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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07
ASCOT ENTRIES

First race, selling, one mile:
529 Ed Guinzburo (McComas) .... 1OS
46S Los Angeleno (CahilD ....... 1C5
4SS Count Rudolph CTholnpson) %. 1O5
397 Bill Young "a. Cochran) 800. los
463 Josie Wheeler pratt G. Coz. 1O3
517 Lady Rice (J. B. Evers) ...... lO3
517 Florista (Tupper) ............ 1U3
5l3 Blandura O. E. King ....... 1oS
4sS Evermore (McGeltrick) ....... *9S
459 Isabute (Fitzgerald) ......... *9S
Second race, selling, 3-year-olds, one
mile:
522 Cedarburg (Alhambra St)... 1O7
525 Sinicado (WooD .+107
S-5 Fer de Lance Uillard) ...... 1O2
46S Gleeman &c. Lanka) ......... .+1O2
52S King Promise (J. Andrews) ... 80
494 Kitty Roark Ct. Carey. .... A97
461 Spring Leaf (Gorman & Coz. *SS
517 Formita (Moormead farm) .... "SS
Third race, selling, one mile:
SOB Fortunatus (Anderson) ...... 112
$40 Mammon (Marks) .+107
499 EXapo (Goodim .*107
Plctou OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 105
500 Ell Verraco (Spiers) ........... 105
27O Platonius brewer G. Coz )..... los
515 Golden, Ivy (Polks) *105
Ala Lauretta Phillips (Glasscock). .*1O5
go 81 whey ''''''''''''.'....... lO0
506 Emily oliver (Hennessey) .... 103
49S Needful (Brown .............." 100
Fourth race, selling, Brooks course:
(bo1l XNo tarc,ra (AIilIinN k1ne
500 Prestolus (Evers) ............. 1O5
500 Invictus (GabrieD ............. *1O4
SOB Frangible q. Curb ........ +97
49S Capable (Rowe & Co.)........ *97
52S Flora Bright (R. w. Marks. ~95
527 Blueridge (Glasscock) ........ +95
HSS) Lanark (Lanka) ............... %9S
Fifth race, purse, one mile and fifty
yards:
500 Glennevis (Durker) ............ LOG
521 Sinner Simon (Bauer & Cor
mani .,......,,.,.......... lO3
521 Rriarthorpe (Crysler) ......... 1O1
(4S9) Gorgalete (Fitzgevald) ........ 1Ot
400 Ralph Reese (Cushing) ...... %
525 Del Coronado (Bonsack) ..... 92
Sixth race, selling, one mile:
SIT Angeleno (Angeleno ST. ..... 1913
523 Headstrong (J. Kane) ...... 1O5
49S Albert Enright (Martin) ....... 1O5
445 Carlisle (Carlisle) ............ *1Os
SOC James j. Corbett (Touhey) -. 100
400 Lookaway (Schawaeher) .... 400
517 Miss Shylook (strauss) ........ +9S
4ss Ledatrix (Moormead) ....... 1913
SIT Latoila Or. w. Marks) ........ "9s
522 Aminte Or. Nelson) .......... "9S
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07

