Race Track Entries Today at New Orleans
Weather clear track fast in New Orleans with multiple selling and handicap races for four year olds and upward. Entries include Uncle Ike Of taper Tip, Rooster, Jolly Tar, Master Joe, Star Anize, Birdman, Brighouse, Mockery, Louise May, Hasty Cora, Louise Travers, and Belle of the Kitchen across six to seven furlong dashes and longer events with purses and weights listed for each race.
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Uncle Ike
Fupeburg
Rooster
Clasey Curt
Jolly Tar
Lot Teeto
Manson
Great Friar
Black
Mate
Stentor
Master Joe
Jobp Lous
Mandadero
Mite Petit Bleu
Bean Spiller
Lady Innocence
Condie F
Sharper Knight
Henry Walbank
Connaught
John Graham
Bartarita
Hasel
J Nolan
Wild Bear
Ida Pinack
Augustus Hetaze
John Spobo
Kee
Orbiculation
Madelle
Mary Fmily
Ortyx
Fitzgerald
Berumdlan
Ward
Striker
Red Cloud
Rhyness
Marnik
Hex Geach
Kootenay
Loftua
Star Anize
General
Birdman
Fale
Brighouse
Kenneth
Belle of the Kitchen
Mary Blackwood
White Hye
Jess
Argument
Smiling
Sepoy
Balt Band
Jerry Jr
Bock
Hasty Cora
Lucile P
Dental
Nanteka
Bray
Manokin
Lucile P. Coupled
Nelling
Louise May
Indy Bryn
Brown Prince
Wavering
Sniffy Allen
Tiger Jim
Ben Uncas
Shadrach
Seliing
Emmily R
Tom Hentock
Margaret Meise
San Jon
Napier
Loehler
Louise Travers
Jane
Thells
Idola
Bulger
Bulgar
Cherry Seed
Edmond Adams
Duquesne
Dr Cann
Quick
Envy
Minstrel
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Parior Boy
Anavri
Skeets
Harvard Announces 1906 Football Schedule
Cambridge Mass Jan 3 Harvard's football schedule of ten games was completed today. The team will meet Bates North Carolina Massachusetts Aggies Colby Tufts Cornell Virginia Princeton Brown and Yale with the Yale game at New Haven on November 25.
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Virginia
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One Best Opportunity Sale on Suits and Overcoats
A single winter special sale offers all stocks of plain and fancy items including imports from Aquascutum. Reduced prices draw you in but the superior quality and exclusive models remain the main draw. Now priced at 29.75 and 33.75.
Sinclair sought control of Giants as market heats up
Chicago reports Harry Sinclair, Oklahoma financier, travels from St Louis to New York to discuss buying part of the wrecked New York National League club. Callahan seeks players for Chicago Nationals and Federals as Weeghman prepares Cubs sale. Tinker lists trade targets. negotiations hinge on Cubs transfer. Hal Chase clears to sign Federal League players with no restraint from Comiskey.
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Harry Sinclair
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Callahan
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Christ Lutheran Wins Sunday School Basketball Thriller
Christ Lutheran of Winnee defeated Keller 24 to 17 in a close game at the boys department of the YMCA. Keller led most of the contest before Christ Lutheran’s Moore shifted momentum with brilliant shooting, securing the late victory as Eastern Presbyterian forfeited to McKendree in the same league.
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Keller
Christ Lutheran
Eastern Presbyterian
McKendree
Moore
Young Coach Leads Winter Track At Terminal Y M C A
Winter track work has begun at the Terminal Railroad Y M C A under Brent Young former Georgetown runner. A large number of candidates are expected to join the squad and the association will likely be represented in indoor events.
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Terminal Railroad Y. M. Co. A
Brent Young
Georgetown
Powderhall Marathon Result News in Scotland
G McCrea of Scotland won the Powderhall marathon of 15 miles in 1 hour 21 minutes 65 seconds, finishing 12 yards ahead of Hansa Holmer of New York who finished second. Holmer had won in 1914 and placed third last year.
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Scotland
Powderhall
G. McCrea
Hansa Holmer
New York
Holmer
Racing results from a crowded early 20th century program
Multiple races listed with names, weights, and betting odds. Mico Girl won the first race for two-year-olds after close odds, followed by Blue Cap and Sme among others in subsequent events. Salon and Duke of Denver headlined fourth and sixth races respectively with tight finishes and varying payouts.
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Golden Bantam
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Bird
Doug
Nee al Pierce
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Icanes
Butwell
Mike Mallen
Veiga
Gloamer
Mary Jay Xinoren
Salon
Warrington
Toe Kay
Hescott
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J. Granahan
Wing
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Kr G
Joe
Plantagenet
Sir Blake
Garl
Gerrard
Richard Langdon
Toddbog
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Lynn
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Col
Andmeade
Trovato
Ward
Duke of Denver
Butwel
Orange
Hobinson
Ringling
J. McTegnart
Lady Spirituelle
High School Track Plans Underway as Georgetow n Meet Looms
Local high school athletes push for strong indoor season with Georgetown championship nearing. Tech eyes interschool meet with Western within two weeks. Captain Tibbetts key in sprints and jumps, while Central, Eastern, and St Albans prepare for basketball and track, facing Army and Navy Prep in upcoming clashes.
Many Spring Games for Mack's Players Plan
Philadelphia announces Athletics spring training schedule with two squads. Opening series with Philadelphia Nationals in St Petersburg on March 23 24 26. One group travels to Chattanooga Town Knoxville Asheville Portsmouth Norfolk Newport News and other cities. other group stays in Jacksonville for games against Boston and Philadelphia Nationals.
