Racing Notes from City Park Meeting
A chaotic card at City Park featured multiple selling events with Jack Atkins and Flavigny winning drives. Dik Watkins overlooked a key chances while Berney Schreiber secured a victory and Tinker edged Rebounder and Gold Way in a nose finish.
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Watkins
Ap Fis
Punkola
Tinker
Jack Walken
Pho Butley
McCaffrey
Jiamper
Ting’ Foe
Gold Way
Jonu J ‘Egan
G Man
Brady
City Park
George O
Hesavelt
Ais
Gay
Mmnarios
Fom Fistongs Severin
Lal Fe Pty
George Talley
Toustalu
Jaek Anda
Detgby
Taman Ls
Tiss Nate Sutesn
Hayes
Ie Broase van Spos
Gunn
Nealong
Bakers Ae
Princeton Cross Country Run Hits Muddy Princeton Course
The intercollegiate cross country meet will run over six and a quarter miles on the Princeton course tomorrow afternoon amid heavy mud from recent snow and rain. Teams from Harvard Cornell MIT Syracuse have arrived and scouted the course. Yale Columbia and Pennsylvania arrive tomorrow. Frantz is out for Princeton. scoring will count six of nine runners with no coaching allowed, promising a tighter race among Cornell, Pennsylvania, and the field.
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Princeton
Harvard
Cornell Mastechudetts Institute of Technology
Syracuse
Couras
Yale Columbia
Pennsylvania
Frantz
Colum
Cornell
Pennsylvanis
Hanler
Georgetown official to referee Vanderbilt game Thanksgiving Day
Mike Thompson of Georgetown, a leading football official, visited town en route to Nashville to referee the Sewanee Vanderbilt game on Thanksgiving Day. He has officiated many major East games this season and cited the Yale Harvard contest at Cambridge as the hardest he ever worked from an official’s view.
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Georgetown
Vanderbilt
Mike" Thompson
Nashville Tenn
Sewanea
Thompson
East
New York
New Haven
Harvard
Cambridge
MIXE DONLIN Signs Chicago Contract
Mike Dontin, famed center fielder and batsman, reportedly signs with a New York National League team. The contract is said to call for a salary of $5,000.
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Chicago
Mike Dontin
Record Herald
Teddy Bear as Mascot for Army Navy Game
West Point officials plan to replace the Army mute with a genuine Teddy bear for the upcoming Army football trip to Philadelphia to face the Naval Cadets. Several options have been offered, but guardians favor a sturdy, portable mascot unlikely to break loose and disrupt the Navy goat tradition.
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West Point
Army
Philadelphia
Naval Cadets
Han
Weat Point
Franklin
Unclear OCR Names Prompt Comedy Heads
Fragmentary OCR text lists many names and terms across varied places. The readable items include possible person names, places like New Orleans, and scattered phrases. No coherent event or story is present to summarize as a news item.
Easy for the Aggie Quint in Distact Duckpin League
Mutuals have an easy time with the Che on the Distract Duckpin League through results and standings. Key players include RG Ay Clark and Cownaye Field with notable scores for Aggies and Powell finishers. Other teams Snyder W, Hager Ed, and Warner Nationale show varied results as the league table develops.
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Mutuals
Che
RG Ay. Clark
Cownaye
Field
Aggies
Powell
Hager
Duckpins Snyder
Om, & Co
Loving
Southerners
Warner, Nationale
Crampton
Mutuate
Strikes and Spares From Navy Yard District League
Eckstein led with 27 in a week of league play as Navy Yard and Agriculture each split two games. Reports praise Interior and Bank Clerks while noting strong performances by Wadker Bowaler and MacDonald. A chaotic recap mentions various teams, matchups, and a sensational shark tale at sea.
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Navy Yard
Agriculture
Eckstein
Wadker
Bowaler
MacDonald
Church League
Biz
Agriculture Navy Yard
Thors ‘Palle
Baengers
Garrett
Squires to Get One More Chance in Colma Arena Return
Special to The Washington Post reports Jimmy Corts rotha plans to reopen the Colma arena around December 19 and aims to sign Squires to meet either Sim Tenn or Bob Ward. If Squires declines he will match Ward and Flynn. Squires is en route to the city after Hot Springs Arkansas as Coffroth seeks to prove both fighters can draw and qualify against Kaufman Sullivan winner.
