Phillips speed wagon decides at Potomac Speedway matinee
McCormick's Mysotis and EE. E. Taylor's Forney headline a two horse half mile heat two of three for the Phillips speed wagon at Potomac Speedway as local trotting enthusiasts add a special amateur race. News from school sports notes Penn State downs Princeton 38 to 18 in basketball at Princeton.
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Potomac Speedway
McCormick
EE. E
Taylor
Forney
Wvill
Horace
Walt Nancy
Charles F. Ruppert
Harry Mindden
George Goodacre
Bedford Boy
Jarly Brothers
Robin Hood
Javin Brothers
Alex
Gus Brahler
Speedway Committee
B. B
B. B. ‘Taylor, John H., Gheen
McCaully
John Ogheen
Larry” "McCormick
Pennsy Downs Tigers
Princeton
N. J
Pennsylvania
Best Race Called Off In Washington Park Handicap
Mew Orleans January 10 report notes the feature event canceled due to Herd refusing to race Orbicular. St Valentine ridden by Mountain won the substituted six furlong handicap Miss Leeds ridden by Corrigan led early and held on as favorite. Nicol aboard Tom Dolan won the opening five furlongs race, while Finesse driven by Englander was beaten by Capucing. Races six and seven saw Runk and Quinn Brady win, with weather clear and track fast. Cassidy suspended jockey Austin for misbehavior.
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Washington
Corgan
Miss Leeds
Mountain
Dolan
Nicol
A. H
D. HB
Morris
Englander
Rusk
Quinn Brady
Wit Beecher
Foreigner
Cassidy
Austin
Sum
Tom Dolan
Stel
Zick Abrams
Higginbotham
Hennewsy
Campaigner
Malta
Plaud
Miss Bertha
Sally M
Meelatrom
Gadde
No Quarter
Shasouawa
The
Bells of Brighton
Alencon Alno
Lady Emigon
Hennessy
Woo
Delphie
Powerly
Heart of Hyacinthe
Thme
Roneboro
Danpia Gold
Grasgrath
Kara
Haraeradish
Gay Miniater
Ontarc
Gold Way
Dan McKenna
Helen Jlellant
Celebration
Capucine
D. Austin
Fineswe
Hazel M
W Walker
Ziephen
Water Color
Rosa Daly
Blister
Minthert
Black Hawk
Prince Bowiing
Embey
Bitterman
Florence Jeff
Ben Sandmiso
St Valentine
Aléncon
Lloyd
John Ty Ingtla
Seders
Thne
Meadow Creese
Rickey
Hannibal Boy
Florizel
Pierrot
Reticent
Skibell
Phing
Layeon
Bert’ Onra
Confuréss
Samalzocen
Yam Dusen
Nieal
Bétle Strome
J. Martin
John Peters
Creel
Lady Vashti
Oneineke
Cladiatar
la Cache
St. Neal
Aso
Williams Wins Four Races At Oakland Track
San Francisco dispatch reports a sloppy track at Oakland where jockey L Williams won four races. Results include Five furlongs Ray Bennett 16 to 5, Ella True second. Vive and a half furlong Earl Rogers 2 101, Belle Reed second. Mile and fifty yards Sir Carter 7 to 2, Talamund second. Sit and a half furlongs Van Nees 9 to 10, Shady Lad second. Five furlongs Rapid Water 7 to 2, Str Russell second. Six furlongs Grace G 7 to 2, Grace St Cleir second.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Fo Rm
L. Williams
Ray Bennett
B. Willara
Ella True
Davie
Callax
McBride
Joyful
Roay Light
Weatherford
Lambertha
Earl Rogers
L. Willlame
Belle Reed
Lot
A. Williama
Eeyond
Bulidur
Brogny
Marthogan
Luttus
van Nees
B. Wiliam
Shady Lad
Chlat Wittman
Graham
Prestige
Sea Lad
Judge
Jamatian
Toke Aldo
Rapid Water
Williams
Str Rusaell
Sanay
Blagg
E. Dugan
Abira
Tive Son
Wee Lan
Salable
Pho Borglan
Hugh McGowan
Grace G
Grace St. Cleir
Sandy
Dio G
Unclear Entrants List from City Park Event
A damaged OCR-like list presents numerous names and terms including Oakland Handmaiden Alario Joytal Mead A Pachuca Botrau Hedgethorn Anglata Warte Nicht Lelia Hill Chestnut Trapsetter Dora J Metiakatia Hainault Lisara Nonie Lucille City Park Pirate Ahmed Doubt Gargantua Pompadour Refined Helen Lucas Lena J Nutwood Evie Green Peter Sterling Collaquy Toboggan Glamor Salvage Airship Gay Boy Gamara Royal Breeze Goldmate Ancat Stenton Cyclops Greene Couttion Hostility Foncasta Succeed Sly Ben Uncle Henry Rodolph Lydia Wronaman Turkeytoot Kineman BUL Curtis Artlo Azora.
