Farmer Chosen Captain for Capitol High Football Next Season
Eastern H sh Senant will lead the inter high school football squad for next season after the Capitol HEL athletic association meeting. Last year Eastern faced scheduling issues but captaincy was awarded again to Hewan, who starred against Army and Navy Preparatory. Teammates listed include Farmer Marin McGlitty Pubs Dodd Ames Fitze Hugh Hatha Clark Barney McPhes and Whitre.
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H Sh Senant
Atheltic Agauation
Capitol
Wit
Schedul
Enousa
Hp & Leam Fraime
Hewan
Army
Navy
Ap Wis
Winening
Sears
Lapt
Farmer
Marin
McGlitty
Dodd J Ames
Fitzehugh
Hatha
Claik Barney
McPhes and
Whitre
Canada Skating Wrangle Puts Pressures On US Officials
Montreal January reports a skating dispute between Canada and the Amateur Athletic Union concerns United States entries for this year’s championships. The Canadian association warns against sending men, hinting at a withdrawal from the Canadian Amateur Athletic Union and possible professionalization of competitors. A presidential role may be needed to settle the row.
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A. U
Montreal
Canada
Canadem Amateur Athletic Union
United States
Amateur
Montresl
Amare Athletic
Skating Association
Desnies
Baron Wilkes Sold to Missouri Stallion Trade
Baron Wilkes the great trotting stallion was sold to BR Krell of Carthage Missouri. Col John Thayer disclosed a purchase price of 825000. The horse, known for a 2.18 record and numerous successful progeny, changed hands from Stover of Paris Kansas to the Missouri buyer.
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Missouri
Col. Thayer
Tancaster
Mass
Baron Wilkes
BR Krell
Carthage
John Thayer
Col ‘Pharer
Fq Stover
Pariy
Haron Wilkes
Mae
Promoters Seek Sanction for Virginia Jockey Club Race Revival
Promoters in Norfolk and surrounding counties push for Jockey Club sanction to revive Virginia racing at a one mile track near a flat, well located site. Ex Congresssman Young leads the drive hoping May or June dates will prove the project viable and attract global interest 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 Attract Large Brighton Cup Entries
The Brighton Beach Racing Association reports 73 entries for the Brighton Cup, up from 47 last year, with 284 for the Brighton Produce. Notable contenders include Electonees, De Mund, Burgamaster, and Blakes Town, with nominations expanding across long distances and major events as horsemen show strong interest for the season.
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Brighton
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Salyidere
Crac
Electonees
Faturha
de Mund
Ukeereay Imuie
Burgamaster
Jahd
fo-Kalon
Brooklyn
Dandelion
Running Water
Tangle
Oard Croker
Blakestown
Lesterlin
Stella
Brighton Gap
JB Haggia
Sripmion
New York
Glen Cove
Ray
Melody
Elhart
Fiddler’ Carvidon
Phillikes
Blackchalrea
Iriahman
Comiskey
Che Sebring
Jimmy
Nayad
Wermanny
Williamport
Sebfing
Charter Marnhy
Cincinnati Enquirer
White Fox
Chiroo
Werb
Standing Defeats White In Tight Tennis Showdown
George Standing, noted tennis champion, defeats professional John White in two close games and vies for the decisive third match at the Racquet and Tennis Club. Both players had earlier mishaps this week but were in fine form today. scores shown are Standing 8 3 8 White 6 8 6 8.
