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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1908

Page

8

Baseball Versus Racing Gamble Debate Stirs Fans

J. Ed Grillo surveys the racing betting scare in New York and argues baseball would not thrive on track gamblers. He contends attendance would drop if racing closed, while Chicago shows baseball benefits from no track wagering, and cites figures on contracts, managers, and key players amid a broad sports panorama.

J. ED Grillo Hughes New York Geatotches Joe Mocks Hiwrs Chicago Bockas Neraeboall Dahent Eresnahan den Aiitt John J. McVres McGraw Soo Jem Breanahan

Handzarra Wins as Delphie and Beau Brummel Shine at Fair Grounds

In New Orleans at the Fair Grounds a tame card produced Handzarra upset the field in a five and a half furlong sprint after being routed late. Bitter Sir and Sweetener led easy wins in earlier races while Delphie and Beau Brummel endured hard drives to claim later events.

Handzarra GoHops Delphie Beau Brummel Los Angeles Washington New Orleans Fair Grounds J. H. McCormick Handzarray Cella Confederacy Marie Abe Bitter Sir Sweetener Powers Masse Abe Lee Hammon Boy Alex Maritza Nicol Cuban Boy Hoseburg Tony W Nellarmac Dr. Strong Puetacia Servicence Dick Coghllt Pacataligo Mique O'Brien Intervane Leiber Light Sweetner V. Powers Hacking Bay Deel Ben Sand Fairbrother Padrone Stoneman Tarnyth Orlandot Opie Raed Boyon Lark Rhinestone Polar Star Gur Boy M. J. Whalen Bitter Bir Alsatian R. McDaniels Stone Street Lloyd Sabado Tackle Thomas Calhoun Lick Rose Bounding Elk Brown Thistle Arrow Swift Handarra Commedienne Rarner Meadow Breeze R. McDanie de Oro Pity Lightning Conductor Lady Charade R. McDaniel Vincentio Malesworth St. Noel Odd Elia Terna Rod Skyward Ferronferro Gold Spink Prince of Pless Padre Elta Maleo

Victory for A Muskoday in Melrose Handicap at Oakland

Oakland race results show A Muskoday opening as favorite fell to 7 to 1 but led from the start to win the Melrose Handicap. Jacomo faded to finish behind Massa in the money as the day featured six races with multiple contenders including Dick Wig on Seattle Triomphant and Mandator in selling events.

Oakland Cal A. MuSkoday Jacomo Massa Seattle Keoghi Trance McIntyrey Coppit Sandy Lady Martinez Aliee Colling My Nurse Gonsaline Galftee Kdrona Vibrate Aelling Magan Kedge Legatee Miller Ramus Davis Fury A. Flaunt Galvestoniar Dante C._algeran Bisty Meyer Darlington McClain Lord Pilgrane Fulton Bonheur Bannock Bob

George Washington Holds Midnight Session on Wiber Action

The athletic council of George Washington University met from 11 PM to 1 30 AM to consider Dr Wiber’s action suspending the university basketball team. The council refused to disclose details and the suspended manager remains under action.

Athletic Council George Washington Wiber George Washington University Amateur Athletic Union Unon

GOTCH TO MEET NACKENSCHMIDT

Frank A. Go leb Champlon wrestler of the United States says he received a tele gram indicating that George Hacken schmidt had conarited to meet him. The match date between April 1 and May 8 remains uncertain with Chicago or Kansas City as potential scenes. Doherty not to compete this year in lawn tennis, with M. Brooks of Australia cited.

Baltimore Frank A. Goleb Champlon United States George Hackenaichmildt Chicago Kansas City Doherty Apevia Cable Wrehington Post London L. Doherty M. Brooks Australia Frank Gotch Gus Schoenlein Nelson Goteh Schoenlein

Dead heat in fourth race as Waterbury and Rapid Water contend

In Los Angeles big fields prevailed as Trace Waterbury and Rapid Water battled to a dead heat over six and a half furlongs. Waterbury led early, Rapid Water closed the gap near the wire, time 1:17 4-5, near the world record. First Peep edged Baron Esher by a head in the fifth race, time 1:59 2-5 for the mile and a sixteenth. other race results list Prolific, Achieve, Chief Desmond and Kirkland Belle among winners and placegetters with noted performances.

