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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1905

Page

8

Saengerbund Defeated in District League Championship

Acmes topple Saengerbund in two games to win the District League championship on the farmers alleys. Commerce and Labor beat Post Office in the Departmental League while Royal Arcanum and Plate Printers League results highlight brisk competition. Chicago and St Louis matches noted with notable scores from Harlow Williams Nachman and Meyer.

Saengerbund Waterloo Acmes Cox Miler Warren Commerce and Labor Post-office Harlow Williams Nachman Shinner Chicago St Tous Helmericks Land Meyers Hess Seengerbund Allison Burdine 2 Crist Miller Ow Acme Aid Campbell Harate Iaz Spiess Wara Leimbach McCauley YL Ludwig Hofmann Nor Nachmann Walker Skinner Tol Hollander Hoffman Plate Printers Orepads Baten Spencer Rosenbaum Metzner Helmericke

Picks Five Winners at New Orleans First Day of Season

New Orleans on January 10 reported a record attendance on the season's first ladies day. Five favorites won across races including Ascot Belle in the First Race and Monaco Maia in the Fourth. Weather favorable and track good, with several longshots running.

New Orleans Breaaker Monte McIntyre Ascot Belle Nicom Fight I Hennessy Tine Mr. Jack Omealca Ees Estane Lamplight Flying Fire Heap Bit Ferlonga J. Melatysa Norwood Otto R. Jotksbay Little Jack Horner Alifnds Rose Williams Keogh Jelexi Martha Cela Legation Ricordio J Martin Monaco Maia Aubuelion Katie Power Nicol Falernian Vagee Atar'ren Treacy Wan Lord Tennyson Catalime C Harris Scottie Scottie, Hand+ spinner, “Dee King, Royal Arms, Jim Tyrrelt The Way Gene Murmur Alles Mountebant Phillips Knowle Egze Lavingston Ancre J Rachael Ward Bountiful St Bluey Bele Portland Ing Junge Parker Wagstar Sato Libation Proteus Cnainéey Igatt Lieber Gore Inspector Halpin Ralbes Eval Hershman Feinetay Euvéd Wotach Artegnan Pole Jakh Sanders Aleahtarg Kitties Hannibal Bey Ons Mie Fox Mead Joan Lesser Grigor K Telescope Matecor Sis Lee Pity Malster King's Trophy Dirk Buttie Barca St Hever John Doyle Brennenworth Captain Gaines Brandnew Mae Hanlon Oakland Ian Francisco Pickles Princess Wheeler Wacene Elba Nika Albert Waters Lady Redhead Julia South Lucrence Merita Ana Metate Debaring Fay Venstor Martinmas Sea Voyage Bombardier Judge Romaine Gateway Barney Dreyfus Major Tenny Isabelita Step Around Sketch Lad Mr Farnum el Moro Bob Falmer Cracko Jack Hobart St Ineho Little Wally Modicum Byronerdale Flying Torpedo Tomorrow Futurity Course Brennus Distributer Prestano Delaigno Halford Urbano Presido Yellowstone Pachuca Georgia Black Suburban Queen Libby Candid Serond Sir Wilfrid Busy Bee Miss Berg Daruma Equorum Rex Ada Meyer Dora Gentry Yolo Girl Jim Lane Bellona Kickumbob Myrtle H Mime Haphael Flaneur Riesca Dora I Calowlette Golden Buck Glendene Madicum Major Mansir Nigrette Oro Viva Barrack Outburst Pétrolia Theodora L Miracle 1 Hermencia Adirondack Sunnyshore Ginspray Vigorosa Condon San Nicholas Sad Sam Matt Hogan Lady Rohesla Ishlena David Boland Squire Johnson

Johnson Wighers Price War Over Drafted Players

National Baseball Commission met at Loughery Club House near Aurora Indiana to consider minor league demand for higher drafted player payments. Ban Johnson opposed increases but suggested capping drafted players. Herrmann of Cincinnati clashed over prices prompting talk of a twelve club circuit to curb bidding.