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New York
George Standing
John White
Standing
White
Phil Finch Resentful No Claim Of Foul Lodged
New Orleans Jan 9 A race card at City Park featured seven events including a mile purse race. Phil Finch beat Lucky Charm after Envoy pressed the leader, with Finch not claiming foul. Subador won the hurdle handicap in front of Naran, while Favorita took a seven furlong sale event for four year olds. Cassidy suspended two jockeys after the opening event.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
City Park
Pin
Aubmission
Lowe
Envoy
Lucky Chaim
Laws
Phil Inch
Lg Walp
Phil Finch
Warren
Cassis
Subador
Russell
Lay
Naran
Conigan
Robert Tucker
Bino
Uiree
Favorita
Mountain
Lloyd
Cassidy
McIntyre
Huestis
Dinemock
HW Lloyd
Duchess of Montebello
A Williamey
Lenina
D. Austin
Tod
Metzger
F Glenny MacBride
Lady Coventry
Adela R
Star
Culo
Wee Tritt
Miriam
Q. Lee
Austin
Battlee
Gremue
Fly On
Bine
Lee Printess Sue
Manis
Violet Ho
Oxmounds
Bojou' Lark
Lead A
Wolf
Jack Mors
Bervoy
Phil Pinch
Charlatan
J Hennessy
S4ides Gacky Charm
FIETH
JM Mouniaim
Son
Preach Nun
Lesa
Tin
Lena
Truemant
Ted
Anna Thy
Cield Lorl
Posing
Voribest
Evie Green
Snow Ball
Marenret M
Marvel P.algoran
Austral
Wor
Frontense
Southern Cros. Wi
Rofundste
Olkesa
Anundor
Vinnie Jonneon
Firebrand
Sauiting
Iva
Nancy Hart Devons
Frank Flesher
North Wind
Mulwark Athens
O Stone
Marvin Neal
Aso
Burnolette Beats Nealon in Oakland Opener at 26 to 1
San Francisco January 9 Burnolette a 20 to 1 long shot won the opening Cosette Handicap at Oakland defeating favorite Nealon as Joe Coyne took the purse. Futurity notes list Burnolette 105 in the mix with Brider at 103 and Procrastingte 103 while Second race saw Banouiia at 15 to 1 contend. Korosllany won the Fire and One-Half Furlongs 9 to 3 with Caco 164 and LaRose 105 in pursuit. Fourth race Towwtte Handicap was won by Joe Cove 105 over Nealon 128 with Worrigan third. Fifth race Vota gay Hu led but finished fourth. also ran were Baker and Time. Onsvifle Beachwood led Futella and Governor Lari with time split summaries.
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Burnolette
Oakland
San Franccisco
Nealon
Joe Coyne
Maries
Burnelette
Qi Brider
Press Wheeler
Menakatin
Hadgar
Banouiia
Ullivan
Woo
Albla
Horner
Mine
Tonapa
Luan
Letia
Joe Cove
Maintyre
Fet
Orner
Worrigan
Lari
Kircchbaum
Joe Gatenw
Cert James
Plekaway Alvo Ron
City Park
Miss Bertha
Jos'Pliadl
Maelstrom
Zick Abrams
Hemai
Brighton
Tom Dolan
Cam Inbotham
Sharonauana
Goldess
WeSeft
Dapple
Roseboro
Eady Frityon
Fadiah
Delphte
Ila Gollway
OnIsve
Groagrain
Heart of Hyacinthyi
Dan McKenna - Glemare
Florence Tell
Rose Daly
Alephen
Prince Howling
Bes
Ossineks
Bacher ‘ Dua
Lambertia
Weatherford
VigornKon
Whitman
Huoge
Ismaltan
Bre Fklangs
Horna
Balable
Strusec
Hugh McGowan
Johny Lyons
Blanche C
Grace St. Clair
Grace St. Clair A 107 Maltabi 105 Grace G See E 107 Balurida
Ascot
Wat
Horne
Kinsman Ibd Winter Ene
Helt Kercher Ina
Lord Provost
Mountehani
Susie Christian
Stoeesel
Mortlate
Trenaureseckar
Tord Ragsington
Cyclops
Tootsmack
Nelson
Lord Stanhopa
Abbey Belle Wat
Lizae Athertie
Big Field In Baby Race At Ascot Delights Los Angeles
Baby race day at Ascot drew crowds in Los Angeles with several first timers. Martha Jane piloted by Suliman won the first race over four furlongs, time 1:32.5, with Star of Runny Life and Cadet M1 close behind as later events featured short fields and mixed results.
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Suliman
Martha Jane
Los Angeles
Cal
Soday
Ascot
St. Alans
Harris
Preston
Id Ries
Cadet
Misa Sthmyar
Kitty’ McCall
von Avontelles
Fischer
Sam MY
Fancasia
Ytona
van Hops
Morrito
Lisbla Olen
von Tromp
Bintment
Edin
Preasan
San Aliso
Koerner
Matapan
Ficher
Rerond
Denton
Hoak- Ge
Tay
George
Goldapot
Raincloud
Keat
Hareial
Astra
Iusacis
Susie Christian
Robert Ainchett
Iinsman
Hushala
Mary Glean
Aloha
Benman
Ren
Tennessee Senate Acts On Horse Race Betting Felony
Senator Lon Joust introduced a bill in Nashville to ban betting on horse races in Tennessee. It makes track owners responsible for wagers inside or outside the enclosure, with penalties including fines of 250 to 500 dollars, and one to three years in prison. Corporations face fines and charter forfeiture. individuals face misdemeanor penalties and jail terms. Betting on races outside the state becomes a misdemeanor. The measure references listed names and racing entries, and notes several upcoming meetings and entries at Oaklawn and Brighton Handicap.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Lon Joust
Hamilton County
State Senate
Garner
Fiip Flap
George W Langdon
California
Mess
Shawana
New Orleans
John Marklein
Goldcrest
William Lakeland
William Larson Powers
Hot Springs
Charles Howe
Arlowmatse
Woolsthorpe
Rowe
Faer
Kansas Price
Crescent City Jockey Club
National Association Revises Contracts and Classifications
The National Association of Baseball Leagues revised rules including extending terms for officers to four years and adding J D B O'Brien to arbitration. P T Powers was re elected president and J H Farrell secretary. Eastern League and American Association seek AA class while Pacific Coast and Southern protest. Umpires now fall under contract rules with penalties like players.
