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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1915
Page
11
Thoroughbred Race Card Summary from Open Meeting
A chaotic OCR of a horse racing program lists multiple races and entries. It names horses owners trainers and race conditions across several events including selling races for 2-year-olds and up. The document references venues likely in the United States with betting terms and specific horse entries such as Transitory Dancing Master and Grafton in varied races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelan
Grafton
Yeiling
Ld Fardan
Mordecai
Light Knight
Strange Girl
Tucky George
Eustace
Farling
Requiram
Fala
Wiley
Salon
Turin
Timate
Lord Marshall
Nelling
Sir Bula Welah II
Miss Kruter
Hinsky
Racing Entries From Aurora Wilkins Meet
Todays racing entries list numerous horses, jockeys, and connections for a sulen two year old renewal over a three furlong distance. Notable names show Bleus, Piper, Tay Teva, and Sadra among others, with weights and post positions scattered across the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Sulen
Margaret
Ina
Risen Vrestolis
Tod
Merrit
Tnt
Obscure 19th Century Race Result Mentioned in Dispatch
Buffalo interstate thres-cuship summary notes Willam Riley of Chicago defeating WoR Cullen of Buffalo 0 to 48 in 19% innings in a Hillard league event. Morning Telegraph and related names appear in fragmented credits and captions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo NY
Willam Riley
Chicago
Wor Cullen
Whitted to Stay with the Braves
George Whitted, star outfielder for the Boston Braves, was summoned from Durham to Haddock to discuss a possible trade with Philadelphia for Sherwood Magee and to consider terms for the coming season. Manager Stallings denied any deal sending Whitted to Philadelphia and said Leslie Mann will remain with Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
George Stallings
Boston
George Whitted
Braves
Durham
Stallings
Whitted
Philadelphia Nationale
Sherwood Magee
Leslie Mann
Baston
Mann
Haddock
Gaffney
Philadelphia
UNC Sets 1915 Schedule with Tennessee and Georgia Tech
The 1915 North Carolina football schedule lists six games with new opponents Tennessee and Georgia Tech, plus matches at Roanoke Greensboro and Knoxville. Old rival Georgia will be sought at Charlotte while UNC prefers Athens, with dates including October 6 Roanoke and November 26 Virginia. The Post also touts its 1915 almanac and where to buy for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Ncc
University of North Carolina
Chapel
Roanoke
Greensboro
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
Davidson College
Winston-Salem
Virginia
Richmond
the Post
Adams
Ninth and G Streets
Joll's Cigar and News Store
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourth Street
T G Wrenn
Georgetown
Run Trophy to Carroll Team Despite Fifth Place Finish
Carroll Institute's long distance team won the team trophy over Baltimore Cross Country Club in the inaugural duet race at Potomac Park. Joe Geiger led a Baltimore quartet, but a late surge by Carroll and Washington runners determined the final standings, with Dan Healy facing a rough finish and Arntz narrowly securing his position before a streetcar incident disrupted Healy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Tnsttute
Baltimore Cross Country Club
Potomac Park
Joe Geiger
Monumental City Club
Vnsold Douglass Schmenner
Freddie Arntz
Baltimore
Washington
Carroll
Conrad
Montagua
Billy” Schmidt
Montague
Dan Healy
Healy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Arntz
Gieger
Unsold
Schmenner
Geiger
Carroll and Baltimore C C C Lead In New Track Event
Final results show Carroll runner edging ahead of Baltimore C C C as Schrnenner Arntz and Healy follow. Shanley breaks away in the preliminary heat with Blumer and Schmidt delivering steady improvements. Prof Joyce praised for directing a smoothly run event introduced to the section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaner
Doherty
Blumer
Schmidt
Shanley
Covert
Joyce
Affidavits Offered by Federals At a Meeting in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis Indiana on January 7 affidavits supporting the Federal League antitrust suit against organized baseball were presented at a Federals conference. The gathering sought extra evidence to bolster the federal complaint. Attendees included EE Gates John M Ward Ned Hanlon Otto Knabe Joe Tinker and others as the league plans a major overhaul of baseball leadership. The meeting aims to curb business influence and install true sportsmen in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Chicago
Federal League
EE. Gates
Jon Tinker
Federals
Ban Johnson
Garry Herrmann
Mr Gates
John M. Ward
Ned Hanlon
Harry Goldman
Otto Knabe
Baltimore
Joe Tinker
Rebel Oakes
Pittsburgh
Lee Magee
Manger
Brooklyn
Perritt
Hd Kenetchy
Pittsburgh Federals
Lloyd Rickert
Keene Addington
James A. Gilmore
John Ward
Cue Masters Meet for Coveted Honor
The national Class A 182 balk-line amateur billiard championship will be held at the Union League Club in Philadelphia beginning Monday March 1. J Ferdinand Pagenburg, chairman of the executive committee of the National Association of Amateur Billiard Players, received the formal application today. The committee voted to award the tournament to Philadelphia. Edward W. Gardner of Montclair New Jersey is the current title holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union League Club
Philadelphia
J . Ferdinand Pagenburg
National Association of Amateur Billiard Players
Edward W. Gardner
Montclair
N. J
Deal for Yankees Finally Consummated
New York January 7 final transfer details of the New York American League baseball club were completed Col. Jacob Ruppert and T L Huston the new owners assumed control as stock passed from Frank J Farrell former executive president H B Johnson of the American League left for Chicago after a month devoted to finalizing the deal establishing new ownership for the Yankees since 1903
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American League Baseball Club
Col
Jacob Ruppert
T. L. Huston
Frank J Farrell
H B Johnson
American League
Chicago
FEDS TO PROTECT ADVANCE SALARY
Chicago January 7 Club owners of the Federal League have paid out $50 000 on 1915 salary advances to major and minor league stars who deserted or joined the Federals. James A Gilmore, president, says protection of this money is a key objective in the antitrust suit against organized baseball. The league will fight to finish to safeguard investments before the season begins. Cases cited include Hal Hase, George Totinsen, Armando Marsang, and others who jumped to the Federals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James A Gilmore
Organized Baseball
Gimore Sant
Hal
Bouts of Wrestling Meet Between YMCA and MCA Set
A dual wrestling match between the YMCA and Memorial Athletic Club is planned for January 1 at the MCA tournament. Teams train hard with coach Paxton optimistic about outcomes in 145 and 165 pound classes plus the YMCA lineup of Becker Grege Whreile and Buckner. Referee Frank Lockhead and judges C E Howards and Karl Lecke will officiate under Boston Athletic Association rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Memorial Athletic Club
Ahape
Paxton
MCA
Becker
Grege
Whreile
Buckner
Boston Athletic Association
Frank Lockhead
C. E. Howards
Karl Lecke
Jeds and All-Stars Celebrate Duckpin Banquet Victory
A large banquet followed a district duckpin league battle where Jeds and All-Stars were praised for a ten game swing. Speeches by captains Dulin and Miller honored proteges and encouraged more duckpin matches for the fellowship and revelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeds
Duckpin
Ecksteins
Millers
Ernest Dulin
Sir Dulin
Mr Miller
Jom Tealin Pag Vest
Robert Megrett
New Orleans Plans Park at White City Grounds
New Orleans announces 1915 baseball season at White City grounds located at Carrollton and Tulane avenues. Felican Park to be abandoned as the club begins constructing a steel grandstand and bleachers at the new site, per an official statement by club president A J Heimemann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Southern Asmociation
White City
Carrollton
Tulane Avenues
A. J Heimemann
Felican Park
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