Opening Event at New Orleans Sparks Sensation in Race
Cooney X. Victor leads a tight stretch until the final test as Al Muller fades. Sella'a Marie Abe is disqualified, handing the race to Ir final-Frank Lord who rides to an easy third. Pow ers’ followers fall back with Goldquest-Refined taking the win.
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New Orleans
Sella
Marie Abe
Frank Lord
Powers
Goldquest
Marag Abs
Lea
Sto
Powere
Thomas Calhoun
Henry
Cooney K
J. Brooks
Speed Hindlap at New Orleans Wins Narrowly for Cooney K
Cooney K won the feature Speed Hindlap at the Vil rounds in New Orleans after a hard stretch drive. Jockeys and horses such as Kizer, AL Muller, and Count A were noted in the card with several races producing close finishes amid a cold day and light attendance.
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New Orleans
Cooney K
J Burthel
Kizer
AL Muller
Tee Avalon
Cella
Marsa
Lee
Musab
Phe
Mrs. Sewell
Wincinedk Bay
Sid
Oakland Race Day Results Mention Times and Winners
Report covers six races at Oakland with results and betting odds. Crystal Ware headlines first race win. Futurity race details include Chotk Hedeck and Margaret Rudolph. third race sees Chardon W Lodges taking the prize. Hard Water wins Andrew Selling Stakes. Dorado and Hand Me Down II noted in remaining events with prices and placements.
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Oakland
Deleand
Cal
Wildraths Tayld Water
Emerysity
Uay
California
Cis
Sidney Poin
Breetr
Millery
Accond
Columbia
van Vung le
Alf
Monica
Duke of Orleans
Etna
Huntam
Lady's Beauty
Jock Iatne
Lilbourns
E B AH
Gertie Auto
Soliing
Futurity
Chotk Hedeck
Kirabaum
Curriulum
Flayers
Margaret Roodulph
Battery
the Mighty
Dick Wilson
Koenigen Luise
Belte
Ef Iroquois
Cs Rosellas
Hacit—Pursa
Chardon W Lodges
A Walshy
el Prince
Miller
Renard
Ormonde
McClain
Tims
Beaumont
Arveight
Lofard
Sam Shean
Schnooser Prometheus
Yankea Ntealee
Dugan
St Francia WS
Monts
Sidney F
van Dusen
Crave G . Deutschland
White
Qenunel
Cloyd Lieht Alia
Dorado
Woo
Rey Ballitt
Humyes
Husrfono
Butler
Timg
Royal Red
Beechwood
Tonic
Kirchbluch
York Y M C A Beats Corcoran Cadets In Lopsided Contest
In York Pennsylvania January 1 the York Y M C A five defeated the Corcoran Cadets of Washington D C by 32 to 6 in a rough game. York starred with Coleman Goleman and Barnes while Washington suffered injuries and discipline issues leading to key players leaving the court. Fouls heavily favored Washington 10 to 6 with York scoring few from free throws.
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Sprctat
Washington Post
York
York Y. M. C. A
Corcoran Cadets
Washington
D. C
Will Coleman
Clark
Washington Center
Barnes
Root
Cole
Bunter
Giovannour
Chiassa Cale
teta—Barnes
Goleman
Bond
Strom
Bowers
Murrison
Scntt
Five Choiced Out of Seven Races in Front at Los Angeles
Los Angeles racing summary reports The Owners Handicap at Santa Anita won by Rifleman in 1:37 3-5. Five of seven races were captured by favorites. First race Belmance won at one mile. second Achieve led over three furlongs. third Rifleman won the Owners Handicap. fourth Edwin Gunn took the Santa Anita Handicap. fifth First Peep won a selling race. sixth Gorgulette won another selling. seventh El Cazador led a one mile sprint.