Entries TO the Kansas City Jockey
clubs stakes close tomorrow. Jim
Norvell cashier i'm the field book at
the local track, is looking after the in
terests OF the Corrigan forces and has
already secured entries from w. r. An
derson. J. j, McCafferty and others.
Walter Jennings don't seem to be
winning many races these days at Oak
land, but at that he is second on the
list Of winning owners, and with Mike
DAILY, who now heads the list, out of
the way, Jennings may yet shine once
more on the top. He is now only
couple of thousand behind the leader,
The winning of Horatius i'm the Wa
terhouse cup put Frank Skinner we'll
along and with the Thornton stakes
and a few minor races in hand he will
close the season well up with the
leaders.
NJ. J. Daily S15.9lO; w. ]. Jennings,
$13,635; Louis Ezell, $l2.94O; II. e. Row.
ell, $11, ,455 G.. w. Wilson, S947O; p.
Ryan, $7125; Frank Skinner & Co.
SS275; j. F. scharr, $6245; T. G. Fergu-
sen. $5375; j. Ryan, $5O65; Mrs. G. E,
Miller, $5O35; c. II. Henshall. S456O; r.
A. Smith, $245O; Gill Summers & Co.,
S45O5; Fitzgerald & Cree. $4215; Brink
worth & Co.. $35l5 Multnomah stable.
$SS45; V. Gilbert, $9SSO; w. Scharetg.
$al45; S. Hoppas. sSSSO; w, Cahill $29OO;
d. Cameron & Co., $276O; James Blute,
$685. Napa stock farm, $2S60; James
Curl, $27O5; j. Reavey. $26S5; Parker &
Thwaite, $265O; w Baird & Co., $2525;
p. Sheridan & CO., s24S5; s. ]. Jones.
s2425; e, Gaylord & Co., S232O; NJ. Tioh-
enor. $2SOO; r. II. Ryan g. Co, $3.50;
Mrs Coffey. s225O; II. stover. s224O; s.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07

There was little out of the ordinary
routine in the events at the track
yesterday save the fact that players of
fsvorites were pretty badly messed
about. Long shots were very much in
evidence and as a result the books had
somewhat the better Of the argument.
Fourteen knights of the chalk cut in
for the next three days and the betting
market appeared to average fairly in
point of activity.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07

Tab Bailey. This one showed a lot
of early speed and when Dugan saw
he was beaten eased him up, The horse
prefers a longer distance.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07

Snicado bears watching. Away flat
footed, he made up a world of ground,
finishing like a cyclone.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07

Mark Gentry was much the best in
the fourth and a false price was laid
against him. He had rough journey
and won going away. In his last few
races he always showed that he wanted
a shorter distance than mile. as he
would quit at the paddock gate.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07

Ship Bangalore, Philadelphia. a............1i
Ship Pndos, Hamburg g................. 4
Schooner Admiral, Everett. ..............
schooner Polaris, Everett. ....,.....,.
Schooner Wawona, Willipa. pa......,.....,
Schooner w. +. Witzeman, Grays Harbor
Schooner Oceania Vance, Grays Harbor.
Schooner ahukona, Portland. ...........
Schooner Stimson, Ballard. ............s
Schooner Nokomis, Grays Harbor. .......
Schooner A. II. Coats. Grays Harbor..,,,
Schooner Philippine, Grays Harbof. .....
Schooner Taurus, Ludlow. ow..............
Steamer Marshfeld, Hardy Creek. .,......
Steamer Northland, Portland ......l....,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07
RACING CHAR

! Post t:55 At post / minute Time-:2tis $50
| Hilo place 3. show 3-2: Pure show S-5. Winner
! Dunbar Scratched -Churchlisht. Overweights
| IIllo place g. show 3-2, Prue show 3-5. Winneg
| Jingler always in good position, came on
closed stouty and on the end outgamed prue
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-07

Lurene was heavily backed to win
the fourth race. but she did not show
anything in her race to warrant it.
Evidently a false alarm
The Washington times., 1905-01-26
Fencing Tournament
At Washington Club
Much Interest Being Shown in SATURDAYS
Bous-New York, Philadelphia, and Bos-
ton Will Send Representatives.

Everything is progressing favorably
for the open tournament TO be held by
the Washington Fencing Club, under
the sanction of the Amateur Fencing
League of America, at the local club
house on Saturday afternoon
There is no special date set for the
close of the entries, and II viii not be
known until tomorrow evening just how
many cubs VIII be represented To date
the New York Athletic Club, the Bos-
ton Athletic Association, and the Phila-
delphia Fencing Club have entered
teams. and the chances are one or two
mn-e Philadelphia and New York clubs
VIII send down competitors fo- the cup
which the Russian ambassador, Count
C2ssini, has offered for the winning
team
1t was thought that the Naval Acad-
envy would send a three-rnan team, but
thus far nothing has been heard from
Annapolis. Last Saturday the Wash
The Washington times., 1905-01-26
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The Washington times., 1905-01-26
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The Washington times., 1905-01-26

