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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1905

Page

8

Merry Acrobat Wins Two Favorites Home First

New Orleans racing notes show Merry Acrobat narrowly beating Red Raven in race two despite interference. Far West and Florentine also won as favorites, with Edith May and De Resske among other winners. Charles entries list upcoming races and odds across multiple tracks including Ascot and Hot Springs.

New Orleans Merry Red Raven Far West Florentine Gannon Hannibal Bey Davis Death Young Time Miladi Love Knowledge W. L. George Hocco Walter Duty Arachne Fitsprillar Sarah Maxim Heritage J. McIntyre Tom Shellsy Crime Mins Simplicity Nicol Saladdin Arch Oldham la Sagitie Omealca Dava Stahl Edith May Livingston Escutcheon WG. Martin Matador J. Hennerey Janeta Antimony Clover Hampton Evadne Little Red St. Sever Aubuchon Misanthrope Homestead Echilline Floral Wreath Hugh Bradley Goldaga Lampoon Gracious de Resske J. Martin Gregory Au Revoir Mr Jack Omealoa Ascot Hello Liddon Norwood Ohio Lieutenant Rice Kilts Triple Silver Caterpillar Little Jack Horner Sadducei Hakim Martha Celia Moorish Damsel Kitty Pratt Keogh Spongecake Ricardo Jelexi Alliuda Miss Batty Legation Rosa Williams Monaco Mald Red Ruler Lee King Treacy Bountiful Amora St. Blue Belle of Portland Rachel Ward the Hebrew Klein‘wood Automaster Montebank Hot Springs Ark Essex Park Hugh Mintboy Sago Main Aven Mountain Lad Evad George Shell Dr. McCarthy Carthage Togo Idle Hour Fra Felipe Chicokoya Maid Little Buttercup James Warren Irish Melody Milas Guan Arclight Priertty Garvin C Charadetla Delusion Wild Irishman Dundallo Rod Reynard Lady Cariln Gus Heldorn Bill Curtis Florizel Bill Knight Esterre Pancreatis Silveremead Martius Ike Payne Nick Longworth Brown Monarch Never Smile Glenwood Imboden Gussie T Mids Martus Mountain Girl Favorita Eva Jean Lavenia ‘True Pretty Nellie America II Lady Charade Miss Anthony I Samerson Winifred Nerwoot Nuptian Henry Lyong Roommate Regea Poeanset Voltaire Suwariow al Scarlet Amorous Miss Gunn Benton Nepenthe Maggie Leaber Kingraine St. Juvenal Velamquez Mimon Nervator Cornwall Excentral Hucens Barney Burke Ethics O'Relley Little Elkin Santa Teresa Awittwing Alabardh Pennant Locket Sole Gnanetta Creserton Moorhen Maverick Guseley T Mise Marius Whittenberg America Ting Chinn & Forsythe

St Asaph Poolroom Raid Strikes City Police Action

Chief Webster and officers arrested 33 people at St Asaph poolroom without mayoral approval. Warranted arrests halted gambling activities as State’s Attorney Brent and Police Justice Caton prepared for a Saturday preliminary hearing. Mayor Paff denounces the raid as unauthorized and vows council involvement in future.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria St. Asaph Webster Lyles Young, Henderson Hall J. M. Hill Lewis Bargen Samuel G. Brent Caton Francis I. Smith Edmund Burke J M Hill Theophilus Ballenger Aurety Louis Bargen Frank Snooks George Campbell T A. McCaulley Joseph Lee P. T Pumphrey George Lescallet Frank Prince J. R. Fauth W. Kohlhausen J. Sturgis L. J Sherman B. D. Bentley Charles Burlingame H. T. Busey J. L. Phillips George F Bradley P. H. Early Zora Hill George W. Lee William Duncan T .B. Johnston Charles Hall W. G C. Johnston Ed Julius George Hamilton George Krafft City of Paff Umits

Races and Results From Today's Track Meet

Several six furlong to mile races produced winners like David Boland and War Times with tight odds. Tomorrow's entries list six scheduled races including selling, handicap, and stakes events with multiple contenders and odds.

Kubelik Sir Dougal Dandle Belle Petrolla Mise Culver David Boland Handy Bill Golden Buck Fleherboy Fay Templeton Princess Zulu Mabel Bates Haven Run War Times Silurian G@laspray Glenarvon Dr. Shorb Cinnaber Charmel Trapsetter Homage Ora Viva Darksome el Piloto Briers Angie Hermencia Harka Algo Bella Reed Dora Matt’ Hogan H. Bhan Hainault Chambries Ragnaro Recipe Algo Bea Ali Silver Skin Dr Leggo Patrick Yada Can't Tell Princess Wheeler Morita Elba Pousa Cafe Macene Prickles Nika Pearl Waters Lady Redhead Julia Lucrence Macens Nika Ad Ezell Las Jone Dei Cerina Melar Hatre Nous Barendos Albemarle Yellowstone Royal White Frangur J. H. Bennett Dr. Sherman Hawaiiian Langford James Box Elder Lady Kent Bombardier Romaine Ramsay

Midwinter Golf Opens with Close Scores in Pinehurst

Advertising men’s international tournament qualifying at Pinehurst names Frank Presbrey of New York as medalist with 92. Top 16 qualifiers include William Freeman, James Batterson, L T Boyd, H W Ormsbee, R E Whsey, George Dutton, Paul Harrison, W H Hotchkin, A Creamer, D H Hostetter, H E Crall, George Gardener and others. several head-to-head results noted among qualifiers.

