Automobile Club of Washington Plans Reorganization
The Automobile Club of Washington, now with 126 members, calls a 7:45 PM meeting at the Colonial Hotel in Washington to discuss reorganization, a constitution, by laws and a summer home. The club aims to incorporate and improve police protection for automobilists and property, with a standing grievance committee to pursue issues officially.
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The
Automobile Club of Washington
Colonial Hotel
Fifteenth
H Streets
Automomists of
Washington
Colonial
Duvall
Osy
Committee
Informal Brushes Now Road Riders Dictate Matinees
The Road Riders and Drivers Association met at the Metropolitan Hotel with large attendance. President P. V. De Graw presided and J. May Morrison was secretary. Seven new members were approved. The group postponed regular matinees until weather stabilizes and set Wednesdays and Saturdays for informal brushings among members. In snow, the Speedway committee may arrange a sleighing matinee. E. B. Taylor took the chair. discussion covered future matinee classifications before adjournment.
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Road Riders and Drivers’ Association
Metropolitan
Watel
P. V. de Graw
Road Riders and Drivers' Association
J. May Morrison
de Graw
Speedway
E. B. Taylor
jockeys and favorites triumph at fair grounds racing card
New Orleans January 6 race day at Fair Grounds featured crowded fourth race with Deceitful Lady falling and Peter Becker rider unseated. Creole Girl won the third race at 15 to 1 while Guiding Star captured the fourth at 4 to 8 with Black Pat second and Stoner Hill third. Ruth W. won the birth race and Safeguard topped the sixth race with Bishop Weed and McWillians second and third.
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Chub
Guiding Star
Ruth W
Fair Grounds
Peter Becker
St. Cloud
Affrey
St. Bennie
Raluing Leaves
Pirabella
Sachem
Intrigue
Southern Cross
Dorothy Dodd
Ethel's Pride
Rondolet
Bradwarlin
Lucky Joe
Jim Collina
Dancing Nun
Mites
Augur
Ilenry Co
Bowvier
Extel
Arabo, Cashier
Chauncey Olcott
Colonist
Creole Girl
Miss Hynes
Jack Haray
Bemay
Glad Pirate
Bud HU
Rose
Hart
Blackburn
My Son
Hert Mont
Sanacrit
Lucy Maria
Quiding Star
Black Pat
Stoner Hill
Toinette
Deuxtemps
Lady
Marvin Neal
Holloway
Wizard King
Remington
Mencken
Santa Suzanne
Mahogany
Safeguard
Bishop Weed
McWillians
Ashena
Galmeda
Light Note
Lee King
Daniel R
Raviania
Fra Filippo
Mase do Wins at 20 to 1 in Oakland Race
Masedo won the fourth race at Oakland at odds of 20 to 1, ahead of Royal Rogue and Gossiper II as the field streamed in. The card lists multiple races with varying winners including Hugh McGowan and Critical, with times and other runners noted. track was fast and weather clear.
Backers Wrong at City Park in New Orleans Meet
Pleasant weather and a strong program at City Park produced falls in the steeplechase as Chantey and Sweet Jane were injured. Jockeys Pierce and McHugh escaped injury, Perret unhurt after Bill Knight’s stumble. Races noted with winners Len M Heywood, Liorel, Granada, Kingsmere, Menochord, Alma Dufour and times. Other runners included Eyaskill, Flying Charcoal, Redlands, Lulu Young, Rush Reuben, Pleasant entries.
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New Orleans
Jan
City Park
Chantey
Sweet Jane
Pierce
Chanley
McHugh
Perret
Bill Knight
Mite
Len M Heywood
Eyaskill
Flying Charcoal
Mildred L
Red
Fox
Bassanio
Little Wally
Tapiola
Ben Fake
Custus
Lou Malsorea
Liorel
Lord Radnor
Redlands
Lulu Young
Rush Reuben
Granada
French Nun
Don Fon
Sweet Flavia
Miss Point
Prince of Press
Tichiminga
Gentan
Kingsmere
Polly Prim
Jack Dolan
Belden
Water Dog
Quin Brady
Menochord
Adare
April Shawer
Lythetist
the Don
Gus Lanka
Planet
Run to Form at Ascot horse racing summary
Horses that carried the money led four races at Los Angeles California on January 6. Adamp won the first race short course steeplechase with Midas second and Decimo third amid a spill involving Allegiance. Evelyn Griffin captured the five furlongs in race two with Habe B. second and Monnie Mabel third. time 2 02. Theo Cass won the seven furlongs in race three, Henchman second, Colonel Kronton third. time 1 25 1. Cutter won the one mile fourth race, Retropaw second, J Dosohua third. time 1 40 4. Ninespot topped the one and one sixteenth mile fifth race with Miss Betty second and Tune third. time 1 48 4. Futurity course sixth race saw Starling win at 4 to 5 with Ossian second. time 1 20 4. }
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot
Adamp
Midas
Decimo
Vizon
Mindora
Cazador
Allegiance
Sutherland
Gret
Evelyn Griffin
Habe B
Monnie Mabel
Diablo Gold
Peoner Pgs
Astraea
Salina
Miss Berg
Heartful
Saladora
Annis
Chemistry
Semilune
Theo. Cass
Henchman
Colonel Kronston
Jack Henneusy
Cutter
Retropaw
J. ¥. Dosohua
Embarrassment
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Silver Wedding
Gunmark
Miss Betty
Tune
Red Light
Sandalwood
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Freesias
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Atena
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Turfmen Elated Declares Tennessee Betting Law Unconstitutional
Tennessee turfmen celebrate as Judge William Hart of Davidson County declares the anti betting statute unconstitutional. He also sustains a motion to quash indictments against William Gerst Jr and William Hayes for alleged violations at Cumberland Park race track, aligning with a Shelbyville ruling.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
William Hart
Criminal Court
Davidson County
William Gerst, Jr
William Hayes
Cumberland Park Race Track
Shelbyville
Cumberland Park Case Heads To State Supreme Court
The report notes a Cumberland Park case heading to the State Supreme Court in New Orleans at Fair Grounds. The text lists multiple horse races with names, weights, and odds, including Firetrace, Whippoorwill, Lady Ray, Loricate, Jade, and more across several races. It also mentions a special meeting of the rules committee of the national intercollegiate football conference at Murray Hill Hotel in New York tomorrow afternoon.
