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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1905

Page

8

Garnish Wins New Year Handicap in Surprise Ride

New Orleans December 31 Martin's well judged ride carried Garnish to a 42 half length victory in the New Year Handicap over Miss Betty with Turmasier the even money favorite fading to outrun. Bronsenac won the third race as the only winning favorite in a day of fast track and $1083 prize for the winner. Weather was good and the track fast.

New Orleans Martin Garnish Ceme H Im Miss Betty Turmasier Bronsenac Pive Feriongs Sponge Caxe Phillipa Jake Sanders Nice Serend Mr. Barnaby Ie Ho Thagelbiy David Sahl Red Ruler Bishop Poole Hussed Cauer de Leon Recreo Lionel Sver Furlungs Twemlow Laird Qubwa Romaneily Sis Blue Wonderly Yerlow Hamner Jeten Duncan Birch Rod Diamond G Jutany Frontenac Stea Wor Peseur Carimnos Jake Greenberg Wélg Davis Woothird Astarita Johngum Nervata Andrattus Kildeer Milas Aubrey W. Matin Bote von Massbetty L. Willams Ald Neo Juto Tung Furmaster Outpelie Luciun Low Cummings Laag Draper Tad Garthy Vestry Tun Aubuchon Tirst Blentenworth Atatice Tytage Irby Kennett Pompey Cnockage Dverle Iatil RA Oille Thive Uravina Woodirigg Surnmaster Sehrting Hesse McCarthy Loly Fone Mav Hanlon Daisy Green Malespring Royal Arms Marinez Marst Rae Sellrs Siudgy Charle Miller Hubbard EU Royal Arms Jack Doyle Faeviul Ugh Bradley Hoodwink Wod- la Wid Frank Rice Barca Ben Sarbhui Rudabek John Dose Lio ‘Thang Sam Stevens Homestead Huckleberry Prin Byia Truse Beverly Raburta Wellesly St. Sever Jd Vac Josette Contentious Miss Aubrey Coruscaie Telescope van Ness Hannibal Bey Mante Waledop Poole Ascot Belle Oakland San Francisco Werther Melar Bakir Even Robert Mitchell Lidl Calvalete Mcgregor Herthes Lamy Pashi Vary Pepper Belle Heed Wen Revalr Redan Queen Red Orisa Nurse Vigorese Mwa Wen Young Marlu Glenarven Petroha Dandle Balle Tue Laedaen Frank Woods Black Thorne San Luuon Homage Judge Nigrette Hogan Ora Viva Alhuja Sehlana Jan Voyege Wenrink Kent Erand Dungannan Barrack Isabeliita Barney Dreyfis Fudd Wade Scherzo HLSTH Prince Brutas Wan Sea Air Im Co 1 Silversul Albert Fir Yada Na Wnassar A Muhoday Fucurtis Sthling Florinel Ho Beenett Carter Ho Harrison Ea al Waddie Aspector Munro Dta Vulam Hulford Connestamy Renbelt Rene Georgia Black Bar Wiltrad I'N Joe W. Barr Arestallator Jief Wittman B'S Hopkins Abe Meyer aArchon Daruma Telons S.x Fosee F Snaw Ishlanu Rowena Tae Wile Rockaway Culd Averies Anapas Cart Bombardier Lela Milaryimaa Hrenaus Sal Liehtenstein Revolt Flaseur Dora Lieutenant Ail Mosse Mel Trappetter Bathdor George Howson Howson Kentucky Mollie McCarthy Ten Broeck Tom Hazleton Frank Morris Eddie Ross Chantilly France Bennett Arthur Heinricha Cuba Charley Thorpe Burns & Waterhouse Nebraska McAuliffe Australia Willie Sims New York Lester Reiff California Europe Jay Rausch Paris Johnny Woods Arizona Isaac Murphy Volante Bay District Marty Bergen Ruinart Salvater Eugene Leigh Joe Courtney Jim Long Bill Short Frank Curty Charles ‘Ballard Kid Delaney Hamilton Austria Morgan Tiny Williams Chicago Golden Lamb Boys

Hitchcock Stable Leads in Steeplechasing Year

Steeplechase on Jockey Club tracks yielded near 200000 in purses under the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association. T Hitchcock Jr led earnings with Foxhunter and Good and Plenty totaling about 351000, winning Champion Stakes at Morris Park and Grand Annual at Brookline among other top events.

