SIX FATS TO LAND MONEY FOR TALENT
The sports column reports on chess results with heavy favorites failing to win and several players, including Maroczy, Tarrasch, Janowski, Teichmann, and Pillsbury, contending for top prizes after afternoon draws and a looming set of draw games. If Maroczy defeats Tarrasch, he could win first, else he may be tied for first and second with Pillsbury.
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Gunsberg
Poplel
Eisenberg
Scheve
Tarrasch
Maroczy
Janowski
Teichmann
Schlecter
Mortimer
Pillsbury
Janoweski
Mulhollands selections for Oakland races
The Call will publish Mulhollands selections for tomorrow’s Oakland races. First race Panamint Ned Dennis Our Lizzie. Second race Foul Play El Rey Phil Archibald. Third race Arabo Georgie West Hundson. Fourth race Jingler Picador Marinel. Fifth race El Mido Irrand Sachem Lode Star. Sixth race Quiz Eva G Tiburor.
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Special Dispatch
the Standard
San Francisco
Mulholland
Oakland
Panamint
Ned Dennis
Our Lizzie
Foul Play
el Rey
Phil Archibald
Arabo
Georgie West
Hundson
Jingler
Picador
Marinel
el Mido
Irrand Sachem
Lode Star
Quiz
Eva G
Tiburor
Edinborough Triumphs At Oakland in Tight Race
In Oakland six favorites fell as Edinborough 20 to 1 shot won by a length. The Singer defeated Ned Dennis the 3 to 5 favorite in the seven furlong race. Other results include Antoine Guida The Singer Lunello and Loval winning their respective events with times listed.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Tower of Candles
Edinborough
the Singer
Ned Dennis
Antoine
Rasp Secona
Gold Baron
Guida
Dessegno
Clarinette
Eileen
Lunello
Lodestar
Tyranus
Parsifal
Bragg
Loval
Coutier
Duke of York II
Free Admission Wins New Orleans First Race at 1:45
Crescent City results show Free Admission taking the opening selling race in 1:45 with Maple second and Paul Part third. Hardee wins the six furlongs in 1:13 with Sm M second and Galaday third. Little Tommy Tucker captures the mile and an eighth in 1:55 with Big Injun second and Socapa third. Death wins the handicap at six and a half furlongs in 1:20 with Maggie Davis second and Andes third. Van Hoorebeke wins the mile in 1:47 with Banish second and McWilliams third. Refleet takes the one mile in 1:42.49 with Money Pack second and Frank Jones third.
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New Orleans
Crescent City
Maple
Paul Part
Hardee
Sm M
Galaday
Little Tommy Tucker
Big Injun
Socapa
Death
Maggie Davis
Andes
van Hoorebeke
Banish
McWilliams
Money Pack
Frank Jones
Weights and Entries For Todays Races
Daily race card lists weights and entries across six races. Horses include Eva I Elkarn Onyx Bonuary Ned Dennis Our Lizzie Maritime Dever eux Scallywag Panamint Nilgar Idaletta Phil Archibald Golden Light El Rey Foul Play Frank Woods Alturas Arabo Escarola Hudson Georgie West Picador Jingler Bangor Marinel Fatum Tufts Mission Lode Star Elmida Grand Sachem Expedient Leval S Eva G Tiburan Sena tor Matts Quizz IL Kildee Merops Flamero Clear heavy.
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Eva I
Elkarn
Onyx
Bonuary
Ned Dennis
Our Lizzie
Maritime
Devereux
Scallywag
Panamint
Nilgar
Idaletta
Phil Archibald
Golden Light
el Rey
Foul Play
Frank Woods
Alturas
Arabo
Escarola
Hudson
Georgie
West
Picador
Jingler
Bangor
Marinel
Fatum
Tufts
Mission
Lode Star
Elmida
Grand Sachem
Expedient
Leval S
Eva G
Tiburan
Senator Matts
Quizz IL
Kildee
Merops
Flamero
Clear
Multiple Race Card with Weights and Entries
Cloudy, fast. The program lists seven races at Navossota with purse and selling events. Entries include horses such as Marys Sister, Ex aminer, Princess Fulam, Limerick, Monometallist, Scarlet Lily, Lofter, Ida Ledford, Algie M, Lady Alza, Balm of Gilead, Prince Zeno, Alpaca, Belle of Elgin, and Homage among others with weights and order of post.
