Glorifier Dominates in Six Furlong Feature at New Orleans
Jockey McClure faces a future riding ban after guiding Glorifier to an effortless win in the six furlong purse. Two year olds provided the only bright spots as Pardon Jugsler won the mile handicap in a tight finish. Corrigan clashed with a track watchman in the paddock during the steeplechase, while Flying Plover and Dacre finished close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Corrigan
McClure
Pecal
Washington
New Orleans
Ity Park
Ton
Pardon Jugsler
Ywon
Crean
Honesty
Pialbard
Glorifier
Klmin Gloritier
Alne
Tad
Shane
Tod
Pun
Flying Plover
Dacre
Hervo
Tural Boy
Georgia Carl
Sam Barbers Good Race at Oakland Daily Jan 2
Oakland report recalls Sam Barber making a late surge in the second race. McIntyre guided him from the rail to draw a head ahead of Tie Rose. The program lists six furlongs in first race Boloman winning at 10 to 1, then Sam Barber at 30 to 1 in the second, with La Tose second and Marvel third. Third race purse for three furlongs featured Trane winning, and fourth race one mile saw Massa prevail.
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Oakland al
Oakland
Sam Barber
Tan
McIntyre
Tie Rose
Bet Lynch
Boloman
McLarm
St George, Jr
Pavia
Seco
Netting
Hayes
Tiina
Tractor Sherman
Sageger
Dangerous Girl
Hereamn
Whiskers
Eadlatom
Kelley
Micaela
Lady Martine Wintakes
England
Mabel Fauttaii
Gpsy
Jasna Alae Tan
Massa
iKeogal
Stanposal
Sandy
Acond
Kulleta
Lo (Lynch
Ta A
New Orleans
Airship
Viperine
Sheen
Chief Hayes
Artful Dodger
Hyperion IT
Toy Bay
Arch Oldham Na
Momentum
Haniicap
Comedienne
Mortihoy
Keater
Tlatoon
Jacobite
Cooney K
Aix
Sulver Ban
Saleaan
Uisterine
Alsatian Arisugta
Charlie Thompson
Los Angeles
Marlen Oso
Elbernardo
Giovanni Bulerlo
Paul OnMto
Helton
Allerlator
Nuns Vel
Non
Catherine Fay
Huropatkin
Sting
Fouth
Saaven
Cinnabar
Dmbar
Money Mase
Julietta
Astoria
Belle i Sink Springs
Spatia Mb
Norfolk
Troy
Don Hart
Lisbia Arida Ind
Wume WA
Master Lester
Blondy
Tay
Pepper
Adele Brooks
Ontario
Oregon
Trinta
Azuga
Grate van Ness
Paladini
Stamper
Main
Nappe Vinton
Ray Bennatt
Orlof
Treasure Seeker
Rosalai Love Klay
Wimple Horrow
Isabelita
Yiurth
Maian Casey
Sanpiper
Resne
Ramon
Col. Warwick
Td Hazewh
Standover
Alta Spa
Arcourt
Dorada
Purr
Midmont
Today's Racing Entries New Orleans and Los Angeles
Special to The Washington Port Louisville January 2. Elbert B. Addison, president of the Louisville Bowling Association, says we want Garry Herrmann for president of the A. B. GCs once again. He adds no one else will unite us and fifteen teams we enter in the Cincinnati tournament all feel that way.
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Washington
H. Louisville
Garry Herrmann
Elbert B. Addison
Louisville Bowling Association
Cincinnati
Racing Clean at Present Across New York Turf
The Jockey Club chief away from the city, officials defend racing integrity and oppose beyond track betting. Gov Hughes push for anti bookmaking seen as honest but unclear impact on lawmakers. Crickmore notes racing now clean with no official ties to bookmakers, plans to resist changing conditions. Debate on betting’s place in racing continues amid political and legal questions.
