Dekaber Wins On Rush To Take Benning Feature
At Benning yesterday a large crowd enjoyed an even paced card with Dekaber narrowly edging Colonsay by a head in a 11 furlong handicap. New York, Incense and Thistle Heather led a tight stretch duel as D'Arkle and Santa Catalina both ran well, while Goldfleur dominated the two year olds in the fourth race. The day featured the Junior Steeplechase and the Dixie Stakes with Ostrich Andrew Mack and The Southerner among carded runners.
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Benning
Baltimore
Pimlico
D’arklé
Incense
Frank Foster
Balkal
Bill Daly
Colonsay
Dekaber
Baikal
Dekaker
Colopsay
Lord Badge
Shaw
Allumeur
New York
Thistle Heather
Juvenaga
Monacodor
Poseur
Crimmina
Monssador
Burns
Santa Catalina
D'Arkie
D’arkie
Preen
D’arkle
Prean
Gold Fleur
Garson
Calmness
Delanie
Thespian
Wile Cappella
Favorie
Andrew
Mack
Shields
Andrew Mack
Stooklynite
Ostrich
Columbia Course
Columbia
Limerick
Garment
Lady Hyaline
Laney Hasket
Little Buttartu
M. of
Timbuctoo
Bedelia
the Seer
Nevada
Julia G. del Coron
Maggiestra Masea
Parson Kelly
Game Cook
Harlem Sailor
Tom Lawson
Sue Mat
von Rosen
Wartray
Nuit Blanchet
Lawson
Old
Bilverfoot
Gals
Madam Satan
Maggle Stroup
Tithonie
Crittcal
Pantaue
Wooinol At ‘Allinda
Tistener
Courter
Hawtrey
Kassil
Lara Ati
Columbia Couree
Goughacre Stable
Ed. G
Atheling
Pilgrimage
Crimmi
Monacador
Foseur
Travers
Amberjack
O'Conn Black Cat
Sperling
Fondness
Miller
Parkville
Otiphant
Santa Catelina
Freen
Redfern
Campy
Crimmins
Lochinvar
Romanelli
Myopia
Delcanta
Gdom
Diamond
Thestle Heather
King Pepper
Romanelil
Hoffman
Alumeur
Notter
Furionga
Jule Garson
Cig
Goldffeur
Goldfrieh
Fluereth
Calmnees
Delphie
Flindere
Creamer
Dassle
Tarpon
Salling
D. O'Connor
Recree
Perry
W. Shield
B. c. Thespian
Rapallo
Lady Cushman
Charles Elwood
F. Johnson
Cheripe
Fairbury
McDermott
Odawaha
Balling
Grant Lyman
Ch. F. Dekaber
Pirate of Penzance
Hos Colonsay
Hottman
How They Ran At Nashville From Cumberland Park Racing
Summary of Cumberland Park race results with six races and the winners Clyde, Lady Charlot, Nannie Honge, Gasconne, Fritzbriflar, Santa Luna. Also lists second and third places with odds and times. Entries for tomorrow include horses such as Sam Craig Prism Jordan Colonel Jim Douglas and Beana among others.
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Clyde
Fritzbrillar
Shville
Penn
Cumberland Park
Ojibwa
Longstraw
Lord Lipton
Vineland
Seashell
Lightship
Emporium
Lady Charlot
Even
Heritage
Andrattus
Tuxedo
Florence Pongo
Rowland M
Ortel
Nannie Honge
Good Cheer
Annie Davis
Water Tower
Gay Lizette
Sam Craig
Prism
Jordan
Santa Teresa
Scottie
Postman
Colonel Jim Douglas
Bradley
Besterting
the Gleam
Shock the Talent
the Waitress
Livia
Moonfish
Bayard
Easter Joy
Game Chicken
Eternally
Schwarzwald
Cardigan
Beana
Iolo
Evander
Springwater
Chanter
Apertox
Bank Street
Laura Hunter
Pride of
Fugurtha
Ida Davis
Anna Fitzhugh
Cynththen
Manfred
Bazil
Cameron
Annie Chapman
Gasconne
Galice
Trappist
Mije
Selings
Bard of Avon
Dr. Guernsey
Hmninate
Tottenham
Tom Rowe
Lila Noel
Port Warden
Belle Dodson
Mildred L
Oakland and San Francisco Horse Racing Results Nov 21
Five furlong races feature Mocorico Edinborough Ostella and Medea with favorites and longshots trading places. Glendenning Talede Honi ton and Byvonerdale headline wins in one mile and six furlongs events with future entries listed for tomorrow’s card.