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Navossota
Mary's
Examiner
Judge Paulus
Disappointment
Princess Fulam
Step Around
Eufala
Sue Vimes
Mr. Phinzy
Limerick
Algie M
Elsie Barnes
Nannie J
Ben Hullum
Clara David
Scarlet Lily
Lofter
van Hoorebeke
Ida Ledford
Johnny McCarty
Chickadee
Albert F. Dewey
Admetus
Major Mansir
Silver Cain
Little Elkin
Azim
Lady Alza
Marcus
Lord Quex
Vassal Dance
Balm of
Gilead
I. Samuelson
Dr. Stephens
el Moran
Woodtrice
Avatar
Deloraine
Wlcando
Star Cotton
Final Round of International Chess Tournament Played
Monte Carlo March 11 final round completed with Tschigorin and Mason having byes. Pillsbury defeated Marshall, Mieses beat Reggio, Wolf won against Albin, and Marco drew with Napier before the noon adjournment.
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Monte Carlo
Tschigorin
Mason
Pillsbury
Marshall
Mieses
Reggio
Wolf
Albin
Marco
Napier
Montana Jockey Club Meeting Seen as A Sure Hit
Tom R. Hinds reports from California that the Montana Jockey Club spring meeting in Butte will be a great success. He says 50 percent of California horsemen plan to enter, with six weeks between Oakland and opening day to ship horses and prep them. Officials are to be nationally respected and trusted, and contracts are nearly closed.
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Tom R. Hinds
San Francisco
Montana Jockey Club
Hinds
Butte
California
Butterjeet
Oakland
Injunction Demurrer In Spalding Case Before New York Justice
In New York March 11 the demurrer to a temporary injunction restraining A G Spalding from acting as president of the National League of Baseball Clubs was argued before Justice Truax. Defendants include Col John S Rogers John M Ward F M Northrup and W W Kiddle representing Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburg and Chicago clubs. Plaintiffs from New York Boston Cincinnati and St Louis clubs submitted briefs. Decision reserved.
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New York
A. G. Spalding
National League of Baseball Clubs
Justice Truax
Supreme Court
Col
John S. Rogers
John M. Ward
F. M. Northrup
W. W. Kiddle
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Chicago
Delancey Nicholl
King's Horse Scratched from Grand National Scrutiny
Ambush II showed morning odds of 6 to 1 before afternoon shifts to 20 to 1 as the king's trainer Lushington gauged injury risk. He cautioned on a definite prognosis but hoped Ambush II would recover in a day or two. Later, Ambush II was scratched from Grand National duties.
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King
Lushington
Will Accept Challenge for Brownlee Medal Contest
Special Dispatch from Livingston reports E. F. Confarr, Livingston's crack shot, who won the Brownlee challenge medal in Butte last Sunday, has been challenged by A. J. Walker of Butte to compete again for the trophy. The date will be set for Sunday in Butte, March 23 or 30, after final decision.
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Standard
Livingston
E. F. Confarr
Butte
A. J. Walker
Opie Seeks Rematch With Wade in Salt Lake City Bout
A Butte sport writes from Utah proposing a Wade versus Kid Opie match in Salt Lake City during April. He offers to back Opie with 1000 to 2000 dollars, winner takes all gate receipts or loser pays 25 percent, and notes potential 100 or more fans traveling. Wade’s acceptance would confirm the bout.
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Wade
Clifford
Butte
Salt Lake City
Utah
The
Herald
Kid Opie
Jack Wade
Opie
Salt Lake Herald
Perham Wins Gold Medal in 36 Game Masque Match
Perham captures the gold medal after a string of 36 games ending Monday evening. He posted an 18 percent average as the Masque Match drew steady local interest and showcased skill and endurance.
