Dickey Wins 2-Year-Old Race at Oakland On Narrow Neck
W J Dickey, initially 60 to 1, surged to 6 to 1 to capture the Oakland 2-year-old race by a neck amid heavy betting. Favorites fared poorly. Captain Gaines upset the last race at 10 to 1, while Horton proved strong in another event. Multiple races at Washington followed with detailed placements and times, including long-card results and a heavy rain impact on turf.
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San Francisco
W. J. Dickey
Oakland
Houston
Dickey
Captain Gaines
Cougar
Horton
Ransoh
Artilla
Free Lance
Satan
Horiton
Estarola
Lass of Langdon
Axminster
Ursula
Gaines
San Venado
Little Rock Horse Meet Results Close at Hand
Summary of six furlong and longer selling races at Little Rock on March 28 with winners Pil lardist Bran Lad Lady Curzon Schwatbe Censor Alele Hi and placegetters Golds and times ranging from 1 12 to 1 4615.
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Little Rock
Ark
Farmack
Joe Collins
Bran Lad
Curd Gillock
Tenny Belle
Lady Curzon
Cogswell
Selinda
Schwatbe
Harry Wilson
Trie
Censor
Ida Penzance
Pinewood
Alele Hi
B. G. Fox
Pay the Fiddler
Entries and Weights for Today's Races Card
Weights and entries listed for today’s races across three events. First race is a mile selling with entrants including Phil Archi bald The Gaffer Ned Dennis Free Lance Meadow Lark Nil gar Bob Palmer and State. Second race a half mile purse for 2-year-olds features High Chancellor Arabe Secco Lizzie Rice Alsono Sylvia Talbot Levant. Third race seven eighths mile selling includes Lawson Silver Fizz The Hoo oo Porous School for Scandal Lief Prince Morengo.
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G. B. Cox
St. Davie
Frank Pierce
George H. Ketcham
Sir Gollan
Poundlee
la Spara
Temple
Lady Curzon
Birdie Stone
Lizzie A
Mildred
the Advocate
Lady Gallantry
Flora
Duke Dashaway
Monsier
Bird Slayer
Fancy Model
Little Jack Horner
Father Wenther
Hanault
Carl Kahler
Lady Alberta
Hatfield
Ragnarok
Maxillo
String Town
Huntressa
Orla
Chickadee
Algie M
Nora D
Seling
the Fiddler
Henry of Frantsmar
John G. Ford
Coggeswell
Hutch Miller
Tea Gown
Sandy
Missile
Florrie S
Frank Jones
Cloudy
Phil Archibald
the Gaffer
Ned Dennis
Free Lance
Meadow Lark
Nilgar
Bob Palmer
State
High Chancellor
Arabe
Secco
Lizzie Rice
Alsono
Sylvia Talbot
Levant
B.C
Laboche
selling—Lawson
Porous
School For Scandal
Lief Prince
Morengo
Curran Seeks Catch‑As‑Catch‑Can Bout With Tony Harris
Montana wrestler Jack Curran arrives in Butte from Great Falls seeking a match with Tony Harris in catch‑as‑catch‑can. Curran deposits $100 as good faith and offers three or five fall bouts with a substantial side bet, aiming for a fight in Butte or Great Falls. Harris favors Cornish jackets but may accept Curran’s challenge, eyeing a competitive clash of wrestling styles.
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Jack Curran
Montana
Butte
Great Falls
Tony Harris
Harris
Harry O'Gorman
Curran
Harmis
Louis Cannon
Parris
Wiliam Peters
North Dakota
Iowa man the champion at Sportsmen's Review Trap Shoot
Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake Iowa won the 50th shooting match at the Sportsmen's Review trap shoot in Kansas City taking absolute possession of the cup. He defeated J A Elliott of Kansas City and W R Crosby of O Fallon Kansas in a dramatic shoot off after tied 47 of 50. The event served as a warm up to the grand American handicap tournament opening Monday at Blue River shooting park. Weather was ideal and the cup’s history notes Elliott defending it since 1900.
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Kansas City
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
J. A. Elliott
W. R. Crosby
O'Fallon
Kan
Gilbert
Elliott
Crosby
Eliot
Blue River Shooting Park
No McClelland Brown Match Off In Denver
The proposed bout between Jack McClelland of Pittsburgh and Kid Brown of Cleveland was canceled in Denver after fire and police officials refused Coliseum Athletic Club entry. Club directors chose to stay out of the dispute between city authorities and the Coliseum club.
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Denver
Jack McCleland
Pittsburg
Kid Brown
Cleveland
Dover
Mrs. E. P. Schumaker Ordered Held on Insanity Charge
Special Dispatch reports in Garrison that Mrs. E. P. Schumaker, wife of a leading citizen and merchant, was taken by Deer Lodge sheriff to be tried for insanity. She has shown demented behavior for about a year, and authorities fear she might harm herself if not secured.
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The
Standard
Garrison
E. P. Schumaker
Deer Lodge
Lchumaker
Lumber company offers largest high grade vehicle stock in Butte
J T Carroll Lumber Co at corner Arizona and Platinum streets advertises the largest assortment of high grade vehicles ever shown in Butte with very low prices and invites customers to call and examine stock.