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New York
Rimes
August Belmont
Jockey Club and
Westchester Racing Association
Jockey Club
Gov. Hughes
HH. G. Crickmore
New York State
Supreme Court
Faloise Racing
Nto
Long Shots in Evidence at Santa Anita Card
Invictus upset at 16 to 1 to win the SIAth race from Big Bow as outsiders swept five races. Rose Queen won the three furlongs juvenile sprint, with several horses also running. Chippewa, Giovanni Bateno and other runners featured in the five and seven furlong events. In chess, Jacques Mieses of Leipzig won 13 of 16 games in a simultaneous exhibition in New York.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Invictus
Santa Anita
Big Bow
Tame H
Rose Queen
At & Ta
Godfather
To T
May Suiten
Tillony
Jima
Kinaha
Becorater
Costly
BOA Cnd
Kala
Rose Queen Int
Preston
Achlese
Dugan
Cleudenne
Burns
Pls
Queen Grove
Baubel
Annie Walls
Mattie Ituswell
Larerne
Hindoo
Bees Wax
Cloverioat
Chippewr
McCarthy
Whidden
Maruaga
Bradtke
Black
Veritas Vinell
Interlude
Hallie Sherfan
Lady Laughter
Prestige
Louis Fitzgibbon
Ross
Rohiling
Sheridan
EV Prt- Tueto
Cambsees
Bogum
Gentle Harry
Pay Mediao
Gold Hat
Rastus
Mosaback
Mack ‘Domino
Joseph
Ward denied reinstatement in national baseball case
Cintinuati Ohio January 2 The National Baseball Commission denied Joseph A Ward reinstatement bid He had jumped his Philadelphia club promising to play in the Tri State League He is ineligible to participate in organized baseball with any club under the national agreement except in the Tri State League
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Cintinuati
Ohio
Joseph A. Ward
National Baseball Commission
Ward
Meet to Plan Resistance to Governor on Racing Gambling
Albany and New York report that Long Pat McCarren will head a bloc to oppose any legislation abolishing gambling on race tracks as urged by Gov. Hughes. Senator Grady aids, with strong Democratic backing expected. rivals rally at Jockey Club rooms to curb track betting as Governor pushes reform.
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Washington Post
Albany
Pat
McCarren
Hughes
Grady
MclCarren
New York
Gov. Hughes
Jockey Club
Windsor Arcade
New York City
Saratoga
No matter what the season clothing stock
The store promotes a year round clothing stock kept large in volume with broad diversity of styles to satisfy every patron. It promises that any man will find what he wants from ultra fashion to conservative tastes, underscoring ample choices for all customers.
Suspicion of Fight Frame-Up After Attell Moran Draw
Within San Francisco reports, critics call Attell Moran a staged draw to harvest a bigger purse. Promoters may pair Hugo Kelly and Bill Paprke for a twenty round match at Colma, with weight and rival Ketchel potentially on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paptke
Kelly
Colma Athletic Club
Washington Post
San Francisco
Attell-Moran
Attel
Moran
Attell
Miwaukee
Hugo
Stanley Ketchell
California
Rulers Take Three Games Against Cowboys in Local Meet
The Rulers defeat the Cowboys in three games as Conrey and Cooper lead with points. Av Lord and Dunks post notable marks while Wilson and the Mechanicals add strong showings. The page highlights top scorers and team standings in a busy fitness or school league summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.G. Av. Lord
Conrey
Cooper
Wilson
Johnson Boasts Minors Says Union League Will Change Baseball
Special to The Washington Post reports President Johnson of the American League praising a national agreement and predicting major leagues will not surrender territorial rights. The piece notes the Union League's unusual player contract, 2 percent salary withheld until season end, and the signing of A S Landgraff with Reach. Al Lawson predicts more dissatisfied major leaguers will join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
American Association
Chicago
Johnson
American League
O'Brien
National
Outlaws
O’brien
National Commission
Cincinnati
Union League
Bank Im Trust
Bes
A. S&s. Landgraff
Reach
al Lawson
Elberfeld to Meet New York Officials Over Bonus Pact
Norman Elberfeld Yankees shortstop heads to New York January 2 to discuss a sliding scale contract with a $1,000 bonus for good title. He expects little chance of negotation issues, preferring the old game’s less arbitrary umpire authority over the new rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Port
New York
Norman Elberfeld
Yankees
Frank Farrell
Griffith
Farrell
Hiberfeld
Austrian walker starts Philadelphia to San Francisco trek
Benjamin Manstar an Austrian born American amateur pedestrian set out from Baltimore after leaving New York Philadelphia in 23 hours 23 minutes record. He plans an eighty day trek to Frisco crossing rough terrains with minimal gear and no baggage. He will travel via Lynchburg Danville Salisbury Charlotte Spartanburg Atlanta Montgomery Mobile New Orleans and then decide next leg. He expects to meet the President today before continuing southward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Manstar
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Washington
Baltimore
Manstar
Lynchburg
New Orleans
New York
Great American Desert
Danville
Salisbury
N. C
Charlotte
Spartansburg
Atlanta
Mont-gomery
Mobile
Krouss Starts 24 Hour Bowling Contest at Palace Alleys
Harry Krauss begins a nonstop 24 hour bowling contest at Palace alleys. By 7 am he is on his 23rd game since starting at 8:15 pm, meeting challengers like Wade Dennis ODonnell Cook DeVa Bontz Lee and Collins. He averages 17 balls per 4 games and has topped 450 balls already while promising new records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Krauss
Palace
Wade
Dennis
O'Donnell
Cook
DeVa
Bontz
Lee
Collins
Press
Echoes of the diamond and player moves in baseball
The piece notes McGrew trade talk with St. Louis over Stony McGlynn who says he may quit big league ball and seek release. It mentions Jake Stahl not for sale, Frank Delehanty’s salary suit against Cleveland, Southern League’s 15-man limit, Kitson’s move to Kansas City, Barrett’s two-year Boston deal, and Larry Doyle’s Irish origin. It also cites George W. Martin proposing a $500 to $600 pool match with William Burrs for a 600 ball contest.