Jockey Club National Steeplechase and Hunt Association T. Hitchcock, Jr Hirchcock Jr J. W. Galt Cotton Chamblet Widener Story M. J. Cavanagh H. Hayes Major Johnson G. W. Schwars Harris Lane Pfizer Page Queen City State W. F. Williams Davies M. Kerr Stone W. Beardmore Norton N. Megarges D H. Smith RW Wright

Carroll Institute Bowls in YMCA Series Rivalry Grows

The Carroll Institute Bowling League formed in October features Team A and Team B, made of institute members, with two games weekly. The first match against YMCA was played last Thursday at the former's alley, Institute winning two of the set. A return series at YMCA alleys is set for January 6 as both sides aim to earn credit. Scores show Fowle, Whitford, Beckett, Gould, Hiden, and others tallying for both teams.

Institute Carroll Institute Tenth Street House Young Men's Christian Association Fis Whitford Liz Beckett Gould Witains MtCarthy

Bowling schedules and league matchups list

Pal­ace Alleys hosts departmental league actions on Tuesday interior against G PO Wednesday treasury battles War on Thursday Agriculture versus Interior Friday Commissioners face Navy. Saturday Commerce and Labor meet Treasury with x pass. District League tests North Capitol Street versus Ilorista on Cobbert's alleys. Fat Men vs Saengerbund on Fat Men's alleys. Plate Printers League Philadelphia versus Boston and New York versus Washington. Real Estate League holds Lawyers versus Fisher & Co on Wednesday and Surveys versus Assessors on Friday. Railway League Association Alles has Monday General Office versus Eastern and Wednesday Lighting Company versus Columbia. Friday Northwestern versus Northern.

Departmental League Palace Interior G. PO Treasury War Agriculture Commissioners Navy Commerce and Labor District League North Capitol Street Ilorista Cobbert Fat Men Saengerbund Plate Printers Philadelphia Boston New York Washington Lawyers Fisher & Co Surveyors Assessors Railway League Association Alles General Office Eastern Lighting Company Columbia Northwestern Northern

Hawthorne Track Sold to Corrigan in Chicago Deal

Chicago dispatch reportsward Corrigan has gained control of Hawthorne race track after Richard Fitzgerald sold his stake to Cerrean. The shift positions Corrigan as a leading western racing figure, with potential further gains of Kansas City and Hawthorne tracks, and prompts Western Jockey Club to consider racing-date revisions for 1905.

Chicago Meward Corrigan Hawthorne Richard Fitzgerald Cerrean Ticans Western Jockey Club Corrigan New Orleans Kansas City Hawtinrue Aled Essex Park Kot Springs Ark

Jockeys and Stars of the Past in a Fast-Evolving Era

A survey of jockeys shows a brutal turnover as weights rise and careers shorten. It traces Sloan’s rise and fall, Isom’s illness and death, and the lives of riders like Skeets Martin, Billy Appleby, Eddie Ames, and Johnny Appleby. The piece notes transfers to racing abroad, switch to training, and the era’s shifting fortunes across the sport.

Isom Bob Isom Lissak Vicory Spreckley Bay District Honolulu A. B. Spreckles Jerry Chorn British Columbia Skeets Martin Ingleside England Martin Oakland Binneht Billy Appleby Appleby Old Bay Griffin Lovdal Sean Shaw Pittsburg Phils New Orleans Ames Eddie Ames California Holly India Australia Ruiz Manila Eddie Jones Belgium Sam Doggett Los Angeles Stanton Willie Martin Trucks Racing Western Donkey Club Cash Sloan Paris Monnce Sath Chevalier Joe Piggott Russia

Wrestler Impersonation Hits Turner Club in Washington

A Cincinnati man impersonated Eddie Barr to wrestle Joe Grant at the Turner Athletic Club event in Washington. Barr denied knowledge of the bout and the Cincinnati inquiry confirms the impersonation. Club officials expressed regret and vowed stricter checks to prevent future deceptions.

Joe Grant Turner Athletic Club Washington Light Infantry Cincinnati Eddie Barr Washington Barr Cincinnati Enquirer National Capital Turner Grant Americus Baltimore Burr Mr. Turner

Glen Echo Boxing Carnival Opens Tomorrow Night

The Maryland Musical and Dramatic Association readies a boxing carnival at Glen Echo amphitheater next Monday with four exhibitions. Tammy Lowe and Harry Lewis duel in a fifteen round bout, Kid Hagan versus Jimmy Tarlen in six rounds, plus two preliminaries featuring notable Baltimore and Washington fighters. The event promises a large crowd and lively entertainment for members and guests.