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Mocorico
Scotsman
Edinborough
Tripoone
Optimo
Adirondack
Emma Reubold
Innsbruck
Idalum
Lizete Ries
Ostella
Medea
Gallant Cusgie
Glendon
Mary Pepper
Lillian Ayers
Verna
Willa
Glendenning
Sir Preston
Clausus
Peter J
Cloche d'Or
Petoy Listo
G. W.trahern
Ink
Colonel
Anderagn
Divina
la Figaro
Sterling Towers
Yellow Tail
Byvonerdale
Allopath
Eva G
Vulcain
Achilles
Penzance
Isavellite
J. W. Kirby
Watkins Overton
Gil Blas
Doctor Shorb
Flaneur
Lady Kent
Sugden
the Forum
Leash
Melatersinger
Reeves
Miss Fulver
Smithy Kane
Golden Buck
Bown Patrick
Lelius
Phalanx
Baker
Varra
Robert Mitchell
Royal Red
Van
Sol Lichtenstein
el Piloto
Romaine
W. R. Condon
Annhauser
Dungannon
Grafter
Flying Torpedo
Telephone
Eliott
Amateur Athletic Union elects officers in New York meeting
At the annual AAU meeting in New York on November 21, officials were elected for 1905. President James B. MacCabe heads a roster of vice presidents including John J. OCon dor and John Stell. James E. Sullivan is secretary treasurer. The treasurer’s report shows receipts of 2954 with expenses 1740 and a treasury balance of 4658. Delegates from many associations attended, including New England, Metropolitan, Pacific, Atlantic, and others. The meeting also covered protests over Spalding Cup awards and boxing championship privileges. The board of governors for 1905 includes J.B. Sullivan, Bartow S. Weeks, and many other officers from across the country.
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James B. MacCabe
New England Association
Vlce
John J. O.condor
Western Association
John Stell
North American Gymnastic Union
Charles H. Pyrah
Atlantic Association
Gustavus Brown
South Atlantic Association
James E. Sullivan
Metropolitan Association
Treasury
M. F. Winston
T. Z. Riley
A. J. Lilt, Jr
Joseph B. MacCabe
James EE. Sullivan
Bartow
Weeks
Thomas IF. O’brien
Central Association
Walter H. Liginger
Everett c. Brown
Pacific Association
Herbert Hauser
W. E. A. Woods
Charles Pyrah
James @. Sterrett
Lawrence McCrossin
Theodore L. Gamble
South Atlantic
Albert Mott
M. Hopkinson
T. E. Strauss
Washington Bowle
Military Athletic League
John J. Dison
National Skating Association
Clifford B. Dunn
John Stetl
Intercollegiate Association
H. Mapes
St. Louis
New York Athletic Club
John BR. Dewitt
Chicago Athletic Club
Bartow S. Weeks
Jom J. O'Brien
New Jersey
Ligner
Milwaukee
John McGlackin
Pullman
E. C. Brown
Chicago
Herman Hauser
San Francisco
W. Hinchman
Gamahie
Philadelphia
Solon Jarvus
Birmingham
Ala
Qaumbadge
Joseph MacCabe
Boston
E. Babb
Harry McMillan
G. J. Herman
Alfred Lut
Huston
Frederick J. W. Skiff
Adler Knocked Out By Spike Robinson In Nine Rounds
New York reports Spike Robinson of London defeated Joe Adler, the South Brooklyn featherweight, in the ninth round near Twenty-ninth Street. Adler was knocked unconscious and needed ten minutes to recover. The bout drew nearly a hundred sports figures with a furious start and a contentious finish. No arrests were made.
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Spike Robinson
London
Joe Aa J Fer
Brooklyn
Twenty-ninth Street
Robinson
Adler
Danny Duane
Jack Lovejoy
Lovejoy
Old Glory horse sale opens at Madison Square Garden
New York reports the Old Glory horse sale opening at Madison Square Garden with 1 044 horses cataloged and famous names like Major Delmar and Arion among those sold. Arion brought 1250 to M W Savage of Minneapolis, Jupe sold for 5000 to F W Sears, and Delmarch fetched 4375 as the sale runs through the day and night. Gardner and Britt weigh for a December 16 match in San Francisco after Gardner wins in Denver. both must weigh 133 pounds at 3 pm.