Saye Johnson Herrmann Cincinnati Ohio National Association of Minor Leagues Jack Taylor Chicago National Club Chicago National Baseball Commission Loughery Aurora Ind Ban Johnson National Association National Commission Posers Kavanaugh Southern League Murnane New England League Hanlon Baltimore Starlings Buffalo Griffiths Jersey City Cincinnati Club

Bad Day for Backers at Ascot in Cal Dash

Los Angeles racing notes report a day of short priced horses at Ascot California with cloudy skies and a slow track. Multiple races list winners such as Tad Linigan Croche d Or Judge Denton Emperor of India Akela and Ayres Meek plus notable entries like Great Mogul Lookaway Lady and Bluecoat among others.

Ascot Los Angeles Cal Sieven Croche d'Or Ortee Lookaway Lady Rowell Albert Harigit Lem Reed Exape Alamazor Sugden Frangible Ieula Constable John Hughes Emperor of India Fossil Kenilworth Ime Sals and Sandstone Slagson Courts Buchanan Ayres Meek Wenrick Rough Rider Watercure Dle Heatherhoney Raapira Claverton Avatas Wager Our Pride Lorets Philipns Crigil Dorice Susie Christian Crosby Postmaster Prestolus Exago Gant Phy Lieutenant Bloyen Bells Joe Kelley Golden Sunrise Ralph Reese Schoolcraft Lady Ninora Kehallan Sintendo Manera Kitty Roark S K Bel- Yatrs

St Asaph poolroom cases end amid court surprise

In Alexandria Circuit Court Judge Nicol heard State's Attorney Crandall Mackey report a settlement: the St Asaph poolroom will stay closed and prosecutions cease. The court postponed the Hill, Argen and Burlingame case and reduced the sentence for Lewis Murdock from 2000 to 200 dollars with 30 days jail remission. Brent argued the raid aimed to enforce gaming and illegal books pools. The Jackson City poolroom reopened, drawing many patrons.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria St. Asaph Poolroom Alexandria County Nicol Crandall Mackey St. Asaph Poollroom Brent Alexandria City St. Asaph Virginia Jackson City

Jockey Club Denies Croker Training at Newmarket

London January 1. Richard Croker has been informed by the Jockey Club secretary that the club refuses permission to train his horses at Newmarket. The stewards state the grounds are private property and training there requires prior consent which Croker has not obtained.

Newmarket London Richard Croker The Jockey Club Croker

Banquet To New Officers Of Steel Plate Transferers

At the annual meeting held at the society headquarters Ninth and atreeta northwest officers were elected. A D Whittington was named president with O H Herlocker as vice president and John Prender as secretary. Walter Doxen holds treasurer while Joseph Q Griffith is sergeant at arms. An ensuing banquet featured a testimonial gift to retiring president George Wright and remarks by multiple members led by toastmaster J B Brooke.

Steel Plate Transferers’ Association Steel Plate Transferers' Association Atreeta Northwest A D. Whittington O H Herlocker John Prender Walter Doxen Joseph Q Griffith George A Mason Whittington George Wright Walter Coxen Joseph Q. Griffith Howard Shaffer M R George John C Newman John P. Perry John A Mooney J. B Brooke Mr. Brooke

No Attic Sleeping Rooms Warned by Building Inspector

Building Inspector Ashford issued a notice on a Monday permit prohibiting attic use as sleeping or living rooms in new two story and attic buildings. He says some agents advertise such structures as three story homes. Regulations require living room ceilings of eight feet. many attics advertised exceed this standard and are only six feet high.

Ashford

Batterson Wins Advertising Men's Golf Cup at Pinehurst

James G Batterson of New York defeated Paul Harrison of Montclair four up with three to play to win the Advertising Men's International Golf Tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina on January 10. The event spurred the formation of the American Golf Association of Advertising Interests to oversee annual tournaments. Board of governors elected include Presbrey, Freeman and Beers all of New York. Additional division results list George C Dutton and J D Summer among others with various consolation medals awarded across five divisions.

