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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1907

Page

16

Drake to Race Few Horses in New Year Return to Boston Also

New York dispatch reports John A. Drake will race few horses this season, preferring to breed and build stock before returning to racing. Several Southern track observers lament rough conditions at City Park and warn of discipline issues following Trever Fon's departure. Hal Chase salary questions are denied as the Yankees wait for Manager Griffith. Robert Unglaub must return to the Boston Americans after negotiating offers, while Mike Donlin presses for medical bills from last season.

New York New Orleans Southern Tracks Bob Unglaub Boston Americans Epodal Waehinen Post John A. Drake City Park Alea Trever- Fon Corrigan Track Nation Hal Chase Nahon Day Griffith Chase Robert Ungleuch Aante Boston Mike Donlin New York Nationals Dontin Fred Marriott Ormond Resch Webb Jay Buffalo Kiser Cleveland Dr. Thomas Caleago Smith Nelson Harley Cunningham Chevelet Bernin Vargis Basil Wridgeway John Fisher Champion Carl Fisher Winton Fournier Graham Garnett Burman Tracy Newhirty Marriott Brooklands

Nose and Nose Finish Bright Spot in Muddy Feature Race

Race card plagued by soggy track conditions at Fair Grounds with all races dragging. Only notable action occurs in the second race where Viperine and Sponge Cake battle to a nose finish amid a long list of competing entries.

Viperine

LONG SHOT WINS AT ASCOT AND BALTIMORE RESULTS

The Ascot crowd saw Balbus win a tight first race at 9 to 1, with McDaniel riding three mounts. Santara won the Futurity race, Niblack captured the third, and Arimo led the fourth with Larrainy and Violet Balee among runners. Weather and track affected attendance. Baltimore reports note a strong card and a second regiment basketball win in Baltimore.

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Echoes of the Diamond Shifts in Players and Managers

The item notes Ned Henled adapting his batting style after pressure from Jeek Doona who offers a $1,000 bonus for assembling a team of top performers. It mentions Old Jet Goar taking on a managerial role at Newcastle next season, Bitly Fhyle leaving the St Louis Nationals, and Matach Kittredge arranging a chance to play third base with Montreal. Billy Hart and Hitle enques are touched on in passing amid a flurry of team moves and role changes.

Ned Henled Jeek St. Louis Nationals Kittredge Fhyle Montreal Billy Hart Pitcred Hitle Enques Je Hack Mttle Rock Club

Fourth Race results and contenders

In the fourth race six torongs were entered with Matador pulling off a victory at 19 to 5. Western, Clifton Forge, and Tims followed in top positions while others like Tichimingo, Billy Vertrees, Henry O., Dannie Gold, Fiantagenet, Kohinoar, and Tan also ran.

Matador van Duxen Western Cillse Wow Clifton Forge Gaugel Tims Tichimingo Billy Vertrees Henry Dannie Gold Fiantagenet Kohinoar Eiguid Miles the Englishman Liova Jungle Smy Martin Gleten Auiwohead Light Myla Tarlac Torciello Athena Stockwoal Grosginal Happy Chap Agra Dé Cloise Schroder Dale Same Timo

Blagg Wins Oakland Drive In Heavy Track

San Francisco reports a heavy Oakland track where Blagg won a six furlong race in a drive. The program included six races with multiple entrants and odds, noting winners such as Ware Niche and Joyful, and detailing times and placements for each listed event.

Oakland San Francisco Blagg Baconteny Dugan Even Noo Milly Watking Setond Braggart Hark Toy Ware Niche Allee Carey Buxton Georgs PB McNeour Colmngon Tme the Miscourian Jee Goas Ailfroninck Fannhauser Oriell Titian Buttercup Chealabt Boro Joyfut Peleero Ws Graham Thted Bertle A Lugano Jezebel Derry Street Potrero Grande Nina Spat Unsell Ink TIFT van Noss Wellamel Magrane Mmelori Nonle Luettie Blo J St George Pele Ch Do Ilsa Horner Mire Offeious Sanry Tha Borglin Tsalation Sliver Sue Pagel Trap

Friends School to Stage Closed Indoor Athletic Meet February 16

Friends Select School plans a closed indoor athletic meet on February 16 at the school gymnasium. Events include regular gymnastics, rope climbing, ladders, machines, and Melere rings, with medals for winners. a rival basketball game between Yankee boys and MC team noted with Hildreth and Mattern delivering standout one hand shots.

