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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1909
Page
46
In a tightly contested race Hua Mount defeats Rey Hindoo by a length. Kederis threads through to save ground early, while crowd favorite Murphy breaks into a long shot but falls short as Zelinsky faces police action under the Otus-Walker Antibetag Law.
In a crowded track card, Binocular and Roy T led early, with Roy T winning a close segment by a neck over rivals. The day featured multiple longshot bets, faster early fractions, and later catches, as judges and officials handled disqualifications and inquiries. Top placers included Roy T and Gump, with Parisian connections and local owners cited among the results.
The report covers a crowded opening meeting with Hyperion dominating the fourth event and Lena fading from 1 to 8 to 1 to 2 as Davenport hesitates on bids. Race results mention multiple horses and odds across six races, with Hyperion, Lena, Davenport and others cited in exciting finishes.
Chicago Cubs President Murphy refused to discuss league politics or ownership, denying trades involving Heine Zimmerman and Kling while hinting at no intent to join an interleague war. He noted no sale of Kling unless equality in playing ability is found and dismissed reports of a Kling sale.
A crowded Mouenef program featured strong betting and lively outcomes. Patsy's win drew the largest price movement, with Gretna Green among heavily backed runners. Multiple races displayed close finishes and notable purses as crowds watched Patriot, Arondack, and Round Oak-like contenders vie for top honors.
The listing details numerous entries for today’s racing program. Entries include Firat teos-Flva, Sir Ormonds, Ctnd, Abraben xpd Blicker IU, Lasganyack, Watertarged Inauguration, Hut Mantarean, Weolane Claisters, Reg Daubla, Pearl nopkins, Lars Court, Silverin Admonich, BolT od Arrigator, Daring John Bel Fride, Gil Harney, Woolstone, Emperor Wiliam Ja Mlark Qsk, Prem 109, Gelert TL Koreboro, Comedienam Bo John Garner, Simonette, Tringalan, Dalzy HAD Searub, Alvine, Might Guard, Rebel Queen, Gordon La, Fate Hurlock, Wood Minch, Mob Ayres Avot, Julietta Mo Unelo Jim, Like Turner, Elyatum, A Muskoday, and more, with various distances and prices noted.
The Washington Point editor notes ongoing reader queries on car care and touring routes. Miller Bros report rising Ford sales with 40 new cars since October and winter deposits. Madison Square Garden hosts the tenth national automobile show with previews of 1810 models, accessories, and designs from American makers.
Judge William Kavanaugh of Little Rock Ark is floated as a possible compromising candidate for Southern Baseball Association president. Support comes from national baseball figures including Herrmann of Cincinnati. Kavanaugh, a Covington Kentucky native, has long led the Southern Association and is tied to state and national affairs.
Washington Post reports Charles Webb Murphy owner of the Chicago Cubs may quit if a baseball war becomes unavoidable. His reluctance stems from profit fears as Herrmann of Cincinnati and Dreyfuss of Pittsburgh prepare to reveal their plans.
Washington Post reports Barney Dreyfuss of the Pittsburg champions faced questions on possibly shifting to the American League if a war over the National League broke out at the New York meeting next month. Fans pressed him for a commitment as he dodged direct answers while showing relief at public loyalty in Pittsburg.
A vintage ad argues heart failure is serious and unrecognized until late. It touts Dr Miles Heart Remedy to strengthen heart action and reduce strain, claiming a time bottle will benefit and money back if not satisfied, with a garbled testimonial from Marion, Indiana.
Cleveland officials claim progress toward bringing an American Association franchise to the West Side amid disputes with the American League. County Commissioner Hirick says promises exist for a park and team, with plans to field games in 1911 if possible, while staying wary of AL obstacles. In Detroit, the Americans beat Matansas 14 to 7.
The piece rails at Ban Johnson and Ward over sign-tipping schemes and syndicate ball, notes American League clean record, questions Philadelphia purchase and Murphys stake, predicts cautious odds for Jeffries vs Johnson, while foreseeing only fleeting league turmoil and a brief rally to boost dull periods.
Detroit saw heavyweight wrestling icon Frank Gotch of the Midwest defend his title in a 15 minute drawless exhibition against Carl Roller of the Pacific coast. The match opened with five minutes of set action before rolling to the mat, and at thirteen minutes Roller rose to his feet. Gotch scored two near falls, but Roller escaped each time with supreme effort. In the final stretch Roller dominated, while Gotch repeatedly faced danger from close quarters. Gotch also tossed Jack Asman of Kansas two times in seven minutes.
The barely legible note touts a “twenty dollars’ worth” per “P. B.” standard and urges readers to judge for themselves, claiming no comparable offerings in town.
O Connor will referee brisk preliminaries at the Fet Fries Gotch show. Jack Harmason, Pat GCoimer, Sam Spaulding, Benny Born, Joe Turner, Fryeising, Tor Williams and Teffries-Coteh appear in multiple bouts. Reserved seats go on sale at Whites sparing goods and Arthur Smiths ticket bureau.
New York Governor Hughes warns Albany officials against a planned twenty round prize fight at Bulls Mead Tavern on the Troy road December 2. He says authorities must cooperate to enforce the law and apprehend anyone violating it.
Veteran horseman Ed Geers yesterday denied a cable report that he would send premier pacing and trotting stock from American millionaires to compete in Vienna and Russia. He stated he will winter with The Harvester and will not tour Europe unless for a sightseeing trip, asserting the American sprint racing boom will grow in the coming years.
Philadelphia figures to reshuffle its baseball leadership with Horace H Fogel as new president and talks of John Kling managing the team. William Murray appears unlikely to return, while Fred Lake from Boston looms as a potential hire if Kling stalls. Changes in officers and a spring training plan at Southern Pines are in the works as the club eyes an election in December.
William J Chynte acquired the interests in the Wilkes-Barre baseball club of the New York State League from George Jox for ton. The deal includes Clymer taking the forest in the club and James S Monks remains president while Clymer will be playing manager next season.
A telegram to Nick Aprea from Tack Johnean states a southern club should not offer for a fight with James J Jeffries and notes it would be useless for Southern clubs to mount an offer. Demarest defeats Slosson as the Demarst event shows multiple leaders and upcoming playoff ties in a local athletic meet.
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