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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1906

Page

18

Bowling Club Ball Before Louisville Bowling Tourney

The Bowling Club of the Bureau of Printing and Engraving held its first annual ball at the Masonic Temple attended by William Meredith Thomas Sullivan William McKinney George T Cox and George Livingstone. They plan a March 17 trip to Louisville Ky for a national bowling tournament lasting two weeks.

Bureau of Printing and Engraving Masonic Temple William M. Meredith Bureau Thomas Sullivan William McKinney George T. Cox George Livingstone Louisville

Two Kids to Meet in February Boxing Match in Baltimore

Baltimore reports Al Herford matched Kid Sullivan to box Kid Parker of Chicago in a fifteen round bout on February 2 at the Eureka Athletic Club with both weighing 133 pounds. Parker, in Philadelphia, has faced top welterweights and met Unk Russell recently who defeated Kid Sullivan.

Baltimore al Herford Kid Sullivan Kid Parker Chicago Eureka Athletic Club Parker Philadelphia Hid Herman Benny Yanger Eddie Santry Tommy Mowatt Ffteen National Athletic Club

Grip and Nervine Claim Cure in Patented Advertising

An old advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as a cure for grip illness and related symptoms. It features a testimonial from a consumer in Jackson, Tennessee and promises a refund if not beneficial. The ad emphasizes building the nervous system to destroy germs and restore health.

BDO Miles Ree

Wrong on six races three long shots win at Fair Grounds

New Orleans reports a six race card with all favorites beaten. Salvisa Holloway and Los Angeleno led upset entries with Salvisa and Holloway both at long odds. First Premium Rather Royal and Los Angeles also delivered wins amid fast track conditions and variable results across the meeting.

Salvisa Holloway Los Angeleno Southern Cross Goldsmith Rather Royal New Orleans Jardiniere Helen Lucas Mildorf King Leopold Dodhges Montebello Salazilla Black Lock Black Enamel Viola Rose Hart Laundfal Dr. Coffee Handbag Buxom Mahogany Beechwood Balmere Etrene Gitter Hand Lena J Lancastrian Whippoorwill Monaco Maid John Randolph Bravery Southern Grass Invincible Charles McKee King’s Charm Plater Elastic Los Angeles Consuelo II Dolinda Prince Seim Salm Dr. Hart Saul Coo Goo Athena Raviana Aurumaster

Ohio King at 30 to 1 at City Park races

New Orleans report lists Boserman and Orly II as winning favorites in a card at City Park. Ohio King 30 to 1 captured the steeplechase as Flying Raincloud unseated in the same race. Other winners included Pat Bulger and Tro Gon in sprint and mile events with numerous runners noted.

New Orleans Jan Boserman Orly II Pat Bulger City Park Royal Legend Brush Up Flying Raincloud Ford Bluedale Frances H Irene A Heirloom Ronny Little Booty Amy Ruskin Billy Handsel Immobille Brazil Marco Lever Clique Brushton Foreigner Henry Adalgo Ohio King Itacatiara Judge Nolan Creolin Oliver Mc Lionel Gould Sherod Rip Orly Harry Stephens Devout Waterdog

Cicely Wins at Ascot In Tough Odds Comeback

Los Angeles January 26. Cicely backed down from long odds to win the third race at Ascot as three favorites and three long shots favored the track. Lady Huron supported Cicely in the betting, while Halton at 11 to 1 won the first race. Weather was clear and track fast with multiple races producing notable contenders.

Cicely Ascot Los Angeles Lady Huron Hostiol Halton Edwin T. Fryer Tony Faust Tom Kilroy Sweet Kitty Kamsack Kitter Prince of Actors Josie Sateo Charles Green Stenger Secood Rubinon Jack Hennessy King of Mist Water Wagon Avantellus Tavannes Silent Jean Veritas Vinelt Mohur Quick Stride Daruma Lady King Trne Moneie Mab Neatheys Lady Walker Red Queen Barker Masterson Chimney Sweep J. O Dorohure Silver Weddling RACHE Pyrrhe Sunmark St. Wide Mias May Bowdish Ulloz Yellow Kid Lanark la Londe Skeptic Doctor McCarty Fair Atene Sandalwood Pinta Susie Gooding

Overcoats on Sale at Parker Bridget Tailoring Floor

Winter overcoats that sold from twelve to fifty dollars are reduced liberally. No garment is exempt and the entire floor is stocked with high quality overcoats from top tailoring talent. The sale is pitched as a savings investment, with substantial price cuts across the full range.

