Drake to Race Few Horses This Season in New York
John A. Drake plans limited participation in racing this year awaiting a larger stable. Several New Orleans horsemen arrived, reporting rough Southern tracks and discipline issues at City Park. Hal Chase salary talk denied. Unglaub to Boston Americans. Elberfeld to Hot Springs. Donlin pressing for medical costs. Comparisons drawn between old and modern infielders. American Association seeking place in national event. auto racing casualties listed with Marriott’s potential return after accident.
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Corrigan Track
Muddy track overrides card with near nose finish
Race day at Fair Grounds produced a rare close outcome only in the second race where Viperine edged Sponge Cake by a nose. All other events on the card dragged, with many scratches and unexciting results amid a list of horse names and competitors.
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Long Shot Wins at Ascot and Baltimore Result
At Ascot Los Angeles January racing featured Balbus defeating Tornaway in the first race on a good track. Santara won the Futurity course, Niblack took the third race, and Arimo won the fourth. In Baltimore the weather affected attendance as races proceeded with heavy track conditions and notable finishes.
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Ascot
Balbus
Tornaway
McDaniel
Marianas
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Coane BC
Santara
NePaniol
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Knapp
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Confessor
Hiley
Jesse’s Jewel
Preston
Stossel
Bronmton
Féncaste
Kiing of the Mist
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Arimo
McDan~ Jo
Ampedo
Hilter
Lord“ Stanhone
Virginia “Larrainy
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FIRTH
Grean Bun
Sly Ben
Whoerner
Inston
Tolbert
Devon B. Henry
Watte
Mazapen
Hemejanier
the Irishman
Black Eyes
Echoes of the Diamond Baseball Rumors and Moves
The note lists players and shifts across teams with mentions of Ned Henled’s changing batting approach under pressure, Jeek Doona recruiting for Ballimors with a $1000 bonus, Old Jet Goar taking over a Newcastle Independent next season, Bitly Fhyle released by the St Louis Nationals and previewed for third base with Montreal, Matach Kittredge set to give Fhyle two chances, Billy Hart tied to long time pitching, and Je hack reappearing as a twirler for Little Rock in Rewitheen Temerte context.
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Mttle Rock Club
Fourth Race At Local Track Mixed Field Of Winners
In the fourth race six torongs with Matador ridden by Van Duxen won at 19 to 5 while Western with 81 Cillse placed third after a long midrace run. Tims, Tichimingo and others followed in a crowded field with notable odds listed.
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Cillse
Wow
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Gaugel
Tims
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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 Six-Furlong Sprint At Oakland Drive
San Francisco Jan 23 heavy track at Oakland produced a hotly contested six furlong event won by Blagg in a drive. Other races listed include First Race and Second Race details with multiple entrants, odds, and placements though many names are partially garbled.
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Tme
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Sliver Sue
Pagel
Trap
Friends School to Stage Closed Indoor Meet on Feb 16
Friends Select School plans a closed indoor athletic meet on February 16 at the school gymnasium. The program will include standard gymnastic drills, ring and ladder events, and other apparatus tests with medals for winners. A boys basketball game features MC A defeating Wal-Jacks 37 to 19 with Hildreth and Mattern delivering notable goat throwing and one-hand shots.
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Haynie
Tasseq
Ahorn
Trefece
Saengerbunds Take Three on Sparrow's Alleys
Saengerbunds defeat Market House four to three with Sparrow's Alleys leading. Slattery and Motaka earned 200 and 180 while Waters, Bradley, and Moses appeared in duckpins. Interior gains from Williams and Fields aided the Agriculture Deafeata effort as lawyers were trimmed.
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Market Hou team slips in a close Sper row match
Four Market Hou players struggled to appear as the Saengerbunds sprinted to a runaway series. Buck Allison led scoring with 225 points while Williams and Fields powered Agriculture in the Departmental League's first game against Interiors. Tice had the evening's top individual score with 24 in his second set. Assessors beat Lawyers two of three in the Heal Estate League, and Mervin's Choreli League team crushed Fifth Baptist three straight as McCarthy stood out.
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Strikes and Spares in Local Duckpin Tourney News
The article covers duckpin bowling events and league notes. Meggett defeats Wandaworth to reach finals, with Buck noted among top bowlers. The Huresu Bowling Club holds a grand ball at Masonic Temple to raise funds, while a City Bowling Advocate meeting at Palace Alleys discusses representation for the national bowling congress in Atlantic City. A board resolution mandates ball weight checks before each game, and fans question entry blanks in Washington.
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Dank Olorka and rivals in crowded palace alleys
A garbled listing of matchups appears, naming Dank Olorka versus Acnjes, Palace alleys, with St. Louis va Chicago and Mor’e alleys. Treasury wm War, Palace alleys. Basterna against Holmonts, Rathskelles alleya Antolnive Corns against Sigal Corps, Balwen alleya.
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Roth May Come Here Anxious to Follow Cantillon to Capital
Special to The Washington Post Chicago Jan 24 Frank Roth ex Brownie and Comiskey's famous emergency catcher may follow Joe Cantillon to Washington Roth is in a hospital after appendicitis operation When Billy Sullivan left last season Roth was loaned to the Sox and starred in batting and fielding Credited with helping win the American League pennant Roth played for the Phillies Nationals and Browns He is small but has a strong arm and good bat With Waksfield gone Cantillon may need Roth to bolster the catching department.
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Philadelphia Nationals
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Prizes for Masqueraders at Capital Benefit Event
Capital Benefit Association holds an annual Baltimore masquerade event awarding prizes. Details on prizes, participants, and schedule are limited in the readable text. The notice highlights community fundraising and festive attire as organizers prepare for the event.
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Many Gars Exhibit at Washington Auto Show
The Autodealers Association and Automobile Club of Washington opened a two floor Dupont showroom exhibit with fifty cars from American makers aiming at a standard model. Notable centerpiece is the Thomas racing car used by Le Blon in the Vanderbilt Cup on Long Island. a large American Mercedes also drew interest as decorations featured green streamers and red white blue banners.
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le Blon
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Pape-Toledo Company
Cook & Stoddard
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le Blan
Candidates for Navy Crew at Annapolis in January
About ninety midshipmen rowers competed for 33 spots under crew captain Jonas H Ingram. Work on machines starts soon and crews will sail the river when conditions permit. Coach Richard Glendon arrives February 1 with five returning regulars and new material seen as strong for a winning season. They will row against George Town Yale Pennsylvania Columbia and Cornell.
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Birmingham Club Owes Moore Back Salary Claim
The Birmingham club in the Southern League owes player Moore salary from April 1906 when the season opened until his release on April 25, 1907 according to a National Baseball Commission decision. The commission ruled Moore entitled to fifteen days’ pay after he appealed a prior minor league board decision and his appeal is sustained.
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Marriott Emproving After Blown Up Chauffeur Incident
Special to The Washington Post. Fred Marriott, famed chauffeur, was driving The Bug when it exploded in Ormond Florida. He is improving with three broken ribs, eye injury not serious and no danger to sight. Other prognosis favorable.
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