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Savage
New York
Madison, Square Garden
Major Delmar
M. W. Savage
Minneapolis
J. Malcolm Forbes
Boston
Jupe
F. W. Sears
Bloomingrove
David A. Snell
New Bedford
Mass
Delmarch
Trey
Gardner
Britt
Denver
Cal
Jimmy” Gardner
Rube” Asmith
Denver Athletic Club
Jimmy” Britt
San Francisco
Technical and Western to decide inter high football title
The inter high school football championship will be decided this afternoon at American League Park as Technical meets Western in a rematch. Both teams are in peak condition after training with early game rest, with 7000 to 8000 expected spectators and officials including Commissioner Macfarland and Commissioner West on site. The referee will start play at 2 36 o'clock.
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Technical
Western
Matthews
Mattern
Central
Beck
Macfarland
West
Board of Education
URELLS RUN BIG SCORE IN GUARD LEAGUE GAME
Urells defeated Athletic Association 47 to 9 in the National Guard Basketball League. Bateman scored most for Urells with eight goals in the first half and four in the second. Garner Post and Bopp Prosperi contributed. final score cited. Also notes wrestling event between Ordways and Mortons and player lineups.
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Cresl Rifles
National Guard
Bateman
Urells
Garner
Post
Bopp
Prosperi
Ordways
Mortons
Joe Grant
Rob Roy Mackay
Arelta
Dean Bateman
Brooks Bopp
Prospert
Burke Hart
Brneat
Brown Loughran
Hopkins
Ureils
Poule—Urells
Association
Rosaimer
Brian. Scoren
Brittala
Bureaus Win Series Against Commerce and Labor
The champion Bureaus defeated Commerce and Labor in the Departmental Bowling League last night, winning every game by about 100 pins. Gordon rolled a ton score of 207 for the beaten team as Lord led the high scorers on the Bureaus with strong showings.
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Gordon
Lord
Washington Saengerbund
Jolly Fat Men
Burdine
Miler
Miller
Tommy Harlow
Fisher & Co
Mitchell
Eilker
Rand
Railway Relief Association
Columbia Koy Mechanicals
Wermer
Bcures
Serond
Land Gam
Rudke
Hess
Bardi Tot Wa
Ume Kame
Gorden
Tompkins Ted Ai
Tatra Saengerbund
Rame
Allison
Geneee
Harlow
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Brandt
Rice
Rothiek
Gos
McCarthy
Thomas
Wiliams
Watson
Bradley
Vitan Ginsbaugh
bDwand
Sad Ward
Barnard
Leonard
Railway Aglief Association
Heyond
Ame Mayers
Ig Harning
Millington
Wenner
Ra Wilson
Columbia
Indian Corn Its Emblem Adopted by National Grange in Portland
The National Grange unanimously adopted Indian corn as the order's national floral emblem in Portland Oregon on November 21. The session featured resolutions on industrial education in country schools and honors to departed members with eulogies by Dertmek Batchelor McDowell Freeman and Ager. In London Young Peter Jackson defeated Charley A Kim in a fifteen round bout for 3000 at Whitechapel.
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Portland
Oreg
F. A. Derthick
Ohio Grange
Grange
Dertmek
Ohio
N K. Batchelor
New Hampshire
B. (. McDowell
New York
M. Freeman
J. G. Ager
Maryland
Young
Peter Jackson
London
Whitechapel
Young Peter Jackson
Charley A.kim
Suit for Rail Way Bonds Involves Imperial Chinese Rail Bonds
The American China Company sues Hudson Trust Company of Hoboken for 8 million dollars claiming the depository holds 4.4 million in imperial Chinese railway bonds out of 46 million tied to a Canton to Hangkow line. Hudson president Miles Tierney says two parties exist to the trust and one has demanded fulfillment while the other has not.
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American China Company
New York
Hudson Trust Company
Hoboken
Canton
Hangkow
Miles Tierney
Counterfeiters' Outfit Captured in Columbus Camp
Columbus Ohio November 21 a deserted counterfeiters camp was found near Buckl park with outfits for making silver dollars and supplies. Fifteen men were captured with memoranda indicating about 4000 dollars produced at 95 percent profit. Operators reportedly dressed as women to avoid suspicion. Train Hit Auto Driver Killed in Waterbury Connecticut. Driver Frank B Bristol a leading manufacturer was killed when his car was struck by a northbound train on the Naugatuck division of the railroad in Waterbury.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buiclt Park
Waterbury
Conn
Naugatuck
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Frank B. Bristol
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