Friends School George Sonser Friends Select School Yankees MC. A Wal- Jacks Hildreth Mattern Furmogs W. Eth Lal Dreth Wiesel Haynie Tasseq Ahorn Trefece

Saengerbunds Triumph in Sparrow's Alleys Display

Saengerbunds sweep Market House in three games as Sparrow's Alleys hosts. Slattery and Motaka lead with high scores while Waters and Bradley contribute steady marks. Williams and Fields drive interior success as lawyers face trims in a busy bowling section.

Williams and Fields Aguesaors

Markets hope to rebound after close game shows runaways

The Honor Roll report notes four Market Hou players impressing in last night’s Sper row matches as Buck Alli son leads with 225 high score. Departmental League action saw Agriculture fall to Interiors but Williams and Fields powered a late rally to clinch the finish. Tice posted the night’s top individual score with 24 as teams from the Heal Estate, Choreli, and other leagues posted wins.

Sperrow Saengerbunds Buck Allison Agriculture Williams Fields Tice Heal Estate League Mervin Fifth Baptist McCarthy

Strikes and Spares in Local Bowling News

Readable notes cover duckpin finals, team standings, and upcoming events. Meggett beat Wandaworth to reach finals of the duckpin tournament. final night at the Royal album. Huresu Bowling Club plans a grand ball at Masonic Temple to aid expenses for St Louis tournament. City Bowling Advocate to meet at Palace alleys February to discuss national congress representation in Atlantic City. A board resolution requires ball weights to be measured and weighed before each game.

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Dank Olorka Faces Off In Palace Alleys Match

In a heated card at Palace Alleys, Dank Olorka clashes with Acnjes while St Louis faces Chicago. Treasury and War play at Palace Alleys as Basterna meets Holmonts, Antolnive Corns encounters Sigal Corps at Balwen Alleya.

Dank Olorka Acnjes Palace St. Louis Va Chlesgo Treasury Wm Basterna Holmonts Rathskelles Antolnive Corns Sigal Corps Balwen

Roth May Come Here Follow Cantillon to Capital

Ex Brownie star and Comiskey’s emergency catcher Frank Roth, recovering from appendicitis in Chicago, may join Joe Cantillon in Washington. Loaned to the Sox last season when Billy Sullivan was injured, Roth contributed strongly in batting and fielding helping win the American League pennant. Roth, a veteran of the Phillies Nationals and St Louis Browns, is noted for his arm and power bat. With Waksfield gone, Cantillon thinks Roth could bolster the Red Sox backstop duties.

Roth Philadelphia Nationals St. Louia Browns Waksfield Centillon

Prizes for Masqueraders Capital Benefit Association

The Capital Benefit Association hosts an annual Baltimore masquerade event with prizes awarded to standout costumes. Organizers encourage participation from members and attendees, highlighting community fundraising through the festivities.

Capital Benefit Association

Many Gars Exhibit at Dupont Show With Vanderbilt Cup Car

The Automobile Dealers Association of the city staged a large display under the Automobile Club of Washington. Fifty cars across forty types were shown with extensive accessories, including electric lights and racing machines. The Thomas Company racing car used by Le Blon for the Vanderbilt Cup drew heavy attention.

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Navy crew candidates named as Annapolis squads form

About ninety midshipmen tried for the Naval Academy crews in Annapolis on January 2. Jonas H Ingram captains the crew with five last season regulars returning. Coach Richard Glendon, based in Boston, plans to arrive February 1. New material looks strong and is expected to produce a winning crew, as Georgetown, Yale, Pennsylvania, Columbia, and Cornell matchups loom ahead.

Washington Annapolis Geve Shell Naval Academy Jonas H Ingram Richard Glendon Bostop Ingram Leighton Me Res Rockwell Prichard Bradley Creutzer Gary Davis Academy Stong Glendon Alain Tim Midshipmen Georgetown Yale Pennsylvania Columbia Cornell

Birmingham Club Owes Moore Back Salary Claim

The Birmingham club in the Southern League owes player Moore fifteen days pay from the 1906 season start in April until his release on April 25, 1907. The National Baseball Commission ruled Moore entitled to back salary after an appeal of a prior minor leagues decision.

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Marriott Emproving after Bus Bombing in Ormond Beach

Fred Marriott, the chauffeur of “The Bug” involved in Friday’s explosion in Ormond, Florida, is improving. Latest diagnosis shows three broken ribs and eye injury not endangering sight. Doctors say recovery is likely and no serious danger remains.

Washington Ormond Florida Fred Marriott Marriott

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