Gay Boy Wins Gowanus Stakes at Jamaica Racecourse
New York November 1 three favorites plus a long shot led Jamaica program. Gay Boy easily captured the Gowanus Stakes by two lengths over Et Tu Brute with Mlasing Link in third. Little Em also won the final race at 2 to 1 odds amid warm, fast track conditions.
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New York
Jamaica
Gay Boy
Et Tu Brute
R&ch
Atwood
Murphy
Old England
Burton
Coane
Hickaaw
Rob Rey
Helle of Portland
Burdette
Morokanta
Tide
Batlycagtle
Clear
Arena
Lord of the Valley
Juvenal Maxim
Fortune Hunter
Nellis Russell
Hildebrand
Ismalian
Burns
Raiment
D O'Connor
Linda Rosa
Hitch Brown
Mafia
Matie
Sonoma Belle
Cochran
Bartender
Beckord
James F
Wonderly
Time
Palm Bearer
Ostrich
Crimmins
Mlasing Link
Sperling
Tire
Seliing
Akela
Consideration
Schifling
CW. Davis
Doctor Loder
Hinek Sacls
Laily Em
Sais
Anncoxter
Red Knight
Pat Bulger
Strong League Formed for Washington and Baltimore Teams
Washington and Baltimore join for a strong basketball and indoor baseball league. Carroll Institute and the Y M C A join with Company K and West Branch and Central Y M C A to form schedules under Amateur Union rules. Games start 8:45 p.m. in team gyms with December and January matchups listed.
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Washington
Baltimore
Carrolls
Company K
Disjtrict Guard
Carroll Institute
West Branch
Central ¥. M. C. A
Soldier Company
Baltimore City Colege
Washington Y. M. C. A. Va. Company K
Carrolla
Central
M. CA
West Branch Y. M
Carrells
Y. M
Washington Y. M. C
Washington Y. M. C. A
Carolin. d
Carrelis
Washington Y. M.C
Central Y. M. C. A
West Branch Y. M. C. A
Washington Y
M.C. A
Baltimore City College
Covington Autumn Stakes Upset Delights Latonia Crowd
Dr Leggo ridden from 8 to 1 captured the Covington Autumn Stakes a six furlong feature at Latonia in a driving finish ahead of Ethel Day with four favorites winning on a clear fast day. Also reports racing results from six other races with Fleuron Good Cheer Lustig and Fireball among winners and notes prep match Georgetown Preps vs Tech and a fatal shooting near Alcorn College.
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Ethel Day
Latonia
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dr. Leggo
Latoot
Fleuron
Sid Bow
Girdle
King of the Valley
Harrison
Rachel Ward
Annie Williams
Pat Costigan
Glenwood
Squanto
Brooklyn
Dr Legge
Green Gown
Tre
Col
White
Fireball
Erla Lee
Muldoon
Tinze
the Dramin
Barker Harrison
Dixelle
Mary Eleanor
Nic Ziegler
Galice
Frante Bell
Doubie
Smasher
Ogowal
My Alice
Varro
Kurtzman
Platonica
Sir Gallant
the Crisis
Orly IT
Comrede
Early Boy
Jake Greenberg
Roche
Percy R
Picktime
Karx
Sam Palmer
Mornhedge
Rip
Trend the Mere
Miss Melton
Goo Goo
Prism
Curate and Prat
Neville
Barney Burke
Cassie Amma
San Jose
Paul
J. B. Smith
Winnifred Lad
Perry Winkes
Judge Traynor
King Thorpe
Eddie Beck
Gavin C
Heidelberg
Gans Seeks Baltimore Bout with 15000 Purse and 2500 Side Bet
Al Herford, manager for Joe Gans, offers a 15000 purse and 2500 side bet for a Baltimore fight with Britt at 134 pounds ringside. Gans cites weight ease and criticizes his last showing, while Britt defends the decision and claims he would have knocked Gans out if the match continued. Estimated receipts cited at about 35000 with equal division per prior agreement, Britt 50 percent if he loses, 75 percent if he wins.