New Orleans Maree Abe J. Lee Sweetner W. Powers Beau Brummel Handzarra Huestis Delphie Sakland Dick Wilson Keogh Seattle Triumphant McIntyre A. Muskoday McClain Manda Wat Agnea Dorothea Bittermen John Bmulski Belle Stroma Fox Hall Husted Alfahip Adesso Albert Sponge Caka Miltiades Mitton Forge Martius Sheen Invasion Akbar Mareh Redon Belmere Land Breeze Woodsaw Destroyer Hodur Heart of Hyacinth Warner Griswell Debor Bright Boy Orentte Asteroid Tribes Hnl Gargantua Jack Tolan Hawkama Bentrics K Bird Paragon Ag Toy Boy Jon Telescope John Carro Hassell Leonardsdale van Gordan Ust Oronogo Mike Ashelm Trust Lord Filigrana Burlingame Bothy Shafto Densen Charlie Doherty Pardonia Smiley Corbett San Oak Pandeora San Gil Galves Merritt Buxton Unete Sam Mornand Mornand, Thirl St George Jr Lone Wolf Midmont Lazell Lowlands Funnyside le Capt Halena Sam McGibbon Lassen Alta Spandercourt Paladini Col Warwick Big Store L. A Eduardo Fairy Street the Captain Blanche Dellic Dollars Hector Pat Overlando Bryan Slater Frances Sam Barber Brian Beau Plausible Tilly May Bulatta Los Angeles Salling Hossington Basil Prestige Preosias Prince of Orange Banlada Christine A Master Lester Rubban Alma Myrtle H Giovanni Balerio Progrena Canardo Bell Chamber Scarfella Mindla Xia Henry Waedeman Crepps Beckham Lady Chinwel Altar Boy Lynn Wrouseman Belinence Paul Spinstresa Ten Row Catherine F C. Grouse Veritas Wincitci Barney Oldfield Sol Otwell Ag Jana Waterbury Preen Money Creston San Nicholas Stray Lawls Rey Hindon Burt Turnaway Brawney Lad Wwe Cinnibar Thamondre Pontatar Hal Montelatr Oreagna Bellarius Yn First Peep Baron Esher Revent Turlonge Ghiting Duah Whacker Nadgsu McIntyrey Tima Lisbla Arragon jBejovic Buena Evran George Swain Josie Wheeler Nerska Onata Watane Jim Morrison Koran Three Boland Horsee H Lapa India Miniature Fred Maler Louis Struber Blight Modena Col. Dies Buck Thorne Aksarben Roy Junior Chief Desmond Goldstein Prolific Martin Lee Harrison Musgrave Hallie Sherman Albion H Silver Sue Andoche Pelham Waldorf Burn Rapid Water Dugan Mary F Tints Sir Baward San Fara Genrgs Davis Aleg Firet Peep Archibald Burna Harry Scott Lycurgus Chip Pewn Elie Ouradi Coleworth Needful Tan Kirkfind Belle Preston Marlon Rose Buxton Josse Ross Anna May Lady Kitty Airs Louisa Fitzgibpon Lucky Lad Gamton Sue Donhart Wineame' Ways Lord Rosaington Cambysses Daley -Erost Ram

Vests Sale Prices Across Ranges Displayed

An itemized list shows vest prices in varied tiers from two to eight dollars, with multiple discount figures and a final bundle total. The sequence lists different vest price points: two to eight dollars, with corresponding sale amounts.

Miller's Followers Break as Jockey Eyes Ketchell Bout

The Washington Post reports that star jockey Billy Papke looks to sidetrack Hugo Kelly for a middleweight title bout with California's Stanley Ketchell on Washington's Birthday at Colma. James Coffroth offers inducements. Papke and Kelly had a drawn Milwaukee bout but disagree on details.

Bill Papke Hugo Kelly Ketchell California Billy Papke Stanley Ketchell Colma Washington James Coffroth Papke Kelly Milwaukee Wit

Columbia Lions trip yields long mileage and two wins

Columbia University basketball endured a disastrous nine game trip, winning only two. The squad logged a record distance of 4507 miles, surpassing any prior college five. Injuries weakened key players as losses came to Chicago Minnesota Georgetown Wabash and the Kansas City Athletic Club while victories came against Birmingham Athletic Club and Vanderbilt. The team prepared for the second intercollegiate game with Cornell in Ithaca Friday night.

Columbia Washington Post New York Columbia University Morningside Heighhs University of Chicago University of Minnesota Georgetown Wabash Kansas City Athletic Club Birmingham Athletic Club Vanderbilt University Cornell Ithaca

Gunther Wins Slow-Calls Decision Over Blackburn in Six

George Gunther formerly of Australia defeated Jack Blackburn in six rounds at the Broadway Athletic Club Philadelphia. Blackburn floored Gunther in round four and had some moments, but Gunther rallied to win on points as Terry Martin challenged the winner.