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Alario
Joytal
Mead A
Pachuca
Botrau
Hedgethorn
Anglata
Warte Nicht
Lelia Hill
Chestnut
Dora J
Metiakatia
Hainault
Lisara
Nonie Lucille
Pirate Ahmed
Doubt
Helen Lucas
Lena J
Nutwood
Evie Green
Peter Sterling
Airship
Gay Boy
Gamara
Royal Breeze
Goldmate
Ancat
Stenton
Cyclops
Greene
Couttion
Hostility
Foncasta
Succeed
Sly Ben
Uncle Henry
Rodolph
I'm
Jas
Lydia Wronaman
City Park
Kainerhot
Reino Regente
Coltesa
Trobert
Prince Ahme
Salbara
Gargantua
Montalimar
Naralle
Miss Jewell
Reade
Dinemora Oy
Billy Vertress
Frank Fleshar
Kara
Donna
McCluer
Lena
Khayyam
Merry Betle
Creel
Tinker
Marvin Neal
Zienap Pere SijJupgler
Minvours
Minnia Adama
Alma Dufour
Mingours Lad
Minnie Adams
Purae
Harae
Grace George Iilthair
King Brush
Tudor alFerry
Penrhyn
Sapitana
Tsroltente
King Wils
Knighton
Airshin
Old Guard
Woodsaw
Donterey
Salvage
Orderly
Wat
Econom
Autre Elkin
Mazie O'Neill
Rather Royal
aqGold
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Berns
Marces
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le Plorize
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Pire
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Renrow
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Gren
Nh Cazador
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Cotton” Aire
Foncasta Wae
Dewagas Oy
Horne
Joe Wat
Bodolto
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van Hope
Gupta
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Wet
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Lidle Wroogmen
Parvo
Frank
Lady Traverse
Myrtle H
Horaa
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Conteanor
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Frank Woot
Canelo
Stanesomon
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Ona Mill Seiling
Figinault
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Baker
Pallgran
Favorites In Front At Ascot In Poor Track Condition
Sunshine greeted the Ascot crowd in Los Angeles as favorites showed well though the track remained in poor condition. Race results highlight six furlongs wins by Jack Kercheville and Round Dance, with multi-horse fields and mixed payouts. Notes mention deaths, jockey suspensions, and Derby eligibles across several regions.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot
Jack Kercheville
Brussel
Niblick
Mortlake
Sperry
Tima
Lore Provost
Kineman
Rosi Nia
Stoessel
Round Dance
Mind
Pickto
Gargan
Atle Miniater
Harty
Gold Heather
Treasure Seeker
Cyclops
Lord Rossington
Gulliver
Rach
Toots Moor
Koerner
Ambitious
Kent
la Chats
Holand
Daruon
Lydis Weaveman
Valeurente
Halp Cloud
Agges Mack
Merlingo
Preston
Entre Nous
Livius
Lord of the Heath
Leathar
Corner
Lord Stanhope
Fin
Judge Nelson
Vine
FEW NEGRO JOCKEYS LEFT AT OAKLAND RACES
Leroy Williams, hailed as the best negro jockey, wins at Oakland highlighting the dwindling number of colored riders in modern racing. The piece notes past dominance of black riders prewar and up to the 1880s, then white jockeys overtook the field, with Williams facing barriers yet proving skill and nerve in a tough sport. It mentions an exchange with his boss Walter Jennings and Williams’s determined win, plus unrelated items: United States Racing Association directors reelected, and Lipton offering a Jamestown Expo yacht race cup.
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Oakland
Ham
Willams
Oegra
Williamen
Greyesend
Walter Jennings
Roy
Cep
Murphy Beats Corbett In Six Rounds In Philadelphia
Tommy Murphy scored a clean cut win over Young Corbett in six rounds at Philadelphia. The bout drew praise for Murphy’s speed and judgment, with observers claiming he would have knocked out Corbett given more rounds. Also covered: potential Washington manager Red Donahue quitting baseball after clashes with Johnson and Somers, plus O’Brien’s cautious fight plans.
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Washington Port
New York
Tommy Murphy
Young Corbett
Murphy
Denver
Corbett
McGovern
Jabs and Counters and Boxing Plans and Weddings
Thomas Downey, Jake Kilrain’s trainer at his match with John J Bullivan, died in Nashua New Hampshire. Philadelphia Jock O’Brien vows a trip to England to lobby Hattison for a purse for a twenty round bout with Gunner-Mott. Britt to wed Neva Aymar of Ned Weyburn’s Rain Deer company.