Maryland Musical and Dramatic Association Glen Heho Wushington Tammy Lowe Harry Lewis Philadelphia Kid Hagan Jimmy Tarlen Baltimore Washington Solomon

American Athletes Lead World Records Across Events

The article lists American athletes dominating standard events with multiple world records. Notables include Dofty of Georgetown at 100 yards, Tewksbury of Pennsylvania at 220 yards, Long of the New York A. C. at 440 yards, Kraenzlein at 120 yards high hurdles, Sweeney at high jump, Connor at broad jump, Dale of Stanford in pole vault, Horgan at shot put, and Flannagan at hammer throw, among others.

Georgetown University Weters New York A. C Tewksbury Pennsylvania New York A. C N. Dale Leland Stanford University Horgan Ireland Hose University of Michigan Flannagan Greater Sheridan Pastime A. C

Buffy En Route to Australia for Melbourne Race

Arthur F. Duffy the American sprinter arrived in Plymouth on December 31 and will sail on the Ortola with Alfred Shrubb to Australia for the season. His first race is set for Melbourne on February 21 as part of major sports engagements.

Melbourne Plymouth Arthur F. Duffy Ortola Alred Shrubb South London Harriers Australia Duffy

Ready for Long Run At Carroll Institute Cross Country Meet

Large group of local athletes will run about six miles Monday afternoon as Carroll Institute inaugurates its first cross country event under amateur rules for the South Atlantic Association. Notable entrants include Lorand y from Washington and University of Washington organizers with several high school and militia participants. The race starts 2 pm with a large field and prizes from M. A. Tappan, Spalding, and Schappirio. Field trials winner Senator P. dies at Bruceville.

Lotando Carroll Institute South Atlantic Association Washington Tenth Street Massachusetts Avenue Dupont Circle Circle Connecticut Avenue Columbia Road Fourteenth Street Kenyon Street Sherman Avenue Florida Avenue Tenth Treet Lorands New York Georgetown Culors Central High School Louis Connor Central High W. D. Gill Urell Rifles National Guard Vernon Gotheprove Washington Barracks Uncle Sam Upthegrove Wisconsin Henry Technical High School John Co. Rosemead de Witt Ellsworth Anthony H. Jannus George Washington Edmond J. Horgan Carroll Robey Bernard Kelly Peter Malloy W.W. Herd A. Hollander F. Kerr Institute Lorandy Hollander Der Joseph A. Heilly Peake

Reading and training contrast in Harper's and track lore

The excerpt discusses reading engagement versus passive reception, citing M Alder and Kant, advocating active reader participation and selective attention. It then shifts to indoor versus outdoor track conditioning, noting slower progress indoors, effects of air quality, padded tracks, and shoe style on distance runners.

M. Alder Harper's Magazine Kant Leonidas Hubbard, Jr

Century of Cycling Records and Champions for 1904

The National Cycling Association lists champions and records for 1904. Bobby Walthour dominates middle distance pacing while Moran claims long distance honors behind the motor. Caldwell sets mile and hour records, Kramer tops sprint scores, and Hurley shines as amateur. Moran and McLean post notable paced mile marks, with several four to six hour records and new unpaced times by Samuelson and Kramer.

Moran Walthour Caldwell Revere Hugh Meilean W. Mamuelson Salt Lake City Frank Kramer Samuelson Frank Wi Mer Madison Square Gergen W. M. Samuelson Iver Rodman Emul Agras

Pennsylvania Wins Triangular Chess League Title

Pennsylvania takes the triangular college chess league with five wins, Cornell four and a half, Rice Trophy holder. Brown finishes with two and a half points. Next tourney set for December 27, 48, 29. officers elected: Rice president, Kirkpatrick vice president, Helms secretary, Cassel manager. Also notes short game as Johnston resigns after six moves.

Corell Brown New York Pennsylvania Cornell Isaac L. Rice M. B. Kirkpatrick University of Pennsylvania Herman Helms Hartwig Cassel Johnston Mitchell

1905 Columbus Auto Exhibition Preview

For 1905, COLUMBIAS will exemplify the best that has been accomplished during the past year toward bringing the automobile nearer to perfection. Full information covering new gasoline and electric models will be sent on request.

Washington Electric Vehicle Trans. Co. in Desperate War Hours

A historical passage recounts Kearamin's forces pressed into a perilous retreat toward San Diego. Navy Lieut. Beale endures hardship on a long march toward Washington while Carson matters loom. The tale weaves through 1847 campaigns and a later vivid reflection on Mark Twain and Huck Finn in a nearby scene.

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