Savings Bank

Quiet Race Power Struggle Bumps New Orleans Circuits

In New Orleans a quiet battle for turf supremacy unfolds between the American Turf Association and the Western Jockey Club, with Crescent City as the frontline. The conflict traces back to old Metairie and Louisiana Jockey Club eras, involving figures like Edward Corrigan and notable owners, and explains racing’s shift from a single club to a two-track system amid reform movements and rival associations.

William Moffat The Illustrated Outdoor News New Orleans American Turf Association Western Jockey Club Crescent City Louisiana South America Nork Louisiana Lanters Charleston Mobie Mississippi Louisville Belmont Park Marolina Elmont Gov. Herbert Judge Breaux Metairie Capt W. J. Minor Duncan F. Tanner P. J. Wells Lecompte Keene Richards Kentucky R. A. Ten Lorosch Lexington Billy? Williamson Louisiana Jockey Club Fairgrounds Capt. Williamson Maiden Parole Louis 7. Smith Saratoga Crescent City Jockey Club West Edward Corrigan Jockey Club Carrigan Board of Julius Fleischmann Cincinnati SS. Brown Capt. Brown

Fair Grounds Entry List of Races and Entrants

A long list of horse names and participants appears for a fair grounds event. Notable entrants include Hyacinth Roue The Cura Columbia Girl Lady Vashti Third Alara Bonnie Prince Charlie and Merely Mary Ann along with several other horses and handlers listed without pairing results.

Race card highlights and weights for five events

In the fifth race a selling heat lists riders Doctor Gardner and Jake Manders at 110 each, Gregor K. 109, Veterano 107, Sir Brillar 106, Nealon 104, Red Leaf 100, with Vine 106, Northwest 103, Gateway 102, Brian Thorpe 101, Massa 100, Sais 99, Bannock Belle 97, Clydeo 6 dollars, Fisher Boy 94, Spinpsd 93. The sixth race covers Wive and one-half furlongs with Grazi allo 105, Duelist and Clavens tied at 101 each, Fireball and Conried 101, Cloud Light 100, 1 Di nero 4.

Doctor Gardner Jake Manders Gregor K Veterano Sir Brillar Nealon Red Leaf Vine Northwest Gateway Brianthorpe Massa Sais Bannock Belle Clydeo Fisher Boy Spinpsd Graziallo Duelist Clavens Fireball Conried Cloud Light Dinero Handmore Rossmond Grosgrain Blueflame Little Wally Mildred L Deleasina Lou M Harpoon Onlo King Onyx Ben Battle Fython Sherod Rush Reuben Alice Commoner Fet Briger Thespisn Lucy Young Billy Handsel Parlsienne Albula Meadow Breeze Monacodor Listress Anne Davia Leta Duffy Mint Boy Airship Gauze Grace Wagner Morely Mary Ann Tarp Libation St. Joseph Jack Dolan Hadar Dr. Mack Galméda Corliss Gentian Robin Hood Incubator Hoom Mate Auditor Perry Clark la Cache Little Red Maladiction Tasta Lee Scot Futurity Dewey W. P. Palmer Coeur de Lion Bert Arthur Aloha Piquet Huapala Winnie Adams Blua Kant Batley Miss Affable Lady Kigper Parvo April’s Pride Brooks Course Chalk Hedrick Dale Wiethoff Miss Betty Wyefield the Borgian Preservator Mie Gilpin Hippocrates W. H. Carey el Otros Ebony Embarrassment San Pedro Fustlan Haviland Requirer Sunray Memories Secret Theo Case Maseda Don Domo Money Mass Waseon el Bernardo Mistic Interlude Suomark Golden Buck del Coronado Bella Kinney Mazonia

Dickinsons Schedule Set for 1925 Dickinson College Baseball

Dickinson College coach Harry M. Scarborough released a 21-game schedule beginning March 24 with Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. The lineup features a Southern trip with five games, seven at Carlisle, and a first meeting with Gettysburg in several years. Opponents include Virginia, Richmond College, Randolph-Macon, William and Mary, Princeton, Lehigh, Bucknell, Navy, and Mount St Marys among others.

Carlisle Harry M. Scarborough Dickinson Johns Hopkins Baltimore Gettysburg University of Virginia Charlottesville Richmond College Richmond Randolph Macan Ashland William and Mary Williamsburg Princeton Mercersburg Ursleus Collegeville Lehigh South Bethlehem Mount St. Mary's State State College Bucknell Lewisburg St. John’s Annapolis Navy F. and Lancaster

New Orleans Fair Grounds racing entries list

Racing card shows multiple races at New Orleans Fair Grounds with detailed entries and odds. Notable names include Green Rose, Slow Poke, The Plains, Ingoltheist, Many Thanks, Whorler, Verness, Schoharie, Paul Clifford, The Cure, Phy, Hannibal Dey, and Roue across six plus races, plus City Park segments with Handicaps and Futurity course entries.

