Yearly outlook for the National League pennant race
Veteran writer predicts a tight National League title chase among Chicago New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia Brooklyn with no single favorite. He argues Cubs remain formidable, Giants and Dodgers strengthened, and rivals in St Louis Boston Philadelphia and others may shape the race. The American League also holds high hopes as the world series drives renewed interest.
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Rome
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Philapelonia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Dodgers
Clyse
Cubs
Ramus
Giants
National League
McGraw
Forday
Philadelphia
Philies
Phillies
Reds
Imo
Bing Beck
Happer
Usehall
Hite
Browns
Jeane Rooter
Ceveland
Netrait
Washington
Athletics
Mack
Tal
Benner
Coombs
Eddie Colling
Espitoners
Philadelphians
White Sox
Comiskey
Hugh Jennings
Cleveland
Youngs
Lajvie
Joza
Nigard
Mr. Asylor
Jake Stahl
Stahl
Donovan
Yankees
Chase
Mhey
Kidney Health Urges Early Urine Analysis and Remedy
Health authorities warn kidneys power organ function and many illnesses. Brights disease linked to kidney trouble caused thousands of deaths in New York. doctors urge urine chemical analysis and Kilmer’s Swamp-Root remedy promoted via mail order and newspaper ads.
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New York
Kable
Weiheer & Co
Hingham
Tim NM
Boston boxing crowns at Mechanics Hall spark debates on hope
At Mechanics Hall Boston April 11 the national amateur boxing championship crowned new champions. Severing and Burke Cox both from Boston claimed titles in 201-pound and other weight classes with decisive KOs and quick finishes. Johnny Palian of Boston and James Jarvis of New York won titles in lighter divisions amid a field marred by knockouts and fierce exchanges.
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Boston
Inany Persong
Mechanics Hui
Severing
Armory Athletie
Vssouls
VNB
AEDT
Joseph Burke Cox
Ston
T. J. Dorsey
Trish-American Athletic Wub
New York
Gothberg
Warren D. Barbour
Gainer
Lyt-Pauish
Johnny Palian
James Jarvis
Frenk McGerry
Tad [Hidedan
Somerville
Fisher
Pillamia
Opening gun pattern sets stage for major events in major cities
Weather gloom frames sports slate as league games tip off in New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago Detroit and other venues. Matchups include Nation league and American league ties with teams such as Gellyat, Pow tens, Gavin, Lana, and St. Louis among cities named New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago Washington Detroit Cleveland.
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New York
Sean Lona
Messiges
Nation League
Ly Gellyat al Powtens Philidephyt
Dutshure
Gavin
Lana
Chicago
American Teagie
Philadelitilas
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Lavnis
Klaus Dominates Middleweight Title Talk In Pittsburg
New York April 1 The Press notes Frank Klaus of Pittsburg has crushed Montana Jack Sullivan and impressed by workmanlike performance against contenders. Klaus, 24, has beaten Kelly, Papke, Flynn, Lewis and Sullivan in six to eight rounds, claiming class among white middleweights while Langford eyes a possible match at 165 pounds. The middleweight scene centers on Klaus, Kelly, Thomson and Banke as Langford’s weight remains a question.
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New York
Basta
America
Frank Mlaus
Pittsburg
Kua
Montana
Jack Sullivan
Scot City
Hugo Kelly
Plutsbuyer
William Frapke
Johnny ‘Thomason
Klaus
Alnus
Ketehelt
Papke
Kelly
Harry Lewis
Porky Flynn
Hosten
Jack (Twin) Sullivan
Bastion
Frank Mantel
Boston
Leo Vguck
Willie Lewis
Montana Jack Swliven
Tiather
Ani
Sam Langforr
Langford
Amin
Seores
Wittsbirger
Practice Spatiel By AG Ad Show
A chaotic practice session amid muddled names and fractured text describes a failed onfield altercation between two groups, with players unmotivated and the regulars hinting at challenging the lineup. A Sunday game is arranged between Mountmei and the Coldwell team.
