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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1906

Page

5

Georgetown Declines Virginia Track Meet Over Amateur Rules

At a Washington Fest event in Charlotteville Virginia January 19 the General Athletic Association refused Georgetown manager Brennan's invitation for a one mile relay race on March 2 Georgetown desires identical rules to a prior amateur agreement. Virginia accuses Georgetown of discrimination and hypocrisy citing past football disputes and the current mismatch of professionalism and amateur status.

Charlotteville General Athletic Association of the University Brennan Georgetown Virgina Virginia

U and I Win Again Over Company G Quint

The U and I fraternity basketball team defeated Company G 24 to 3. Reyes erupted with eight field goals while Copeland and James shut down Company G’s offense. Lineup notes list Reyes at center, Miles at left forward, Furmadee right forward, Jones left back, Cormick Copeland right back, with goals credited to Reyes eight, Miles one, Fermadge two.

U and I Company G Quint Reyes Copeland James Company G Companyaq Reges Con Calvin Miles Mahoney Furmadee Dennis Jones

Southern colleges prepare track meet at University of Virginia

Special to The Washington Post reports an intercollegiate track meet among Southern colleges set for Easter week at the University of Virginia with relay races and field events. Virginia to join in indoor events February 10 at the Richmond Horse Show Building under the Amateur Athletic Union of America, with Virginians also to compete in short dashes and long-distance runs.

Southern College University of Virginia Washington Post Charlottesvlle Southern University of North Carolina Johns Hopkins Naval Academy George Washington Lambeth Field Franklin Field Virginia Richmond Horse Show Amateur Athletic Union of America Carolina

Favorites Go Wrong at Fair Grounds Horse Race Card

New Orleans Jan 19 Captain Bob and Rather Royal were easy winners in their races at the Fair Grounds. Frangible fell early in the fourth. Moongold was knocked out at the start of the second. Horseradish favored in the fifth was cut down at the outset. Weather clear and track fast. summaries list winners and place-getters for all six races with odds and notable non-starters.

New Orleans Bob Rather Royal Fair Grounds Moongold Frangible Horseradish Harry Reott Desha Tennus Charles McKee Intrigue Lucky Joe Discernment Menoken Winifreda Nightmare Bernice Odd Ella Doctor Holscher Allista Captain Bob Louis Kraft Merry Pioneer Corguelo II Murmur Hickory Corners Ledabelle Ruth V Ram Doctor J C Ciem Rolla Lady Chiswick Radish Royal Sincerity Belie Dromto Gambler Legates Bishop Weed Phoebus Roderick Gamara Brilliant Algo

Gans Knocks Out Sullivan in Fifteenth Round

In San Francisco Joe Gans delivered a dramatic fifteenth round knockout of Mike Twin Sullivan. Sullivan led most of the bout but a final right cross staggered him, dropped his guard, and Gans followed with decisive blows to the jaw and body, sending Sullivan to the floor for the count.

Mike (Twin Sullivan Frisco Washington Post San Francisco Joe Gans Mike Gans Ganus Witch Moe Gang

Jockey ruled off after steeplechase upset at City Park

New Orleans January reports a steeplechase scandal at City Park. Jockey J Carter aboard HMP was ruled off after Sceptre, the favorite, veered badly at the eighth jump. The fourth ace fell out due to scratches leaving six races. Auditor and Merely Mary Ann among winners, with clear weather and fast tack.

City Park New Orleans J Carter HMP Sceptre H MP Auditor Mary Ann Mandina Lythétist Jacob James H Reed Topo Chico Gertrude Rogers Salt and Pepper Lutte Mac Honeywell Dipie Collins Jovial Plorence Ma Titesien Hmfp Rush Reuben Sherad Malcolm Matzo Tan Padre Golimate Little Red Illain Begonia Longbright Lady Charade Burnelette Cambridge Tan

Fair Grounds and Race Cards at New Orleans meet

Diverse names of horses owners and entries headline the New Orleans Fair Grounds meet with listed races across six cards. Notable names include Enverle, Baywood, Gliding Star, Corrigan entry, Don Dome, Firebatl, and Belle of the Bay among many others, with results and odds per race.

