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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1911

Page

22

Maher the English Riding Sensation Emerges Abroad

Danny Maher rose from a Benning track debut on Kinnikink to premier jockey status in England and worldwide. The Hartford boy built fame, faced clashes with boss William Clarke, and later earned near million-dollar wealth through riding, gifts, and savvy investments while earning praise in London Sporting Life for his merit alongside Frank Wootton and historic British jockeys.

Washington England Danny” Maher Kinnikink Benning Track Maher Fred Archer George Fordham Tom Cannon Isaac Murphy William Clarke Bannister Clarke Mr. Clarke Brighton Beach Prem Hartford Danny London Sporting Life Ted Fhez Frank Wootton America Antipodes Penne Dike Tom Gannon Mornington Cannon Loates John Osborne

Fans Send Players Wrong At Forbes Field

The harsh crowd at Pittsburg harms first basemen as groans and jeers disrupt their focus. Nealon Abstein and Flynn all crumble under criticism, mirroring Cincinnati Reds’ trend where players flourish elsewhere after leaving the team.

Pittsburg Hho Nealon Abstein Flynn Forbes Field Cincinnati Reds Mike Donlin Orval Harry Steinfeldt

Flick buys newspaper sparks bets in Boston hotel lobby

In Boston a rumor about Elmer Flick buying a paper triggers bets from Cheerful Charley Hickman and Bill Bradley. The dealer confirms Flick purchased a penny newspaper, while Bradley collects the stake after learning the morning paper cost two cents.

Elmer Flick Charley” Hickman Boston Fellows Flick Bill Bradley Bradley Hickman

Nationals face first base doubt across many clubs

Manager McAleer contests Bob Unglaub as first base candidate while Jack Nemerlott, St. Louis Detroit Chicago and Boston clubs search for a reliable regular. Detroit faces 22 rivals for Jones. Stovall, Newnam and Gaynor are among hopefuls as teams weigh fielding and bat timing, with Somersett the likely starter if chosen.

Joe Jackson McAleer Bob Unglaub Jack Nemerlott Washington New York Hal Chase Jake Stahl Boston Taylor Stahl Bradley Stah Connie Mack Jones Delahantya Rossman Ness Lister Simmons Bothrawford Moriarty Detroit Gaynor Neas

Pugilism Tales of Sparring Partners and Champions

A historical boxing piece surveys sparring partners who rarely reach top status, noting Jim Jeffries and Kid McCoy as exceptions. It recalls John L. Sullivan with Jack Ashton, Peter Jackson mentoring David John, and Fitzsimmons sparring runs with Dan Hickey and Don Riordan. Jim Corbett’s early partners Jim Daly and Tom Lansing are contrasted with Joe Butler and Jack Root ending Lansing’s title hopes.

Brent Eirele Jim Jeffries Jim Corbett Fitzsimphons Carson City Kid McCoy Tommy Ryan M McCoy Ryan McCoy-Ryan John L. Sullivan Jack Ashton John Sullivan Ashton Australia Joe Goddard Goddard Jackson Fitzsimmon Bob Dan Hickey Dani Don Riordan Pacific Slope Fitz Cornighman Syracuse N. Y Fitzsimmons Jim Daly Corbett Daly Taly Joe Butler Jim Tom Lansing Michigan Jack Root Chicago Lansing New York

Racing Entries From Monday Show Wide Field of Horses

The list details multiple race cards with extensive entries. Notable horses include Don Hamilton William Tilghman Hiram Horace Mr Andrews Kitty Fisher Lady Chilton Gorando Black Chief Eva Fanguay Polly Jee Cherokee Rose Easy Life Silverado Rudleba Virsola Flirting Nettie Carita Friend Virgin Claiborne Carvera Tony W Letman Complete Gilplan Sween Owen Sanction Annie Nelson Rose O’Neil Sauger Lord Wells New Star The Cohen Sizgay Chess Prost Elizabethan Pinta How About You Amon H Major notes include first and second races selling fields and handicap events across six races with weights and stipends listed.

Don Hamilton William Tilghman Hiram Horace Mr Andrews Teddy Bear Kitty Fisher Lady Chilton Gorando Black Chief Eva Fanguay Polly Jee Cherokee Rose Easy Life Silverado Rudleba Virsola Parkview Our Nugget Golden Castle Harmon and Alive Louis Katz T H McBride Sauiger Lord Wells New Star the Cohen Sizgay Chess Miles Carew San Gil Roto Herman Doyle Prost Elizabethan Nepakaleeta Pinta Amon H Oakland

Racing card with mixed events and weights in heavy track

The record lists multiple races for three year olds through older horses including a fourth race handicap with named horses and weights. A fifth race Grand special handicap covers men foot runners mules h ooblies and motorcycles with varied yardages. The sixth and seventh races feature age groups and distances with horses such as Fasten Star Busy Miss Oak Huda's Sister Lou Tanner Allenby Roseburg Monet Turnenat and Hibernica. Heavy track conditions noted throughout.

