Budd Wade Erne Modicum Ascot Park Decimo Jim Bozeman Mary Jander Allegiance Suave Cazador Leonardo Wiliam Parrish Gene Hanlon Venecia Brookdale Vidicta Formita Almac Lockaway Massacre Kittle Rourke Springleaf Indie R Slauson Invader Tramator Confessor West Brookfield George P. McNear Pacifico Needful Erbula Invictus Iras Birdie Stone Nellis May Metlakatla Lady Ask Dora J Aust Poll Nanon Winnifreda Sweet Ditty Bellairs Jerusha Meretta Merces Montalene Jingle Palmist Exapo Aminte Lou Welson Kanark and Landseer Miss May Bowdish del Coronado Ding Dong H Pygmalion Dixele

Crescent City Race Entries Show Multiple Furlong Bets

A bustling card at Crescent City lists six furlongs second and longer races with detailed odds for Tom Mankins Echinate St Blue Stalker and others, plus multiple selling and handicap offerings. Separate notes include bi weekly gym contest results and a governor blocked prize fight in Oshkosh by Sheriff order.

Crescent City Tom Mankins Owasca Responsive Echinate St. Blue St. John Doyle Stalker Baggerly Ghats Diplomat Ortakany Felix Moz Mamie Foster Little Rose Lady Peggy Fair Reveler Liddon and Sancion Ire Rachel Ward Pawtucket Lord Tennyson Little Boy Decoration W. L. George Worthington Parnazus Caterpillar Whorler Overagain King Rose Btoff Lady Fonse Kenton Lady Free Knight Belle Barnard Ayles Goldaga Merry Acrobat Hickory Corners Barkermore Rankin Joe Lesser

Jockey Club Announces Racing Dates for 10 Tracks

New York February 16 stewards of the Jockey Club issued racing dates for multiple tracks. Aqueduct Jamaica Belmont Gravesend Sheepshead Bay Coney Island Brighton Beach Saratoga Autumn meetings run from late spring through autumn with specific date blocks and a Maryland schedule from April 19 to 29.

Jockey Club New York The Queens County Jockey Club Aqueduct Metropolitan Jockey Club Jamaica Westchester Racing Association Belmont Park Brooklyn Jockey Club Gravesend Coney Island Jockey Club Sheepshead Bay Brighton Beach Racing Association Saratoge Association Washington Jockey Club Maryland Jockey Club

Westminster Dog Show Awards Highlight Major Prizes

The Westminster Kennel Club prize of 150 dollars for best pack of English fox hounds went to Middlesex Hunt Club of South Lincoln Massachusetts. Windholme Kennels claimed the Beagle class, with multiple other victors across breeds including bulldogs Welsh terriers Irish setter and toy spaniels. August Belmont elected president of the American Kennel Club with H H Hunnewell vice president and A B P Vreenburg secretary treasurer.

Middlesex Hunt Hounds Kennel Club New York Westminster Westminster Kennel Club Middlesex Hunt Club South Lincoln Mass Windholme Kennels Islip L. I Reginald C. Vanderbilt Thomas W. Lawson Boston C. K. Halley San Francisco C. F. Benson Philadelphia M. K. Mason Northampton Capt S. B. Owne-Swarfield Ivy Depot Charles A. Gale Rutland T. F. Shreve Burlington N. J W. T. Payne Kingston Pan W. C. Eustis Leesburg American Kennel Club August Belmont H. H. Hunnewell A. B P. Vreenburg H. K. Bloodgood Great Dane Club J. B. Miller F. &. Delabry J. Fletcher Lutz Co. H. Mantles

Clare To Meet Waterbury Final Set In National Racquet Tour

New York February 18 Clarke Jr of New York defeated Shaw Jr of Boston at the New York Racquet and Tennis Club in the national amateur racquet championships semi finals. Waterbury of New York beat Scott of Boston three of five to reach the final. The final set scheduled for tomorrow features Waterbury against Clarke with set scores listed. Also reported is a Chicago team bowling record by the Bensingers for three games averaging 1,08611 3, surpassing the Empires记录. note records accepted or rejected by the American Bowling Congress.

New York G. (. Clarke, Jr I. A. Shaw, Jr Boston L. Waterbury H. Scott Clark Waterbury T. A. Shaw, Jr G. C. Clarke Tompkins Chicago Bensingers Cleveland Omaha American Bowling Congress

National League approves Washington club transfer changes

New York Feb 16 Representatives of the American League discussed the proposed world championship series rules and the Washington club ownership transfer. No opposition arose to President Pulliam’s changes and the National League playing schedule for 195 follows was reviewed amid favorable comments.

New York Pulliam Washington Bostod Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Boston Chernnutt St Louis

Bureau teams trip up rivals in departmental bowling meet

The Bureau bowling squad won two of three against Plate Printers and Delivery Boys, while War and Treasury squads split a postponed set. Helmerichs led with 631 across three games, Leimbach posted 216 for the Post Office, and Registry beat Delivery in two of three as teams prepare for Milwaukee nationals.

Bureau Miwaukee Plate Printers Post-office Boys Post Office Milwaukee Helmerichs Fettle Hardie An Flate Printers Lord Leimbach Bishop Treasury War Warriors Abs Ellott Cal. Noble Carigon de Yo Registry Pittsburg Durand Boston Monarchs Philadelphia Market House Palace Cincinnati Mey Chicago Washington Orioles St. Louie Srare Seynald Brooklyn Baltimore Bell New York Gy Burke Felmeriebs Hess St. Louis Douglass “ i Ward Bee Fittsburg Noble Meyers Carlson Carrol St. Lowis Leona Aes Allen Ausmus Jek Seltz Jed Smith Echo Burbank Wa Chatterton Twinstaugh Bradley Durand

Marshall and Janowski Tied in Chess Match

Paris February 16 The tenth game of the international chess match between Janowski of this city and Frank Jarvis of Brooklyn was won by Jarvis after eighty moves. The match now stands Marsuil 4 Janowski 2 American.

Marshall Janowski Paris J+ Janowski Frank Jarshall Brooklyn Minne Moay Marsueil

Denies Knowledge of Case Before Grand Jury

John F. Carroll appeared before the Dodge-Morse case grand jury in New York and declined to testify. His counsel said Carroll knows nothing about the matter, with no statements given to the commission during examination. Carroll was linked to workbarks by W. Moore, a contractor in the Dodge-Morse case.

John F. Carroll Dodge-Morse York John Vo Carrnll Tammany Mall Tingle Carrel W. Moore

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