Brush Consents To World Series Between Leagues
New York October 17 President John T Brush of the New York National League club signifies willingness for a World Series between the National and American League champions. The plan hinges on league approval and a spring 1905 schedule as Brush proposes a formal arrangement. President Pulliam endorses Brush’s suggestion as proper and sportsmanlike.
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New York
John T Brush
National League Baseball Club
Boston
Pulliam
National League
Brush
Big Stables To Send Horses For Len Ang Fall Meeting
Colors of James R Keene and E R Thomas to be seen here nearly all major stables represented at Len ang fall meeting. Walton secretary of the Washington Jockey Club returns from New York on meet business. Keene, Thomas, Brown, Madden, Gwinn Tompkins, Gult, Catron, Winn, Teedy, Mulier, McLaughlin send high quality entries. Virginia breds like Roehampton expected to figure in future big events.
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James R Keene
E R Thomas
Lenang
ST Walton
Washington
New York
Thomas
Brown
Subie
JE Madden
Gwinn Tompkins
JW Gult
Mk Catron
RT Winn
Andrew Mulier
James McLaughlin
James Kerr
Warenton VI
Roehampton
Bulkampton
Jack Follansbes
Georgetown Cross Country Drills Amid Poor Team Form
Head Coven feenly grew disgusted with Georgetown’s weak condition after a full scrimmage was canceled. The 30 man squad ran 2.5 miles along Sew Cut road and back then endured a 30 minute signal drill. Holy Cross looms in Philadelphia in two weeks as the varsity faces its toughest test of the season. Coach Reilly warned of strict penalties for any training breaches while reporters note the line lacks depth and one back, Loran, is sidelined with a bad ankle for possibly a week.
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Varsity
Holy Cross
Philadesphiton Us
Hales
Conch Reilly
Sqvad
Loran
Itm
Santos Dumont
Esterday
Martger
Goguyermanns
Dolly Spanker Wins Pierrepont Handicap at Jamaica Track
Dolly Spanker wins the opening feature of the Metropolitan Jockey Club fall meeting at Jamaica, breaking the one mile and furlong track record in 1:53 2/5. Mineola and Sonoma Belle set the pace to the stretch where Dolly Spanker surged to victory by two and a half lengths. Ormondes Right and McChesney followed. ER Thomas plans to sell some horses while retaining Hermis Reliable and Stalwart.
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Dolly Spanker
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Lyne
Water Light
Hurny
Austin Allen
Odom
Tovense Wirthtess
Red Ruler
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Olonster
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Ancemor
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Radfara
van Ormondes
Chesney
Sonoma Belle and
Lyme
Don Crockett
Houston
Voladay
Sliney
Lord Badge
Sita
Seble Richardson
Sentra
Vagury
Olafta
Kia Poste
Dinkam Vlonna
Allinda
Saurira
Slaldena
Fueiings
Crawford Wins at Worth in Exciting Third Event
Miss Crawford takes the feature at Worth with a tight finish as two long shots Giorinda and another trailed, all staging a lively race under a warm track. The program lists multiple races with long odds and crowded field names, including Tray, Ivan the Terrible, and King of Tray among contenders, and notes similar finishes across the six races with several horses and jockeys named.
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Tal
Summanés Finst
Afta
Ivan the Terrible
Mieoh
Ruppert
Trost Bel
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Ake Sanferson
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Peter J Somers
Loutye
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Tio Goodman
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Tom Mabin
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Altvor
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India
Fnatabaut
Angeloka
Jade
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Rabunin
Qlsnwood
Paramount
Wing Deno
Prosador
Noweta's Entry Barred After Delmar Park Reversal
Noweta suffered a dramatic reversal at Delmar Park on October 17, with Judge Murphy declining to accept her entry again. Faith Wiv led a busy card, as horses and jockeys battled through six races, including Triumph trams and Milo events, with Juke Weber and other contenders finishing strong in multi-race showings.
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Mellwood Argos
Bourke Corian
Pree
Lady Strathmore
Flora
Jarde Anil Avoté
Bowker Beats Nell to Take Bantam World Title in London
Englishman Bowker defeats Frankie Nell of San Francisco on points after twenty rounds to win the bantam world championship and $200 in London. Bowker recovered after a tight start, gaining the edge from the ninth round as Nell pressed hard.
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Jon Bowker
Ngland
Frenkie Neil
San Francisco
Nell
Bowker
Cigar bugs and broken cigars spark a curious incident
A New Fork tobacconist sells cigars with tiny holes harboring bugs. Customers discover holes and an insect within several cigars, leading to questions of origin and a broken box. The story shifts to Marshall leading in a chess tourney as other reports note battles and racing gossip.
Duffy's Races in Europe Ex-Georgetown Runner Denies Marriage
Former Georgetown track star Arthur Duffy reports in a letter from Europe about his fifth annual trip. He describes racing in France and Belgium, winning fifteen of twenty races and twice losing to Morton, with a British bench mark record for the 100 yards. He denies rumors of marriage abroad and says two more races remain in England before his return home.
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Georgetown Guard
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Belgium
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Leonard II
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Duffy
Clark Jr Buys Bitter Root Ranch in Montana
Reports say William Jnr Clark has negotiated to purchase the Bitter Root breeding farm of Marcus Daly near Missoula Montana. Papers drawn show a bargain and sale deed for 27 600 acres and Daly home with 19 stalls and improvements, to be sold when Daly's heir reaches thirty. Price expected to approach two million dollars.
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Surprises at Kansas City Feature Win by Pevaut
Kansas City on Oct 17 saw Pevaut win the two year old handicap as crowd roared through the stretch. Pom Shelley finished a head back with Fyrolean third. Weather was clear and track fast as the day’s events featured multiple races with long odds and several near misses among entrants.
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Mac Milter
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Idol The Diamond Las Vegas Man Of Baseball Satirical Tale
A verbose mock epic on baseball players revealing a youth’s brutal training, public spectacle, and the sport’s fickle fame. It traces a player from brutal beginnings through grandstands to a fading career, ending with crowd tears and mixed adulation.
Lawn Tennis Semi finals Today in Bachelor Clubs Tourney
Semi finals set in the Bachelor Clubs tennis event with Gordon vs Woods to decide who faces the winner of Swenarton versus Me Tasa in the final. Harris beat Spener Gordon yesterday 4 1 6 3 and advances to the semis.
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Harris
Spener Gordon
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Mr Woods
Bureau and Navy Yard split declares winner in extra frame
In a high scoring Bureaus versus Navy Yard bowling match both sides surpassed 800 in the first game. O’Donnell led Navy Yard with five strikes and a 1, Mo Navy Yard clinched the set with a decisive 1st game, while Bureaus edged ahead after the second frame to force an extra frame won by Hess and Hardie on the Bureaus side.
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