Percy Taylor Farlonge Red Wine Dangermark Moterlof Edda Aldrian Via Octavia Kennedy J. J. Vi, Jr Canon H. H. Selisht Aolling Star Oak- Huda Lou Tanner Allenby Roseburg I Hibernica Monet Turnenat Andy Ginter Chapdale McLeol F Hen Hoge Selting Falenda Fidshing Miss Marjoria the Monk Jude Walton Pocutaliga Stone Camel Coronel Ashmeade Merman

Juarez racing entries Mixed field of short sprints and miles

Today's Juarez races list entries for six races with horse names and fixed prices across distances from three furlongs to a mile. Notable entries include Woo Shapiro Luna Beall Zenten Twenty One Decide Royal Tea and many others with listed payouts per horse.

Juarez Woo! Shapiro Luna Beall Zenten Decide Royal Tea John Robert Erfolg Vanity Fair Periwinkle Porsonduty Corylto Laveno Ed Tracy Hannibal Bey Marcus Marcus, Fasllesting Life, 105 Each; Waldorf Belle Col Brenston Ratchet Royal Red Hussar Fred Maler Helma Cherriola Follie Levy Harrigan and Meadow Jack Furlowart Lad Sensible Hoable Prince Ma Alscus Misprison Lista Fancy Almm Boy Vesme

Cleveland plans to form Cuyahoga County Athletic Association

Cleveland sportsmen propose to form the Cuyahoga County Athletic Association to conduct athletics without gambling or professionalism. It will not join the Amateur Athletic Union, though its rules will resemble those of the AAU.

Cleveland Athletic Association Cleveland Sportsmen Cuyahoga County Athletic Association The Amateur Athletic Union

Griggs Played By Pay Not By Opportunity In St Louis

Art Griggs, recently acquired by Nap, failed to shine in the majors due to lack of position stability and limited chances. He played all three outfield spots and all infield positions while Texas league pay kept him near minor league levels, including a $1500 first year. A Texas admirer noted Griggs was performing like minor league ball despite major league status.

Harry Davis Athletics Connie Mack Davis Hyder Barr Mack Houser Compan Houser Barr Derrick McInnes Chicago St. Louis Washington Comiskey Tannehill Blackburn Jimel Donohue Jones St Louis Detroit Browns Tom Jones Tigers Griggs Art Griggs Nap Hla Jack O'Connor Texas Art

Cup Trophy Replaces Pennant For Three I League Winners

The Three I League will award a sterling silver loving cup instead of a flag at the Springfield park this season. The cup stands 12 inches high with a gold-washed bowl and an ebony base, replacing the traditional bunting. League factions split over Quincy’s admission, pitting four southern clubs favoring a franchise grant against four northern clubs opposed. The January league meeting promises to be the most strenuous in circuit history.

Springfield Tierney Quincy Central Association

New York Manages a Pitching Empire in Baseball

The article profiles Hughie Jennings as a pivotal, hands on leader of the Detroit Tigers and a major figure in American baseball management. It notes his control over scouting, salaries, and club affairs, while Connie Mack and Clark Griffith are cited among top earners and influential operators. It also discusses the national commission debates and the role of foreign trips in promoting the game.

New York Mack Jennings Pati Mark Athletics Ant Connie Hughie Baltimore Detroit Mashican Washington Tigers National Commission Lee Prescnut Fd Barrow Pat Powers Joe O'Brien American Association Orr National Association Johnson Nationalgreement Frank Bancroft Bancroft Garry Herrmann Basebal Cuba Yucatan Canal Zone Japan Philippines University of Chicago Nine Australia

Seventh McCoy Divorce Summary

The article details Kid McCoy's seventh divorce, tracing his marriages from Lotta Pichler in 1897 through a sequence of wives including Mrs Julia Dresselman, Mrs Sophia Elis, and Tadiola Arnold. It notes Elis, a wealthy widow, married McCoy in October 1905 after multiple separations and remarriages.

Kid McCoy Ueca Anna Geen Vee Lotta Pichler Charlotte Julia Dresselman McCoy Pugilist Tadiola Arnold Selby Elis

Butte Moves to Legalize Boxing Under Club Sponsorship

Montana efforts advance to legalize boxing by drafting a bill for the next legislature. The executive committee of the city council, guided by the city attorney, seeks to permit contests under regularly conducted athletic clubs with strong public support and a plan modeled on Pennsylvania law.

Montana Butte

Uhlan to Battle Wagon Records Next Season

World champion trotter Uhlan aims to run a wagon mile under two minutes next season. Owner C K G Billings, based in Brunswick, plans to ship Uhlan along with Lou Dillon and others to Brunswick for winter training. Hogan scores 18 knockouts. Jack Horan, a San Francisco two year old, shows promise.

Washington Post Cleveland Ohio Uhlan C. K. G. Billings Bingen North Randal Mr. Billings Lou Dillon Memphis Major Delmar North Randall Billings Dec Tanner Whilan Tanner Oakland Merchime Brunswick Hogan Jack Horan Nekiwcent San Francisco

Harvard Yale football shows less playing time than rowing

A Harvard Alumni Bulletin correspondent timed one 11 minute period of the Harvard Yale game to measure actual playing time. He found 3 minutes 200 seconds of motion and exertion, estimating about 15 minutes of effort in four periods, far less than rowing’s continuous, exhausting effort and far from the feel of a typical football game.

Harvard Alumni Bulletin Yale Atal Ipets Tee Hasse Andren

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