Winners in New Orleans racing card lead with Netter in Telescope
In New Orleans the notable results include Netter aboard Telescope winning the feature as Beese, Pemacco and Angelie run strong. Other races see Angelie and Angelie with Notter, Angelie outpacing rivals while Percheron stakes action unfolds with Magnolia Selling Stokes and Ellison's rider hyperion TL noted in coverage.
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Emeryville Race Day Nears as Blanche C Repeats Wins
Oakland Calif January 15 Blanche C Repeats kept her winning run at Emeryville, narrowly taking the fourth race aboard Dorado while several rivals trailed. Multiple races followed with varied outcomes, including Futurity course, six furlongs and mile events, featuring horses such as Tranvo Ga Parola and Margaret Randolph among numerous runners in a crowded program.
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New Pitcher for Giants From Elkton Town
Hikton Md Jan 15 John H McKenney son of ex Sheriff George McKenney of Elkton and long time Elkton baseball pitcher has been signed by Manager McGraw as a pitcher for the New York National team for the coming season Aged twenty three about six feet tall and over 200 pounds he is praised for speed to burn and good control likened to Amos Rusie by observers from last season
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John H. McKenney
George McKenney
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McGraw
New York
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Mace to Headline Virginia State League Umpiring
Secretary Gregory announces Harry Mace of Washington D C will serve as one of the indicator handlers for the Virginia State League season. Mace comes from the South Atlantic League and will join two other recommended umpires as three officials, while Eddie Handibee is unlikely to return to the Virginia League.
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Washington Post
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Richmond Track Meet Promises Record Crowd and Olympic Links
Local athletes from Richmond and surrounding districts prepare for March 21 event. Manager Reilly aims to showcase many United States Olympic hopefuls including Melvin Shephard and Charley Stetz. Cartmell, Stetz, and rivalries at Federal and Philadelphia meets shape high school showdowns. George Washington may skip spring diamond action due to insufficient prep games.
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Hoch For College Nine Faces Pro Status Dilemma
Carlisle dispatch reports Phillies pitcher Hoch, property of the club, as a strong Dickinson College candidate for next season. Hoch would need Phillies permission to switch from pro to amateur or end his organized baseball career. Dickinson’s Murray previously granted leave to H Grant for Harvard studies, suggesting similar courtesy may occur again. Opponents may object to facing a major league professional if Hoch joins the Dickinson staff.
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Conflicting Sunday Games Move Across Cities in 1908
The national commission lists opening and closing days, but Chicago, St. Louis, and Detroit face shifting Sunday schedules. Detroit may host Sunday games as authorities test sentiment, while Chicago avoids Detroit games. The Reds will be away on holidays but play seventeen Sundays at home.
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Ketchel to Fight Sullivan in Twenty Five Round Clash
Articles signed in San Francisco set February clash at Colma Arena with Ketchel seeking a twenty five round format and Sullivan agreeable, referee Billy Rocha chosen. Bout to start around 2 30 pm four hours before fight weight agreed. Willis Brite pursuing a Nelson bout. Detroit to face Michigan in April in Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor.
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Pwin) Sullivan
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Herrmann Faces Leach Deal Amid Trade Talks
Garrett Herrmann and Barney Dreyfuss dispute the Leach release while Cincinnati ponders adding Leach from Pittsburg. Pittsburg may demand three players in return, with Kane and possibly Mowery eyed, while Schiel LoBerK and Mitchell unlikely to depart.
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Pirates plan spring drills on new field route
The Pittsburg Pirates shift spring practice to a new circuit through Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri starting March 24 with stops at West Baden Hot Springs Wichita Winfield Coffeyville Joplin and Kansas City before the season opens around April 15. Otis Clymer and David Wegeman staged a notable shooting event in Lancaster Pennsylvania prior to the drills.
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Aggies Defeated In Final as Printing Office Triumphs
In a final round summary, the Printing Office Tribe takes the first two over the Aggies. Rose sets a new mark for the departmental league with a 257 roll. City Hall disposes of Marines and Av Eckstein. Other notable names include Saengers 207 Rose 199 Campbell 183 McClure 133 Melletant 104 Wynkoop 172 183 and Duckpins led by Roderick. Royals 108 Rollinge 9 Johnson 98 McCarty 95.
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Donovans Falls to McGovern in Palace Alley Showdown
In a Departmental League clash at the Palace alleys, McGovern slugs Donovan to win the match by nine pins after a slow start dropping the first two games. Rose debuts for the Farmers with a 27 in game two, setting a Clerks League mark, while City Hall edges the Marines in the Real Estate League with a clean sweep. Details include sparse scores for multiple leagues and a sparring note linking Terry McGovern with Young Corbett.
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Harvard's New Plan to Develop Novice Rowers
Cambridge Jan 15 Special to The Washington Times Harvard introduces an innovative crew program to coach inexperienced oarsmen. Coach Wray will hold sessions at the university boathouse Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoons from 3 until 5 to provide individualized coaching and identify promising rowers who might not have been heard otherwise. A new bowling league also formed in Northwest. The Northwest Bowling Association organized at a smoker hosted by Mr. William A Hutson with officers Robert Allen president Fitzgibbon Brogger vice president James McKeon secretary.
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James McKeon
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City committee forms to schedule key team matches
Philas Freeman treasurer Percival Lesh sergeant at arms and Prof Darrell Victor tunemaster form a committee with William McMillen Franklin Freeman and Roland Ray to arrange a schedule with principal city teams. The Northwest team will meet the Fultons of Baltimore next Friday at the Casino alleys.
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Percival Lesh
Darrell Victor
William McMillen
Franklin Freeman
Roland Ray
Fultons
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Bowlers to Have Royal Time in Cincinnati Meet
Cincinnati officials led by President Garry Herrmann of the American Bowling Congress announce the forthcoming national championship set to begin in February. The event promises record entry numbers, a larger prize list, more alleys, and enhanced accommodations with eighteen heated lanes and ample dressing rooms. The committee pledges improved hospitality and larger cash prizes, aiming to surpass all previous tournaments in history.
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Cincinnati
Jan
Garry Herrmann
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Yale Harvard Cambridge track meet talks unfold
Washington Post reports ongoing discussions among track officials about a possible meeting involving Harvard Yale and Oxford Cambridge for next summer. Plans remain unconfirmed with strong Yale interest but Oxford and Cambridge unable to commit.
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