Farmer Chosen Captain for Eastern High Football Next Season
Eastern High appoints Farmer as captain after Capitol Hill athletic association meeting. Previous season faced player shortages but aims to field a strong Blue and White squad with Hewan returning in key role. Team includes Marin McGlitty Pubs Dodd Ames Fitz Hugh Hatha Clark Barney McPhes and Whitre.
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H Sh Senant
Atheltic Agauation
Capitol
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Schedul
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Hp & Leam Fraime
Hewan
Army
Navy
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Sears
Lapt
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Hatha
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Canadian skating wrangle stirs U S officials
A Canadian Amateur Athletic Union dispute over eligibility for national championships threatens to pull Canada’s skating under a Canadian Amateurs umbrella, possibly triggering U S intervention led by A U president Jim Sullivan to resolve the feud. The Canadian body warns U S skaters to refrain from entering this year’s events while authorities delay a final decision.
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Canada
Canadem Amateur Athletic Union
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Desnies
Baron Wilkes Sold to Missouri Buyer for 825000
Baron Wilkes, a famed trotting stallion, was sold to BR Krell of Carthage, Missouri, announced by Col John Thayer. The price was not disclosed though reports say Col Thayer paid about 27,000 for the horse’s transfer from Paris. Wilkes has a 2.18 record and has sired many notable racers.
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Missouri
Col. Thayer
Tancaster
Mass
Baron Wilkes
BR Krell
Carthage
John Thayer
Col ‘Pharer
Fq Saver
Paris
Haron Wilkes
Promoters Seek Jockey Club Sanction for Virginia Race Revival
Norfolk leaders push for Jockey Club sanction to hold a late spring or early summer meeting in Virginia. Ex Congressman Young backs the drive to revive racing with a mile track and modern facilities, aiming to attract global attention at the Jamestown Exposition.
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Jockey Club
Virgina
Norfolk
Jovkey Club
Young
Jockey Club santUons Uie
Ag Wiel Ag
Jockes Club
Brighton Stakes and Brighton Cup Attract Record Entries
Brighton Beach Racing Association reports 1906 entries surge with 73 in the Brighton Cup, 47 last year. Two mile and a quarter Brighton Handicap leads a deep field with notable horses and connections from New York and beyond. The season anticipates big interest as bidders push for prize money and prestigious races across the Brighton program.
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Brighton Beach Racing Association
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Salyidere
Crac
Electonees
Faturha
de Mund
Ukeereay Imuie
Burgamaster
Jahd
fo-Kalon
Brooklyn
Dandelion
Running Water
Tangle
Oard Croker
Blakestown
Lesterlin
Stella
Brighton Gap
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Gee
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Nayad
Wermanny
Williamport
Sebfing
Charter Marnhy
Cincinnati Enquirer
White Fox
Syorid
Chiroo
Werb
Standing Defeats White in Tight Tennis Showdown
George Standing, notable racquet champion, beat tennis pro John White of the Home Club in two closely played sets and aims to clinch the third match of the professional court tournament at the Racquet and Tennis Club. Both players had endured earlier mishaps this week and showed improved form. Standing won 82 8 to White 68 3 in the observed sets.
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New York
George Standing
John White
Standing
White
Finch Fends Off Foul Claim in City Park Feature Race
New Orleans January card at City Park drew a solid crowd with seven races led by a mile purse event. Phil Finch, favored, beat Subador by eight lengths after envoys feinted, with Naran second and Lloyd third. Subador ridden by Russell also won the hurdle handicap, while Mountain guided Favorita to a seven furlong selling win as Cassidy suspended jockeys for misbehavior.
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Conigan
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Uiree
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Burnolette Triumphs In Oakland Opening Race At 26 to 1
San Francisco January 9 Burnolette a 20 to 1 outsider won the opening Cosette Handicap at Oakland defeating favorite Nealon. The card included four other races with Banouiia and Korosllany among winners, and Joe Coyne captured the money in the day’s feature.
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Baby Race At Ascot Draws Crowd In LA Meet
Big field in baby race with Martha Jane piloted by Suliman winning at 1 to 2. The program listed multiple infant runners, results show three furlongs to one mile events with winners and seconds amid a dense card, including Martha Jane and Avontelles among others.
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Ren
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Bilis Ward
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Rice
Columbia
Tennessee Senate considers felony gambling ban on horse racing
Senator Lon Joust of Hamilton County introduced a bill in the State Senate to prohibit betting on horse races in Tennessee. The measure makes it a felony for track owners to allow wagering, with fines from 250 to 500 dollars and 1 to 3 years in prison. Corporations face fines and charter forfeiture. individuals face misdemeanors with 100 to 300 dollars and 6 to 12 months imprisonment. Betting on races outside the state is a misdemeanor.