Fair Grounds Enverle Bonebrake Remay St Cloud Lucky Marie Lieber Whippeorwirl Tarzan Phil Finch Loretta Guiding Star van Ness Mordelia Baywood Arsenal Los Angelo Raviana Decoration City Park Lens Belle of the Bay Frances H Amberita King of the Valley Handmore Corrigan Don Fonso Astarita Creolin Boyle Gould Alma Dufour Orly YE Coruscate Drexel Malediction Merlingo Bertha B Ammie Berry Tichiminga Oakland Marion Rose Griffin Bonar Byronerdale Dixie Lad Art Golding Jake Sanders Princess Titana Sal New Orleans Welling Electric Spark Fanney Drese Ben Lear Engs Schoharie Enyerite Hannibal Bey Whorler Bronze Wing Awakening Thenks Platter Marvel P Bob May Dapple Cold Tour Furlongy Peter Maurk Bemay Mamie K Jerry Sharp Marie Busch Bleck Pum Lucy Marte Jack Hardy Glad Pirate Fanny Marks Histelle H Bob Augustine Blacklock Torchelle Lieber Dottore Mr Jack Bob Novera Fritz Scheif Whipperwill Dolinda St Charles St Valentine Monaco Maid Rainland Daingerfield Little Scout Hing Ellsworth Varna Fonso Tenny Burn Ogontz Glad Corsair Pegey Plautus Erie Soldier of Fortune Prince Salm Salm Joe Lesser Auromaster Leon Girl Gay Ldezette Loe Angeteno Payne Evie Green Hewart Ms. Lens Francis H Arthur Rosenfeld Lowe Dan Bradley Mr. Heirloom Bradley Hymettus Dell Lasth Flying Charcoal del Carina Lou M Little Giant John Carroll Chief Hayes Astarsteam Bensonhurst Don Fonco Letta Duffy Meadow Breeze Bert Osra Tinker Goldie Folly Prim Albula Billy Hendsell Parisienne Pat Bulger Airship Arthur Charawind Piotime Lord Radnor Bengal Doctor Nowlin Scepter Liane Gould Lighteout Tracallara Martin Brady Redlands Alma Dufour Orly Ti Herry Stephens Ivanhoe Devout Gus Heldern Drexel Malediction Kota Lee Mer- Tngo Morendo Rankin and Marry Acrobat Conundrum Little Elkin Ethel Davie Champ Clark Emet Cherry Prince of Press Minnehabe Oak Grove Gola Coin Bertha H Annie Berry

Police Raid Fights At Sharkey Athletic Club

Special from The Washington Post reports a raid on the Sharkey Athletic Club at 118 to 128 West Sixty Fifth Street where six men were arrested on charges of aiding or abetting boxing exhibitions with charged admission. A ticket seller Crowe was arrested along with Julius Mack Frankie Howe Eddie Wallace and Eddie Cantell. The arrests followed the fatal bout at Harlem’s McFadden Club the night before. Capt Carson and Fifth Avenue detectives stopped a three round prize fight at Turn Hall arresting Taindi Socini aged nineteen and Arthur White aged sixteen along with the referee and timekeeper. The police say tickets were being sold for the bout.

New York Sharkey Athletic Club Prince Louis A Crowe Julius Mack Frankie Howe Eddie Wallace Eddie Cantell

In the Mud at Ascot Rodolfo Wins Big Favorites

At Ascot on a rain soaked track Rodolfo tops six first choices with decisive wins in Futurity course and other races. Henchman leads the favored, while Sureret and The Belgian also secure places, and Edinborough and Full Sway follow in running.

Rodolfo Henchman Los Angeles Ascot Hanalicap Molto Decimo Cuzedor Adams Paramount Allegiance Steessal Parva Jesse's Jewel Tavannes Tony Faust Edwin Frier Sylvan Dixon Josse S Pooemish Miss Fidgety Lady Alsece Marte Beher Nevallo Hermecine Cheripe Red Light Edinborough Full Sway Miss May Bowdish Tottenham Red Damsel Hilona

Reed Suspended Over Briers Ride At Oakland Race

Jockey Reed was suspended at Oakland for rides on Briers in her prior two races. In the afternoon Briers showed speed in the fourth race to win at 10 to 1 as Sais, the favorite, faded to fifth. Weather was muddy and track slow as Head Dance finished second.

Reed Oakland San Francisco Iis Briers Sais Alice Cares Mimon Albemarle Invictus Ray Mr. Tarrum Vigeroso Black Thorn Trapcetter H P Kane Ishtar Glsa Sheridan Chel Abbott Catalina Cloche a'Gr Bountiful Dr. Sherman Dora Chamblis Optimo Decoy Boloman el Dinera J . F. Fred Beni Spring Ban Sea Lad Frank Flittner Peaceful Henry Se. Yilma Queen Reo

Gov Utter Bars Betting At Narragansett Park

Governor George H Utter announced that no further pool selling will be permitted at Narragansett Park in Providence. The move affects the park's two major annual running events and local harness racing programs as attorneys for management plan to petition the legislature to permit betting pools.

Providence George H. Utter Narragansett

Hadley Defends Football At Yale Alumni Dinner

New York alumni dinner at Sherry’s where Yale President Arthur Hadley spoke on football. Curtis, toastmaster, defended the rough game as wholesome for blood and muscle. Taft sent regrets about rules. Hadley praised football as democratic and notably safe compared with hunting or sailing.