Thornton bowls fall to Overlands in city league finale
Thorntons lose three straight to Overlands at Thornton alleys in Butte. finish city league play with next week’s Transits and Silver Bow set to contest. Perham of Overlands wins gold medal for highest individual average, 182.35 over 36 games. Sheehan and Elie prize silver and bronze with 180.38 and 178.33 respectively.
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Thornton
Transits
Silver Bow
Perham
The
Overlands
Thornton Alleys
Sheehan
Thorntons
Elie
Misevich
Fisher
Kitto
Riley
Jolly Five Wins The Match At Lemp Lanes Butte
At the Lemp bowling alleys in Butte last night the Jolly Five defeated the Lemps by 88 to 83 in a four on a side nine pin contest. Tally leaders were Measivich for the Jolly Fives and the Lemps with 25 each while Johnson and Ellis tied for low with 1. Tomorrow the Lemps meet the Thorntons champions on their alleys.
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Lemp
Butte
Jolly Five
Lemps
Measivich
Jolly
Thorntons
Burglary Suspects Shot by Police in Peekskill
In Peekskill New York on March 11 a burglar was killed and another wounded when they shot at two policemen after breaking into Durham Brothers hardware store. The officers returned fire and pursued the suspects.
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Peekskill
N. Y
Durham Brothers
Jeffries Arrives Healthful In Ogden Ahead Of California Training
World heavyweight champion James J. Jeffries travels through Ogden toward California to train for his bout with Fitzsimmons. He is joined by brother Jack Jeffries. Jeffries says California likely hosts the fight and notes San Francisco would be approved by vested interests. Local figure George Lawler discusses a possible match between Jimmy Burns and Jack Jeffries in Salt Lake, suggesting a promise from Lawler.
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James J. Jeffries
Ogden
California
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Jack” Jeffries
San Francisco
Billy Madden
Denver
Martin
George Lawler
Lawler
Jimmy Burns
Salt Lake
Jack
McGovern Retrograded Says Ring Critics After Sullivan Bout
Police News assessment argues Terry McGovern has regressed after his 15 round win by technicality over Dave Sullivan in Louisville. It labels Sullivan tough but not a first flight featherweight and notes McGovern’s fading speed and brilliance since Hartford. Also mentions Miss Lillian C. Fuller joining Miss Butte millinery firm.
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William A. Pierce
The
Police News
Terry McGovern
Dave Sullivan
Louisville
Sullivan
McGovern
Weir
Dixon
Terry
Dave
Nodere
McCovern
Hartford Conn
Young Corbett
Feud Between McGovern and Sullivan Stirs Boxing Lore
The tale of the McGovern Sullivan feud traces back to Brooklyn youths and a long history of rivalries. Parents quarrelled, and early scraps shaped two future champions. Sullivan excelled in youth. Pedlar Palmer's victory and McGovern's rise fed mutual pride and contempt as the brothers watched conflicting fortunes unfold.
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McGovern- Sullivan
Terry McGovern
Dave Sullivan
Louisville
Dave
Terry
Brooklyn
Sullivan
McGovern
Champion
Palmer
Sullivans
Sullivan House
Davy
Eminent Shakespearean Nights Begin March 9 by Delcher Co
The James B. Delcher company announces a three night and special Tuesday matinee start Sunday March 9 featuring an eminent Shakespearean production. The schedule invites local audiences to experience classic plays and select performances across the week.
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James B. Delcher Company
Hard Ring Fight Reconciles Two Boxers After Big Clash
Two rivals settled a fierce bout in a hard fought Saturday night and became good friends. Connecticut league managers scramble to dice players at last year’s salaries, leaving no complete teams in the league.
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Terryne
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Big Jim Jeffries
Eastern Journal
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Mont
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Miss Fuller
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Broadway Theater
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the Butte
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