Washington Post Newspaper Archives, Jan 5, 1906, p. 16

Two Circuits Planned for 1906 East Racing

Baltimore January 4 1906 racing meetings in the East will be split into two circuits under the National Jockey Club. The Metropolitan Circuit covers New York tracks while a second circuit includes Baltimore Toronto Buffalo Providence and Salem with a ten year charter. The plan aims for coordinated dates expert officials and harmonized programs to attract top horses and avoid conflicts. Maryland Jockey Club may seek a charter change to extend to thirteen days and free up racing at Pimlico Timonium Prospect Park and other venues.

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Baltimore East National Jockey Club Metropoltan New York Bering Toronto Canada Buffalo Providence R. I Salem Racing Association Jockey Club Snape Maryland Josey Club Ballimore Maryland Jockey Club Prospect Park Electric Lark Timonium Pimlico

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Harvard Track Team Candidates Named At Mass Meeting

Cambridge Mass Jan d At a mass meeting 261 men handed in their names as candidates for the Harvard varsity track team Indoor work will begin tomorrow under the direction of Head Coach J G Lathrop

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Harvard Cambridge Mass J. G Lathrop

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Hyacinth Excitement and Thompson Win at Fair Grounds

Hyacinth Excitement and Charles Thompson led a strong day for Sewell with three favorites winning at New Orleans Fair Grounds. Inglethrift was claimed for 1100 then returned to its stable as mud affected results across six races with Gold Enamel prevailing in the one mile handicap and Paul Clifford taking the second race as Ingolthrift faded to third.

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Gold Enamel Ingolthrift New Orleans Jan Hyacinth Excitement Charles Thompson Fair Grounds Sewell Merry Belle Inglethrift F. Crowder Hnis Lord Kent Catherine R Layetta H Arco- Spring Fairview Vivian Pinsticker Ala Russell Sadie Pepper Paul Clifford Matt Gentry Sneer J. W. O'Neill Alista the Plains Norwood Ohta Bravery Lena Simplicity Mabel Simms Viperine Don T You Dare Caithness Goreen Collector Jessup St Valentine de Reszke Formaster Marvel P Delmere Toinette Tiberzo Turnover Devilerge Buttercup Odd Elia Charle Thompson Even Harmakis Sonoma Belle Katie Powers Saul Mr. Jack Pirabella Dendolet Jim Collins Ethel’s Pride Lucky Joe Sachem Bradwartin Dorothy Dodd Haining Leaves Southern Cross St. Bonnie Morry Pioneer Arabo Angur Colonist Bouvier Chauncey Olcott Henry C Extor Chub Cashier Bemsy St. Claud My Son Creole Girl Jack Hardy Bertmont Dud Hill Sanscrit Rose Hart Glad Pirate Miss Haynes Lacy Murle Blackburn Snyder Deceitful Lady Peter Hecker Stover Hill

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Favorite Pulled Up City Park Plungers Hit by Corrigan’s Sir Andrew

New Orleans racing crowds rise as improved weather boosts attendance. Four favorites lose, and Corrigan’s Sir Andrew bleeds and is pulled up near the stretch. St. Tammany wins the race. Multiple races list winners and run times, with a field of notable horses and bettors.

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City Park Corrigan Sir Andrew New Orleans St. Tammany Wirge Champ Clark Gold Zone Adonis McLaren Honeywell Mesval Mr. Wadleigh Self Hellant Eurocia Margaret Anela Rach Arn Marimbo Gold Coin Burninette Rain Devils Gray Dal Japanese Maid Beautiful Bess Glenelare Hace Little George Chambler Time McIntyre Our Maid Edward Wilder Rudiek Frank Hishner

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Durnell Horses Win as Heavy Ring Action Grips Ascot Park

At Ascot Park Los Angeles January 4 two of Durnell’s runners dominated the day’s racing. Sir Wilfrid and Incantation led fields in heavy betting as three favorites won. Races featured horses such as Needful Gondolas Tony Faust and Queen of Knight with times listed for each heat.

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Los Angeles Ascot Park Durnell Sir Wilfrid Incantation Hersala Retador Rockey Chickadee Buttercup Kingstelle Anti Trust Meadow Hore Kinsman Ben Roe Raygan Lady Albeco Tony Faust Cutanous Duke of Orleans el Casador Game Bica Edwin T. Fryer Queen of Knight Bonaventura Chica Miss Fidgety Bribery Hector Ime Hermitage Montanus Lautare Weenne Paul Elevation Varietes Hippocrates Alenvon Fustian Don Demo Difastul Hoodwink Brigand Courant Fule d'Or Arrahgowan Minna Baker Plato Teendl Josie’s Jewel Lady Travers Daisy Brouck Bennet Rosador Peafowl

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Three long shots win at Oakland races in final stretch

Oakland backers watched as three long priced horses triumphed with the favorite finally winning in the last race. Viola B led the first race, Esherin captured the second, Montana Peeress won the third, The Lieutenant took the fourth, Eben Fhatcher captured the Futurity, and Doctor Gardner won the seventh with close finishes for other placements.