Pinehurst N. C James G Batterson New York Paul Harrison Montclair American Golf Association of Advertising Interests Presbrey William G. Freeman William H Beers Mohtelair HW Ormedy Brooklyn William Freeman Batterson Harrison Vernon James McCutcheon C. H. Bady W B. & Hawkins Springfeld Mass

WEAK TRACK CAUSES WRECK IN FRAGILE ATLANTIC COAST LINE RUN

Savannah January 10 The Atlantic Coast Line Florida special on its first run from New York to St Augustine wrecked at Hardeeville. J W Mosely flagman of Salters may die from injuries. Passengers T P Scholl and wife Baltimore severely hurt. Mozes Thomas colored cook badly scalded. William Starrs colored of Jersey City cut on head and face. Conductor L B McCutchen Charleston wounded. A E Wirts Pullman conductor bruised. Wreck blamed on track spreading during new tie installation.

Savannah New York St Augustine Hardeeville J. W Mosely Salters T. P Scholl Baltimore Sliehthy Mozes Thomas Cook William Starrs Walter Jersey City Condmeter L B. McCutchen Atlantic Coast Bine Charleston Pullman A E Wirts

Bankers Plead Not Guilty In $250000 Wooster Default

Wooster Ohio men L P Oligher and J R Zimmerman charged with defaulting officials of Wooster National Bank arrived in Cleveland in custody. Both pleaded not guilty at arraignment. bail set at 16000 each. Oligher bonded. Zimmerman unable to bond. Bank alleged to have shortage near 250000. Also notes include threats against wife and a fire death at Hotel Waltham with losses around 4000.

Wooster Ohio Cleveland L P Oligher J R Zimmerman Wooster (Ohio) National Bank Secret Service Victoria Zimmerman

City Council Last Night Aided By State Commission Reports

The Washington Post notes Alexandria council in a brisk session approving reports and funding. Actions include urging improved Mount Vernon Electric Railway service, planning grade crossing remedies near St Asaph, and authorizing a bridge over tracks. A $600 gas works improvement appropriation was approved after debate. Other measures cover fire plugs funding, drainage work for King street, and a study of the Mount Vernon electric railway service. School board finances and local bank stockholders meetings are also referenced, with several directors and officers re elected. The meeting touches on bank director elections and local civic orders.

Washington Post Blreau King Street Alexandria Paffl State Corporation Commission Mount Vernon Electric Railway Alexandria County Washington Southern Railway Company Washington and Alexandria Turnpike St Asaph Committee On Snowden Strauss Uhler Common Council Board of Aldermen Mount Vernon Harrison Leadbeater Rishelll Fisher Burke Wan Committee On Finance and Schools T J Fannon Alexandria National Bank E Nicol William B Smoot Russell Smith John A Marshall T C Smith Joseph E Willard W A Smoot George R Hill James W Roberts H A Thompson W A Smoot Jr C T Mertz A H Rector E L Cockrel H F Robertson I W Yates E B White C Carlin P F Gorman Nicol Willam B Smoot John A Marshall T c Smith First National Bank R Hoof J F Muir G L Boothe M B Harlow B Baer R Hooft Joe Muir Thomas W White Alexandria Council Royal Arcanum James B Blanks Petersburg Dabney Richmond Citizens’ National Bank LL Dangerfield W T J Lambert M A. Ahern Worth Halfish W F Lambert Emerson, Pump Company Orren G Staples Wiliam R.emerson

Navy Athletic Association Officers Named at Annapolis

Special to The Washington Post reports the Navy Athletic Association elected officials for the year. Commander Charles J. Badger will serve as president ex officio, Commander Bill F. Halgey as vice president and secretary, and Prof. Natte Terry as treasurer.

Navy Athletic Association Washington Post Annapolis Charles J. Badger Officis Bill F. Halgey Natte Terry Treag

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