Fouled Fair Grounds Upset Precedes Harsh Finish
In New Orleans the Fair Grounds card was marred by repeated interference and crowding. Ed Early’s Tyrolean was disqualified in the final race allowing Horseradish Gay Adelaide and Tyrolian to benefit while Rainy track slowed times and a private sale saw Newton Bennington’s De Oro fetch 2500 dollars.
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New Orleans
Tyrolean
Fair Grounds
Horseradish
Gay Adelaide
Newton Bennington
T. White
Vivian
King’s Gam
Mazzini
Walter Schiffer
Pepper
Dixon
Antient Witch
Verbosity
Catherine R
Sweet Favor
Southern Cross
Odd Emna
Dusky
Pretorious
Dencing Nun
Roue
John Randolph
Pickles
Vagary
Daniel C
Consuelo
Sea Voyage
Lucky Charm
Dromio
Roderick
Rather Royal
Wedgewood
Fred Hornbeck
Viperine
Besterling
Rudsh
Excitement
Rei@more
Townes
Schoharie
Ben Lear
Norwood Ohio
Gallant
Hannibal Boy
Berry Belly
Dapnle Gold
Pancreatis
Mabel Simms
Commandant
Id Early
Dorothy Dodd
Scarlet
Melville R
Affery
City Park Thoroughbred Races Share Tight Three Furlongs Duel
City Park New Orleans hosted a tight three furlongs two year olds race with Boserrian and Karama head to head. Boserrian edged clear late as New Amsterdam fell in the steeplechase, with Czara phine and Happy Jack among other favorites beaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boserrian
Karama
City Park
New Orleans
New Amsterdam
Conclave
Czaraphine
Happy Jack
Longfellow
Sweet Jane
Chanley
Modred
Lampadrome
Littie Elkin
Monoshort
Ben Haywood
Florizel
Foreigner
Chamblee
Thespien
Airship
Robin Hood
Blaze Well
Sheen
Quinn Brady
Autocelver
Coyina
del Carina
Regale
Brushton
Padre
Flying Charcoal
Helgerson
Woodshade
Dell Teath
Bassanio
Small Talk
Rian
Arab
Digby Bell
Ernest Parham
Fufurtha
Dr Gardner Dominates Maxim Handicap at Oakland Track
Dr Gardner won the Maxim Handicap wire to wire at Oakland within half a second of the track record. Sugar Maid, at 30 to 1, won the third race in a fierce drive. Weather clear, track good. Summarys note two more races with Phalanx and Sugar Maid among winners, and multiple entrants in melee fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
San Francisco
Dr. Gardner
Sugar Maid
Marion Rose
Native Son
Clements
Agatha R
Hue Hottie
Joe Carey
Princess Leila
Mendon
Silver Lins
Kogo
Queen Aileen
Gold Friar
Phalanx
Even
Fastoso
Alderman Ball
Hooligan
Chestnut
Little Joker
Miller's Daughter
Lone Walf
Rey del Mundo
Grasscutter
Sea Lad
Arestellator
Hi Dinero
Pal
St. Francis
Tony Girl
Father Catchem
Doctor Gardner
Yon
Lubin
Red Leaf
Gregory
Northwest
Gateway
Haviland
Sais
Chiia
A . Magrane
Miss Topay
Princess Titania
Andrew B Cook
Ruby
Pinkerton
H. L. Frank
And
The
Mighty
Borghesi Wins Handicap at Ascot Feature
Borghesi paid 11 to 2 to win the $1,000 handicap at Ascot as Orchan the favorite took second and Hippocrates third. Masterson led the mile in 1:40 3-4. Decimo easily won the steeplechase with Adams second. Molto and Milas, coupled, were strong favorites with Milas earning show money. Weather was clear and track fast with multiple races noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masterson
Ascot
Los Angeles
Borghesi
Orchan
Hippocrates
Decimo
Adams
Molto
Milas
Cazador
Molts
Tizon
Brooks Course
Preservator
Chickadee
Ville d'Or
Needful
John W Dabney
Exapo
Jingler Alse
Ohlene
Goodluchk
Secret
Belasco
Orehan
Varietes
E Otros
Brooka
Dollie Welthoff
Golden Green
Brigand
Mine Spot and Courant
Good Cheer
Durbar
Lady Kispar
Little Buttercup
Pearl Waters
Susie Gooding
Jennie F
la Tortosa
Thoroughbred racing results at Fair Grounds and City Park
Race cards list numerous horses in six events at New Orleans venues including Fair Grounds and City Park. Entries feature Paul Clifford Optional Mordello Loriente Mordela and many others with weights and prices, reflecting a busy program across six races at six furlongs to a Futurity course, naming horses such as Consuelo Eva Green Bravery Footlights Favorite and Meistersinger among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Paul Clifford
Mordello
Wriendleas
Tower
Bouvier
J. Cloud
Mies Cubtiss
Lullie Wanda
Dolinds
Bravery
Fairbury
Athera
Brilliant
Paywood
Consuelo
Eva Green
City Park
Major Carpenter
Mattie H
April Showers
Jacob
Lytheliat
J. E. Grille
Arthur
Vic
Pat
Silver Sue
Ila
Hester W. Pedter Hollis
Incantation
Fireball
New Mown Hay
Don Domo
Arrahgawan
Retador
Sheriff Bell
Durbar
Judge Denton
Viona
New Orleans
Loriente
Enverite
Mordela
Whorter