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San Francisco
al Herford
Joe Gans
Britt
Gans
Baltimore
Graney
Pugilists
Printers Lose Three in Departmental League Standings
The Government Printing Office team fell to the Agriculture Department quint last night as the league race tightened. Drake and Williams topped 200 in the first game for the printers, but the G P O capitalized on late bursts. the farmers led 0.428 to 0.416 in the standings, with high scores by Gorman and Williams throughout. Tonight the Bureaus and Interiors collide atop the standings as early-season tension grows, while the Plate Printers beat the Boston team twice in a showcase series, Charley Lord posting a 217 in one game and Bowman 216 in another as Philadelphia defeated Boston 823 to 71 in the final frame.
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Government Printing Office
Agricultural Department Quint
Drake
Williams
G. P. ©. Quint
Garman
Philadelphia
Bostons
Charley Lord
Phillies
Bowman
O'Connor
P.O
Tard Agricultural
Gorman
Brown
Eeee Reece
Boston
Levender Tad Ye Bowman
Whalen
Zabel
Lord
Western Triumph Over Eastern in 80 Yard Morse TD Duel
Western high school defeated Eastern high school 80 yards on a rushing touchdown by quarterback Morse who replaced the injured Muir in the second half. Morse's long run after a fumble ignited the rally as Western edged ahead amid heavy punting and stout goal line defense on the American League gridiron.
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Westerns
Morse
Eastern
Little Muir
Western
Eistern
Farrington
Linthicum
Hastern
Luttrell
Muir
Morsy
Pepin
Burritt
Weller Farrington
Oldham Sharpe
Michael
Richardson
Pyles Babcvek
Farmer Hodgson
Thompson Worthington
sTight
Bryan Phelan
Sinclair Muir
Bunnington Munroe
Hatlam Clareh
Sprowls
Walters
Mesars Hiandy
Havens
PENNSY'S QUARTERBACK STEVENSON A Washington-born Penn star
W F Stevenson the Penn quarterback from Washington is praised for his sensational play in the Harvard Penn game. The nephew of Philip T Dodge, he grew up with his uncle after his parents died. He attended Bordentown Military Academy and Cascadilla School before entering Penn as a freshman and quickly became the team’s field general.
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W. F. Stevenson
University of Pennsylvania
Washington
Philip T. Dodge
East Washington
Stevenson
Bordentown
N. J
Cascadilla School
Ithaca
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Carson
Quakers
Columbia
Harvard
Right to Close an Alley Investigated in Eckington
District Commissioners will investigate the March 23 1904 order closing alleys in block 14 Eckington Beckington central subdivision after claims of misinformed authority and improper petition. Attorney Cox and Mackey contend ownership links and transfer history undermine the order and question the board’s jurisdiction amid a nuisance suit.
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Francis M. Cox
Franklin H. Mackey
Beckington
Cox
Samuel Ross
Barber & Rosa
BR. E. L. Thompson
Agricultural Department
Coax
Ross
George C. Johnson
Thompson
Johnson
Messrs. Johnson and
Mackey
Macfarland
Demand for Equal Rights via Interstate Commerce Act
Prof. William H. H. Hart, jailed under Maryland Jim Crow laws, urged a large Black audience at Lincoln Temple that the interstate commerce act can break racial barriers. He argued against relying on the Fourteenth Amendment, urged organizing Black citizens, and claimed trains should not segregate by race from coast to coast. He cited past arrests and criticized census labeling and the Jim Crow system as a national malady.