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Washington Post
San Francisco
Jimmy Cortsrotha
Hill Squires
Colma
Squires
Sim Tenn
Bob Ward
Ward
Flynn Squires
Hot Springs
Ark Coffroth
Kaufman Sullivan
Fitzsimmons to Open Sanitarium in New Jersey
The Washington Post reports Bob Fitzsimmons plans a sanitarium project near Dupnetion New Jersey between Plainfield and Noundbrook. He bought a warehouse farm and is building a large gymnasium with stables and twenty five horses for training patrons. The venture aims to attract a wealthy exclusive clientele.
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Bob
Saastanum
Seceral
Washington Post
Worcester Mass
Muldoon
Hays
Bob Fitzsimmons Fitzsimmons
Dupnetion
Plainfield
Noundbrook NJ
Snart
Bla Sanitarium
Early ascent of Blanchard balloon in Philadelphia noted
The article recalls Blanchard the French aeronaut who made the first successful balloon ascent in this country. Washington and Philadelphia scientists witnessed the event. Blanchard arrived in December after forty four ascents in Europe and planned his enterprise amid Philadelphia’s status as a national hub. The pamphlet detailing the ascent is rare and now scarce in major libraries.
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Mexico
Mexico-St. Lota
St. Louia
City of
Mexico-St Louis
Tae
Twa
Pacific
International
Great Northern
United States
Philadelphie
Blanchard
A & W_ Rosenbach
Historical Society
Congress
Washington
Philadelphia
Paulloonist
Eyrone
Blanchton
First successful balloon ascent in this country
A fragment recounts Blanchard's January 9 1793 balloon ascent from Walnut Street Courtyard and the earlier trial by a carpenter. It notes Washington's support, Dr Rush and Dr Wister involvement, and Blanchard's 15 mile flight in 46 minutes ending near Deptford, Gloucester County. The piece highlights public curiosity and the era's limited resources for such experiments.
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Monty Nécesary
Blanjehard
Walnut Street
Rittenhouse
Francis Hopkinson
Arist P
Blanchard
Blancharda
Ascession
Washington
Rush
Wister
Savanta
Deptford
Gloucester County
Sour Milk fad sparks health debate across nations
In a wide ranging discussion the sour milk movement gains support as a wholesome food backed by chemists and doctors. The article notes rising popularity in Europe and shifting American interest, with pricing and production methods, lactic acid bacteria benefits, and historical references. A separate brief reports Harry Belts being shot in Minnesota with serious injury, while a Thanksgiving floral display caps the page.
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Bama
Europa
America
Boynan
Coum
Egypt
Holy Land
Bolger
Hindustan Afrien
Syria
Dat
Hes Maved
Hes Maved and Stir Playa
Harry Ells
Dea Moines
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Flavigny
Benvang
Reis
Atx
Henray
Tony ‘Spankert
Yen Tan Pales
Reet
Mawar Sree
Tanta
Princess Sette Ibd
New Orleans
Maso
Alrteanth Ams Ag
Cnet Hagen
Oakland
Benning
Yoryten
Bate
Ted
Istanes
Ely
Fae the
Newburgh
Abbot
Fred Dent
Elie Walworth
Sk Mg Seven Mustangs
Rte
Mike Thompson
Mixe Donlin
Teddy Bear
Benning Beardall
Billy Wibbe
Oraculme
Kingerariog
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Teanhar Petre
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Manna
Deto Barden
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San Alvardo
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Mustiumas Pragreen
Fleywood
Rabel Corgan
Zane Walt Seee Ba Dal
al Mutler Financier
Major Mack
Peter Hecker
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Preah
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Ana Day
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Wales
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Akeilerd
Gorman
Carroll Institute
Bureso
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Parker
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Capitol
Umea Guard Armory Gymnasium
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Criman
Yale Lanny
Ays
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Coffroth
Frisco
Fitz
Shaffer
N. Hess Sons
Pa. Ave
Seers
D.C
Stee Numan
Heurich’s
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Senate
Liege
Paris
Phome
Heurich Brewing Co
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Uae
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Fres
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Douglas Shoe
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Barth
Druggsta
Addrem Bradfield
Atlanta
Reed
Man
Reventeerth Street
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Cock Remedy Co
Testate ST
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