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Nashville
Tenn
Lon Joust
Hamilton County
State Senate
National Association Revises Baseball League Rules
The National Association of Baseball Leagues updated the constitution and board, adding J D B O'Brien as arbitration head and extending terms to four years. P T Powers was reelected president. J H Farrell named secretary and chairman. Umpires, contracts, and classification debates dominated, with AA status sought by Eastern League and American Association and protests from Coast and Southern Leagues. A rule uniting player and umpire contract standards was approved for commission review.
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National Association of Baseball Leagues
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O'Brien
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American Baseball Association
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Cincinnati
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Pacific Coast League
Southern Association
F. R Carson
South Bend
Ind
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Sumilar
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Toledo
Ohio
Star Battery Signs Altrock and Sullivan for year
Special to The Washington Post from Chicago reports Charles A Comiskey announced the resigning of star battery Nick Altrock and catcher Eily Sullivan for another year. Altrock arrived first to sign, while Sullivan followed with a contract. Also noted is Carl Lundgren returning to college to coach and Indiana University securing the former Twins hurler for winter lessons.
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Nick
Comiskey
Chicago
Eily Sullivan
Carl Lundgren
Cubs
Coliere
University of Indiana
Tmnols
Hoosiers Expect February 18 Start For Pitcher
Authorities in Bloomington expect the pitcher to begin work with the Hoosiers about February 18. He will likely stay on campus until the National League season opens in April, with permission for remaining on campus granted by officials.
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Hoosiers
Bloomington
Jumpers in Tri-State Carded For Return Or Exit
National Commission decides players who did not jump contracts must return to their clubs unless Tri-State retention deals are reached. The list names players by Tri-State and National Agreement clubs, with those failing to report to a club facing reversion or transfer.
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Delny
Syl-State
Witl
Hod” Breoaler
Williamaport
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H Doegher
Hartinburx
Brooklys
Gwens
York
Sty Eeese -Brooklyn F.C
Reisling
Lancaster
Brooklyn
James Sebri
Walter
Hartley
W. Rementer
Langaster
Delninger
Altoone
Binghamton Holyoke
Mass Holyoke
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Toleds LC
Wiltse
Johnstown
M of O'Neil
Louly
Nat HE. McCurmial
Philadelphia
Nat Joseph Myers
Harry Glorson
Williamsport
St. Lowie
Robert Unglaub
Hoston
H . Wolverton
C. Balmer
Boston Nati
Durham
Welgand
Brookly
Busy schedule for western High School baseball team
Manager Rafter has mapped an attractive season with two to three out of town games against Staunton Military Academy and Woodberry Forrest. Key players include Capt. Michael Radford Morse Howard Kemp Fort Skelten and Pohiemus. The slate lists games from April 1 against Washington School for Boys to May 23 at Gallaudet College with Georgetown Preps and other opponents to follow.
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Western High
Creek
Staunton Miliary Academy
Woodberry- Forrest
Washington School For
Michael
Princeton
Radford
Morse
Howard
Kemp
Fort Skelten
Pohiemus
Washington Schoolor
Meryland Agricultural College
Washington School For Boys
Episcopal High School
Gallaudet College
Staunton Military Academy
Staunton
Army and Navy Preparatory School
Gallaudet Collage
Western High School Basketball Schedule Set
Western High School has arranged a schedule for its basketball team with Eastern and Technical only so far. Manager Morse announced the dates including January 16 at Eastern, January 18 at Western, February 1 at Western, February 5 open, February 12 open, January 5 at Western, and February 5 at Western versus Eastern.
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Western High School
Morse
Fastern
Eastern
Technical
Western
Boots Darnell faces permanent ban from American turf
Washington Post report says Jockey Club stewards will refuse Durnell’s trainer license. Decision may come at week’s end. Long-running feud with John W Gates and William Pinkerton influenced earlier pardons. Article notes Durnell’s past suspensions and attempted returns with Pacific Coast Jockey Club.
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Washington Post
New York
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Post
Durnell
Pacific Coast Jockey Club
I Durnell
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Los Angeles
John J McCafferty
John W Gates
William Pinkerton
Tom Williams
John W. Gates
John A. Drake
Miller Reinstated Into Union After Stormy Session
W A Miller, previously dismissed by the union and later reinstated by the President, was admitted to the bookbinders union Tuesday night after a tense meeting. A letter informing him of the action and a union card were sent by the secretary. Miller, now in Minneapolis, had been ordered readmitted despite tensions over a nonunion shop refusal and the Ashton trial ruling.
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Miller
J A Cogan
Government Printing Office
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Chicago
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Hns
No 4 International Brotherhood of Bookbinders
Civl Service Commission
Roosevelt
Fileman Bros Semi annual clearance sale notice
Fileman Bros offers for men and boys a clearance sale at seven th and east streets. All winter fancy suits and heavy weight overcoats are now offered at one third less than regular prices. See window display of styles and patterns.
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