Dave Sommers
Gotowin
Dottore
Slow
Bonebrake
Fancy Dresa
Hickory Corners
Les Stinson
Jim Collins
Calthness
Northwind
Brimfall
Pennant
John Randolph
Maggie Doreen
Peter Becker
A. Black
Jack
Salyssa
Whipplerwill
Bronze Wing
McWilliams
Phoebus
Lemon Girl
Flavigny
Colonist
Soul
Vanhope
Fra Filippo
Athena
Lee King
Sneer
Lady Ray
Soldier of Fortune
Gay Lizzetta
Raviena
O. G. Parke
Heywood
Erne
Courke Cochran
Merry Pioneer
Brookston
Ben Mora
Semper Vivax
Regulars Defeat Scrubs in Cadet Corps Basketball
The Corcoran Cadet Corps regulars beat the second team 2% to 17 in the National Guard gym. Belvedere of Baltimore postponed due to illness. Regualars dominated two twenty minute halves. Wednesday's game vs the Belvederes at 8:20. Saturday Ordway Rifles meet York Pa M CG in gym at 8:30. F Wallace of Washington City League suspended for past professional play.
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Corcoran
Corcoran Cadet Corps
National Guard
Belvedere
Baltimore
Corcorans
Edwards
Helvederes
Ordway Rifles
York
Pennsylvania
F. Wallace
First Battalion
Washington City
South Atlantic Association
Wallace
Atlantic City
Grant
Georgetown Crew Training Date Postponed
The Georgetown crew candidates practice, set to begin tomorrow, is postponed to Monday afternoon to assemble a stronger squad. Coach Dempsey reports Langley Park remodeling is complete and the Langley ark seating structure will be ready for the oarsmen when outdoor work can proceed due to weather.
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Georgetown
Dempsey
Langley Ark
U and I Fraternity Triumphs Over Shamrocks 42 to 12
In the first game of the Congressional Basketball League at Minute Men Armory, U and I Fraternity defeated Shamrock Athletic Club 42 to 12. Capt Miles led scoring with 13 goals, Reyes added a late goal, and the Shamrocks briefly led before U and I pulled away in the second half.
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Congressional Basketball League
Minute Men's Armory
U and I
Shamrock Athletic Club
Shamrocks
Capt
Miles
Reyes
Tae
Sullivan
Reges
Furmadge
Rebey
Kelller
Moonlit Golf Match Ends Ross Defeats Jolly
In Pinehurst on January 10, pro Donald Ross defeats Jack Jolly in a moonlight eighteen hole match by 6 up and 4 to play. Medal score 8 to 93. About 200 spectators witnessed over two hours of play with four caddies to locate balls. No balls lost and driving distances shortened to keep direction. Upcoming events include the American Golf Association of Advertising Interests tournaments. Yale favors consolidating old and new football rules committees after captain meeting in New Haven.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Donald Ross
Jack Jolly
New York
Rosa
American Golf Association
Harvard Withdraws From National Football Rules Committee
Harvard athletic committee votes to withdraw from the national football rules panel and send a representative to the new national inter collegiate rules committee. The move aims to unify college governance of football rules though no comment was given on the graduates committee report alleging numerous charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Athletic Committee
McCracken
New York University
Harvard
Griffiths Heads Class A Clubs President at Chicago Meeting
In Chicago the National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs re elected Sloward Griffiths of New Jersey as president and W H Watkins of Indianapolis as treasurer and secretary. A new arbitration board disposed of thirty minor disputes from the old board and named directors T J Bryce George Tebea u George Stallings and Daniel Long representing the four Class A leagues.
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Chicago
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
American Association
Pacific Coast League
Sloward Griffiths
New Jersey
W. H. Watkins
Indianapolis
T. J. Bryce
George Tebeau
Western League
George Stallings
Astern League
Daniel Long
Barr Defeats Leonhardt in Mixed Wrestling Match
Eddie Barr of Milwaukee defeated Charles Leonhardt of Newark in a mixed wrestling event in Knoxville New Jersey. Leonhardt won the first fall in Graeco Roman, Barr won the second in catch as catch can and chose the style for the decisive bout, which Barr won in four minutes. Edwards of Portland challenged Barr by wire and was accepted. In hockey Princeton beat Brown 6 to 4 in New York, in a long game with two halves and four overtime periods.