ington club senS team to Annapolis.
and the local men easily won the bouts
with the Middies, and II is stiu hoped
tnat the future adnirals viii come to
the local tourney to try 10 regain their
lost laurels.
After a series of matches conducted
under the direction of the rlaitre
d'armes. Prof. Darrieulat. the Washing
ton team which Will meet the visiting
clubs representatives has been chosen.
John j. Early, a member of last years
trio; Scott c. Breckenridge. and Alexis
3. Babine are the three men who will
defend the reputation OF the CAPITAL cIIih
against the visiting feacers
W hile II has not been definitely de-
c1ced upon, it is believed that Presi
dent Roosevelt and several members of
his family will attend the tournament
Ihe President Is d former pupil OF Prof
Darr:euiat, and while he has not had
time 10 take regular lessons lately he
mas not allowed his interest in the sport
TO wane and is st;n as enthusia site as
ever over the foiis and sabe-s
The Washington times., 1905-01-26
IKERR|GAN IS AFTER
MATCH WITH LOWE
Trenton Boxer Will Probably Be Given
+ Chance in Ten Days-SproSser
liz and Kelly at Work

: Patsy Kerrigan, lightweight boxer
from Trenton. is out with a challenge
to Tommy Lowe for a match at 128
pounds.
The match will probably be made, and
the fight held in private in about ten
days, as Lowe wants cne more match
in this city before trying his fortunes
elsewhere. Kerrigan is now IN Wash
fngton, and is training with Jim Janey.
Among the men whom he has fought
are Tim Callahan, George Munroe, Joe
Elms, Lew Ryal. Paddy Donovan, and
Billy Smith. One OF his latest achieve
me1ts was knocking out Kid Beebe in
two minutes
While Kerrigan wants the match at 12s
pounds, it is likely that he will have
20 agree to 130 pounds, as Lowe IS not
auxfous to train down TO Us unless ne
has TO do SO in order 20 get a match
with some one in another city.
II the match is made the preliminary
will be between Billy Kelly and Billy
Sprosser, the two youngsters who fur
nished such an exciting preliminary to
the bout in which Lowe knocked out
Rube Carter. Sprosser is eager 10 wipe
out the defeat he suffered that night
say that ne Will be the winner the next
time he meets Kelly.
Rube Carter has accepted the advice
Of his friends not TO fly too high at the
beginning Of his ring career. and vii
train with Danny Lewis, Eddie Crowley
Ristie Leonard is handling Before hi
tries for another principal engagement
he will take part in q number of pre-
Hrninaries here and in Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1905-01-26
RAILWAY LEAGUE.
FOOTBALL MlCHiGhN'S
ONLY PAYING SPORT

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Jan. 26.-The an
nual financial report shows that Michi-
gan's earnings IN football We're S16, ,S02 0s
and the expenses IS, ,S90.14. All other
branches of athletics suffered Baseball
brought in only S10220l, and cost So
52141- Track athletics came very nearly
playing even. The receipts were 8, ,012 q,
and the expenses $221562
The total receipts in football. baseball,
track, interscholastic and sale of MEM
bership tickets were s23, 2-t0I. The ex-
penses, including tennis and golf with
other departments, were 81, ,395.S1. The
association now has a balance of Sc
14S02 on hand. Over s25, 600 was spent on
Ferry Field during the past year
The Washington times., 1905-01-26
Official ToothkeepeE.

Patrick F. O'Conror was referee.
Charles Hardy official timekeeper, and
Marguerite Wagner was official keeper
of Shad's false teeth Nhile training for
his match with ice O'Sei the Baitimo-
rcan had most OF his worries knocked
out by falling off stage, and now when
his artificial masticatosS are not in his
mouth lie talks like an old granny pre-
dieting 4 colo, wet spring
Link went 10 the ma first, but was
soon on top and got veV busy with his
rival He ,ried especially hard TO land
i hansaerlcck but failel, and then re-
sorted TO nelson's Hegcould not do
much more with the nelsons than with
the hdmmerlocks, and SeVa soon had a
chance 10 assume the offenSiVe, only 10
Lose IL IN q minute
The Washington times., 1905-01-26
ViIlainess Shuddered.

