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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1909
Page
16
In a tight finish Kederis saves ground on Hua Mount to beat Rey Hindoo by a length. Book maker Zelinsky is held by police on charges related to the Otus Walker Antibetag Law, prompting local legal action and ongoing investigation.
The page lists multiple horse names, odds, and race pairings, with results and comments scattered across. Key entries include Roy T, Binocular Ty, and Judge Quinn in varied events, plus notes on抯 racing outcomes, stakes, and unsettled finish orders amid a crowded, noisy recap.
A crowded meeting in Tampa hears Hyperion dominate the fourth event while Lena weakens bid to 1 to 8. Davenport hesitates on his bid as Hok Hyperion leads a complex horse race card with multiple races and unexpected upsets.
Chicago Cubs president Murphy refuses to discuss league politics amid trade rumors involving Heine Zimmerman Kling and others. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati may explore American League moves if war looms, while Johnson of the American League downplays conflict and hopes for league stability next season.
Jeene Jacksonylle and Fia Nov29-Today 5 crowds at Mounef grew beyond Saturdays as patrons witnessed an afternoon of fine sport. The fourth race brought the day’s most excitement won by Patsy led by Randolph with Butwell close. Gretna Green and Arondack were heavily backed in the same race while Patsy opened 4 to 3 and closed 8 to 2 with top betting.
A long list of race entries and disputed weights dominates the card. Names such as Firat teos-Flva Sir Ormonds Ctnd Abraben Blicker and Lasganyack appear among numerous entries priced around 100 to 109 each. Several races show selling stakes and multiple horses with identical or similar names, reflecting a crowded program and potential substitutions.
The automobile world report highlights growing Ford sales, new showings at Madison Square Garden, and upcoming 1910 model displays. It notes Maxwell endurance feats, Savannah event participation, and a surge in winter automotive interest as dealers forecast a massive spring output.
Judge William Kavanaugh of Covington Kentucky, long prominent in the Southern Association, may be named a compromise candidate for the presidency of the Southern Baseball Association. President Herrmann of the Cincinnati club reportedly urged his entry, linking sports with national league politics. He is described as a lifelong baseball enthusiast and an Arkansas rumor links him to arbitration duties.
Pittsburg magnate Barney Dreyfuss faced questions about whether he would move his team to the American League if the National League war breaks out. Voters in Pittsburgh pressed for a definitive stance as the NL meeting in New York looms next month.
An advertisement warns of heart failure dangers and urges Dr Miles Heart Remedy to strengthen heart action. It promises relief from palpitations shortness of breath and chest pain and offers a money back guarantee after a time bottle. The copy cites Marion Indiana and Harrison County time references.
County Commissioner E Hirick of Cuyahoga County says Cleveland has promise for an American Association franchise and a West Side park, with plans to host games in absence of the American League club. He cautions that building a park and securing a team will take time but vows to align with an AA team in 1911. Detroit Americans beat Matanzas 14 to 7 in exhibition play.
The piece argues Ban Johnson’s stance on not serving on the national commission and Sir John Ward’s presidency amid the New York sign tipping scandal. It criticizes Ward’s methods, links to syndicate ball, and notes suspicions around Murphy’s Philadelphia club. It also discusses Jeffries versus Johnson betting odds and predicts little league conflict, suggesting owners will kiss and make up to advertise games during a dull period.
Detroit fans witnessed a wrestling exhibition where Frank Gotch, the world heavyweight champion, and Pacific Coast champion Roller fought tenaciously for fifteen minutes without a fall. They started on their feet, then hit the mat after five minutes, with Gotch twice forcing Roller into danger before Roller fought free in the final minutes. Gotch showed his famed holds but Roller resisted with supreme effort, and in the last stretch Gotch flipped Jack Asman of Kansas twice in seven minutes.
Fragmentary text claims twenty dollars worth under P. B. standards of value and invites readers to judge offerings by comparison, noting none to compare with. Ends mid thought, providing no clear event or identity.
O Connor will referee two wrestling bouts at Convention Hell tied to Fet Fries Gotch show. Jack Harmason master of bag punching will team with Pat GCoimer as referees. Jack Spaulding Benny Born face foes in a twenty minute prelims. Joe Turner vs Fryeising, Williams, ex Gallaudet grappler, in a twenty minute tussle. Teffries and Coteh bring a troupe. Tickets go on sale at Whites sparing goods and Arthur Smiths bureau.
Governor Hughes writes to District Attorney Sanford and Sheriff of Albany County after learning the Knickerbocker Athletic Club planned a twenty round prize fight at Bulls Mead Tavern on December 2. He orders authorities to halt the event and urges cooperation to ensure obedience to the law and swift apprehension of violators.
Veteran driver Ed Geers stated he will not race abroad next season, preferring to stay in American circuits. He dismissed a cable claiming he would join millionaires’ teams in Europe, citing strong interest in U S racing growth and planning winter training with his household crew.
Philadelphia officials announce plans at a special Phillies meeting for new officers and a possible reshaping of the roster. John Kling and Fred Lake are linked to management rumors as Willam Murray is not expected to manage next season.
William J Chynte acquired the Wilkes Barre baseball club interests in the New York State League from George Jox sex i mater. Clymer becomes playing manager for next season while remaining president James S Monks steps aside.
The report notes James J Jeffries era tension with a statement that U.S. clubs should not fight south of the Mazon and Dizon line. Aprea’s telegram referenced purse talks. Demarest defeats Slosson as Richards and tourney play, with Demarest, button, and Cline each at four wins as local standings shift. Ties to be settled midweek in a crowded set of matches.
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