Krauss Sets Mark as Navy Beats Commissioners in Real Estate Rally
Krauss smashes a record as the Navy defeats the Commissioners in a Real Estate League game. Robinette shines for the Potomacs, while Miller and Richards contribute for the teams. Saengerbunds and Actives also feature, with names such as Mavera and Atkinson noted among players.
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Krauss
Saengerbunds
Miller
Navy
Mavera
Mechanical
Richards
Actives
Atkinson
Campany E
Melod y to Meet Gans in Boston Match Proposal
Special to The Washington Post from Boston reports promoter talks for a double title clash between Joe Gans light welterweight and Honey Melody welterweight with Melody seen as a strong challenger. Details suggest promoters hope for a major bout in the near future.
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Boston
Nevada
Washington Post
Massian
Yames
Tipston
Ahm
Joe Gans
Honey Melody
Welto@y
Gans
Easiy
Mellody
Negra
Suburban Handicap Entries Announced for 1907
New York reports the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay during the summer meeting by the Coney Island Jockey Club. Entries total eighty for number seventy four, with many notable horses listed including Go Between last year’s winner, Dundevon, Artful, Samvidere, Cairngorm, Oxford, Blandy, Blakentown, The Quail, Sir Huron, Burgomaster, Clark Griffith, and Bat Masterson among others.
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New York
Coney Island
Cairngorm
Oxford
Blandy
Blakentown
Orbicular by a head wins big at Fair Grounds card
At New Orleans Fair Grounds the program delivered strong finishes led by Orbicular edging Missouri Lad and BE Valentine in the 2 mile feature. Colloquy dominated the third race while Jack Martin rode two winners Dick Hose and Adbell to triumphs. Weather was cloudy with a fast track.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Orbicular
Murray
Missouri Lad
BE Valentine
Colloquy
Judge Davey
Jack Martin
Martin
Dick Hose
Marin
Adbell
Lemon Girl
Dade
Wool- Hossa
George C. Bennett
Woolteses
von Dusen
von Duedsa
Whi Jams
Knighton
Hionneaay
Gted
Coreair
Belle Af Owensboro
Hits M
Fast Mate
Mes Wilde Sonata
Country Lad
Wild Idulan
Flagstons
Dick Rosa
Blue Lee
Nichol
Taro
Mountain
Antoine
Flyon
South Knight
Sabada
Libertyville
Water Cooler
Blup Leo
Sia
Nicho
de Op
Fountain
Yoting
Sweet Kitty
Wuey Maris
Onamite Orbicular
Loyd
St Valentine
Merces
Lady
Ewson
Sosteriing
Rodaleo Tan
Oye Rojle
Impertinenca
Wen Dusen
Lloyd
Lady Vimont
Morgan
Glad Pirate
Broken Melody
Henry Bosworth
Druion
Nancy ‘Hart
Gold Vine King
Royal’ Hand
Bhhrosder
Midway
Western
Gargantua
Kal
Sorhof
Noone
Beamtock
Marfip
Marck Dangford James
Delphic Green
Safety Licht
Omar Khayyam
Dale Atrama
Mazto O'Neill
Tappy Jack
Ad Aggie Lewis
Wins After Poor Start In Oakland Five Furlongs Race
A crowded Oakland track saw Andrew Mack win the first race after a near wider post drift. Five furlongs produced Titan II and Tito placing, with Joe Goss close behind. The day included six races with Effervescence and Laura among notable runners and times.
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Oakland
Andrew Mack
RNACE
Titan
Sullyar
Tito
Wan Black Sam
Wohimob
Joe Goss
W Dugan
Maria H. Bill
Fame
Hace
Laura
Brown
M A Powell
Aller
Dora I
Politle
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Corrigan
Frital Ferri
Handmaiden
W Miller
Cheera
Qelmyre
Myre Mathews
Pellgroeo
Gnemila Andrew Mask
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Wmler
Rotrau
Wright
Rolla
Fury
Pachuca
Daniel
Lilitus
May Bowdlah
W Mille
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Smith
Bi Chihuahua
Clark
Yale Iwastone
Royal White
Hainoult
Lady Rohesla
Fllus Clamor
Davia
Gateway
Sandy
Neptunus
Wmi Ier
Beechwood
Jockey McDaniel Rides Featureless Ascot Card
At Ascot there were no notable features as favorites underperformed amid cloudy weather and fast track. Jockey McDaniel rode two winners including Five and a Half Furlongs You Tromp and All furlongs Zethns with Waterbury and Greeno also among top finishers in the day’s six races.
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Los Angeles
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la ‘Chote
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Lotta Gladstone
Bi Bernado
Brooka Coura
Los Angeleno
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High-Quality Low-Price Overcoats From American Mills
Correct in Everything offers close woven overcoats from kerseys meltons velours and chev rot. Each garment is tailored with care built to endure rigid inspection. These $1800 overcoats compare favorably with custom tailors' top $25 products while maintaining a budget-minded standard.