Pinehurst N. C Frank Presbrey New York William C. Freeman Montclair N J James G. Batterson L. T. Boyd Milwaukee Wis H. W. Priest Swampscott Masa H. W. Ormsbee Brooklyn R. E. Whsey George C. Dutton Boston Paul Harrison N. J W. H. Hotehkin A. Creamer North Conway D. H. Hostetter Pittsburg H. E. Crall Englewood George G. Gardener Springfield Mass W R. Roberts Philadelphia W. Bmedhey Harrison Presbrey Ormebee Priest Batterson Boyd Freeman Wilsey Dutton Smediey Crall Creamer Roberts Hostetter Hotchkin Gardener

Wilkie Elected President Of Columbia Golf Club

The Columbia Golf Club met at the Raleigh Hotel and elected John H. Wilkie chief of the U S Secret Service president for the coming year. Other officers chosen were T Cameron vice president Benjamin Woodruff secretary and William McKinley treasurer. New governors include R Golden Donaldson John C Davidson and T Pliny Moran.

John E. Wilkie Columbia Golf Club Raleigh Henry L. West West Washington John H. Wilkie United States Secret Service T. Cameron Benjamin Woodruff William McKinley R. Golden Donaldson John C. Davidson T. Pliny “Moran Board of Governors

Jones Awarded to Washington in National Commission ruling

In Cincinnati on January 3 4 the National Baseball Commission settled major disputes with the National Association. Jones was awarded to Washington while Sullivan went to Detroit. Pitcher Jack Taylor contested post season actions, with several officials present including Ban Johnson and Barney Dreyfuss. A passenger train collision in Shamokin killed engineer Consort with injuries to others. A Porto Rican stabbed Sailor Ericksen in San Juan.

Cincinnati Ohio National Baseball Commission National Association Pulliam National League Werrmann Herrmann National Commission Commission David L. Brain Buffalo Club St. Louis Chicago Ban Johnson P. T. Powers Kavanaugh T. H. Murnane Barney Dreyfuss Pittsburg W. J. Shets Bancroft Cincinnati Club San Tuan Porto ‘Rico Ismind Ericksen Dexter Ericksen Norway Charles ‘Ton

Jackson City Pool Room Closes After Dissension

The Virginia Telegraph Company's Jackson City pool room shut after less than a month in business. Principal partners John Nelson and Frank Foster clashed over management, leading Nelson to withdraw. Patrons arriving Saturday were informed the room was "without da wire" and no commissions would be paid.

Virginia Telegraph Company Jackson City John Nelson Frank Foster Nelson Washington

Poolroom dispute shadows Hill regime opposition plans

Yesterday the new poolroom faced no immediate action by State's Attorney Mackey as he focused on the St Asaph case. If Mackey wins a verdict against the Hill regime, the opposition room would shut without direct intervention from him.

Virginia St. Asaph Alexandria City Commonwealth Crandal Mackey Mackey Nicol Fort Myer Heights St Asaph Hill

Bureau in Winning Form in Departmental Bowling

In a Palace alleys match, the Bureau bowlers defeated the Government Printing Office two games to one. All games exceeded 900 with high averages. Helmericks led the Bureau with 226, Hess 215, and Lord and Atkins 211 each. The Printers’ Atkins and Brosnan posted strong openings, aided by Addison and Walsh, but the Bureau maintained the edge across the set.

Government Printing Office Palace Hardie Brown Atkins Mount Gates Saengerbund George Burdine Crist Tommy Harlow Burdine Allison Miller Wiker Harlow Waters Brandt Rice Rodrick A. P.O Addison Walsh Broman e-Deseee Wilson Smaaetpensceres Tbh

Stahl Named Washington Manager Successor to Donovan

Ban Johnson suggested Stahl for the role after his rise as a star first baseman. He accepted the job, began recruiting and will take the team south for spring practice and a series of home exhibition games. The club plans a strong season and aims for a solid finish in the pennant race.

Ban Johnson—Lenes Washington Baseball Club Jake Stahl Stahl Ban Johnson Johneon Anson Comiskey P J. Donovan Cassidy Washington Washington Ja

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