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McGraw
St. Louis
Stony McGlynn
Joe McGinnity
McGlynn
Giants
Stony
Jake Stahl
Yankees
Griffith
Frank Delehanty
Cleveland
Jimmy Barrett
Boston
Larry Doyle
Tor
Emerald Isle
Caseyville
George W. Martin
William Burrs
Yost Denies Charges Over Michigan Recruitment Telegram
Detroit reports Coach Yost of the University of Michigan denies President Jordan of Stanford’s claim that Yost offered G W Gregory $1,500 to enter Michigan. Gregory’s telegram supports the denial. Jordan seeks full investigation while Yost challenges proof and defends his integrity.
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Detriot
Mich
Yost
University of Michigan
Jordan
Leland Stanford University
G. W. Gregory
California
Gregory
Detroit
Plaxotts
Seattle
Wash
Michigan
W. Gregory
W. Martin Heston
Ralph Rose
Heston
San Jose Normal
Leland Stanford
Rose
Boston Secures M Farland From White Sox
Special to The Washington Poet Boston January 2 The Boston Amers League club today secured the release of catcher Eddie McFarland from the Chicago White Sox for cash consideration McFarland is described as a good catcher but his habits have been against him He is slated to be Lou Criger s running mate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
Eddie McFarland
Chicago White Sox
McFarland
Lou Criger
Criticise Wiber's Action Splits A A U I A A Yale Controversy
Dr D E Weer, chair of the South Atlantic AAU registration committee, suspends George Washington for using two professionals against Yale on December 1, straining AAU and IAA relations. Wiber defends his ruling, says no bias, while GWU and its athletic counsel dispute AAU authority. Robbins cancels GWU game. doubleheader scheduled at the M C A with reserves and West Branch Y M C A Baltimore teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Weer
South Atlantic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
George Washington
Yale
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Wiber
James E. Sullivan
Sullivan
Phillips
Athletic
Rutherford
Philling
Robbins
Second Regiment
Biddle
George Washington Quint
The Faultless E B Made Clothing Price Reductions
The Faultless E B Made Clothing offers deep reductions on every garment. Washington's best known ready made house boasts the widest Winter Overcoat selection with fresh, stylish models and high standard quality, all priced to clear.
Suits and Values Open Eyes Wide to Surprising Prices
A bold clothing offer targets men familiar with costs and value, presenting suits and prices that aim to surprise buyers with notable savings and compelling style at a familiar retailer.
Young Men Winter Suits and Overcoats Sale Haul
Advertising copy touts Young Men New Suits and Overcoats offering fresh style for young men with a sequence of price markdowns from 12.50 to 25.00. The dealer emphasizes nonoutlandish fashion and current trends while listing escalating winter wear prices.
Suspicion in boxing as Attell Moran bout questioned
The piece questions the Attell Moran fight as a possible fix and urges a governing body to investigate suspicious bouts. It argues organized baseball needs strong oversight and critiques baseremoval disputes, while noting Brush’s legal stance and the value of baseball’s national framework. It also discusses betting’s role in racing and previews the Cincinnati bowling tournament leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ED Grillo
Attell-Moran
Attell
Moran
Englshman
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Rusty” Brown
Tarentum
Hanian
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Ont
Edward Hanian
Ayer
Ayers
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