New Orleans Fair Grounds Green Rose Slow Poke Aggie Lewis the Plains Ingoltheist Many Thanks Whorler Verness Schoharie Paul Clifford the Cure Phy Hannibal Dey Roue Hyacinth Schroeder Midtray Black Mate Ram's Horn Williams Broome Mone Dle St. Valentine Lady Washtlard Elastic Doctor Spruit Cigarfighter Columbia Girl Reidmore Alarm Reidimore Shielde Edward Hale Payne Sincerity Belie Tatheron Jerry Lynch Dromio Brooklyn Glen Gallant Charlie Thompson Bonnie Prince Charlie North Wind Ruth W Peggy Bitter Brown Canyon

Philadelphia lad sets indoor mile record at Madison Square Garden

Melville Sheppard, a Brown Preparatory School pupil from Philadelphia, running for the Irish American Athletic Club, established a new indoor mile record of 4 251 5 at the Columbia University AAU indoor meet in Madison Square Garden. He also secured the indoor AAU championship.

Philadelphia New York Columbia University Athletic Association Madison Square Garden Melville Sheppard Brown Preparatory School

Ruby First By A Neck In Top Gallant Handicap

San Francisco January 26. Ruby won the Top Gallant Handicap by a neck at Oakland in a fast track race. Salable placed second, Princess Titania faded to show money. The card included multiple races with winners such as Supreme Court Abe Meter Gossiper U Head Dance and others. Havana hosts upcoming automobile races with entries pending and a Bowling Association meeting set for Palace Alleys to select delegates and officers.

Oakland San Francisco Ruby Salable Princess Titania Romaine Summariea Supreme Court Sacredus Goldfield Noale Hipponaz Spondacux Redmont Albemarle Trapsetter Meistersinger Abe Meter Saistola Governor Davis Chief Witeman Mad Monk Frolic Busy Bee Southern Lady TL Mies Spokane Riviera Gossiper U Royal Rogue Sterling Towers Mcgregor Black Art Rockland Zaza Miss Bob Edradun Yo San Rowaine Corrigan Ethel Barrymore Milo Byronerdale Critical Ed Sheridan Lerida Esherin Ray Dare Ora McKinney Hersalnalso Ra Head Dance Newtown Hay Toupes Dargin Heau Ormonde St. George, Jr Bombardier Meeting of Bowling Association City Bowling Association Palace Louisville

Objects to Britt Fighting in Nelson Bout Plans

William Nolan, manager for world light-weight champion Battling Nelson, warns that any Britt bout exceeding six rounds before the Nelson Britt match planned for April will cancel the negotiations. Nelson will only fight Terry McGovern in Philadelphia before the April meeting, and Nolan says this follows Britt’s prior terms.

Milwaukee Wis William Nolan Battling Nelson Puzilist James Britt Nelson Britt Terry McGovern Philadelphia Nolan

Dillon recovering after engagement with Tuian school bride

Special to The Washington Post from Carlisle Pennsylvania reports Charles Dillon famed Indian guard is recovering well in Carlisle Indian School hospital after illness since last Monday the day set for his marriage to Rose Lafarge the Tu dian school belle Doctors say his condition has greatly improved and the planned military wedding will proceed in about a week Dillon reportedly endured high fever before agreeing to stay in hospital highlighting his rugged health

Washington Post Carlisle Charles Dillon

Trousers sale prices listed in uneven OCR run

OCR text shows multiple trousers price lines with misreads such as $2.50, $3.00, and higher amounts. Several entries include erroneous characters and broken cents. Overall appears as a catalog or ad listing without clear dates or store name.

Racing boom in New Orleans trails turf wars and monopoly fears

The article notes strong support for the late Broomstick owner, the New Orleans racing boom, and many visitors amid fewer turf-war issues. It warns that corporate competition risks lax discipline as owners move horses between tracks, potentially undercutting strict rules and stability in racing.

New Orleans

Company G Quint Wins Over Shamrocks In League

The Shamrocks were defeated by Company G in the Congressional League last night 28 to 18. Mahoney and Sullivan starred for Company G with six and three goals respectively, while Kelcher closed strong for the Shamrocks. Referee George Dreaget and timekeepers Robbins and Jones officiated.

Shamrocks Company G Quint Mahoney and Sullivan Company Guint Kelcher Company Gelber Mahoney Habey Sullivan Carroll

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