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AG Ad
Jtegulirs
Yennigans
Wall
Serai Samp
Mountmei
Coldwell
Pacific Coast League Scoreboard and Taft Golf Plan
In a mixed bulletin from San Francisco and Sacramento dates April 11 and April 1, Pacific Coast League results show Oakland 2 Portland 0 with Batteries-Seaton and Kyles for Oakland. A Sacramento note lists Anglis 5 and other Batter ies names. In Washington, Taft receives a presidential pass to AL games for 1911, plans to watch opener with Major Tutt and Hilles, Walter Johnson not starting, and a first 1911 golf round planned at Chevy Chase.
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Oakland
Portland
San Francisco
Omrhiag
Seaton and Kyles
Knighy and Milne
Washington
Taftway
Tim
Maj. A. W. Tutt
Weald
Hilles
Boston
Walter Johnson
Chevy Chiase
Four Mile Running Race Planned In Lexington
Announcement from Trexington Kentucky on April 1 outlines a world opening four mile contest along the Kentucky course. Maj Fa Maingerfiell is organizing under James M2 Keane's Castleton syndicate and will issue entry blanks.
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Trexington
Horney
Kentucky
Maj Fa. Maingerfiell
James M2. Keane
Klaus masters Gardner in rough boxing display
Pittsburg April report describes a hard fought boxing match where Klaus lands heavy blows on Gardner. Gardner answers with strong punches but Klaus evades and counters, with rounds showing Gardner gaining moments of edge before Klaus regains control. Officials note Klaus would likely dominate in a longer bout.
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Pittsburg
Gardner
Klaus
Kiraee
Cirdner
Eleus
Lowe
Beers and Breeders Tout Nomination Fees for Fall Race
Nomination fees set at 100 with option to name three horses though only one may start. Breeders including Barny Schreiber J Comden August Belmont Irving B Wheatcroft Janeen R Keene pledge entries for the fall race. Norfolk April M August Selmant Dragnet wins open 2 year olds at Jamestown. Dugan rider loses a horse in fence. Results list multiple races with winners and times.
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Barney Schreiber
J. Comden
August Belmont
Irving B. Wheatcroft
Janeen R. Keene
Norfolk
Selmant
Jamestown
Toiv
Dugan
Joe Itoss
Vyenk Wis
Jockay
Meapd
Bell
Soriota
Arto
Miss Jn
St. Abe
Bark Racker
Black Bridge
Baby Wal & Ton
Pete
Primigi
Perth
Plate Glass
Fini
Wen
Antenor
Pth
Mle
Sar Meltan
Varvey & Recon
Neoskaleetn
Norfolk grand jury indicts in race track betting case
Norfolk at Portamouth reports eight indictments testing alleged violations of anti-betting statutes on the Jimestown track. Proceedings may delay the close of court. the meet could extend to a scheduled ending on April 24.
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Norfolk
Norfolk County Grand Jury
Portamouth
Isto
Jimestown
Highkne Inn Wiens Philadelphia Apri Hart- Hol shortstop debut
In a spring scene at Guidant College in Denver the Naw Forle Antor Jean Jence Uaseball player Hart- Hol made a debut for Mix in My Stobhya. The event featured a Thirteenth Stract Methodist church service and a ceremony led by Tay Wintim Th Ghali, with modest attendance and a wind driven rain adding atmosphere. Momer Clark of Minat Alton presented a $1,000 prize from the Gila Board of Trade.
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Philadelphia
Tay A. Hart- Hol
Jean Jence
Seikon
Apringfelt
Momit
Momer Clark
Minat
Alton
Weather and winds disrupt Harvard finial trials outcome
In unsettled April conditions, wind and rain hampered racing at Harvard. Thirty one entrants faced delayed events as Clark posted a strong time while competitors endured gusts and wet track surfaces. Trial details and names appeared in scattered reports amid a broader weather-affected schedule.
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