Not a Favorite Day at Moncrief Park Jacksonville
Horse racing at Moncrief Park Jacksonville featured Howdy Howdy and Descomnets among first-time entrants winning races. The card saw light favorites, strong plays, and an enthusiastic crowd as ideal weather accompanied the meet with multiple maidens, selling races, and stakes across six events.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Moncrief Park
Howdy Howdy
Deaconrists
Ratornad
Capsize
Traxler
Altadena
Nicol
Kentucky Rose
Gold Stein
Love Cure
Defter
Don't
Rash
John Kilgore
Hawkaike
Bess Fitzhugh
Misa Helene
The
Catherine van
Dr. Holzberg
Butwell
Jack Parker
Powers
Ozana
Davenport
Pinty
Palka
Bolls Scott
Sir Cleges
Lanegan
John Carroll
Quagea
Selong
King Avondais
J. Reid
Arlonatte
O'Fain
Seymour Beautier
Thue
Baily Preston
Edgely
Jacobite
Descomnets
Rhapdale
Roseboro
Lil
Lil (Obert
Lois Cavanagh
Ardi
Malediction
Killiecrankle
Cracker 1910 Team Worries Nashville Club
Secretary Davis of the Nashville baseball club met in Atlanta with President Heisman of the Southern League to discuss ticket printing selling box office and travel arrangements for the 1910 season. They weighed Atlanta's player management tactics including thirteen man rosters and salary implications.
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Davis
Nashville Bageball Club
Atlanta
Heisman
Mr. Davin
Jordan
Mr. Davis
Nashville
Sid Smith
Savy
Black Hawk seeks long race in Atlanta stay
A fragment mentions Black Hawk the Indian long distance runner writing to President J W bail assed ness about a 16 mile race during Philadelphia Athletica's Atlanta stay. The garbled text hints at expectations for a race and public interest during theAthletes event with Creckers noted in the context.
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Black Hawk
J. W. Bail
Philadelphia Athletica
Lanta
Hawk
Weston to Walk 2024 Miles in 100 Days Starting February
Edward Payson Weston, aged 71, plans a new cross country trek from New York to San Francisco in 100 days along the southern Santa Fe route. He begins February 1 and aims to reach New York City hall steps by May 28, despite delays from weather and obstacles.
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Ocean
Walker
New York
San Francisco
Weston
Santa Fe
City Hall
Old
Los Angeles
Cal
Edward Payson Weston
Veteran Hart Slated for Can Return to Baseball
Chattanooga joined the Southern League after securing the Little Rock franchise. Newspapers carried reports that veteran pitcher Bul Hart would return to his first love and likely play his last game in baseball. Hart began his professional career in Chattanooga many years ago, and the exact start year was not recalled.
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Chattanooga
Little Rock
Breuit
Buli Hart
T ‘Bl
Veteran Hart Waivers Hint At End Of Career
The Lookouts yesterday listed Hart among players placed on waivers as speculation swirls that the veteran may have reached the end of his playing days in the South ern League. A possible comeback with Atlante or another league club is uncertain, with Charlie Frank possibly stepping in to take the veteran.
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Hart
Atlante
Inrlaing
Charlie Frank
Bill
Will Savannah Stay In League This Year
Savannah club faces lease woes as it searches for a long term ball park. Without a suitable leased site, Charleston may gain the franchise with the Sally League in doubt. Executors of the Meathard estate cite inability to lease and propose Circus grounds as last option, else Sea Gulls would replace Indians in Sally.
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Savannah
Savannah Baseball Club
Charleston
Meathard
Three Championships at Stake in Pro Boxing Bout
Al Christensen of Atlanta meets Jack Robinson of New York at the Monron Athletic Club in a return match that could crown a state champion in welter, middle, and heavyweights. Robinson holds Georgia titles after beating Griffith, Christensen, and fans expect a decisive clash to settle all three titles. The card includes two preliminaries with early seating and comfort arrangements for a record crowd.
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Monron Athletic Club
Bremer-Emery
Viaduct Place
al Christensen
Atlanta
Jack Robinson
New York
Griffith
of Georgia
Christensen
Georgia
Christendert
Battia
Robinson
Souvenir plan for Atlanta fans discussed
President J W Helsman of the local baseball association outlines arrangements to give souvenirs to male Atlanta fans at the season opening. The items commemorate last year’s pennant win, following a 1907 tradition of presenting mementos to opening day attendees.
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J. W. Helsman
Baseball Association
New Orleans Pelicans Submit Waivers on Key Players
The New Orleans Pelicans disclosed waiver requests yesterday for Barrankamp and Treasan, two recently acquired players. Atlanta club waived none, and the Pelicans clarified efforts to adjust their roster as the season approaches.
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New Orleans
Yeaterday
Wwaivers
Barrankamp
Treasan
Thair
Atlante
Ne Anan Eg FE
Essay Contest Offers Prizes For Best Baseball Essay
The Essay Editor seeks essays naming the most valuable player in 4 basebal t games for the team. Prizes include a garon pass to next season’s games at Peneg de Leon, two opening game tickets, and a third prize ticket. First prize by President J. W. Heisman. Contest closes March 1. Only one employee of The Constitution disqualified. Write on one side, 300 words max, 200 words min. Include full name and address.
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Peneg de Leon
J. W. Heisman
Baseball Association
Dick Jemmaon
The
Constitution
Br. Heisman
Otto Jordan
Arenes
Atlanta
Marists Fast Five Defeats Stone Mountain Team
Marist college basketball, led by Harrison, Falvey, Sloan, and Griffin, beat Stone Mountain 69 to 20 Monday afternoon. Joe Bean's proteges dominated with fast team play while Stone Mountain was praised for effort but outmatched.
