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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1905

Page

8

Pimlico Race Day Sparks Mixed Favorites Wins

Getaway day at Pimlico brought a cold wind and lean favorites. ALL OVER Pimlico results show Allen Foster and Gambler among notable winners with Oriflamme and Koumiss trading places in a brisk two year old maiden. Musketeer disqualified for fouling Echo Dale. Caloora and Butter Ladle claim steeplechase and written notes on Hayden’s fall.

Washington Post Baltimore Pimlico Arrathgowan Taylor Pacon Oriflamme Koumiss Oriflame Paton Dut & Good Jackey Bell Crazy Musketeer Frank Foster Washington Monte Carlo Musketeer Plantagenet Fi Mrs. Foster Musketeer Antil Little Ashworth Caloora Hatches Butter Ladle Canssian Easly Billy Ray Selon Shingle Choise Gambler Jack McKean Bronze Wing Hilarity Lagt Disobedient Jim

Fur lined Overcoats a Washington Window Display

In major world cities demand for fur lined overcoats rises and a Washington store presents a vast, varied collection. Each coat features first quality fur from muskrat to Alaska seal with Persian lamb in cellars and seal dyed otter collars. Garments are cut full and priced at modest margins over cost to manufacture. Prices range from a modest amount to substantial sums.

London Paris New York Philadelphia Chicago Washington Alaska

Succeed wins five and a half furlongs at Oakland

In San Francisco on November 14 Succeed prevailed at 80 to 1 by a length and a half in the five and a half furlong dash. Tocalaw faltered in the handicap, overtaken by Princess Ritanta and Deutschland. Other horses listed include Maset, Ouchation, Rivarla, Tinoedale, Carle Kimpe, Helen J., Peten, and My Bouquet.

Oakland San Francisco Succeed Tocalaw Princess ‘Ritanta Deutechland Silver Sue IV To & Eeoomd Lachata Maset OucHation Rivarla Tinoedale Carle Kimpe Helen J Peten My ‘Bouquet Abcond Racefive Takongs Royal Rogue Titus Socomt Tube Matt Wogan Sir Preaten Eteking ‘Tower

Thoroughbred Races Report From Fourth to Sixth Races

Little Joker and Poussa Cafe led a crowded Fourth Race with wide margins as Akela placed second and Rey Dare third. In the Fifth Race the Futurity course saw Printam Tivanta win at 18 to 5 with Deutsch land second and Tocolaw third. The Sixth Race covered a mile and twenty yards where Lady Goodrich won at 13 to 6, Bombardier second, High McGowan third.

Akela Jon Ctreus Rey Dare Ora McHinney Monten Peerews Royalty Thaddeus Epidemic Lone Fisherman May Heliday Glen Ries Printam Tivanta

Flip Flap Wins Beldame Handicap at Aqueduct

At Aqueduct Flip Flap the favorite won the Beldame Handicap in a drive. Listless finished second after springer’s fall caused a rider to be ejected safely. Mamie Worth earlier won the second race at six furlongs with Water Tank runner-up. Macbeth led the distance event to a close finish with Lindale second. Graceful captured the opening one mile race ahead of Fleur de Marle and Lord Badge. Komoka won the sixth with Hotteway second and Billy Banastar third.

New York Flip Flap Aqueduct Listless Zlenap Finah Bpringer Tambeau Sewell J. Jane Mamie Worth Notter Planer Shaw Ormanto Tongerder Tommy Waddell Floralia Hannibal Dey Sovereign Solling Svesixtewathy Macbeth Behaffner Lindale Miller Paletta Budeya Amberjaci Light Note Slater Slo Rao Pup Fiep Listlesa Gotinger Aecoma Burns Watergrass Pantoute Vic Touuletent Casandra Marvel F Pipth B. Smith Fleur de Marle J. Jomee L. Smith Secon Billy Banastar McDaniel Myrlos Algolee

TETE NOIR WINS TWO MILE AT CUMBERLAND PARK

Tete Noir dominated the Cumberland Park two mile event in Nashville on November 14, romping to a ten length victory over Ultra Vires and Royal Arms who finished closely. The day included six races with winners Detent Norel Tete Noir Ba Tirasy Ida Davis and Princes Orns among others.

Nashville Tenn Cumberland Park Ultra Vires Royal Arms Hallowmas Avawomang Bawley Wiodaniel D. W. Clyin Firate’s Dance Wowgle Bug Toratmister Alftee Norel Fuguertha Monle Mammon Hardcastle Rhyl Bea Shack Paul the Bobby Margaret Geffery Jim Krom Hang Allce Jim Hele Scops Lionel Quished Laura K Crisle Ida Davis Columbia Girl Maren Frozen Clouets Tenneyburn Aceon Piller Melwyn Alan

Aqueduct Racing Entries and Odds From Today's Card

Entries across six races feature numerous horses, odds, and weights with names like True Boy Caprice Tangier Ava and Novena. The card lists conditions for handicap sprints and selling events, with multiple horses such as Grenade A Muskaday Dismond and Royal Legend among others noted for various purses and distances.