Unclear historical horse entries at Fair Grounds event
A fragmented list of names and terms appears from a Fair Grounds event. Mentions include multiple horse or rider names such as Come on Sam Marbel Tutor Foremaster and Envoy Columbie, alongside numerous unfamiliar terms and identifiers. The readable content lacks a coherent narrative or results.
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Fair Grounds
Chieflain
Sam Marbel
Ensley
Business High Seeks Return to Interhigh Athletic League
Business High School reentered the Interhigh Athletic League after a meeting where track and baseball were approved. Captains and managers for teams will be chosen next week. The baseball outlook is strong, with last year’s fast group returning. track prospects are uncertain due to few showing interest.
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Orange
Eastern
Achool Big Tal
Commercial School
Charles Hart
Ith
Bastert
Western Opens Season with 28 14 Win Over Reserves
Western High School opened basketball season with a 28 to 14 victory over the Reserves. Regulars Michael and Morse shone in goal shooting, while Weaver led the Reserves. Western eyes a stronger campaign as the team plans to meet Technical at home next Friday and likely faces Easton across the creek the following week. Track team also began practice with Osgood and Crampton leading the 100 yard dash and relay contingents.
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Morse
Weaver
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Cates Polhemus
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Crampton
Anthony
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Dewey
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Bforse
Nationals sign Wilz move rekindles old grounds link
Answers to queries confirm Howard Wilz was signed by the Nationals for next season, the same player who stood with them at Fifteenth and H streets northeast years ago. VAN Wilson has not signed a contract and remains on the reserve slot, the ex Philadelphia player from Fifteenth and H streets. Sporting Editor Fost WH notes.
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Nationals
Old Grounds
Fifteenth and
H Streets
van Wilson
Washington
Wilson
Fifteenth
H!i Streets
Philadelphia
Hope For Delmar Club Seeks US Supreme Court Writ
Chief Justice Gantt granted a writ of error in the State against the Delmar Jockey Club ouster suit. The club appeals to the US Supreme Court, arguing deprivation of property without due process. Missouri Supreme Court two months earlier ruled the charter invalid for lacking an agricultural fair beyond racing meets.
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Jefferson City
Gantt
Supreme Court
Delmar Jockey Club
Supreme Court of the United States
Missouri Supreme Court
Washington Reels Over Cantillon Unglaub and Trade Rumors
Washington club figures quietly push two major winter baseball signals with Cantillon purchasing Robert Ganley and rumors of Bob Unglaub trade to Washington for Jake Stahl. Charley Hickman voices loyalty, while talks of Tri-State league dissolution shift power toward the Nationals and Arlington area clubs.
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Charley Hickman
Telegram
American Association
Hahn denies return to baseball next year
Special to The Washington Post reports in Cincinnati Ohio on January 4 that Frank Hahn says he has heard nothing about returning to Washington. He is currently a U.S. meat inspector in Cincinnati and notes possible transfers, but has made no arrangements. He states his arm is gone and he is out of major leagues forever.
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Ohia
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Washington
Hahn
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Uncle Sam
Gans
Nelson
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
Jabez White
Jimmy
Yoursel
Murphy and Murphy Push Baseball Power Plays
Ban Johnson argues for a big stick with the National League moguls over the 1907 schedule but Charley Murphy remains unmoved. He proposes Garry Herrmann’s salary at ten thousand nine dollars a year as chairman of the national commission while campaigning for Cubs advertising and ante season games in cities with two major clubs. Henry Porter, ex Brooklyn pitcher, dies at forty nine in Brockton Mass after coming to Brooklyn with Dave Fouts from Bay City.
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Big Cy" MacDonald
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Brooklyn
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Turfmen eye Brooklyn Suburban and Brighton handicaps
The Brooklyn Suburban and Brighton handicaps entries are published with increases noted. H. P. Whitney nominates Burgomaster Artful and Tan ya for top weights, while Go Between Accountant Tango and Whimsical may carry heavy burdens in the Brooklyn. Vosburgh is expected to assign top weights to Artful and Burgomaster.
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Vosburgh
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Hate
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Superman
Peter Pan
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Olseau
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Blakestown
Fight Rumors Pivot Around $25,000 Jeffries Pakage
The West to East rumor mill swirls over a hypothetical match agreement. Rumors claim Billy Delaney acts for the heavyweight champion, and B I Taylor of the Rhyolite Athletic Association signs a preliminary pact. Jeffries denies knowledge of such a contract and rejects a $20,000 purse unless $25,000 is secured.
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Billy Delaney
B I Tatlor
Sutton Crowned Billiards Champion Amid Trust Dispute
Young challenger Sutton defeats Hoppe after the 48.1 balk-line title dispute and claims the championship as Hoppe leaves for Holland. Hoppe accuses the trust of mismanagement, signaling a bitter split as Sutton rises to 182 and 181, while the sport faces contract limits and foreign play.
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George Sutton
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