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Billy’? Edwards
Knoxville
Tenn
Eddie Barr
Milwaukee
Charles Leonhardt
Newark
N. J
Leonhardt
Barr
Teenie
Ilym Hidwards
Portland
Greg
New York
St. Nicholas
Princeton
Brown
Wade Court Martial Meets Reexamines Bennington Case
Vallejo California January 10 The court martial that finished Ensign Charley T Wade’s trial aboard the Bennington in November convened at Mare Island to revise its findings under orders from the Secretary of the Navy who is dissatisfied with the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallejo
Cal
Charley T. Wade
U.8
Bennington
Mare Island
Secretary of the Navy
Army Orders and Transfers to Philippine Service and Navy Movements
Leaves of absence for First Lieut James M Loud and Contract Surgeon Wallace B Parkman extend one month each. Maj William Nichols and Lieut Col Daniel H Brush ordered to transport to Manila and then St Louis for reassignment. Fleet Lieut Hugh A Drum to Fort Sam Houston for promotion exam. Capt Robert L Hamilton to Hot Springs for hospital observation. Other officers reassigned or to duty in California and Arkansas. Naval officers receive home wait orders and transfers. Arrivals include ships Alabama Dolphin Arkangel Charleston Porter Dupont Blakely Nicholson Rodgers.
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James M. Loud
Wallace B. Parkman
William &. Nichols
San Francisco
Manila
Philippines
Daniel H. Brush
St. Louis
Hugh A. Drum
Twenty-third Infantry
Aid-De-Camp
George L. R. Brown
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Fort Sa. Houston
Tex
Robert L. Hamilton
Twenty-second Infantry
Hot Springs
Ark
Army and Navy General Hospital
Clarence F. Dickensan
Second Infantry
Tha
Philippine Islands
Francis G. Irwin
Department of California
John G. Hetz
First Infantry
Banquet Honors Charleston Cruiser and Navy Leaders
The Charleston cruiser returns to port amid loud welcomes as Secretary Bonaparte and Capt Winslow return aboard. Mayor Rhet presents a silver punch bowl on deck to the ship, accepted for the Navy, with Gov Heyward and Sen Tillman among the dignitaries. A Charleston Hotel banquet follows with 250 covers and remarks by Bonaparte and other leaders. The ship will stay several days with planned entertainments and an excursion for the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Navy Department
Bonaparte
Charleston
D. C
United States
Rhet
Navy
Gov. Heyward
South Carolina
B. R. Tillman
Dickins
G. G. Greenough
Army
Joint board to study first aid dressings in military service
The President forms a joint board from army and navy medical officers to study first aid dressings and potential uniform equipment. Army members include Col. Valery Havard Capt. Charles Lynch and Capt. Carl R. Dar nah. Navy members are Medical Director J. C. Wise Surgeon F. Stokes and Surgeon W. C. Braisted. The group reviews observations from the Russia Japan war to improve field dressings for land and sea engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Valery Havard
Governors Island
WN. Y
Charles Lynch
Carl R. Darnah
J. C. Wise
Naval Medical School
F. Stokes
W. C. Braisted
United States
Russia
Japan
Collision Inquiry Keeps Blame Open For Navy Board
Special to The Washington Post reports from Newport News that the court of inquiry examining the collision between the Kentucky and Alabama will not assign blame. The board will collect all facts and present them to the Navy Department without comment, leaving responsibility decisions to the department. Capt. Barry of the Kentucky was examined. Norfolk reports the Alabama suffered minor damage with one gun affected by a few bolts, and repairs are expected to take five working days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Newport News
Old Point
Kentucky
Alabama
Navy Department
Department
Board of Inquiry
Iowa
Barry
Norfolk
New York
Naval Fireman Commended for Bravery on Pennsylvan
Thomas Ackerman first class fireman on the United States steamship Pennsylvania was commended by the Secretary of the Navy for presence of mind and bravery after jumping overboard on November 6 near Annapolis Roads to save ordinary seaman G A Roth from drowning. General Oliver travels to Albany. War official to return to duties next Saturday. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised as treatment for cuts burns and wounds at 25c.
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Thomas Ackerman
United States
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Navy
Annapolis Roads
G. A. Roth
Gen. Oliver
Albany
War Department
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Penna. Ave
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Washington
Opticians
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Louis Bush
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Abner-Drury Brewing Co
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Austria
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District of Columbia
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Arthur H. Soden
William H. Conant
National Baseball League
M. J. Reagan
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New York Athletic Club
Seventh Regiment Athletic Association
Frinceton University
Ed Early
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