Champion Meets Tommy Murphy at Jam Coffroths Gub
Former world champion Willie is billed to meet Tommy Murphy in a high profile twenty round bout next Wednesday in California. The column discusses contenders, potential title scenarios, and the evolving landscape of welterweight and light heavyweight chances, naming Welsh, Britton, Glover, and McFarland as possible challengers or partners for future bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jams J Corbett
New York
Wille
Bulpe
San Francisco
Bigher
Tommy Murphy
Jam Coffroths
California
Murphy
Sam
Jerker
Tommy
Ritchie
Mithhross
Freddy Welsh
Jack Fritton
Packey Mul Uluid
Joe Shagroe
Jimmy Duffy
Britton
Tuck
Finn
Freddy
Ton Forra
Bloom
Ureddy
Fitchie Ana Weth
Preddy Box
Max
Rons
Melralind
Ritchia
Amit
Paar Morgan
Wile Glover
Boston
Vo Ocmor
Daniel
Packey McFarland
Picker
Soy
Ling
Glover
Parkes
Ginver
Wéekers
McParland
Vike Gibbons
Vwcferlund
Thei
Tritton
Frank Kramer Dominates Madison Square Garden Sprint Trials
Frank Kramer won sprint honors at Madison Square Garden in preliminary heats for the international Sunday race. He captured both half mile and six mile events, with times around 1 minute 3 seconds and 4 minutes, while Jack Clarke of Australia placed second. The team pursuit between Australians and Antipodeans crowned the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Deventer
America
Frank Kramer
Madison Square Garden
Tne
Kramer
Jacki Clarke
Aistralia
Atmemerns
Reggie WoNimara
Alfred Goulet
Alfred Grenda
Lucie Bam
Joe Foght
Fade Root
Jop Worai
Mike Trick
Iinutes
Freddie McLeod Named Audubon Pro Taken Charge
New Orleans a special report from December 5 states Freddie McLeod arrived this morning to assume duties as Audubon links club professional. He takes over as golfers prepare for Christmas day events with a medal play handicap across three rounds, prizes including a loving cup and a turkey, deadlines set for January 3 10 and 17 with final duel by January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Audubon Golf Club
Rem Freddie Wetead Club
Audubon Links
McLeod
Audubon
Turkey
North Carolina Publicizes 1914 UNC Baseball Schedule
The University of North Carolina released its 1914 baseball schedule listing games against strong southern and eastern colleges. Matches include Oak Ridge Institute at Chapel Hill March 6, William and Mary, West Virginia, Maryland, Amherst, Navy, Princeton, Georgia, and Virginia venues with several games at Chapel Hill, Durham, Greensboro, and Charlottesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hall
University of North Carolina
Murch
Oak Ridge
Walliam
Mary Clipe
West Virginia Weste
Chapel
University of Vermont
Penn State
Chapel Hill
West Virginie
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Catholic University
Washington DC
Navy
Annapolis
Princeton
University of Georgia
Laverety of
Georgia
Virgina
Durham
Greensboro
Charlottesville
Dewitt Returns From Georgia Tour In 19th Century Style
A fragmented report indicates C E Dewitt traveled through Georgia, seeking patronage and engaging with local figures. The misspelled text references meetings, tours, and a notable city and people, with scattered mentions of related names and places.
Velie cars in demand as fall business grows
Ludwig of the Lelie Motor Vehicle Company andGe Puale, a Lane & Wells Georgia rep, report strong Velie car inquiries and orders for immediate delivery. They note the only obstacle is protecting shipments from the factory amid rising demand.
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Isk
Ludwig
Lelie
Ge Puaale
Welle
Georgia
Iso
Rise of Right Bauer to Auto World Promises Big Change
The profile follows Howard Anthony Bauer a 24 year old who rises from Buffalo garage helper to Oakland Motor Car Co assistant sales manager. He learns cars inside out, wins tours and hill climbs, then moves to sales, showing relentless drive and aiming for major industry influence.
