Local sports talk ends with race promoter for Mulligan
In a Cyrus Noble cafe discussion city leaders debate racing and poolrooms. Charles Higgins touts Larry Mulligan as a boxing giant with a fake plan to fight Doc Roller and stay ahead of Jeff Higgins. Seattle Times and Los Angeles bookies relay Mulligan hype, while local bettors and Arcadia track rise challenge Oakland. Racing results follow with multiple races listed and winners named.
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Cyrus Noble
E. S. Booth
Charlie Higgins
Higgins
Booth
Charley
Butte
Johnson
Larry Mulligan
Larry
Mulligan
Charles
Jim Corbett
Jeffries
Joe Gans
Tell
Doc Roller
Seattle
Kauffman
Jeff Higgins
Mr. Mulligan
Doc Flynn
Charlies
Doc
Munroe
Ketchel
Roller
Seattle Times
Jeff
the Exchange
Flynn
Shears
Los Angeles
Arcadia Track
Steve L’hommedieu
Charlie Oldham
Kansas City
Steve
Oldham
Oakland
Oakland Jockey Club
Arcadia
Bellewether Wins at Maryville Track Meet
Oakland report notes favorites fared well with three top choices winning. Bellewether led all the way to win the fourth race at a mile and 50 yards, with Colonel Jack second and Fulletta third. Race details include Miss Delaney, Katie Powers, and The Peeper claiming minor places with times listed.
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Oakland
Mmeryville
Colonel Jack
Bellewether
Fulletta
Cuernavac
San Gil
Banridge
Blameless
Workbox
Serenade
Five Furlong First Race at New Orleans Racecard
Race results list six races from New Orleans with winners and placings. First race five furlongs winner Ruelba and runner ups Padrone and Reno. times noted. Subsequent races cover distances from a mile to five furlongs listing winners Gold Spink Dick Redd Dick Rose John Garner Hank Aunt Tabitha and Morning Light Speight with places and final times.
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Ruelba
Padrone
Reno
Gold Spink
Adesso
Dick Redd
Dick Rose
Mr. Knapp
Haughty
John Garner
Copperfield
Marchmonet
Hank
Kiamesha
Lychorinda
Aunt Tabitha
Morning Light
Speight
Tommy Ryan Named Papke's Manager In Chicago
Chicago January 19 reports say Bill Papke will hire Tommy Ryan to manage and train him while Billy Quinn handles business logistics. Ryan previously trained Jim Jeffries and Hugo Kelly, shaping champions and guiding boxing careers.
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Chicago
Bill Papke
Billy
Tommy Ryan
Billy Quinn
Jim Jeffries
Jeff
Ryan
Papke
Hugo Kelly
Cornell Announces New Intercollegiate Boathouse
Ithaca January 19 The intercollegiate athletic board of Cornell University announces construction of an intercollegiate boathouse on Cayuga inlet near the varsity crews boathouse. It will serve all colleges entering crews in the regatta with shells gigs and barges stored there. Lockers training rooms and equipment will be installed.
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Ithaca
Intercollegiate Athletic Board
Cornell University
Cayuga Inlet
Gossip of the College Campus Interclass champ Georgetown freshmen win 26 to 18
The piece notes Georgetown freshmen capture the interclass title with a 26 to 18 victory over juniors. It lists upcoming naval academy dual meets next spring against Pennsylvania Princeton Columbia and Johns Hopkins though dates remain unsettled. It mentions Syracuse relay team members and past results, plus various varsity notes from Yale Harvard Princeton Dartmouth and Stanford.
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Naval Academy
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Columbia
Johns Hopkins
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Syracuse
Roy
Marble
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Dickinson
Tommy Keane
John O'Connor
Dartmouth
Manchester
N. H
Michigan
Wolverines
Michigan Agricultural College
Eugene Buckley
Harvard
Crimson
Yale
Criminal practice measure debated in Montana legislature
Debates on a proposed criminal procedure reform draw support from Judge Amidon Judge Wigmore and others while opponents warn of power shifts to the supreme court and risks to due process The bill would bar reversal or new trials on certain evidentiary errors unless mishandling caused a miscarriage of justice The House and Senate discuss and vote on numerous bills including voting machine use irrigation district directors and state funding measures
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United States Court
Wigmore
Roscoe Pound
University of Nebraska
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Charles P. Loring
Supreme Court of Delaware
Lamar
Supreme Court of Georgia
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National Bar Association
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Long
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Hion
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Edgerton
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Senators Elected In Several States Chamberlain Oregon Choice
Republicans in Albany New York and other states formally recorded Elihu Root as their choice for United States senator to succeed Thomas C Platt. Democrats nominated former Lieutenant Governor Chanler. Tomorrow the legislature in joint session will declare Root elected for a six year term.
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Albany
N. Y
Elihu Root
United States
Thomas C. Platt
Chanler
Root
Hughes Elected U S Senator by Colorado Legislature
Charles J. Hughes Jr. of Denver won the United States Senate seat in Colorado's legislature to succeed Henry M Teller. He carried the full Democratic vote in both houses and a joint session tomorrow will confirm the election.
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Denver
Charles J. Hughes, Jr
United States
Colorado
Henry M.teller
Hughes
Chamberlain Elected U S Senator on First Ballot
Salem Oregon January 19 Gov George R Chamberlain won the United States Senate seat on the first ballot to succeed Senator Charles W Fulton at the state capitol.
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Salem
Ore
George R. Chamberlain
United States
Charles W. Fulton
Guthrie Legislators Vote For United States Senator
Guthrie Oklahoma January 19 The house and senate voted separately for United States senator. Both chambers are overwhelmingly democratic and a Democrat Gore received a straight party vote.