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New York
National Association of Baseball Leagues
JDB
O'Brien
Milwaukee
American Baseball Association
Ed Grillo
Cincinnati
J H. Farrell
Auburn
New York State League
Board of Arbitration
National Association
Tri-State League
Wilmington
Trenton
Atlantic League
Paciic Coast League
California
National Board
National Commission
Eastern League
American Association
Pacific Coast League
Southern Association
F. R Carson
South Bend
Ind
Natonal Baseball Commission
Sumilar
W. R. Armour
Toledo
Ohio
Star Battery Signs and Cubs Pitcher Return
All star battery Altrock and Sullivan signed by Comiskey for another year. Nick Altrock hurried a speedy signing after Comiskey talked tough on raises. Eily Sullivan also signed. Carl Lundgren to return to college to coach at Indiana University after seasons with the Cubs.
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Altrock
Nick
Comiskey
Chicago
Eily Sullivan
Carl Lundgren
Indiana
Cubs
Coliere
University of Indiana
Tinels
Hoosiers Expect February 18 Start for New Pitcher
Bloomington authorities understand the pitcher will begin work with the Hoosiers about February 18 and may stay on campus until the National League season opens in April.
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Hoosiers
Bloomington
Jumpers in Tri-State Face Return or Retention Rules
National commission settles contracts with outlaws in the Tri-State League. Players who did not jump contracts but refused to report to clubs will be required to return unless clubs reach satisfactory retention agreements. The list names numerous players by Tri-State and National Agreement clubs and their former teams.
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Tri-State
Delny
Syl-State
Witl
Hod” Breoaler
Williamaport
Boston
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
Man
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 Baseball Slate For Western High School Team
Manager Rafter of the Western High School baseball team has arranged a busy schedule for the season. The slate includes two or three out of town games against Staunton Military Academy and Woodberry Forest, with April games against Washington School for Boys, Maryland Agricultural College, Episcopal High School, Gallaudet College, and Staunton Academy among others. Key players include Capt. Michael, Radford, Morse, Howard, Kemp, Fort Skelton, and Pohiemus, with several new prospects anticipated to join. Additional games with Georgetown Prep, Kensington, Hockville, Takoma Park, and George Washington Reserves are planned but dates are pending. High School League games remain to be arranged.
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Rafter
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 for Eastern and Technical
Western High School completes its basketball schedule with games only against Eastern and Technical teams. Key dates include January 16 at Eastern, January 18 at Western by Technical, January 5 at Western, February 1 at Western against Technical, and February 12 at Western with an open slot. Additional Open dates remain in February and January.
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Eastern and Technical
Western High School
Morse
Fastern
Eastern
Technical
Western
Stewards May Ban Durnell From American Turf
The Jockey Club stewards consider denying Boots Durnell a trainer license with official action possible at this week’s meeting. The decision follows past disputes and a prior pardon, amid broader talk of restoring his racing involvement only after league and track scrutiny.
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Jockey Club
Durneil
Washington Post
New York
Boots” Darnell
Post
Durnell
Pacific Coast Jockey Club
I Durnell
California
Los Angeles
John J McCafferty
John W Gates
William Pinkerton
Tom Williams
John W. Gates
John A. Drake
Miller Reinstated in Bookbinders Union After Stormy Session
W A Miller, once ousted by the union and later readmitted, was admitted to the bookbinders union after a heated meeting. The action followed Miller’s earlier removal on May 18 1903 and a presidential reinstatement, with Miller’s appeal to the Civil Service Commission noted. A letter notifying Miller and a union card were sent after the vote.
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W. A Miller
Bookbinders' Union
Miller
J A Cogan
Government Printing Office
Minneapolis
Chicago
Ashton
Hns
No 4 International Brotherhood of Bookbinders
Civl Service Commission
Roosevelt
FILEMAN BRO S Endless Clearance Sale For Men And Boys
FILEMAN BRO announces a semi annual clearance sale in Washington offering men and boys fancy winter suits and heavy weight overcoats at one third off marked prices. See window display for styles and patterns.
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Washington
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