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Los Angeles
Call
Santa Anita Park
Rifleman
Belmance
Martin
Sanida
Burns
Nellie Hacine
Lucureus
Stony Lea
Little Minister
Pepper and Salt
Taos
Hon Vivant
Achieve
Wan
Copper Princess
Madeline
Musgrave
Tine
Ampedo
Edwin Gunn
Lycurgus
Colonel Jack
C. Roan
Frank Fittiner
Preston
Arimo
Lizaro
Highar
Milano
Baron
Esher
Marale Algol
Gentle
Harry
Boslof
Gorgulette
Burn
Rustling Silk
Mangrave
Pontotoc
Monaco Maid
Pay Mme
Fantoso
Salina
Varpessa
Dubois After Jockey Lynch Offer Interest
New York January 11 William H L Dubois owner of the Patchogue stable with horses Nealon and Charles Edward has offered for the services of jockey Eddie Lynch a rising young light weight who has stirred Oakland crowds this winter. Dubois grew dissatisfied with Knapp last season and may hire Lynch. Lynch, noted as a natural horseman with a cool head, needs experience to become a top rider like Miller or Dugan if guided to the Jockey Club tracks.
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New York
Willam HL Dubois
Patchogue Stable
Nealon
Charles Edward
Eddie Lynch
Oakland
Dubois
Knapp
Lynch
Frank J. Farrell
Berrier
Bubois
Miller
Dugan
Jockey Club
Georgetown Defeats Willian Mary in Contested Victory
Georgetown dominated the game with star performances by George Colliflower and Fred Rice as the Blue and Gray surged ahead from the opening tip. Willian and Mary struggled with shooting while Georgetown’s passing and defense impressed, though student turnout was notably poor.
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Georgetown
Willan and Mary
George Collflower
William and Mary
Fred Rice
Will
George Colliflower
Colliflower
Lalf Goth
Roach
W. Rice
Witham
Mary
Clue and Gray
Blue and Gray School
U Georgetown
Posldlony Woon
Cattinowar
Schiossberg
Gotti
Rowen
Fred Ries Cantar
Mall Sjoran
Dovel
Lidumer Yeo
Thorouah Refor
Georgetown Names Joe Reilly Track Coach At Blue and Gray
Dr Joseph N Reilly selected as coach of the Georgetown Blue and Gray track team with plans for spring trials. Candidates report to Capt Devine and Coach Reilly at Ryan Gymnasium as Georgetown eyes a stronger squad and Southern meets in Norfolk and Richmond.
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Joseph N. Reilly
Georgetown
Moran
Dr. Reilly
Joe Reilly
Morag
Doc
Boston Latin School
Boston
Dilly Holland
Mechanics' Hall
Sam Owens
Reilly's
Joe Rally
St. Louis
Duffy
Preston Edmonston
Arthur Duffy
Reilly
Dutty
Mississippi
Dan Kelly
Oregon
Capt
Devine
Ryan
Cohen
Montgomery
O'Boyle
Martin
Gibbs
Mudd
Eddie Miller
Will Maden
Smith
Las
Fitzgerald
Gleeron
Woods
Maden
Cy McDonald
C.ntain Devine
Dual bid for silver trophy at George Washington Indoor games
Virginia and Johns Hopkins poised to contest a silver trophy for the school or club scoring the most points at the George Washington University Indoor games in Convention Hall. Scoring mirrors the national AAU system with 6 for first, 3 for second, 1 for third. Gurley Athletic Club and other local entrants may counter with strong showings in open events and scholastic contests.
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George Washington University
Convention Hall
Avataur Athletic Union
University of Virginia
Johns Hopkins
Gurley Athletic Club
Baltimore City College
Episcopal High School of Alexandria
George Washington
Thera Havaitha Western
Business High School
West Washington
Washington
Crampton
Western
Fleming
Tanner
Curtias
Max Hodgson
Lloyd
American
American Association
R. F. Fleming
Fourteenth Street
Walford
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hickman & White
G Street
Spalding’s
Nitchie Bests Tommy Lee in Grueling Bout
Special to Tia Washington Post from Philadelphia reports Young Nitchie of Philadelphia defeated Tommy Lee of Indianapolis in six rounds. Nitchie dropped Lee twice, drew blood from Lee, and the fight was described as one of the best bouts of the season with Lee cut under the left eye. The outcome hinted Lee's loyalty to Pittsburg club.