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Jake Kilrain
John J. Bullivan
Nashua
N. H
Matchnicker McCarey
Pacific Athletic Club
Los Angeles
Cal
al Kaufmann
California
Philadelphia
Jock O'Brien
England
Hattitson
National Sporting Club of London
Benedicts
Jansen Edward Britet
Britt
Misa Neva Aymar
Ned Weyburn
Magasy McGraw Rescues Women From Runaway Horses
Los Angeles January 10 The New York baseball idol Magasy McGraw heroically saved wife and Mrs B J Weller from serious injuries when a carriage with runaway horses collided with a streetcar at Fourth and Spring. McGraw leaped from the carriage, grabbed the reins, and stopped the team after a two block drag through mud.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Maneger “Magasy
McGraw
New York
Southern California
B. J. Weller
Fourth
Spring Streets
Frank Dean
Dean
Carney May Lead Trenton Tri State League Club
The Washington Post reports at a New York meeting in October the National Association will organize the Trenton club with Jack Carney as manager for the new Tri State League. Tor McDermott of Fall River is slated to manage Scranton next year. Pitcher Corridon, once owned by Williamsport then Cincinnati, may return to the Philadelphia Nationals as the club seeks him.
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Benton
University of Pennsylvania
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Belmont Athletic Club
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Red” Donohue
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New York Globe
Red’ Donahue
Donahue
Philadelphia
Ban Johnson
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Cantillion
Johnson
Somers
Jake Stahl
Detroit
Washington Post
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National Association
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Fall River
Scranton
Jack Carney
Trenton
Corridon
Wilharesport
Williamsport
Cincinnati
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National ‘Board
Board of Control
San Francisco
Echoes of the Diamond and Baseball Figures Across Leagues
A collage of baseball gossip and moves includes Patsy Donovan seeking a nolo franchise in the Interstate League, offers of 400 dollars plus Phelps for Johnny Kitog, and bonuses of 500 dollars for Joss Rhodes and Heey for twenty-win seasons. Lew McAllister named Buffalo manager. George Smith applies for captaincy. References to Lindsay, Rosman, and the Tigers, plus comment on a blind owner William McCormick backing Uniontown’s PB 0. M. League success. Yale coach Billy Lush highlights the 14-game win record after a Christmas trip. Mentions Charley Cotalekey as a Chicago clerk in Pop Anson’s setup and chatter about the world series. The piece closes with Arthur Stein noting evolving baseball trends and the “squeeze play” from early literature.
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Barner Dreyfuss
Mace Charley Murphy
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Heey
Yast Saxon
Lew McAllister
Buffalo
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George
Teaxa
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Lindsay
Detroit
Tigers
Rosman
Sacher
Beasball
United States
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Uniontown
Billy Lush
Yale
Lush
Charley Cotalekey
Pop Anson
Charley Murphy
National Commission
Arthur Stein
Allopas
Pa)sem
Arthur Sys
Outlaws Win Cities Atlantic League Rebels in Minor League Split
The National Association grants Wilmington and Trenton to former outlaws as the Tri-State League expands to eight clubs Williamsport York Altoona Lancaster Johnstown Harrisburg and two NJ/DE recruits. Atlantic League plans independent operation with no salary cap while pursuing eight-town expansion and added member cities Easton Elizabeth Newark Paterson.
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Washington Post
New York
Tri-State
National Board of Arbitration
National Association
Wilmington
Trenton
Outlaws
Williamsport
York
Altoona
Lancaster
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Harrisburg
New Jersey
Delaware
Atlantic League
National Board
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Chester
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Philadelphia
Cantillon On Hunt With Taylor In Washington
John I. Taylor president of the Boston Americans met Ban Johnson and then Joe Cantillon manager of the Nationals to discuss baseball matters and the possibility of securing Hildebrand the Washington pitcher. Comiskey Cantillon and companions sail to Helena Ark for a hunting and fishing trip aboard the White Sox steamer before Taylor aims to lock in next season’s contracts.
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Chicago
John I. Taylor
Boston Americans
San Francisco
Ban Johnson
Taylor
Joe Cantillon
Nationals
Hildebrand
Washington
Charles Comiskey
Cantillon
Helena
Ark
White Sox
Sebring Reinstatement Denied by Baseball Commission
Cincinnati January 10 Chairman Herrmann of the national baseball commission announced that James Sebring’s petition for reinstatement to good standing will be refused. Sebring cannot play with any organized team outside the Tri-State League Pennsylvania and is under contract to the Chicago National League Club for two more years but barred from playing with the club.
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Cincinnati
Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
James Sebring
Sebring
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Belliters Team Be Strong in Marquette League
Belliter's team strengthened by new players O'Brien Kraft Donohue Sullivan Burch Kelly Harris Sebastian Gross Keane Kearns Donoven W Morris. Marquette League to meet soon to draw up 18% season schedule. Crosius May Quit Game. Fred Crolius reported to leave baseball for business in Connecticut after reserve clause case ties to Montreal Eastern League.
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Trinity Bageball Club
Marquette League
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Kraft
Donohue
Sullivan
Burch
Kelly
Harris
Sebastian
Gross
Keane
Kearns
Donoven
W. Morris
Crosius
Geme
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Fred Crolius
Lancaster
Bag
Wts
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Croliuss
Montreal
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