New York Yale University Sherry’s Arthur T. Hadley Tullan W. Curtis Yale Curtis Taft College Ife Hadley

Conference on Ball Schedule Seeks Batting Increases

Presidents Johnson and Pulliam of the American and National Leagues met at the St James Building New York to resolve conflicting schedules and set a joint meeting for February 1. Proposals include increasing batting by changes such as foul bunts being strikes and moving the pitcher back on the field. Connie Mack Mark Griffith and Edward Hanlon are among those weighing rule changes.

Brecal Washington Post New York Johnson Puiliam St James Juhnsen Pulliam Mark Griffith Connie Mack Mack Edward Hanlon

Three Games At YMCA Gym Schedule Tonight

At the YMCA gymnasium this evening two basketball games and an amateur wrestling bout are on the card. The Unknowns face the Orioles at 8. The Association team meets a Columbia Athletic Club quintet, followed by a trap shooting exhibition duo.

Unknowns Orioles Assice‘ton Quwmnt Columbia Athletic Club Nueup Ymca Peattions Ca G. Leach Longman Hopp White Schlower Oensiler Williams Frank Butler W. H Herr Analesian Gury Club

Knocked Out by Sullivan in Easy Proosition Fight

Washington lad Sulivan dominated Harry Scroggs in Eureka Athletic Club bout. The bout, scheduled fifteen rounds, ended in the sixth with a devastating left hook to the jaw sending Scroggs to the canvas. Sullivan controlled the early rounds, then finished decisively after a strong fifth round comeback.

Washington Post Baltumore Kid Scroggs Sullivan Sullvan Mattens al McMurray Young McCue Josh Green al Hereford al Mason Skip Warren

Indictments for Murder Rise in Chicago Grand Jury

Franklin C Hollister and A W Gentry appeared before Chicago’s grand jury after both lost wives to a revolting murder. Indictments were returned against Richard Ivens, the confessed killer of Mrs Hollister, and Frank J Constantine, suspected of murdering Mrs Gentry. The two men waited outside the jury room without exchanging words as the proceedings concluded.

Chicago Franklin C Hollister A W, Gentry Richard Ivens Hollister Frank J. Constantine Gentry Mr Hollister Grand Jury Ivens Constantine

Investigating a Failure at Tennent Shoe Company

In St Louis on January 19 a joint meeting of creditors and stockholders disclosed a deficit of 583,630 between liabilities and assets. Expert accountants were hired to determine the cause, with legal action to depend on findings. President John H. Tennent Jr. resigned during the meeting and declined to be seen.

St Louis Tennent Shoe Company John H. Tennent, Jr Company

Last Night’s Bowling Scores Across District Leagues

Readable portions show multiple leagues including ARCANUM and REAL RESTATED with teams like Harrison Browning Up and POST OFFICE League. Individual scores include 192 183 215 and 180s, with totals around 860s to 900s across divisions.

District Leagle Clerks Sagngerbund Allison Ish Burdine Eckstein Crist Miller Carndon Williams Harrow O Dennell Rodrick Aha Uanur Ed Barr Gordan Akers Sroith Jarvis Brosnan Itvans Myers Ld Adams Cotals Sis Harrison Browning Ask Gould Crampton Jackson Bouscaren Willems Ye Browning Robinette Signy Post Office Malling Murphy Werle Wasney Roberts Weedon Barnard Berlian Izy Leonard Weber Los Gates Leagu Cowboys Oe Cowboys Daly Quinlan Rr Mckenna Teute McManus Nevins le Gynan Pendleton Sirlouis Kukart My Leagur General Office Iti Ourana Whitney Uct Cooke Dls Brown Flay Mear Anderson Beekstein Momete Manahan League Sixth Presbyterian Fifth Bantist Bruner Waltz Carroll McLannan Akers Tag Muit Fish LY Ashford Ud Field Norcon Thorp ‘Richards

Delay for Chicago Railway Litigation Stalls City Suits

The Chicago City Railway Company sought an injunction to halt Chicago prosecutions of 160 suits accusing the company of overcrowding streetcars. The injunction was denied but suits were delayed as a stipulation agreed to extend renewal of the suits pending higher court decisions on franchise validity.

Chicago Chicago City Railway Company Cty of My and the Street Railway Company Redlong

Chicago Firm backs pole expedition by balloon system

Augusta Me Jan 19 Wellman Chicago Record-Herald polar expedition corporation organized in Maine to carry out a north pole scientific and exploring mission with balloons and airships Victor Lawson president Frank B Noyes treasurer directors Noyes Lawson and Avel F Hatch Chicago. incorporation filed with secretary of state. Also an ad touts fake LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets with refund promise and E W Groves signature on each box.

Chicago Maine Augusta Wellman- Chicago Record-Herald Polar Expedition North Pole Victor Lawson Chisago Daily News Frank B Noses Chicago Record-Herald Messrs Noyes Lawson Avel F. Hatch E. W. Groves

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