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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1906

Page

24

Two Circuits Planned for 1906 East Racing Meet

Baltimore January 4 plans for 1906 place two circuits under the National Jockey Club. The Metropolitan Circuit improves New York tracks with racing closing November 15. The second circuit covers Baltimore Berling Toronto Buffalo Providence and Salem with Salem building a new track under a ten year charter. Officials aim to harmonize schedules and avoid conflicts while court officials seek identical expert officials and strong horse fields. Maryland Jockey Club may need its charter amended to allow a thirteen day spring and fall season, leaving fifty racing days for Prospect Park Electric Park Pimlico hunts and Timonium meets.

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

Harvard Track Team Candidates Chosen at Mass Meeting

Cambridge mass January candidates for Harvard varsity track team named by 261 men at a mass meeting. Indoor practice starts tomorrow under Head Coach J G Lathrop with indoor work to begin.

Harvard Cambridge Mass J. G Lathrop

Hyacinth and Ingolthrift Win at Fair Grounds Meet

New Orleans horse racing at Fair Grounds featured Hyacinth Excitement and Charles Thompson as winning favorites. Sewell rode all three top horses amid muddy track conditions. Inglethrift was briefly claimed for 1100 dollars before returning to Ingolthrift stable. First race Usury winner Lord Kent. Second race Paul Clifford won with Ingolthrift third. Fourth race Gold Enamel captured a one mile handicap. Fifth race Excitement led to victory. Sixth race Charles Thompson triumphed in one mile.

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

Favorite pulled up at City Park after Corrigan's Sir Andrew loses

Weather and track improve attendance at City Park with four favorites beaten. Corrigan's Sir Andrew, a brown gelding, led briefly but bled and was pulled up. St Tammany outsider wins the fifth race. Summaries list race winners and times across six events with multiple runners.

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

Durnell S Racing At Ascot Park Delivers Wins For Sir Wilfrid And Incantation

Los Angeles report from Ascot Park records two Durnell horses winning as heavy favorites. Sir Wilfrid and Incantation lead their fields in lengthy race card results with multiple notable finishes including Lady Albeco, Tony Faust, Brigand, and Minna Baker among others scoring in the day’s races.

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

Three Long Shots Win at Oakland as Favorite Fails

Three long priced horses win at Oakland with spectators awaiting the final race for a winner. Viola B takes the first race at 2 to 1, Esherin edge Sheridan in the second, and Montana Peeress wins the third. The Lieutenant and Doctor Gardner also headline the card, with Eben Fhatcher and others among the longshots.

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

Racing Entries at New Orleans Fair Grounds Today

Five races list entries for six furlongs selling first, a 1 16th mile selling second, a 3 1 2 furlongs purse third, and six furlongs handicap fourth with names and weights such as Pirabella 106 Dendolet 101 Jim Collins 108 Ethel's Pride 101 Lucky Joe 109 Intrigue 108 Sachem 103 Bradwartin 103 Dancing Now 101 Dorothy Dodd 105 Haining Leaves 01 Southern Cross 104 St Bonnie 102 Morry Pioneer 115 Arabo 113 Angur 11 Col onist 443 Bouvier 110 Chauncey Olcott 7 Henry C 106 Extor 13 Chub and Cashier 110 Bemsy 103 St Claud 112 My Son 112 Creole Girl 103 Jack Hardy 103 Bertmont 106 Dud Hill 12 Sanscrit 103 Rose Hart 109 Glad Pirate 106 Miss Haynes Lacy Murle 108 Blackburn 104 Deceitful Lady Peter Hecker 0 Stover Hill 110.

New Orleans Fair Grounds 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

Thoroughbred Race Entries and Odds Across Cities

A dense list of race entries across New Orleans Oakland and Ascot, detailing horses, jockeys, odds, and selling purses for first through sixth races. Notable names include Mahogany, Guid ing Star, Flying Cherenal, Black Pat, and Safeguard, with numerous listed weights and prices across venues.

Suburban Handicap Entries Named at Sheepshead Bay

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

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

City Joins Amateur Athletic Union in Chicago

Chicago decides to join the Amateur Athletic Union, joining about 2,000,000 residents as a city member. The park commission votes a $10 yearly fee and supports the move to give the city a voice in regu sports, aiding boys using playgrounds for their sports.

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

Tri-State Baseball Association Rejects National Protection

Harrisburg Pa Jan 4 The Tri-State Baseball Association meeting declined to accept national commission protection or send a rep to Chicago January 9 The terms offered were not made public and deemed unsatisfactory Theodore L B Creamer declined reelection as president Charles F Carpenter of Altoona was elected president

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

Cue Experts to Meet in Big Billiard Tourney

A two weeks' billiard tournament at Madison Square Garden begins April 8 to crown a world champion with six top players Jake Schaefer Slosson Sut ton Ora Morningstar Hoppe and Cure entering. Afterward a Chicago round robin is planned with prize value. Hoppe may challenge Vignaux if he defeats him.

New York Madison Square Garden Jake Schaefer Slosson Sutton Ora Morningstar Hoppe Cure Chicago George Siosson Paris

Boxing stars mix futures with stage acts and match talk

Boxing headlines shift as Willie Lewis and Willie Fitzgerald push January 12 for their Colma bout while Norman Selby seeks a Broadway rebrand. Eddie Santry plans a Chicago physical culture school. O’Brien denies Ruhn fights. Frank Erne eyes short New York bouts. Corbett Herrera looming in Los Angeles.

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

Track and racing news swirl around college stars and legal bets

Michigan fans debate alleged pro racing links to Beckersall and Eckle at a disputed finish. Missouri upholds pool selling ban while Gov Folk favors racing law modeled on New York. Hoops and track losses hit Penn and Cornell crews set long records in 19th century events.

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

Baseball Notes Refer to Giants Browne and Wintering at Santa Clara

Baseball notes report George Browne, ex-Washington and now with the Giants, wintering at Santa Clara Island off Southern California. It covers retirements, management moves, league disputes, and multiple player movements including Abbaticchio, Sharrett, and Hemming, with details on leagues, audits, and training camps.

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 Chicago 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

Verdict Reversed in Embezzlement Case After Three Trials

The Court of Appeals reversed the verdict against Samuel Gassenheimer convicted of receiving stolen railroad tickets. A new trial was ordered after two juries failed to agree and a third found him guilty. The ruling also addressed admission of other tickets and noted discretionary retry powers. The court also reversed a murder verdict in William Buree case. A graveyard title dispute involving Cardinal Gibbons and the St. Marys Cemetery site in Bloomingdale was upheld for sale with proceeds to Casanave relatives. Other rulings affected McKay foreign judgments, Dr. Bryant’s reinstatement bid, and several patent and property appeals.

Court of Appeals Samuel Gassenheimer Justice Shepard Gassenheimer William Buree Daisy Jordan Bloomingdale St. Mary's Cemetery Dangerfield Williams Ann Casanave Cardinal Gibbons 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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