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Stone Mountain
Joe Bean
Frank Dobson
Marist
University School For Boys
Harrison
Falway
Sloan
Carl Smith
Griffin
Auperb
Stallings
Foley
Falvey
B. Stallings
Auburn Five Plays Atlanta A C Friday
Friday night at the Atlanta Athletic Club the Auburn five faces the club five in a closely contested local basketball clash. Last year Atlanta won 21 to 18, and this meeting should be just as tight with Joe Beam likely refereeing and an Auburn umpire. A swell crowd is expected amid postgame activities.
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Auburn
Joe Beam
Marist College
Atlanta
Doonan
Thomas Jemison
le Fe
Gordy Atkinson
Locke Thornton
R.G
Major Hudson
L. G. Scarborough
Mardi Gras speed meet entries announced
New Orleans January. Entries for the Mardi Gras automobile speed carnival to be held February 5 and 6 were announced by Contest Manager Homer George. The list includes George Robertson Simplex Ralph DePalma Mint Barney Oldfield Benz and Knox Ben Kirscher Darracq Leigh Lynch Jackson J B Delaney Jackson S L Speer Jackson Eredshaw Knox J S Sellera Oakland David Besuden Cincinnati Buick Walter Donnelly Cincinnati Packard John Wekeres Buick Frenk Honey National EK Thurber Charmy Monteleone Thomas Miss Mabellea strate Tony Monteleone Thomas. The meet features world record trials and amateur races with three 500 prizes donated for amateurs.
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Homer
George To
George Robertson
Simplex
Ralph DePalma
Mint
Barney Oldfield
Benz
Knox
Ben Kirscher
Darracq
Leigh Lynch
Jackson
J. BE. Delaney
George Clark
S. L. Speer
Eredshaw
J. S. Sellera
Oakland
David Besuden
Cincinnati
Buick
Walter Donnelly
Packard
John Wekeres
Frenk Honey
National
EK. Thurber
Charmy
Fred Miss Mabelleastrate
Tony Monteleone
Thomas
Sity
Game of billiards an expensive one
The Chicago Tribune notes the real game of billiards has a strong hold in Chicago with figures showing 1 710 tables in the city and 190 00 players, alongside national totals of 60 000 rooms, 240 000 tables, 2 400 000 players. Daily expenditures are estimated at 12 000 in Chicago and 624 000 nationwide.
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Billards
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Foams Ip
Chico Jeago
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Hurdle racing thrills at Tampa with Caesars upset win
At Tampa Florida on January 31 the hurdle feature showcased Sronte's swift jumps. Caesars, 40 to 1, upset the heavily favored Locust Bud while four favorites won. Race summaries list winners and times across six races with multiple entrants, and Tampa entries for today mirror the card.
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Fla
Sronte
Madison Square
Heard
al Bush
Caeser
Locust Bud
Furloner
Mary Candlemas
Cote
Eminola
Lang
Harting
F. Lewis
Malecon
Haskell
Gambler
Miln
Hurdies
Bronte
Cochran
Okenite
Johnson
Good Friar
Tyler
Dr. Heard
al Buah
Ceaser
Franklin
Locus Bud
Lovell
Uralla
Brannon
Bonnie Hee
Lottie Carr
Phoronis
Carondelet
Aubury Girt
Steinhardt
Pirate Diana
Glasner
Colonel Ashmeade
Tims
Acetin
Morpeth
Fleming
Lovall
Balifax
Tamar
T. Koerner
Harriet Rowe
McAndrews
Punky
Mila
Otage
Lillie Turner
He@ Husgar
Claiborne
Paul
Jiggs Donohue Buys Anson's Ball Park Card
Chicago January reports that Jiggs Donohue, former Washington AL first baseman and ex-Chicago American, purchased A. C. Anson's stake in his ball park and semi pro outfit. Donohue had just announced his release to the Minneapolis American Association and stated he would not play for a minor league team. J. C. Smith, a recruited infielder, was sent to Anderson, South Carolina, to join the Chicago Nationals affiliate.
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John
Jiggs) Donohue
Chicago Americans
A. C. Anson
Donohue
Annon
J. C. Smith
Anderson, 8. C
Chicago Nationals
Cuban Nine Seeks Exhibition Game Here This March
The Cuban State from Havana and Almendanes asks J W Heisman for a March exhibition against the local team. The party plans a U S tour starting in New Orleans and ending with July in Chicago facing semi professional clubs. Players listed include Mendes Garcia Pedros Munoz Gevantes Gonzales Parnell Buster Roger Megrant Hernandez Santa Cruz Acosta and Bagua General.
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Cuba
Havanas
Almendanes
J. W. Heisman
Local Baseball Association
New Orleans
Chicago
Cubs
Mendes
Garcia
Pedros
Munoz
Gevantes
Gonzales
Parnell
Buster
Roger
Megrant
Hernandez
Santa Cruz
Acosta
General Bagua
Gleason to Confer with Jeffries on Fight Venue
Jack Gleason heads to Seattle with James J. Jeffries to discuss the venue for their bout and to hear Tex Rickard’s plans. Gleason says he may arrange a Reno meeting with Rickard and Berger, and could offer to back out of Salt Lake City if conditions push that way. He also mentions posting $20,000 to secure the fight.
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San Francisco
Jack Gleason
Seattle
James J. Jetrias
Gleason
Jeffries
Berger
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Reno
Salt Lake City
San
Schedule Arranged for the Yankees in New York
A garbled early notice indicates arrangements by manager Gorge Stallings for the New York American League team. Details of start, training, and schedule unfold with references to April and training modules, but text is fragmented and unclear.
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New-York
Gorge T. Stallings
New ‘York
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