Jockey Club Defies Albany With Packed Racing Dates
The Jockey Club stewards ignore proposed adverse legislation as they publish a dense 197 day eastern season. Highlights include Brooklyn’s split May meetings, Belmont Park on Decoration Day and the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay, with major races across Aqueduct and Gravesend. Joe Kelley appears headed for the minors as club officials announce staff and schedules for 1907.
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Five Favorites Win at Fair Grounds Sprint Handicap
New Orleans January race card reports five of seven favorites winning. Emergency captured the five furlong Sprint Handicap at 7 to 6 moving to 14 to 5, defeating Toboggan as Gold Proof won the opening. Toy Boy led the others with steady speed, while Dele Strome upset in the final event amid judge controversy. Belle Strome, Whisk Broom, Orbicular, and Big Bow also posted wins or strong showings.
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Stella A Surprises at Ascot Park in Fifth Race
Los Angeles January 22 Stella A won the fifth race at Ascot Park upsetting the favorite First Pirate who finished far back Four events went to the favorite Weather was clear and track fast Also reports on the day’s other races and horse market notes including Dan Smith and a large New Orleans Fair Grounds sale of forty horses and French auto industry gains in 1906.
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Surviving Names Set for Today’s Fair Grounds Schedule
A long list of participants and exhibitors appears for today at the Fair Grounds. Several named figures and entities such as Oakland College Widow and Morale figures like Evie Green are among the readable entries.
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Promenade Handicap Fails to Dampen Tremendous Oaklands Race Day
San Francisco January feature at Oakland shows Hector the longest shot winning the Promenade Handicap with a runaway ride by Walter Miller on Magrane defeating favorite Misty Pride. Race results list Al Lindley, Rey Bennett, and Huerfano among top finishers with times and odds, plus multiple events and entries including Fralle Fralle, Joe Goss, and The Misapurian in other races.
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Echoes of the Diamond and Offseason Shifts
Dek Copley pursues promises in Western Association. Hul and Fiene eyed for next season. Van Zant angling for a berth. Zimmer seeks umpire or manager role in Cleveland. Buckenburger holds a Rochaster stock share. Cogan lands $6,500 Paterson post. Connie Mack to tour February 27 with about twenty five players. Davey, George B.’s brother, touted as a large pitcher. Neston in good form for 2001 major league return. Brackyn and Brackyn prospects discussed. Burke to try third base with Connie Mack. Detroit trade prospects loom. Spring clashes loom between Phillies and Athletes beginning March 29. Gus Mora linked with Tri-State League, aiming to join former organization to be with family.
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New Park for Pottsville in Atlantic League plans
E C Landgraf of Pottsville and Capt Al Neunham met with local traction officials in Pottsville Pa to submit plans for a premier middle Atlantic baseball park. Ground purchase of 12600 dollars and park setup plus diamond layout estimated at 3000 dollars. Reid Given Banquet.
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Racing Meet At Ormond Declines In Prestige
The fifth International Ormond Daytona automobile tournament opened under adverse beach conditions and sparse cars. A slow pace dominated events as owners balked at high costs and freight rates. Notable participants included E. Blakely, H. Ernest Rogers, Capt. Hutton, and Fred Marriott with wins in early five mile and flying-start races.
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Matches Tonight Across Districts in Aisle Cupcard
The page lists multiple alleyway matchups including Florists versus Fat Men at Palace alleys, Bethany versus F. MC, St Marks versus Marvin, and Signal Corps versus Co. A, with several other pairs such as Royal and Diamond alleys. Details are fragmentary and names repeat across venues.
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New Track Planned for Los Angeles Jockey Club
Special to The Washington Post from Los Angeles California January 22 the Los Angeles Jockey Club will seek a new home after the current Astrot season ends George Rose announced a new plant will be in operation next year a new track will be ready for the next season in the immediate vicinity of Los Angeles the location is not yet disclosed and preparations to begin racing establish ment operations will start after this season ends
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Sherman Beats Stewart In 600-Point Pool Match Opener
Frank Sherman of Washington defeats Fred A. Stewart of Canada 203 to 189 at the Metropolitan Hotel in the opening series. Sherman dominates with rare shots and fewer bridge uses, while Stewart suffers tough breaks. play to continue tonight at 8 p m.
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Terry's Benefit Tonight for Terry McGovern Gala in New York
A monster athletic carnival at Madison Square Garden in New York aims to raise funds for Terry McGovern’s benefit fund. The event gathers legendary and current ring and mat figures, with McGovern, his wife, and his mother attending from a box. Women have bought hundreds of seats via a feminine auxiliary, and the show will run past midnight to accommodate late performers and past referees and announcers taking active roles.
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Burlew and ONeill to Sell Horses in Coming Spring
Burlew and ONeill will dispose of their stable before returning east in spring. Southern horsemen lead owners with nearly $24,000 in winnings but plan a total sell off to make room for new racing material to debut when Aqueduct opens. Philadelphia prepares for a strong bid in the national regatta with Schuylkill Navy authorizing committee action under new commodore Harry Pann Burke.
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Colored Man Stabbed in Barroom Fight at Seventh Street Saloon
A 54 year old colored man, living near 1710 Winks alley northwest, suffered two stab wounds in a saloon brawl at 1901 Seventh Street NW involving seven or eight colored men. He was rushed to the Homedorathic Hosiital in critical condition. Patrolman Emmanuel of the Second precinct arrested Joseph Price for assault.
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Morgan Wins Gold Medal in Pinehurst Midwinter Tournament
George N. Morgan of the Oakmont Club Pittsburg captured the gold medal in a triple tie during the fourth annual midwinter golf tournament in Pinehurst North Carolina January 22 He led C B Prescott of Newton Mass by three strokes with a 94 In the same event A L Squire of Braeburn who tied withdrew Ordways Defeated Easterns 39 34 at the Washington Light Infantry armory lineup included Thompson Mommitt Rickenbacher Trott Burlingame and others with ref Colliflower officiating
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Child Hurt in Street Car Fall on First and B
William Grant a three year old boy of 218 I street northwest was injured while alighting from a Capital Traction car at First and B streets southwest. He slipped and fell striking his left side and sustaining head and arm lacerations. He was treated at Emergency Hospital and sent home.
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Cigar Stump Ignites Fire On Davidge Property
A cigar stump among leaves near the fence on the Davidge property at Seventeenth and Histresta NW started a fire shortly after 7 pm. Strong winds fueled the blaze until the fire department arrived. damage was slight. Joseph A. Colvin, a 30 year old colored man, was arrested by Ninth precinct patrolman on a bigamy warrant from Warrenton authorities.
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Auto Cup Winner Arrested in New York
Louis Wagner, Vanderbilt Cup winner, was held in Tombs prison after arrest at Broadway and Barclay for not registering his Darracq, lacking a State seal, and improper display of number. A loaded revolver and knife were found. Bail set at 1000 for concealed weapons and 200 for auto violations. Chess match set to start in Brooklyn with Dr E Lasker and Frank Marshall.
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