Joyner to Handle Big Stable This Season
A. J. Joyner will train the racing stables of Syd ney Paget R Thomas August Belmhent and Perry Belmont with Paget buying eight yearlings last season. Youngsters include stars connected to Aster-4k Watercress Starlet and Star Ruby Ventura, all aimed at major stakes. Joyner faces doping rulings and a busy winter scene as baseball and boxing news mix with racing plans.
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Jabs and Counters in Ring Showdowns This January
Boxing news from Chicago to Lorain and Tonopah details upcoming fights and bets. Tommy Mowatt faces Art Simms in Lorain on January 22 with renewed hopes, while Joe Gans backs a Murphy challenge in Tonopah. Other matchups include Jack O'Brien versus Gunner Moir prospects and eight to twenty round bouts signed by Milwaukee and Pacific Athletic Club promoters.
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St Volma Wins Easily and Jockey Gaylor Injured
A good card at City Park features the Cosmopolitan Hardie Handicap with St Volma winning by a clear margin. Jockey Gaylor rode Lula Young and fell at the second hurdle, suffering serious injuries as several horses struck him. Beau Brummel won the fourth race on a blanket finish ahead of Juggler.
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Dick Rose
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Racing Results at Oakland fair but disqualified winner
San Francisco reports a cold, fair Oakland meet with Lone Wolf winning the mile but disqualified for fouling. Race details list winners, placements, times, and runners across six races including Duke of Orleans, Yellowstone, Mandator, Crowshade, St Elmwood, and notable disqualifications.
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Turtonga
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Crystal Wave
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Rosa Cherry
Racehorse fortunes and owners eye upcoming meets in New York scene
The Beverwyck stable and several owners plan entries for major races at Sheepshead Bay Brighton and Gravesend. Aliases and trainers tied to Frank Nolan Albany and Michael Mullin race influence. Gravesend hosts two year olds as Josally trains for next season amid turf dealings and ownership maneuvers.
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Bernard
Mullin
Burlew
O'Neil
New Orleans
Raulstant
Josally
Gravesend
Frm
Frank O'Nelfl
Ascot long shots win at Los Angeles meet
At Ascot Park on January 16 two long shots prevailed. Alviso, at 40 to 1, surged from seventh at the stretch to beat Jersey Lady, while Koerner on Woots Mook paid the price with a $160 fine and a last-place finish for fouling. The card featured six races with notable results including Foncaste’s one-mile victory and Recraw’s dominant six-furlong win.
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Naval Academy Fencing vs Virginia graduates at Annapolis
The Naval Academy fencing team will host a match Saturday against a graduate midshipmen group from the U S S Virginia in Norfolk. Visiting fencers include Leary Knox and Crenshaw, all former academy team members.
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Misappropriation Charge Against Shamrock Official
Montreal January 16 W J McGee former honorary secretary of the Sham rock Amateur Athletic Association and a governor of the Canadian Athletic Union was arrested on a charge of misappropriation of funds. The amount involved is alleged to reach fifty thousand dollars in his possession of the Mutual Loan and Bullyings actiety.
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Norfolk Exposition Track Proposed With Short Jamestown Meeting
A Washington breeder plans a new track near Norfolk to back an Eastern Jockey Club venture tied to the Jamestown Exposition. Ex congressman Young and partners bought thirty five acres seven miles from Norfolk, three from the grounds, with a $16,000 price and half paid, aiming a rapid mile track and a brief April meeting as a trial. If patronage grows, a longer race circuit may follow amid Virginia breeders' support and statewide racing interests.
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Retired rider hails new Kentucky Thoroughbred recruit
The speaker, retiring after careful thought, notes riding became harder and weight management harmed health, deciding to stay away from riding. Kentucky breeders welcome James Buchanan Brady of New York, owner of Arcountact, a top money winner on the American turf, who has established Oricon, a four year old stallion, at George H. Whitney's Melrose stud near Lexington, purchased earlier at the Whitney estate executor's sale.