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Oakland San Francisco Viola B Pinkim Peerless Lace Grace G Maid of the Mill Yank Reba Esherin Sheridan Watercure Clyde @Or Adirondack Frank Woods Dixie Lad Coalinga Montana Peeress Bunrose Birdie P Piloto Crixie Canejo Mountebank Baker Bird of Passage Holy Berry Bella the Lieutenant Christine A Buchanan Pronta Jack Full Sais Avonella Rotrou Tom Roberts Eben Fhatcher Rey del Mundo Rey Carlo Libertinus Doctor Gardner Gateway Sir Briller

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New Orleans Fair Grounds Racing Entries Report

Racing entries listed for the day at New Orleans Fair Grounds across four races. Sellers and purses show multiple horses with betting numbers and displayed weights or odds for each entrant.

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Thoroughgoing Race Card with Multiple Horses and Entries

A detailed listing from New Orleans City Park, Oakland, and Ascot race meetings shows first races across venues with one mile, mile and a quarter, selling and purse events. Numerous horses and odds are named, including Mahogany, Remington, Fanny, Sante Susanna, and Lucky entries across six tracks with numerous silks and weights.

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Mahogany Toinetta Black Pat Guiding Star Deux Temnys Lady Tracey Roxom Remington Marvin Ness Fairview Wizard King Menoken Fanny and Sante Susanna Ruth W Holloway Quaint New Orleans Lou M Taptola Flying Cherenal Belfonso Red Fox Evaskin Custus Little Wally Mildred L Bassanto Hen Heywood Lulu Young Idonel Chantey Redlands Polly Prim Water Dog Quinn Brady Kingsmere Jack Dolan Belden Merces Sytheist Adare Monochord April Showers Sportaman Bill Knight Bert Osra Modred Law the Don Dundall Gus Lanka Presentation Planet Itasca Hello Strome Astarita Thistle Do Gold ‘Ont Coruscate Cascine Bazil Alma Dufour Gus Heidorn Oakland

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Suburban Handicap nominations list fifty three horses

New York January 4 The full entry list for the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay next June was announced tonight Fifty three horses are nominated led by Sysonby Artful Ryngomaster Hermis Giseau Lord of the Vale Stalwart Colonial Girl Ort Wells Rose ben Kiamesha Tradition Kuroki Agile Timber Cairngorm and Battle Ax.

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Sysonby New York Sheepshead Bay Artful Ryngomaster Hermis Giseau Lord of the Vale Stalwart Colonial Girl Ort Wells Roseben Kiamesha Tradition Kuroki Agile Timber Cairngorm Battle Ax

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City Joins' Athletic Union in Chicago Move

Chicago will join the Amateur Athletic Union, a first for a city of over two million. The park commission approved a $10 yearly fee, enabling city participation and a say in amateur sports policy, with playgrounds superintendent Max Buetner urging city affiliation to aid local boys.

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Chicago Amateur Athletic Union Special Park Commission The Athletic Union Max Buetner

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Tri-State Baseball Association Rejects National Protection

Harrisburg January 4 The Tri State Baseball Association meeting refused terms of national protection and declined to send a representative to Chicago on January 9 The national commission’s offer was not disclosed but deemed unsatisfactory Theodore L B Creamer of Philadelphia did not seek re election Charles F Carpenter of Altoona was elected president

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Harrisburg Tri-State Baseball Association National Commission National Association Chicago Theodore LB. Creamer Phiadelphia Charles F. Carpenter Altoona

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Cue Experts to Meet in Big Billiard Tourney at MSG

A two weeks long billiard championship will open April 8 at Madison Square Garden with six top players Jake Schaefer Slosson Sut ton Ora Morningstar Hoppe and Cure. The event will use a 1 inch balk line format and two shots per turn. After the New York final a round robin in Chicago may follow for special prizes. George Siosson eyes a Paris trip and Hoppe may challenge Vignaux if they meet January 15. Overs Fhbillips drew with Professor YT Uohmura in Washington last night. the time limits affected the third fall. The Meyer decision confirms Meyers cannot join the Toledo club in Philadelphia’s league.