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Guthrie, Okla
House
Senate
United States
Gore
Smoot Re-elected Senator by Separate House Votes
United States Senator Reed Smoot won re-election today with both Senate and House voting in separate sessions to confirm his continuation in office. The Utah seat was decided amid routine political proceedings and marks Smoot’s continued term.
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Salt Lake
United States
Reed Smoot
Wesley I. Jones Elected U S Senator in Washington
In Olympia Washington on January 19 Wesley I Jones won election to the United States Senate by a House vote of 89 to 5 with one absent. Cottrill the Democrat received five votes.
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Olympia
Wash
Wesley I. Jones
United States Senate
House
Jones
Cottrill
Boise Penrose Elected U S Senator by Pa Legislature
Harrisburg reports Boise Penrose secured a third term as United States senator after the Pennsylvania legislature voted today. The result confirms Penrose as the Republican choice in a state with a strong party alignment.
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Harrisburg
Boise Penrose
United States
Pennsylvania
Cummins Elected to Six-Year Senate Term
Des Moines reports Albert B Cummins was chosen today for a six year United States senate term. The two houses in joint session Wednesday will make the formal announcement of the election.
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Des Moines
Albert B. Cummins
United States Senate
Gullinger Re elected U S Senator From New Hampshire
Concord New Hampshire January 19 Jacob E H Gullinger Republican was today re elected United States senator from New Hampshire retaining the seat in the Senate for another term.
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Concord
N. H
Jacob EH. Gullinger
New Hampshire
Brandegee Re elected to U S Senate in Connecticut
Hartford Jan 19 Senator Frank B Brandegee was today elected to succeed himself in the United States Senate for a full term. Brandegee led the vote amid party lines and secures another six year tenure in Washington.
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Hartford
Conn
Frankb. Brandegee
United States Senate
Clarke Re elected United States Senator in Little Rock
Jaimes VP Clarke was today elected to succeed himself as United States senator in Little Rock Arkansas.
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Little Rock
Ark
Jaimes
Clarke
United States
North Carolina General Assembly Backs Overman for Senator
Raleigh January 19 The North Carolina General Assembly voted separately for United States senator with each chamber giving Senator Lee A Overman a decisive majority.
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Raleigh
General Assembly of
North Carolina
United States
Lee A. Overman
Crawford set to win U.S. Senate by Senate tally
In Pierre South Dakota the state Senate casts 39 Republican votes for Coe I Crawford for United States senator. The tally guarantees Crawford's election in the joint session tomorrow.
Johnson SeNator Nomination by North Carolina Republicans
In Bismarck North Carolina on January 19 M N Johnson secured the Republican votes in both houses for United States senator to succeed H C Hansbrough.
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Bismarck
N. C
M. N. Johnson
United States
H. C. Hansbrough
Minors Poised to Nab Retiring Big League Stars
An eastern exchange lists star players likely to drop from the majors to the minors as they slide from peak form. Names include Jack Warner Joe McGinnity Al Orth Jack O Connor Jimmy Collins Sex Seybold and others with George Davis Willie Keeler Case Patten Taylor Jesse Tannehill Emmet Heidrick Chick Fraser Steinfeldt Rabbit Slagle and Harry Bay on the fringe of major league play.
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Jack Warner
Joe McGinnity
al Orth
Jack O'Connor
Jimmy Collins
Sex" Seybold
Bill Coughlin
Dan McGann
Ollie Pickering
Philippi
Pirates
George Davis
White Sox
Willie Keeler
Case Patten
Taylor
Jesse Tannehill
Emmet Heidrick
Chick’ Fraser
Steinfeldt
Rabbit” Slagle
Harry Bay
Leagua
Keinath of Penn Five Scores Lone Victory Heroics
In a Cornell gym game last Wednesday Keinath led Pennsylvania to a 17 to 16 win over Cornell scoring all Penn points. He tallied 19 in the first half and dominated the second as Cornell pressed hard but failed to overtake the lead. Braddock emerged as a strong Penn center, neutralizing Crosby.
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Cornell
Keinath
Penn
Pennsylvania
Kennath
Braddock
Crosby
Williams Nine schedules eighteen baseball games
Williams College in Williamstown announces an eighteen game schedule with ten at home. The slate includes Dartmouth and Amherst games on consecutive days around May 30. Williams will not play more than one game per trip and reschedules a second Amherst meeting at home.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Dartmouth
Amherst
Williams
Sullivan in Line for Bigger Battle After Bloody Thompson Fight
Local boxing scene centers on Pete Sullivan Fall River, who defeated Cyclone Johnny Thompson on points in a brutal Pocatello 20 round bout. Promoter Jerry Clifs ford predicts Sullivan could meet Battling Nelson if the manager guides him, noting Sullivan’s speed and power and a prior 20 round decision over Thompson in Ogden. Background details include Sullivan’s Salt Lake operation paid for by a $300 purse, and reports that the fight drew the era’s bloodiest contest accolades with Thompson pressing the action and both men bleeding continuously.
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Pete Sullivan
Fall River
Sullivan
Thompson
Ogden
Nelson
Sullivan Thompson
Johnny
Pete
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Daily State Journal of
Intermountain
Johnny ‘Thompson
Salt Lake City
Painter
Great Falls to Host 16th Montana Sportsmen’s Shoot
The Great Falls Rod and Gun club voted at a meeting tonight to stage the Montana Sportsmen's association sixteenth annual shooting tournament in Great Falls on May 14 15 and 16.
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Great Falls
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