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Cumberland Park
Supreme Court of
Philadelphia
James A. Babbitt
Haverford College
Murray Hill Hotel
New York
Virginia athletics code approved by University faculty
The University of Virginia has published a long awaited athletics code crafted by a faculty committee led by W. H. Echols. The rules ban professional coaches after 1907, require amateur standing proofs, and set a five month residence requirement for transfer athletes, with certain exceptions for preparatory school entrants.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
W. H. Echols
William A. Lambeth
Raleigh C. Minor
Lorando Elected Captain of George Washington Track Team
Steve Lorando was elected captain of the George Washington field and track team. A former Georgetown middle-distance runner, he entered GW last fall and is regarded as the best all round athlete at the university. The university plans to send a relay team to the inter collegiate indoor meet at Richmond on February 10.
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Steve Lorando
George Washington
Georgetown
Richmond
Noonan Wins Salary Balance From St Paul
The National Baseball Commission sustains Peter J. Noonan's claim for unpaid balance and bonus from the St. Paul club. The club may deduct 45 for time when Noonan was absent, and the decision may affect his status as a free agent if unpaid. Noonan moved from Philadelphia to St. Paul with unchanged salary and a 500 bonus, which were reduced by the club during the season. Chicago NL drafted Noonan and paid the first draft to St. Paul.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission
Peter J. Noonan
St. Paul
Noonan
Chicago
Eastern League schedule discussion leads to annual meeting
Eastern League directors met in New York to shape the coming season schedule and decide representation for the National Association of Minor Leagues meeting in Chicago. President Harry L. Taylor presided with Rochester Newark Jersey City Montreal and Buffalo reps present. A separate item notes South Atlantic League meeting in Savannah where Charles W. Boyer was reelected president and the salary set at 1500 yearly with schedule of 190 games from April 11 to September 3 including Savannah Macon Augusta Columbia Charleston and Jacksonville. In Chicago Yale lost to Evanston 36 to 16 after foul troubles blamed on unfamiliar West rules. Third baseman Hill was sold to Buffalo in the Eastern League.
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Chicago
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Nevius
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Meyer
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Stonneberg
Wife Rejects Bob's Offer in Divorce Case Stuns Sioux Falls
Bob Fitzsimmons failed to reconcile with his wife in Sioux Falls South Dakota while seeking return of 18 000 dollars in diamonds claimed to belong to his son and bequeathed to him by his second wife. He said Julia did not love him and blamed Jack O'Brien for their split.
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O'Brien
Washington Post
Sioux Falls
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Bob
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Fitzsimmons
Julia
Jack O'Brien
Duffey Threatens Suit Over Amateur Records
Arthur F. Duffey, sprinter, threatens legal action to compel James E. Sullivan of the Amateur Athletic Union to restore his amateur status and reinstate records expunged from the Official Athletic Almanac of 1906. Duffey hires Charles P. Rogers as lawyer and alleges Sullivan acted without authority, against the A A U constitution, warning of further proceedings if records are not restored. Sullivan says he will pay no attention to the matter.
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Washington Post
New York
Arthur F. Duffey
James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Duffey
Charles P. Rogers
Rogers
Sullivan
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Life-Savers Elect Officers At Local Club
The YMCA Swimming and Life Saving Club has elected President Phil M. Kennon, Vice President A. A. Williamson, Secretary Ralph A. Shepard, and Treasurer L. A. Clausel. In a few weeks the club will host membership tests on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays in the association building pool.
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M. C. A. Swimming and Lifesaving Club
Phil M. Kennon
A. A. Williamson
Ralph A. Shepard
L. A. Clausel
Association
Last Night in Wrestling and Fights Across Cities
Highlights from January 5 reporting: Charles Leonhardt of Newark defeats Eddie Barr of Milwaukee in a Graeco-Roman match after two falls, with a third securing the win. Barr took the first fall, Leonhardt the second and third. Mahoney beats Grim in Milwaukee in an eight round bout. Kinney defeats Calligan in sixteen rounds to a draw. Matty Matthews and Eugene Rezenah draw after fifteen rounds in Cincinnati. A fourteen to eighteen ton flywheel bursts at Morgan Engineering in Alliance, Ohio, causing structural damage but no injuries.
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Tenn
Charles Leonhardt
Newark
N. J
Eddie Barr
Milwaukee
Barr
Leonhardt
Cincinnati
Matty Matthews
New York
Eugene Rezenah
Riverview Athletic Club
Bankers and community ties rise as local ads note services
A mixed local page notes banking advice stressing personal accounts and cooperation with financial advisers. It highlights National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust and urges residents to discuss needs and get prudent financial backing.
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Fatl National Safe Demposit, Savings and Trust Co
Lhst
New York
W. H.andes
Minneapolis
B S. Cutter
J Woodland
Talter
Hla Street
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