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H. Newmark
Haver
Couse
Bauer
Howard Anthony Bauer
Hic
Oakland Motor Car Company
Buffalo
Centaur
Oakland
Lam
Kia Oakland
P Stone
Atlanta
Howard Rauer
Hocestons
Howard Bauer
Woodberry Girls Win In Close Wesley Memorial Game
Woodberry girls clinched a hard fought win over One Wesley Memorial team 14 to 13 after a longer session kept alive by a late goal. Lucy Hinian led a teamwork driven finish as Woodbury advances to face Washington Seminary Cov Calinge Lucy Cobb Agnes Scott and Girls High next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
Woodbi
Wesley Memorial
Svck
Woodberry
Lucy Hinian
Woalbery
Washington Seminary
Calinge
Lucy Cobb
Agnes Scott and
Tine Ap Woodburri
Wisley
Jesse Plantes
Cora We
Quinen
Lucy Higinen
Lane Bingham
Lucite
Uth
Cornelius Elvena
Sneed
Glare Denten
Mary Snyder
Uaktle Sherari
Seggerman Wins Pinehurst Tourney Presidents Trophy
Seggerman of Engelwood tn day wins the presidents trophy in the autumnal golf tournament at Pinehurst. He defeats Becher of Woodland after an even 18 holes with Seggerman taking the 19th hole when Becker’s approach floated left of the green. Stagg of Chicago defeats Wilkerson of Youngstown 4 up 3 to play in the consolation flight. Beshman of Etacomet wins second flight finals and WT Brown of Huntington Valley defeats Jubb of Philadelphia for the shield trophy. The annual Holi week tournament runs from December 27.
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Pinehurst NG
Henri Seggerman
Engelwood
Cel Becher
Woodland
Mars
Sexterman
Beckers
Stagg
Chicago
F D Wilkerson
Youngstown
Pilar Samuel Beshman
Etacomet
WT Brown
Huntington Valey
Jubh
Philadelphia
Ball Player Dead in Bedford Massachusetts
Edmond Therrien a well known baseball player died announced today born in Canada in 186? aged about 62. He began as catcher for East Saginaw in the Northwestern league in 1884 and later played for Feorla in the tiree-I league and for several New England clubs.
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Bedford Mass
Edmond Therrien
Mearh
Therrien
Canada
East Saginaw
Feorla
New England
Virginia selects Gooch captain for 2014 season
Charlottesville reports Robert K Gooch was elected captain of the University of Virginia football team for 2014. The quarterback recently passed the Rhodes scholarship examination and leads the squad into the new campaign.
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Charlottesidle
Robert K Gooch
University of Virginia
Gooch
Billiard stars arrive in city with King couple
Wr. and Mrs. King arrived in Atlanta this morning on a southern tour. They have played engagements in Atlanta clubs and leading billiard halls and will spend several days here. They are not yet booked but plan exhibitions soon after arrival.
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Billard Stars
Atlanta
King
South
Western Conference Rejects Expansion and Coach Rule
Delegates at the Western Intercollegiate meeting in Chicago decided not to enlarge the conference, denying Nebraska and Notre Dame membership. They also debated abolishing professional coaches unless they are alumni, fearing the Big Nine could expand into a Big 24. Prominent coaches like Stagg and Williams would be barred under the plan.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Big Nine
Stagg
Willams
Minnesota
Studebaker Plans Alaska Car Network Expansion
Studebaker announces Alaska will join its Pacific Northwest network with a Juneau agency and salesrooms. A H Brown of Portland says the Portland branch gains the territory, forecasting multiple cars along the coast and a shift to motor cars over dogsled transport. Brown hints at a summer inspection trip to solidify the new distribution, following prior Seattle to Alaska drives.
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Alaska
Arctic Circle
Studebaker Branch
Eee
Detroit
A H Brown
Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Brown
Studebaker
Juneau
Enien
Northwest
Seattle
Ole Miss May Return to SIAA Good Standing
In Jacksonville Mississippi a special SIAA session is expected to restore the University of Mississippi to good standing after more than a year as an outlaw. Reform proposals pushed by Dr J Burton aim to revamp the association’s constitution.
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Jacksonville Miss
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Jacksonville Via
University of Mississippi
Southern Intercollegiate
J . Burton
Millsaps College
Burton
Jacksonville
University of Mississippi Athletic Association
Jackson
A & M ‘College
Southern Intercollegiate Athlete Association
Hazelton Trophy Race Entry Under Land Route Plans
Hazelton hosts a land route race for the O1st car as townsfolk offer a trophy. Private owners maintain several vehicles in Hazelton, Pow, and Alaska likely totaling up to seven, with these cars prepared for potential competition across the overland course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Pow
Alaska
States
National League to elect president in New York meeting
National League officials said Governor Tener of Pennsylvania will attend next Tuesday's New York meeting to be elected president succeeding Thomas Lynch. The session will also address the players’ union demands and consider the Abbots draft plan to replace the lottery system for minor league picks, a move seen as aiding weaker clubs.
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New York
John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
National League
Thomas J Lynch
Ced
Tener
National Baseball Commission
Supreme Court of Baseball Cincinnati
Abbots
Brooklyn
Cncinnati
Abbets
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