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Town
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Term
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Portsmouth
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Newport News
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Richmond
Brooklyn
Irish and global horse names flood the racing notes
A long list of horses and handlers appears in a racing brief from Morning Telegraph and other papers. Names include Irish Kid, Rooster, Stentor, Cordis F, Sharper Knight, Petit Bleu, Wid Ben, Bermudian, Barbarita, Mex, Rex Beach, Kootenay, Kenneth, Star Anise, Birdman, Strathearn, Balgee, Dryad, Master Jos, Clausy Curl, Jolly Tar Cordie F, Connaught Ortyx, Augustus Heinze, Orbiculation, and many more, alongside venues and dates hinted but unreadable. The fragmentary OCR presents a dense catalog of horse names, owners, and related terms without a clear single event or outcome.
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Cineionat! Enquirer
Rooster
Stentor
Cordis F
Sharper Knight
Petit Bleu
Wid Ben
Bermudian
Barbarita
Mex
Rex Beach
Kootenay
Kenneth
Star Anise
Birdman
Strathearn
Balgee
Dryad
Morning Telegraph
Master Jos
Clausy Curl
Jolly Tar Cordie F
Connaught Ortyx
Augustus Heinze
Blarney
Loftus
Bird Man
Colle
Onuapa
Gano
New Orleans
Oakes and Gwinner discuss future players and Cleveland bid
Ennis T. Oakes former manager of the Tate Pittsburgh club met with E W Gwinner president to talk over the futures of Kenetchy Allen Knetzer and Wickland. They also discussed Gwinner possibly pursuing the Cleveland American League club indicating the project may not be dropped.
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Pittsburgh
Ennis T. Oakes
Tate
E.W. Gwinner
Kenetchy
Allen
Knetzer
Wickland
Gwinner
Oakes
Washington Kennel Club Dog Show Sets Officers for 1916
Capt. Grove Porter won the silver loving cup for the finest Airedale as the Washington Kennel Club held a dog show. Boston terrier Billie Cricket won first in its breed, with Kip III second for Dee Cee kennels. Airedale Piggy Porter placed second. Susie of Mrs. R. H. Johnston took third. Dr. Buckingham lectured on dog feeding. Officers elected: John O. Evans president, R. H. Atkinson VP, Charles A. Watson secretary treasurer. A smoker followed. next match Feb 3 for bulldogs and collies. Beach show committee listed.
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Jean G. Hinkle
Washington Kennel Club
D. BE
Buckingham
Boston
George S. Lane
Countess Dee Cee
E. Roy Routt
Porter
John O. Evans
R. H. Atkinson
Charles A. Watson
J. Held
E R. Routt
J. P. Moore
G .N. Payette
Phillies Retain Officers and Plan Spring Training
Philadelphia National League club reelected all officers at the annual meeting. Manager Moran arrived to organize spring training and reported a letter from catcher Kullifer stating his throwing arm would be ready for the coming season. Kullifer had damaged the arm recently prior to the world series.
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Philadelphia
Moran
Phillies
Kullifer
Kifer
Meeting of peace men to discuss baseball accord in Cincinnati
A committee of peace conferees from the Federal and International Leagues will meet in Cincinnati next Wednesday at noon to settle details of the peace treaty. National Commission members and league presidents will discuss waiver matters and other re adjustment issues, with further talks expected on the waiver question and future officers to be chosen.
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Cincinnati
Baseball Peace
Federal
International Leagues
National Commission
James A. Gilmore
Federal League
Edward Barrows
International League
Baltimore Federal League
Buffalo Federal League Club
National Baseball Commission
Harry Sinclair
Thomas Chivington
American Association
Anniversary Duck Pin Match Set At Palace Tonight
Washington Post Printers and Congressional Record teams renew the first organized duck pin contest in the city, meeting tomorrow at the Palace at 8 o clock with the same lineups except one returning veteran. Alleys unchanged. Post-Sprucebank Essex Bradley captain Statler Benzler. Congressional Record Cotter Atkinson Spence Tuttle Williams captain.
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Congressional Record
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Palace
Post
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Essex
Bradley
Statler
Benzler
Cotter
Atkinson
Spence
Tuttle
Willams
Fulton Is Matched for Go With Flynn
New Orleans announces Fred Fulton of Minnesota will meet Dan Flynn of Boston in a 20 round bout on January 28. Other notes include talk of Jess Willard opponents suspended, Moran and Coffey training for January 7, and promoters eager to pair Fulton with Willard’s eventual challenger. Meanwhile Dun dee Yoakum and Johnny Dun dee fight January 22 in Denver, and Darcy plans a 20 round match if he visits America.
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Minnesota
Dan Flynn
Boston
New York
Jess Willard
Frank Moran
Jim Coffey
Willard
John Reisler
Chicago
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Charley Harvey
Wernert
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Madison Square Garden
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Denver
Colo
Brooklyn
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Local Y Defeated By Fed US in Tight 18-8 Basketball Fray
Baltimore January 3 Washington Young Men’s Christian Association squad fell 18 to 8 to the Central YMC A Federal team. Defense ruled as the visitors failed to score a field goal in the first half. Schultz center starred for Washington with Mackey. McCall outjumped twice for the locals.
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D. C. Marksmen Do Well in Interclub Gallery League
District of Columbia marksmen stand seventh with a score of 1 944 while Bridgeport leads the league at 1 477. Bridgeport posted the top mark in the second week ending January 1 and earned $80. the city finished seventh with 979.
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District of Columbia
Bridgeport
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