The last five minutes we're full of ac
ton. As GraecO-R Roman does not per-
nit the usc of the legs on the often
sive or of holds below the waist Link
was prevented from grabbing Selva
around the waist and trFing to splash
his brains over the audience. Still, he
was able TO fall on him aad squash him
50 hard that even the bouIcinS Marguer-
ite. who used TO be a mebdramaI tic vii
lainesS and force the Shrinking mother
TO sign the papers ard allow the
ch-e-e-iId 20 be kidnapped 10 London, was
moved TO sympathy for the foreigner
and remarked, Gosh, hs'H bust him
open
When time was called after fifteen
minutes. Shad had a barbck and half
nelson, and was trying % gain fan
by the simple process of breaking the
meet Selva tonight
The Washington times., 1905-01-26
CARROLL INSTITUTE LEAGUE.
SUPPLIES TO TEACH
BOXING At CORNELL

Curley Supplies. the lightweight Buf-
falo boxer. has received an offer from
the athletic management of Cornell Uni
versity to join its force of gmns ssium in
structors. in the capacity of Instructor
of boxing.
Il may accept the offer" said Supplies,
last night. II am, of course. proud to
receive such an invitation l have writ
ten the Cornell athletic managers stat
ing that 1 have a couple of matches in
sight, at the conclusion of which I viii
probably go down to Ithaca and start
in
The Washington times., 1905-01-26

Trades are IN order in the Southern
League and when the early days of
spring roll round there will not be q
team in Dideiand that VIII not have
made some trade or sale. To date the
shifts are Kennedy, of Nashville, for
Orleans, for Erve Beck, OF Portland;
Millerick, OF Birmingham. for Clarke,
of Montgomery: Lowney. of Nashville;
for lansing, of Montgomery; Granville,
OF Little Rock, sold to Nashville;
Evans, OF Little Rock. sold to Shreye-
port.
The Washington times., 1905-01-26
TOOTHLESS SHAD
S(UASHED SELvA
BaItimorean Made 1t Hot
For Foreigner.
MADE VlLLAINEss sHUDDER
Divegting Tale of How Link Nearly
Threw Selva in Exhibition
Bout

Shad Link furnished a highly inter
esting oppcneatllast night for Emil Sell
Va, tae wrestler, who has been meeting
all eomers at tie Lyceum this week
On Tuesday hight Link nearly threw
the foreigner in catch-as-catch-can
style Selva claimed that he was the
real thing as a Graeco-Roman wrestler
and knew but little about the more
rowdy style. For that reason the men
got together last night in a Graeco-Ro-
man bout
The Washington times., 1905-01-26
DOWN THE ALLEYS.

The blizzard was a little too much for
the Railway bowlers and their series
was postponed. The Surveyors. IN the
Real Estate League, were not so lucky
however for the District quint braved
the storm and took three games by de-
fault
The Washington times., 1905-01-26
SCROFIJ.I..A !. 4

Swollen glands. tu1nors, white swelling, sores pus-
tuar scay skin eruptions, fabby muscles brittle
bones weak digestion, emaciated, iy-nourished bod
les of the wel1-known eaT1nars of Scrofula
Scrofula is inherited Parents too closely related by
the ties of blood or tainted with consumption or blood
poison may look for signs of Scrofula in their chill
The Washington times., 1905-01-26

Although the scores in the Arcanuf-u
League were rather good only two IN
dividual bowlers went beyond the 200
mark In the final game Allison, Of
Capitol, made POI, but Eckstein, his
teammate went him one better by max
ing 201 in the middle and 205 in the last
game.
The Washington times., 1905-01-26