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J.T. Carroll) Lumber Company
Arizona
Patinum Streets
Butte
Century club still seeks Jeffries Fitzsimmons bid
Los Angeles March 28 The Century Athletic club remains in the Jeffries Fitzsimmons contest as new offer plans surface to raise Charleston club bid. Promoters doubt Charleston funds and depositions hold. Billy Molaney dismisses Charleston dispatch as foolish and says no action will be taken.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Century Athletic Club
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons Figght
Charleston
South Carolina
San Francisco
Citizens’ Bank
Thomas McCarey
Oakland
Billy Molaney
Jim Jeries
New York Dispatch
Fitzsimmons
Delaney
Dispatch
Associated Press
Ohio
Arkansas
Texas
Clubs Decline to Enter Boxing Feud Says Deaney
Deaney voices disgust with the business and says the clubs can get anyone but sees no chance for a fight with Sharkey or Corbett. He refuses to commit to a match, signaling skepticism about organizing bouts.
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Ally
Sharkey and Corbett
Deaney
UHL WANTS TO PLAY KING In 1000 Ball Pool Challenge
J. A. Uhl a former Toledo resident now in Butte seeks a long form contest with W. W. King claimed as U S champion pool player. Uhl offers 1 000 balls to 70 and bets $250 and more.
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Uhl
J. A. Uhl
Toledo
Ohio
Butte
W. W. King
United States
Burns accepts if Rowan backs $250 for match
Centerville featherweight John Burns declares he will fight the deaf and mute boxer known as Silent Rowan only if Rowan obtains at least $250 in backing. Burns adds he will sign articles and meet the challenge if the finance is secured.
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Johnny Burns
Centerville
Rowan
Standard
Harris to Lead McGoverns in 1903 Show and Turf Plans
Samuel Harris, manager to Terry McGovern, aims to field four theatrical companies on the circuit in 1903 and build a turf string led by Phil McGovern, with Terry and Hugh McGovern joining Harris’s lineup. Harris has boosted his wealth through show business and sees a bright future as he develops talent for next winter.
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Samuel Harris
Terry McGovern
Harris
McGovern
Phil” McGovern
Terry
Hugh McGovern
Phil
Corbett Challenges Jeffries Again In San Francisco Wash
The Bulletin reports Jim Corbett in good faith renews his challenge to champion Jeffries. Talk centers on a potential second meeting with Corbett risking his vaudeville earnings and a two year contract. Speculation grows over terms a Los Angeles match would require and the financial feasibility amid big purses.
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San Francisco
Jim Corbett
Jeffries
Bulletin
Jim Jeffries
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Klopf Must Play Ball Under Arbitration Ruling
The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues arbitration board affirms Seattle’s hold on Gus Klopf. The panel rejects a Minneapolis conditional release claim and confirms Klopf’s Pacific Northwest league contract, ordering him to remain with Seattle or face outlaw-league status.
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Gus Klopf
Seattle
Tacoma Ledger
W. H Lucas
Klopf
Lucas
J. H. Farrell
Seattle Baseball Club
Minneapolis
Baseball game Princeton Johns Hopkins Called Off By Rain
Rain cancels the Princeton Johns Hopkins baseball game scheduled for today in Baltimore. A book auction at Main and Quartz streets runs this week with ten thousand standard books to be sacrificed. sale ends Saturday night.
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Baltimore
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Rogers Bros. 1847
Wm. Rogers
Owsley Block
Christie & Leys
N. Main St
licNamara-Hayes Co
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Broadway
Rueben
Morris & Hall Comedy Co
Sutton’s Family Theater
Lincoln J. Carter
Charles A
Karl) Gardner
Souis
iSec
We, Dic
J. Dickey
Benning
Washington
Elizabeth Moon
Cormorant
Gwynne
Blue Delf
Mexicana
Early Eve
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Justice
High Carnival
Charley Moore
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All Saints
Lon Rey
Farrell
Inocencia
el Pilar
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Royalty
the Triver
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Sly
Grendenning
Monina
John Peters
Intrepido
Hil E
Frank Bell
the Pride
Mies
Ellis Glenn
Maxim
Prestano
Lento
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Lowoha
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Vasallo
Corcorant
Manowan
Black
Hampshire
Batyah
Prin Atillie
Cheval d'Or
King Barleycorn
First Chord
Charlotte Newman
Toscan
Money Lender
Prince Handley
Moron
Princess Plausible
J. A. Werner
Manno
the Bluecoat
Farrel
Lradiny
Rendezvous
Mio Russell
Carroll
RighteWay
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the Hayden
Gold Fox
K. Barleycorn
Rough Rider
Astory
the Rogue
Iluminate
Buster
Gray Morn
Dr. Korber
Beggar Lady
Locket
Playiike
Himself
Batrah
Orontas
Lou Rey
Charles Moore
Woodtrice
Ohnet
Lampo-Lee
Philma Paxton
Fonsoluea
WREST
Ling
Haas
Iowa
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GUN Club
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Clelland
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Eighth Ward
Century Club of
Silesia
Ca‘ Co
Paris
Sole Butte
Dimity
California
Ucef
Owsley
Butte, Mont
John Burns
Lenge
Sam Harris
Centennial
Harry Corbett
Jim
Harry
New York
Kid Eagan
Bie
Eagan
National Board of Arbitration
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