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William H. H. Hart
Elkton
Maryland
Lincoln Temple
Eleventh
R Streets
Supreme Court of the United States
Martern Times
Natio
Calor
Teddy Roosevelt
National Capital
Boston
Philadelphia
Col
Perry Carson
Ivy City
Hudson Bay
Panama
Hunting Season Opens Across DC Virginia and Maryland
The opening of the hunting season for game birds rabbits and squirrels spans the District of Columbia Virginia and Maryland with licenses required for non residents not guests of locals. Nearby prospects look good for partridges and rabbits though two accidents marred the opening: eleven year old Earl Bray was pellet injured in the face during a chase near Benking and sixteen year old Bernard Essex was treated for a rifle wound to the left ankle suffered during a rabbit hunt with his brother near Rite Arm.
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Liberty
District of Columbia
Virginia
Maryland
Earl Bray
Benking
Bray
L. S. Savage
Bernard Essex
H Street
Rite ‘Arm
William
Warrant for union men conspiracy charge in police court
A warrant was issued in Police Court against George B. Johnson George Ackman and Henry Wolda on complaint by Ernest Amos Nauck alleging conspiracy after Nauck left the Upholsterers Local and worked for Richard W. Henderson. He says union fines and protests were ignored and Henderson fired him despite satisfactory work and a dependent family. Lunacy proceedings were started by District Commissioners against Mary J Pearson John W McCarten Frank P Lacey Frank P Davey Emma G Taylor John Williams and Henry Hawkins with hearings before a marshal's jury set for Friday.
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Ernest Amos Nauck
Seventh Street Woriht
George B. Johnson
George Ackman
Henry Wnolda
Nauck
Richard W. Henderson
F Street Northwest
Henderson
Mary J Pearson
John W Mc~ Carten
Frank P. Lacey
Frank P Davey
Emma G Taylor
John Williams
Henry Hiwkins
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Mertz and Mertz Co
F Street
Chicago
Panorama
15Th St
Ohio Ave
Washington Electrig Vehicle Transportation Company
Pa. Ave
N.W
Monastery
Louis Bush's
St. Ladies
Gentlemen's Cafe
M.A. Tappan & CO
TRE Keeley
Sele Weare
Wis
Teniangil
Capitol Street
Washington, D
Steve
Stevens Hotrifles Marlin Repeating
Hollenbeck
Walfords Sporting and Athletic Goods
Vate
Geo. E. Hebbard
Hebbard & Winemas
Ninth Street
Berwick Rye
America
J.G. W.eiseman
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D Street
EtTa Brute
Ape
Nel Ilie Russell
Monet
Mimosa
Diamond
Jack Ratlin
King
Teacress
Gold Saint
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Lord Affyocate
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Revelile
Hegira
Bar le Duc
Areful
Lord Melbourne
Brooklynite
Princess Atheling
Cloverland
Palette
Pasadena
Gamara
Dandelion
Incense
Briarthorpe
Prince Salm Salm
Belle of
Georgetown
Tech
London
W. E. Napier
Pittsburg
Shoosmith
Napier
Port Jabson
Miss. Navy
Thomas Lanier
William Lanier
Alcorn Agricultural and Mechanical College
Alcorn College
Godheim & Sons
Seventh St
405 Avenue
Atibenktudgah-Co
Arker-Bridget
Parker, Bridget & Co
Ninth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Nicoll Over
F St
N. W
Pennsy
Eckington
Central Labor Union
Allied Council of Building Trades
Plumbers
Plaisterers
Plasterers’ Union
William 8. Quigley
Frederick W. Williams
Melvon Pixton
Hart
Tryland
JAS. Clark Distilling CO
D. P. McCarthy
Mgr
Gio Pa
Crocker
Iseman Bro Outfitters
Em Sreugh
Quinala Roche
E. Fougera & Co
N. William St
Earth
Dring the
Peabody Medical Initute
Revere House
Rustin
Avi
Slaoks
Serret Vasa
Peabody
Cook Remedy CO
Apfleck’s
Pa Ave
I. Ee
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Orginators
CT Hood Co
Sarsapacita Lower
Mase
Shade
PF Street
Fisk Elgin
Dhronie Real
Medicing
W.t. Baldus
the Sunday Post
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