Maryland and District of Columbia Field Trials third annual event

The Maryland and District of Columbia Field Trials Association holds its third annual event at Haston estate in Talbot County near Edward B. Hardcastle. Derby on Thursday for pointers and setters whelps after Jan 1, membrage stake Friday, three dog race Saturday against Virginia group. Entries include Drs Omar Pancoast Henry F Hill and others. Judges J Roger McSherry and Charles B Cocke. Officers: T Conrad Dodge president James L McCormick vice president William R Armstrong secretary treasurer. Directa sold at Indianapolis sale for 2050 dollars.

Baltimore Maryland and District of Columbia Haston Talbot County Edward B. Hardcastle Pointers Sears Virginia Field Trials' Association Drs Omar Pancoast Henry F. Hill Holly Smith Messrs Wilbert Robinson John Dunn Josef F. Hindes William D. Rendall, Jr George P. Wier Malcolm W. Hill Grason Gent George Dobbin Peanstan Joseph Abbott Wiliam R. Armstrong George FP. Mordecai Ernest Gill W. J. Kidwell John R. Lemmert B. F. Westcott Holand T. Seeger J. Roger McSherry Frederick Charles B. Cocke Richmond T. Conrad Dodge District of Columbia James L. McCormick Trappe Hellmore

Cleveland bowler claims record at state tournament

L Frantz of Cleveland rolls 738 at the Ohio State Tournament, claimed by Ohio association as the highest individual score ever at a tournament, potentially a world record. Also, Brambleton Juniors of Norfolk lose 17 to 6 at Old Point Comfort. Old Point College dominates Norfolk nine with seventh straight win. all players are bona fide students.

L. Frantz Cleveland Canton Ohio Frantz Ohio Association Brambleton Juniors Norfolk Washington Old Point Comrort Old Point College Brambieton Juniors Morfolk Blake Gadol Collegians Old Point Reynold Jett Flenniken Trevis Enders Bridxman _ Baleroe Ferber Klelani Badera Randolph E. B

Preparing for Navy Game at Virginia

Special to The Washington Post Charlottesville Va Nov 14 Virginia football squad practiced in cold conditions with high spirits All main players from the George Washington game were present except Garnett and Krebs both lightly injured Rice Warren star end returning after a broken collarbone expects to play vs Navy Navy middies pose a tough challenge as Bucknell Navy score indicates Virginia must field its best team Coach Cole and Trainer Lannigan push players toward peak condition The Navy game precedes the Thanksgiving clash with North Carolina in Norfolk

Washington Post Charlottesville Virginia George Washington Garnett Krebs Rice Warren Bucknell Navy Bucknell Navy Cole Lannigan North Carolina Norfolk

Yale Team s Hard Work Scrubs Score Two Touchdowns

Yale’s closed practice featured two halves of fl minutes with the scrubs scoring two touchdowns through end runs while the varsity tallied four. Mackay played left tackle, Hutchinson led at quarterback, and Evarts Wrenn was named umpire for Yale vs Princeton talks.

Scrubs New Haven Conn Yale Mackay Forbes Hutchinson Jones Princeton Cates Congdon Oisley Evarts Wrenn Harvard

Bad News Tops Pimlico Weight In Open Benning Meet

E R Bradley s bad news tops the weights for the open Benning meeting with the Pimlico horses arriving in Washington. The junior steeplechase and maiden three year olds attract strong entrants from Albemarle, Bonnie Brook, and the Hitchcock stable as officials led by President Howland prepare for the 15 day fall racing at the Washington Jockey Club course.

Pimlico Course Baltimore Benning New York Washington Jockey Club Howland Algernon Daingerfield H T Oxnard Henry J Morris Hitchcock Hylas Tom Cogan Phantom Climant Jules Garson Goldfleur Loricate Verness Asbury Walton Charles Pfizer Herculoid Lad Dion Kerr Don Severick Courtland Smith Olerosa Pacetti Mr Salisbury Red Warrior Thomas Hitchcock Bonnie Brook Fallaheen H G. Crickmore H. G Crickmore E. R. Bradley Thia Ing Albemarle Santa Catalina Joseph G. Seagram Merry England Cloten Martin Doyle Peter Paul Marjoram Keator D'Arkle Weirdsome Bryn Mewr Lochinvar Hypenon Frank Foster Thistle Merry Englend Walrdeome Mal Loeblaver James Fe Rae King Lid Aredhgowan

Giants Will Go South to Train in the South

New York reports McGraw abandons California trip for spring training in Savannah or Memphis. Giants plan to push ball drills, start South in late February, with Gilbert and Devin staying in New York. Sammy Strang becomes a chauffeur in Philadelphia and eyes car races at Ormond Beach.

New York John J McGraw Gianta California Savannah Memphis San Francisto Giants McGraw Brust Gilbert Devin Sammy Strang Philadelphia Ormond Beach

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