The three straight which Acme won
from North Capitol helped the former
record greatly. and placed it a few pegs
nearer the redoubtable Saengerbunds.
The Washington times., 1905-01-26

Mexican Pete Everett, the pugilist
has been released from the prison at
Leavenworth after finishing his term of
a year fer engaging in prizefght at
Porca, Okla
TOM ROLAND
The Washington times., 1905-01-26

Last nights game in the Departmental
ended the second series in that league.
The new series will be opened this even
ing by q set between Navy and Com
merce and Labor
The Washington times., 1905-01-26

In the Departmental League Douglass
CT the Postoffice was high man witt
PA. Smith and Bishop were the othe
20G men
The Washington times., 1905-01-26

In the District League George Camp
bell made the high mark for individuSl
bowlers by rolling 2l5 in the first game
The Washington times., 1905-01-26

President Taylor, of the Bosom
Americans. who spent Sunday in this
city is authority for the statement
that the American League is done with
Mike Donlin. After he was sent to jail
a couple of years ago for assauIting
an actress in front of a Baltimore thea
ter. Mike promised 10 reform, BIZ: he
could not curb his thirst for frewater
and he is again in bad with the mag
mates.
The Washington times., 1905-01-26


dren. The niddIe-aged
often have it, but children
are the chief sufferers.
Scrofu1a breaks down the
vital forces, and the blood
becomes SO weak and poor
that it does not nourish
the body. The remedy In
all scrofulous affections
must be one that puri6es
the diseased blood, builds
up the weak digestion, IL
and strength to ali life'S f
The Washington times., 1905-01-26

Jack O'Brien has agreed to let his for
felt of 5000 for his match with Bob
F'itzsimmons go as a side bet and it
now seems that the fight might come off
The Washington times., 1905-01-26

How some of the sporting editors VIII
accept the hot air with which Ban
Johnson stocks the cities as ae swings
around the circuit? Washington viii
have a winning team next season, etc
Old Dan Brouthers illustrates the
adage that you can't keep a good man
down. The ancient and honorable
guardian of the initial hassock has
loomed up again and will captain the
Newburg club of the Hudson River
League next season.
The announcement that Jake stahl
has been named for manager OF the
Washington American League team
makes it look as if Patsy Donovan were
going to be given the opportunity to
accept the berth that has neen offered
him by Pat Powers TO assume the
management of the Providence team
OF the Eastern League 1t is said that
Ban Johnson asked him to remain at
Washington, but Pat had an offer OF
s., 600 from Providence, which was more
than Johnson would give, says the
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The fans of the South will certainly
have their share of baseball next sea-
son if the following leagues, which are
promised ever materialize: Southern,
South Atlantic, Cotton States. Delta,
North Texas, South Texas, 4. /. T, or
Kitty, TenneSsee-AIabama-
Where is Ralph Rose? Ever since the
giant shot-putter was thrown down by
Michigan there have been conflicting
reports about him entering some other
university. but just Eow no one seems
TO know just where he is. Perhaps he
is open to enga agements and is await
ing the best offer.
The registration committee of the
MetronoIftan Association of the ANA
teur Athletic Union has suddenly got
ten busy and is bi;-&khsJing those
athletes who are competing with men
who are not registered The basket
ball team of Company G, of the
Seventy-first Regiment of New York
National Guard, one of the most promi-
nent teams in New York, has been dis
qualified for playing the Flushing out
| law team.
The Washington times., 1905-01-26
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field Of Sports

after all. It will be a twenty-round go.
but in the view of the fact that the
boxer who viii con if there is enough
in il for him. the bout is not especially
attractive F'itz would find himself
much higher in public esteem if he
would pass up men like O'Brien and
remain in retirement for the rest of
his days
The Washington times., 1905-01-26

Every effort is being made by New
York billiard enthusiasts to get a match
between Student Slosson and Willie
Hope. Tt has been some time since New
York has had good champ pionship
match
The Washington times., 1905-01-26

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