Wide World of Sport New Stable Is Powerful
A powerful Eastern racing stable led by Timothy D Sullivan Frank J Farrell and Davla C Johnson fields twenty four thoroughbreds trained by Frank D Weir with Jack Martin as jockey. Roasben heads the sprinter ranks as he eyes a Carter Handicap return. Johnson bears several horses including Jacquin Tlandzarra and Ban nockburn, while other bets rise in pools and arenas.
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Washington Post
New York
Timothy D. Sullivan
Frank J. Farrell
Davla C. Johnson
Frank D Weir
Jack Martin
Gravesend Track
Roasben
Aqueduct
Johnson
Jacquin
Tlandzarra
Ir Gardner
Bannockburn
Barney Schreiber
Sullivan and Farrell
Big Tim
Clark Griffth
Kinley Mack
Farrell
Grapple
John A. Drake
Echoes of the Diamond and Baseball Moves
Rumors of unsigned contracts unfold for Hobe at Davila Island and Billy Hamilton’s return to the Terapys era. Col Perrine aims for a top Tri-State Leauge squad, while Corcoran and Shay duel for Giants second base. Galactic chatter on Gilbert to Newark and various GM signings signals a busy winter baseball scene with managers weighing veteran stars and fresh talent.
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Davila Island
Michiga
Hobo
Haverhill
Mans
Billy Hamilton
Hamilton
Col. Perrine
Tri-State Leaguelub
Trenton
John J. Carofy
Bronx
Sid Cal. Perrine
al Buckenbarger
Hayden
Rochester
Boston Americans
Farria
New York
Minnie Adams Wins Feature at City Park Turf Meet
Minnie Adams ridden by Nicol won the mile handicap at City Park in a track record time, amid a hostile crowd targeting owner Fred Cook. Races featured selling events with Agra and Grosgrain winning, while Hastings was ruled off the turf for alleged doping. Weather clear, track fast.
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Warhington Post
New Orleans
City Park
Minnie Adams
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Alma Dufour
Peter Stirling
Fred Cook
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Lucy Ma We
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Chappie) Hastings
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Bogohama Drives To Victory In Oakland Meet
Jockey Applevy on Vigoroso fell in the opening race at Oakland but escaped with minor bruises. Bogohama led a driving finish at 9 to 1, with multiple races featuring long fields. Summary lists results across six races with numerous entrants and times, highlighting Bogohama’s win and other notable finishes.
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Oakland
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Yanterbout
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Track And Paddock Gossip From The Season
The column notes improved colts and a strong turnout of wintering thoroughbreds on Long Island in fine health. It reports Kane the Panhandle figure dead, Whimela improving, and international interest in the Acot Gold Cup with French nominations and top English horses. Troutbeck and Arabo race notes mix with Rebel Queen at New Orleans, plus jockey Jack Martin’s puzzling form. Harvard forbids baseball practice before February 15 as study remains priority.
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Harvard Athletic Committee
Huapala Wins At 60 To 1 At Ascot
In an Ascot program on January 18 Huapala, once as high as 100 to 1, surged from last to lead Blin King late and win the first race on a six furlong dash. Other races saw Magazine dominate at 2 to 5, Markie Mayer takes a one mile upset, Arimo captures a six furlong affair, Rodolfo tops the six furlongs, and Plunkin finishes first in another six furlong race with Gold Heather and Benlada close behind.
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Jabs and Counters Show Boxing News and Plans
The article notes a repeat bout between Dave Deshler and Charley Neary ending in an eight round draw New Year's Day. It mentions a $2,000 wager on the Gans-Herman fight and possible bets on a Gans-Bilts bout. Tommy Murphy's victory over Young Corbett boosts his status and he signs six weeks of vaudeville at Murdy & Seamon earning $750 weekly, with a Harlem debut and future plans to perform in mining camps with KIS Herman.