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Tia
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Young Nitchie
Tommy Lee
Indianapolis
Nitchie
Lee
Lee Ral
Tommy Leach
Nuehle
Pittsburg
Local gridiron icon Dr. Rielly retires from coaching
After three years in charge of the team at the famous local institution, Dr. Rielly announces retirement to watch the game from the sidelines. He indicated a desire to see the squad, including two star players, continue to excel as he steps back from coaching duties.
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Dr. Rielly
Reinstating Georgetown’s Coach Option Between Bocock and Larkin
Georgetown weighs two ex players for its next football coach Branch Bocock and Bunny Larkin Bocock played three years at Georgetown captaining his final year and was a quarterback later excelling on defense He is a Washington native and studied under prep school coaching He also earned rowing and baseball caps showing athletic versatility He previously coached Western High School for two years Larkin another former Georgetown standout supports the potential choice with deep ties to the program and its traditions
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Georgetown
Branch Bocock
Bunny" Larkin
Bocock
Washington
George Washington University
Yale
McGettigan
George Washington
Watchetttes
Hodgson
Creek School
Potomac Boat Club
Western High School
George Washington University Reinstates Biddle Hatchetite Coach
George Washington University athletic council upholds Biddle suspension for allowing two alleged professionals to compete. Graduate Coach Wilson has replaced Biddle and will again lead the Hatchetite squad. GWU issued an apology to Yale after forcing a non student pair to play, causing Yale’s ten day suspension and a postponed game at Montclair.
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George Washington University Athletic Council
Biddle
Cramer
Reyes
Wilson
Annapolis
George Washington University
Yale
New Haven
Montclair
M. J
Western football legacy and city bowling tournament plans
The article recounts a high school football program’s rise under skilled coaching and a university coach’s later career, noting Bocock’s Georgia dismissal over professional play and a gold watch reward. It also reports forty one teams entering the city bowling tourney at Palace alleys, with class A restriction and entries due January 23.
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H. L. Deyo
Georgetown gridder's rise and coaching links to Carlisle
Georgetown University and Cornell links trace a star football end who began at prep school in Elmira and became a top halfback at Georgetown Medical School. He coached Carlisle ends and helped Georgetown foes, while Dr. Rielly retires from athletics. Virginia and Randolph Macon loom as future opponents with Thanksgiving plans unsettled.
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Georgetown University
Halls
Elmira
N. Y
Cornell
Georgetown
Hub Hart
Virginia
Blelly
Wes “Rodger
Carrell
Leg Martell
Larkin
Carnell
Carlisle
Ela
Indians
Rielly
Hatchetites Prove Easy Annapolis Defeats George Washington
Annapolis midshipmen outclass George Washington University 48 to close to 0. Wilson Ducey and Captain Vanderhoof starred in first half as Navy used stronger team play and faster pace. Second team saw rapid scoring late, with next games against Columbia and Maryland listed for upcoming Saturdays.
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Washington
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Georg Washington University
Wilson
Ducey
Vanderhoof
Navy
Whale
Columbia
University of Maryland
Naval Academy
George Womb
Mannecke
Cavell
Biddle Ducey
Hill
Buakley
Bernhard
Underwood Wills
Wintehead
Mr. Poster
University of Fenneylvapla
Birdie
George Washington
Goade
Feld
Vanderhoot
Bunkley
Weltehead
Rewhall
Covell
Wilaon
Wilcor
Johnson
Ve Margh
Loveil
Georgetown Loses Star Men McNulty Cullen Next Season
Georgetown University ends the season with McNulty and Cullen leaving. McNulty will enter Boston Tech and Cullen will pursue business in this city. McNulty showed potential as a freshman, with predictions of all Southern honors, while Cullen was noted for speed and resilience. A Marquette Baseball League meeting at Captain Edwards’ home 1719 First Street Northwest 480 PM today will address new team admissions, grounds, and player eligibility, including a push for players to commit to a single team.