Philadelphia George Gunther Australia Jack Blackburn Broadway Athletic Club Blackburn Gunther Terry Martin

Connie Mack Signs Krause For Athletics

Philadelphia January 9 Manager Connie Mack returns from the coast praised for baseball scouting. He reports signing left handed pitcher Krause and notes additional pitchers Bills Maxwell and a promising ensure. Also signed outfielder Zamlock from the California State League.

Washington Philadelphia Connie Mack Athletics Krause Meek Tomi Mack South Bills Maxwell Zamlock

Mystics Beat Young Shamrocks in Lopsided 50–13 Victory

The Mystic basketball team of the Church of the Good Shepherd defeated the Young Shamrocks by fifty to thirteen last night. The Mystics seek games with teams averaging 110 pounds and invite challenges to R. BE, McCormick, 712 Fifth street northeast.

Mystics Young Shamrocks Mystic Church of the Good Shepherd R. BE McCormick Fifth Street

New York Magistrate Misreads Italian Vendor Exchange

A colorful exchange outside a Chicago News item references a New York magistrate misreading an Italian vendor. The vendor hawks fresh roasted peanuts while arguing the magistrate’s accent reveals a misidentified fur trader origin.

Chicago News New York Italia Gorry

Harvard to Reform Athletics Under President Eliot Plans

Boston January 9. Harvard eyeing sweeping athletic reforms advocated by President Eliot. Aboard overseers foreseen report will curb forward passes, permit free undergraduate admissions, and drop two competitive contests per season per sport. Major change could redefine Harvard athletics and rivalries with Yale and Carlisle if undergraduates favor it.

Washington Boston Mass Harvard Eliot New England College Association Board of Overseers Yale Carifale

Empire City to Have Two Meetings in the Fall

Buffalo grants racing dates for next season with Empire City and Yonkers set dates in fall. Met season opens April 15 at Aqueduct and runs to November 14 amid clashes with Saratoga. Buffalo Racing Association approved June 20 to July 25, leaving Benning and Baltimore without spring allotments, sparking local speculation.

Empire City Buffalo New York Jockey Club Empire Mee City Yonkers Saratoga Racing Association Aqueduct Queens County Jockey Club I Metropolitan Jockey Club Jamaica Benning Baltimore

Nolan Bets on Clifford in Nelson Fight

Salt Lake City reports Billy Nolan, once Nelson’s manager, now bets against Nelson in the Nelson Clifford bout at Ogden next Monday. Nolan sent $500 to a local bettor, claiming Clifford will beat Nelson. Nelson says Nolan is angry over a past money dispute and the wager is part of that dispute. Bat adds he would gladly win the money to prove he can beat Nolan. Special to The Washington Post. Chicago papers note Eddie Hahn signed with the White Sox, fourth to join next season, while Comiskey denies Quislin trade rumors and says no trades before February 2.

Chariia Murphy Chicago Hosky Bobby Lowe Secor Detroit Scranton Cleveland Ty Cobb Eddie Kenetchy St. Louis Cardinals la Crosse Delehanty Stoval New Orleans Joe Kelley Boston Nationals Giants McGraw Tenney Needham Bridwell Bowerman Kelley Frank Chance Husk Licely George Browne Boston Dovey Beaumont Hoffman Bates Browne Brooklyn Superbas William Carrick New York Giants Newark Indianapolis Kellum Byers Joe Gans Memsic Mike Doolfa Ireland Doolin Washington Post New York New York Nationals Los Angeles Roger Bresnahan Bresnahan Polo Grounds Hot Springs Griffith McGuire Boston Americans Young Winter Tannehill Morgan Barrett Criger McFarland Pittsburgers Salt Lake Utah Billy Nolan Ogden Nolan Nelson Clifford Billy Bat Comiskey Eddie Hahn Hahn White Sox Little Outfelder Nevada Ghia Lee Quislin Milwaukee

Club contracts signed by Washington manager Wantilion

Captain Robert Ganley and pitcher Falkenberg have signed for the coming year with Washington. Twirlers Smith and Johnson likely to sign today as the club aims to assemble its roster with little trouble.

Washington Wantilion Robert Ganley Falkenberg Smith J . Johnson

Detroit Baseball Club elects Navin as president

At the annual stockholders meeting Frank J. Navin was elected president to succeed W Vey. Charles Schumm was chosen secretary of the club. J W Lowtrersin remains as secretary. Yawkey retains financing interest in the property. Also noted: in New York the Automobile Club of America offers a silver cup for a 288 mile race at Ormonde Beach starting March 2 with several foreign cars anticipated.

Tetra Mich Detroit Baseball Club Frank J. Navin Wvey Charles Schumm J. W. Lowtrersin Yawkey New York Automobile Club of America Ormonde Beach

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