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Virginia's Baseball Dates Schedule Issued By UVA Coach
Alfred D Brant, UVA baseball manager, released a 22 game season schedule opening mid March with two Easter week open dates. A northern trip includes Yale Princeton Pennsylvania Georgetown Villanova and the Army. Georgetown series set for April 13 Charlottesville and May 4 Washington. If tied, a deciding game likely at UVA.
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Harvard Holds Aloof From Yale Athletics Relations
Harvard athletic committee left Yale unsigned on a two year renewal amid unsettled Harvard sports conditions. The Yale Alumni Weekly notes the notice does not imply a break, with a joint committee report delayed from December to April 1.
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Molden Arrested in Great Falls Poolroom Wire-Tapping Scheme
William H. Molden a Postal Telegraph operator won 2000 dollars betting on Oakland Ascot races then faced arrest for sending false results. Poolroom owners say he helped a wire tapping plot. three bets netted 1950 dollars. Molden claimed he acted for a stranger who paid him 100 dollars. No other arrests.
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Sherman to Meet Stewart in Metropolitan Stotes Pool Match
The first pool clash of the year features Frank Sherman ex world champion against Fred A. Stewart New England champion. Three night series next Tuesday to Thursday at the Metropolitan Stotes for 600 balls 200 each night. Sherman is in top form, Stewart arriving eager to uphold Northern prestige.
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Morton Salary Raised in Ohio Pennsylvania Leagues
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Base ball Leagues met in Cleveland. A committee from eight clubs was named to draft a schedule. President Morton's salary rose to 1500 dollars yearly and he was to visit Sandusky Erie Zanesville and Lima to assess expanding membership to ten clubs.
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Prize-Fight Case Ends With Guilty Pleas
New York report says fourteen defendants including promoter Henry J. Pollock and the two principals Britt and McGovern pleaded guilty. Pollock fined 100 dollars or 30 days in city prison. Britt and McGovern sentence suspended. others discharged on their own recognizances. Case viewed as test of anti-boxing law.
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Belmonts Will Be Represented In Meet Display
The Belmonts and relay team, noted for past four years of success, are entered in the upcoming high school meet at Convention Hall next month. Boernstein and Smithson will run the quarter mile, with Smithson formerly from Central High School.
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Atlantic League plans multi city clubs and star targets
Reports from The Washington Post indicate the new Atlantic League intends placing teams in Rochester and Pittsburg and other strongholds of the National American and Eastern leagues. The circuit also seeks major stars like McGinnity and Joe Kelley, amid recent tensions with managers and recent Gilbert sale implications.
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Echoes of the Diamond and Baseball Rumors
A jumble of baseball notes from 1907 mentions Dartmouth coach Tommy McCarthy entering a ninth season, Claude Berry signing with the Athletics for 1907 at $8,000, and various trades and ambitions across clubs including St Louis Cardinals and Cincinnati. Also notes Fred Landers leaving San Francisco for Los Angeles and Columbia beating Princeton 15 to 15 in basketball.
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C. W. Royce Winner in Advertising Golf at Pinehurst
C W Royce of Arlington New Jersey captured the annual advertising men s golf tournament in Pinehurst North Carolina end today's finals and semi finals with a 3 up 2 to play victory over J P Gardner of Chicago The first division consolation went to Albert B Ashforth of New York with E W Alexander Detroit second J B Shea Pittsburg third Frank A Hava Philadelphia fourth W R Hotchkiss Montclair fifth and T W Weeks Cornwall sixth among other division winners
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Doc Perry Dies at Home After Turf Ban
Doc Perry owner and trainer of Nurse Courslate died yesterday in Zanesville Ohio. He was barred from the turf for life several months ago due to disclosures linked to his horse In Rage at Latonia. Death believed hastened by the turf career collapse.
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Joss Accepts Sporting Editor Post at Toledo Times-Bee
Addie Joss, famed Cleveland pitcher, joins Toledo Sunday Times-Bee as sporting editor with full charge until March when he plans to travel south with the team. Separate notes state Navy and Army date for the annual U S service academy baseball game at West Point remains unsettled with May 18, 25 or June as possibilities.
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