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J. ED Grillo
Cantillon
Chicago
Galveston
Tex
South
Washington
Freeman
Nationals
Minneapolis
McBride
Kansas City
Shipke
Dave Altizer
Ganley
Pickering
Clymer
Milan
Kay
Ater
Canton
Smith
Falkenberg
Hughes
Walter Johnson
Walkenberg
Street
Warner
Frank Roth
Milwaukee
McNulty
Cullen
Georgetown University
Rainus
Boston Tech
Marquette
Spo
Marquette Baseball League
Capt. Edwards
First Street Northwest
Kelley Signs to Receive a Big Bonus with Beaneaters
Joe Kelley, new Boston manager, signed a two year contract with President George B. Dovey and National League President Pulliam. Kelley earns a base salary with a per position bonus for finishing above fifth, plus full control of team decisions. Earlier talks had KK demanding 20000 for three years and a $6000 plus season figure.
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Dovey
Kelley
Clarke
Tommy Leach
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Washington Post
New York
Joe Kelley
Fred Tenney
George B. Dovey
Boston
H. C. Pulliam
St James’ S
Baltimore
Pulliam
Beaneaters
Duriffe
Waldorf-Astoria
Toronto
Boston National
George Browne
Brooklyn
Herrmann
Reds
Barmey Kreyfuss
Fred Clarke
Pittsburgs
Leach
Brush
New Orleans
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimtica
Jockey Club
Howland
H. J. Morris
J. E. Widener
National Steeplechase and Hunt Association
Pimlico Track
Pimlico
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Cooney X. Victor
Walah
Choik Hedrich
Kreechb’m
C. W. Hodges
A. Walsh
E. Dugan
Adena
Kirsghbaum
Hellmence
Sto Achieve
Shilling
Alfleman
Burna
Lucurqua
Peep
Gorgalette
el Cazador
Marty
Sqikuvs
Calhoun
Tan Doown Tare
Thia Soma
Infameh
Sted Aon
Mes Sowail
Plynn
Lote
Gia
Haninuth Hoy
Alex
Moseburg I
Armsweig
Munle
Boseau
Wetehamika
Mea Muecual
Fusette
Quito
ISCE
Brooke
WLC Bowers
Accanil Keabrie Tirenet
Mapes Angelis
AlgRinbosham
Lawes
Nicol
Lucy Young
Foster
Gavg
Coon
Singh Laur
Seo Sir Henry
Julio McBride
Ted
Lady Gabland
Riggtur
Eadre
Baghir
Swamp Corcoran Cadets
Branks, Stampers, Menaily
van Over Er
Costello
Cantwell
Brassil
Ibd Bt
Hofmann
Atkin
Dig
Conroy
Sores
Rohm
Quillen
Modan
Brady
Carmetina
Bal- Sade
My ‘Buy Billy
Paision Cocytax
Love of Gold
Atta
Collegians
Irish Athlete Association
Columbia University
Norfolk
Richmond
Cantilion
Pitchere
Union League
Connie Mack
The
Athletics
Knight
Timmy Collins
Collins
Mack
Harry Howall
Anyena
Howell
Browns
Boxman
Jimmy McAleer
Joseph Rielly
Tommy ‘Leach
Becock
G. U
Bunny
Lari
Hatchetties
Southern Railway
Atlanta
University of Georgia
Southern Intercollegiate Association
Sear
Blue and Gry
Tar Heels
Randolph Macon
Mason and Dixon
Boston Nationals
Harlem
Tommy Murphy
Matty Baldwin
Chelsea
Murphy
Johnny Summers
England
Bert Keyes
Malari
Packy McFarland
McFarland
Palace
Charley Miller
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