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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1905

Page

8

Travis Leads British Champion Narrowly In Midwinter Golf

Walter J Travis the British Open champion tops an eighty-two player field by two strokes in the qualification round of the second annual midwinter tournament at Pinehurst N C He carded 81 with C Fownes Pittsburg and W C Fownes Jr close behind Others include Dutton Lard and Boyd among top scores as four sixteens qualify for match play for cups including President Secretary Treasurer and Captain terms.

Walter J. Travis Garden City C. B. Fownes Pittsburg W. O. Fownes, Jr George C. Dutton Boston Alan E Lard Washington L. T Boyd Milwaukee William ©. Freeman Montclair H. C Fownes M Gregor Mount Vernon James G Batterson New York BD Bogart Herman Wendel Wayne W J Cotton Wilmington N. C C. L Becker Woodland M. H. Marlin New Haven Conn

Jenkins Defeats Carkeek in Catch-as-Catch-Can Title

Thomas Jenkins defeated Jack Carkeek to win the catch-as-catch-can wrestling championship in San Francisco, taking the first fall in 17 minutes 30 seconds with a bar wrist and half Nelson, and the second in 4 minutes 45 seconds with a half Nelson and body hold. Also noted were boxing bids and a local basketball result, with Urell Rifles beating Naval Reserves 18 1 2 to 13 and upcoming Corcoran Cadets versus Company K clash.

San Francisco Thomas Jenkins Jack Carkeek Jenkins Young Corbett Jimmy Britt Nner Britt Jabez White England Corbett Urell G Urell Rifles Naval National Guard Urells Corcoran Cadets Company K

Four Stakes Races Highlight Late Night at Good Odds

Three winners at odds including Proteus and Dick Bernard in half mile and six furlong events. Other top finishes include Jake Sanders and Hymettus with Liable results across five to seven furlongs, plus Hot Springs and Oakland meets reporting diverse outcomes amid heavy tracks and fluctuating odds.

Proteus Jake Sanders Hymettus New Orleans Jan Hain Gregor K Midge Phil Nps Young Lighter B. Davis Gannon Delaval Savoir Faire Husted Alecantra Gregory McIntyre Joe Lesser Nicol Fox Mead Acomanelli Master Dick Bernard J. Martin Matador Aubuchon Bil Les J. Hennessy Malster Pity Pelling Bt. Sever Automaster Schilling Kenton Judge Saufley Lord French Falermian Little Boy Bessie McCarthy J Hen Neasy John Doyle Austinj Teritage Little Red Donnél Harpoon Old Hat Charlie Cella Frank Bill Mr Jack Bellindlan Shock the Talent Otsego Yorkshire Red Ruler Norwood Cho Rankin Katie Powers Dalesman Garnish Josle Rachael Ward Plautus Pyrrho Decoration Bountiful Mariselle Chanterette Merry Acrobat George Perry Extol Gaslighter la Grecque Pendegest Melita Pride Contentious Walter Duffy Mra Frank Foster W. Ie Seorge Ahumada Frank Kenney Oriskany Pierce J Hot Springs Ark Essex Park Woodlawn Dr McCarty Mohur George Shell Matin Sage Kingstonian Monnet Debpbie Idle Hour Greenup Maid Misa Eberlee Massa van Ness Falkland Springhurst Frank Collins Judge Himes Gus Heldorn Ingolthrift Aden Togo Evan Roommate Nick Longworth Tete Noir and Courant Allan Turrando Ben Heywood Santa Teresa Memphian Locket Watries For Tomorrow Dick Ripley Gavin Hello Girl Maceons Pocasset Maragching Vatel the Captain The Pretty Nellie Wolsthorpe—Sarno Misa Marcus Inez Batchelor Favorita Ophelia Lady Charade Minna Baker Pennant Ioie Samelson Crescerton Nepethen St Ju Marco Joe Goss Lady Carlin Col. Simpson King Raine Ouden Bert Arthur Chaney Lansdowne Sol Smith Bensonhurst Erema Bombardier Oakland San Francisco Nigrette Brennus Yellowstone Prestano del Signo Urbano Presidio Pachues Georgia Raphael Glendene Modicum Mangir Baryack Theodora L Sad Sam David Boland Tiefinnan Meda Mabel Bates Andvari Kana Sullivan Sacaharate Tar Baby Lady Lady Fashion Lady Redhead Smilax Box Elder Rey Hooker Lurene Steparound Langford James Stemy San Lutian War Times Stewardess Standard Cousin Carrie Redan Alice Carey Revolt Hugh McGowan Edroduo Royal

Jockey Club Interdicts Croker From Training at Newmarket

London reports a serious racing scandal as the Jockey Club bars Richard Croker from training his horses at Newmarket. Croker maintains no discourtesy occurred, citing an agent as intermediary. He plans to sell Wantage residence and may relocate to Ireland.