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New York Madison Square Garden Jake Schaefer Slosson Sutton Ora Morningstar Hoppe Cure Chicago George Siosson Paris George Browne Washington Giants Santa Clara Island California Shortstop Abbaticchio Boston Brainess Latrobe Jak Sharrett Wilkesbarre Wilmington Southern League S's Schulte Sebring Sheckard National Association Crawford Stone Murphy Davis Wallace Turner Fielder Jones Schaefer Parent Gleason Michigan Grand Rapids John Ganzel Dayton Scranton Dickey and Osteen Springield Tim Murnane Frank Selee Selee Lajoie Laporte Moriarity Highlanders Willams and Yeager Fang Beantown Garney Dreyfuss Charles A. Shaffer Boston Americans South Savannah Fitchmond Shaffer Richmond Charley Hemphill Jack O'Neill Milwaukee White Sox Ducky Holmes Callahan O'Neill Hamphill Green Jones Iciner Amos Rusie the Mathewson Diamond Tie Vincennes Ind Tamber Washingtons Charlotteswire New Yorks Birmingham Tostons Macon St. Louis Browns Dallas Athletics Montgomery Chicagos Newrleans Clevelands Atlanta Detroits Augusta George Hemming Hugt John Ward Brooklyn Brotherhood Baltimore Springheld Mass Harry Storey Stovey Cincinnati Enquirer Ia Hohe Comiskey Buck Freeman Irwin Jane Clark Griffith Conroy Dave Fultz Keeler Hahn Jim Delehanty Griffith Dougherty Curly Tom Kelly Pat Powers Kelly Fastern

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Boxers and Wrestlers in Late January Ring News

Boxing and wrestling items from the era note Willie Lewis and Willie Fitzgerald delaying their Colma bout to January 12, Norman Selby real name of Kid McCoy pursuing jewelry business. Futures include Eddie Santry opening a Chicago physical culture school and Jack O'Brien avoiding a Ruhn fight.

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Willie Lewis Willie Fitzgerald Colma Kid’ McCoy Brodway Norman Selby Eddie Santry George Dixon Wil Chicago Jock O'Brien Gus Ru Bob Julia Young Erie Philadelphia Eugene Bezenah Cincinnati West Blue Island Athletic Club The Milwaukee Sentinel

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College sports notes mix racing bets and Penn losses

Michigan fans debate Beckersall in pro race talk and Eckle finish photo claim. Missouri upholds pool selling ban, Delmar Jockey Club franchise risk. Hoops and track churn as Hogenson and Catlin depart, Washington Park Club grounds face sale, and Cornell crews set historic marks and records across 1890 to 1901.

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Michigan Chicago Michiganders Stagg Beckersall Michigan Mam Mee Gov. Folk Missouri New York State Willam Tiegensen Chiesco University Om Siges Hogenson Marc Catlin Washington Park Club Chicago Athletic Club Lelieved Evan Gamble Amateur Billiard Club New York Frank Sherman Washington Sherman Gamble Ammateur Pennsylvania Bankart Risiy Lysehuitzs Banxart Dartmouth Penn Risley Lipschultz Western University Cornell Philadelphia New London Harvard Columbia Poughkeepsie Poughkee

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Baseball Notes Spotlighting 1905 Season Moves and Rumors

This roundup surveys player retirements and comebacks, team changes, and league actions across minor and major circuits. It cites Abbaticchio’s retirement, Jak Sharrett’s Wilkes-Barre return, Southern League auditing, Liners for Chicago and New York, and potential Boston ownership syndicates, with Hamphill O’Neill Hemphill and Rusie among those discussed.

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Verdict Reversed in Embezzled Tickets Case at District Court

The Court of Appeals reversed Samuel Gassenheimer’s guilty verdict after a hard fought trial begun with three juries unable to reach agreement. A new trial was ordered as the court found improper admission of extra ticket evidence and questioned jury corruption claims. The ruling adds to a series of notable appellate actions including a murder case reversal and title dispute over a Bloomingdale cemetery site involving Cardinal Gibbons.

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William Burge Cardinal Gibbons Court of Appeals Samuel Gassenheimer Justice Shepard Gassenheimer William Buree Daisy Jordan Bloomingdale St. Mary's Cemetery Dangerfield Williams Ann Casanave McKay Nathaniel McKay John Bradley Bradley New York Shepard Emory A. Bryant Columba Dental Society Bryant Theodore A. Cook Clements Potomac Electric Power Company Bernsdorff Lindsey Pennsylvania Railroad Company Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company Chapman Knoll United States Podelsas McInerny Gilman Hinson William J%. Thomson

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Two Circuits Planned for 1906 East Racing

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Harvard Track Team Candidates Named At Mass Meeting

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Hyacinth Excitement and Thompson Win at Fair Grounds

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Favorite Pulled Up City Park Plungers Hit by Corrigan’s Sir Andrew

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Durnell Horses Win as Heavy Ring Action Grips Ascot Park

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Three long shots win at Oakland races in final stretch

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New Orleans Fair Grounds Racing Entries Report

Thoroughgoing Race Card with Multiple Horses and Entries

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Suburban Handicap nominations list fifty three horses

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City Joins' Athletic Union in Chicago Move

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Tri-State Baseball Association Rejects National Protection

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Cue Experts to Meet in Big Billiard Tourney at MSG

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Boxers and Wrestlers in Late January Ring News

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College sports notes mix racing bets and Penn losses

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