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Baseball Outlaws and Atlantic League Tensions in 1900s Debate
A spirited analysis of an outlaw baseball circuit and the Atlantic League's push to expand under national commission pressure. The piece critiques Pat Powers and the Tri-State alignment, questions modern baseball ethics, and recalls Ban Johnson’s era as a contrast to today. It notes Baltimore and Philadelphia interests, Sunday games, and the lasting tension between sport and commerce.
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Mike Baltimore
América
Jimmy Sebring
Chicago
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Dove of Peace
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Byron B
Sebring
Solbnson
No Spectators Allowed at High School Basketball Games
A strict ruling bans all spectators from boys and girls high school basketball games. The measure declares the sport in schools is purely recreational with no provision for public attendance.
Stewart Seeks High Stakes Pool Match in District
Stewart A. Stewart, holder of the New England States pool championship, returns from Baltimore and seeks a District of Columbia challenger for a $200 purse. He claims a strong record with titles in Baltimore, Canada, Michigan and Grand Rapids, and last spring won the New England championship.
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Robson challenges Atell for world featherweight title
Spike Robson, the English featherweight champion, arrives in America and seeks a world title bout with Abe Attell. He says he will fight Attell for six or twenty rounds or a finish fight and would meet Murphy Corbett Herman Nelson or Britt at six rounds with catch weights. Robson notes prior Philadelphia win over Murphy and victory over Summers for English honors.
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Murphy
Hildreth Leading Winner at Oakland Meet
Sammy Hildreth tops Oakland racing standings as Rapid Water owner leads by about 5000 over Walter Jennings. McCafferty eyes high society rise while Walter Miller and Leroy Williams push for jockey leadership. Bennatt rises among owners with Moleseys stake win.
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Oakland
Sammy Hildreth
Walter Jennings
Charlie’ McCafferty
Walter Miller
Leroy Williams
J. A. Bennatt
Ascot
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J. Harris
McDaniel
Martie Prayton
Forest Reserve Move Ties White Mountains Prompt
Governor Charles M. Lloyd will join New England and Southern state leaders in Washington next Friday to press immediate action on the Senate bill creating a White Mountains forest reserve. Speaker Cannon reportedly believes the bill may not be acted on this session, risking harm to New England manufacturing reliant on White Mountain water power.
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N. H
Charles M. Lloyd
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Washington
Cannon
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House of Representatives
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Why Harry Mack Succeeds in Turf and Life
Noted St Louis trainer Harry Mack rises again in Oakland as his fortune grows with Tavora, a gift horse that became his foundation. He built a string of wins while staying linked to his beloved mother, who keeps diaries of key dates. Also recaps a Washington Light Infantry loss to Ordways in a professional league armory game with cautious play and Thompson as a standout.
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San Francisco
Harry Mack
Oakland
Mack
Marcus Daly
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Schrieber
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Brown Baseball Dates Set For Spring Schedule
Providence Jan 15 The Brown University baseball schedule for the coming season lists a trip to Providence on April 27 to play Carlisle Indians on May 17 against Lafayette June 8 Pennsylvania June 17 and 13 University of Alabama at Philadelphia June 1 Pennsylvania.
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Brown University
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University of Alabama
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No delay for Burnham must go to Sing Sing at once
George Burnham vice president and general counsel for the Mutual Life Reserve Fund Insurance Company was convicted of grand larceny and sentenced to two years. His counsel sought to delay the term claiming he was needed as a material witness at Frederick Burnham's trial. Justice Greenbaum refused, saying delaying would stay the judgment and interfere with criminal law enforcement.
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Jan
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Mutual Life Reserve Fund Insurance Company
Frederick A. Burnham
Insurance
Frederick Burnham
Greenbaum
Baldwin Challenges Attell for Featherweight Title Bout
Boston January 15 Matty Baldwin wired a challenge to Abe Attell in Tonopah for the world featherweight championship. Baldwin, in rare form, says his recent six months of work justify a title tilt and expects a decisive bout against Attell in Tonopah.
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