London Jockey Club Richard Croker Newmarket Mr. Croker

Sheriff Threats Close Jackson City Poolroom

Commonwealth Attorney Mackey warns of acting bad elements in Alexandria County and orders the Jackson City poolroom closed. Deputies will assist, warrants prepared, and arrests expected if the establishment remains open. The St Asaph case against Alexandria City police continues, with a hearing set for Saturday.

St. Asaph Commonwealth Crandal Mackey Alexandria County John M. Hill Mackey Jackson City Mr. Mackey Nicol Palmer Nelson John Nelson Alexandria

New York racing revenue shows $3.085 million gross for season

State supervisor of racing accounts reports ten year totals under Perry-Gray law. For the season ended November 15, 1904, associations grossed $3,085,120 with $190,256 in tax to agricultural societies, a high mark beside one prior year.

Albany N. Y Charles W. Anderson Brighton Beach Buffalo Westchester Racing Association Coney Island Jockey Club Brighton Beach Racing Association Brooklon Jockey Club Saratoga Association Queens County Jockey Club Metropolitan Jockey Club Buffalo Racing Association State Racing Commission Perry-Gray

Navy sweep sparks steady bowling night across leagues

Navy assembly wins five of seven games as Market House bests Florists in Rothskeller lanes and General Office Southern teams sweep Railway League. O'Donnell leads Navy with high averages. Talbert and Smith also post strong scores. Real Estate, Royal Arcanum and other leagues report varied results with notable totals from Hofmann, Halsey, Spiess, and Campbell.

Navy Warriors O'Donnell Talbert Smith Market House Florists Rothskeller Alleys Quint Fiorists Hofmann Halsey Cooke McLennan General Office Southern Whitney McIntyre Columbia Oriental Council Capital Council Spiess Alien Brown Fritz Rereeee aTs Ant “Talbert Florida Lacke Royal Arcanum

After Cassini Cup Fencers Eye Washington Contest

Naval Academy fencers discuss inviting middle fencers to the foil competition at the Washington Fencers Club in January. Midshipman Sharp shines, defeating team captain Enex in a field of fifteen.

Washington Annapolis Naval Academy Washington Fencers National Capital Navy Count Cassin Sharp

Herrmann Will Not Resign From Major League Post

National and American leagues set 154 games per team, open April 14, with completion by October 5 or 8. Presidents Pulliam and Johnson announced schedules to avoid conflicts. Herrmann denies resignation. Changes to national agreement include enhanced drafting powers and circuit adjustments. minor leagues seek higher drafted player prices.

Pulliam and Johnson Cincinnati Ohio Pulliam Johnson Herrmann Jack Taylor National Baseball Commission National Association of Minor Leagues Commission National Association National Commission National Board of The Ban Johnson American League Herr- Mann National Board of Arbitration Gloversville Wheeling

Seitz Eyes World Record In Sixty Yard Dash

Georgetown University athlete Charles Seitz, who equaled the world record for the sixty yard AAU mark, will attempt a world record at the interscholastic games in Convention Hall on January 28. He recently won the national title in 6.25 seconds at Madison Square Garden and plans to lower the world figure with pacing from two schoolboys. St John’s College and Georgetown Prep will field relay teams and numerous entries in open prep events. Pittsburgh Central High School signals entry of five boys for the meet.

Georgetown Charles Geitz Georgetown University Amateur Athletic Union America Conventon Hall Madison Square Garden New York Seitz Lon Myers Seltz Washington Mberai St John’s College St John St John’s Central High School Pittsburg Foley H B Cooper Smoky City Pitteburg Five Bois

Insurance men deny cotton policy cancellations in south

Local representatives of insurance companies in Atlanta on January 11 denied any blanket policy cancellations on cotton. They said no concerted action exists and that some insurers avoid cotton outside warehouses while others pursue new business, with no intention to cancel existing policies.

Seattle Wash William Dippe Robert Ball Far Island Alaska Atlanta

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