Jockeys Fight After Emeryville Race Causes Suspensions
Oakland dispatch reports at Martinez handicap in Emeryville jockeys EB. Martin and Addie Taplin fought backstage after the finish. Martin won on Binocular by a nose over Rat-Gig P. D. Taplin claimed foul. Martin struck Taplin, Taplin retaliated, dislocating two of his fingers. Stewards suspended Martin for ten racing days and fined Taplin $50. Taplin could not ride rest of day.
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Addie Taplin
Martin
Binoocular
Rat- Gig P. D
Taplin
Dieudonne
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Smith
Argonaut
Mentry
Steel
Sir Barry
Angel Face
Bucolle
Lady Rensselaer
Hector
Ocean Shore
Keogh
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Cotton
Miss ‘Toddie
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Salall
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Quean
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Meds
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Rateleh
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Glasai
Turret
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Selden
Glags
Vesta
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Kermit
Ram
Se Thrace
Juan
King
Ormonde Cunningham
Clara Seioburn
Sam Brooks
Bob Burns
Rivera
Twin Screw
Mark
Wan
Sully
Phoaphoroua
Direcello
Billy West to Meet Robinson in Atlanta Card
George Monroe announced that Billy West the New York welterweight signed to fight Jack Robinson at the Monroe Athletic Club in the Steiner-Emery building on Viaduct Place next Thursday night. West is praised for speed science and power and is expected to test Robinson an expert noted for skill but lacking a strong punch. The bout is billed as a top attraction and could be Atlanta’s best ever boxing event.
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Billy West
New York
Atlanta
West
Jack Robinson
Monroe Athletic Club
Steiner-Emery
Viaduct Place
Robinson
Amen
Fight Ends In Draw Between Sullivan and Clabby
Milwaukee February 4 Boston welterweight Mike Sullivan and Milwaukee’s Jimmy Clabby fought ten rounds in a no decision bout before the National Athletic Club of Milwaukee. Both fighters finished strong and newspaper men ruled the contest a draw. Southern League announces five veteran umpires for 1910 season with contracts signed by Rudderham Carpenter Fitzsimmons Moran and Pfenninger. a sixth umpire is likely.
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Wis
Mike “Pwin’ Sullivan
Boston
Jimmy Clabby
National Athletic Club of
Southern League
Little Rock
Ark
Kavanaugh
Frank Rudderham
Wiliam Carpenter
Dante Fitzsimmons
August Moran
Dan Pfenninger
Athleacs Triumph Over Auburn In Local Basketball Clash
Atlanta Athletic Club defeats Auburn 44 to 23 in a spirited game highlighted by teamwork and aggressive defense. Atkinson Doonan and Thornton led scoring while Gordon Jemison and Parker stood out for Auburn. referee Fred Hoyt officiated a clean contest before a sizable crowd.
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Auburn
At-lanta
At- Jante
Trong
Fay
Troos
Atkinson
Doonan
Dr. Thornton
Ind
Captainemcee
Jenison
Geia” Bamé
Jand
Parker
Mike’ Donahue
Columbus
Fred Deutzhaye
Diepan
Pencer
Gordy
Aay Jemison
Fees Es Oe Homas
Wright
Atkisgon
Cos Ee
Vee Seals
Thornton
Hudson
A. Locke
Jemison
Atkisson
Eludson
Spencer
Fred Hoyt
Tampa Race Day Delivers Close Finishes At Track
At Tampa Bay on February 4 a brisk crowd witnessed close finishes as top favorites triumphed in several races. The day’s feature was the fifth race where Bill Hibbs edged John Garner by a length in the sprint. Other winners included Kathryn Gardner, Vanallum, My Love, Maske and Faces, and Pirate Diang with strong performances across six races.
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Tampa
Fla
Ware
Bule Hibba
John Garner
Kathryn Gardner
Glasner
Magic Miss
Cole
Blanch Ring
Lovell
Petite
M. Depres
Vanallum
Steinhardt
Joe Fullert
Daisy B
Casalergregger
Tommy Wood
My Love
Sable Savage
Dr. Young
Koerner
Sanone Girt
Gordon Lee
Maske
Faces
McCabe
Luenkus
Tom Dolan
Ng Nile
Aelling
Pirate “Diang
4Glasner
Otogd
Lang
Caszodary
Frank Flegher
Serenade
Dorothy K
Alberta
Lécuat Bud
Jack Denterlen
Coaser
Morpeth
Lovie F Luis
xDafay B
Cesa
xNebulosus
Judge ‘Saufley
Okenite
Lord Dixon
Goodwin
Essays on the best baseball player prize contest announced
The Constitution inaugurates a contest for essays of up to 300 words on the beat player on a baseball team. Prizes include season passes and tickets to opening games, awarded by the Essay Editor, with six prizes planned. Entries must be signed and mailed to the Essay Editor at The Constitution in Atlanta, Va.
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Easay
Consttution
Atlanta
J. W. Heisman
Otto Jordan
Ssay
Dick Jemison
The
Constitution
Beal
Heisman
Eagle Bird day at Moncrief as Milton B. wins feature
Jacksonville racing summary reports five favorites fallen and Milton B. triumphs in the carded feature over Sager, with Burwell riding the latter poorly. Weather and track conditions are described as propitious, with keen, exciting finishes across six races and a list of notable runners and entrants for today’s Jacksonville program.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Moncrief
Layera
Larnceat
Milton B
Sager
Burwell
Tile Kilns
Troxter
Harold
Powers
Trockmorton
Musgrave
Jack Hale
Polot Lace
Greg Goose
Lady Carolina Jr
Purac
Troxler
Lothario
Goldstein
Dixie Knight
Magdalena
Saraband Ateo
Edwin L
Davenport
Descomnets
Oberon
O'Fain
Grande Dame
County Clerk
Manta Algol
Elgin
Ardri
Lola Cavanagh
Gold Dust
Mmalediction
Kaleverankle
SL Alario
Pimfants
Havre
M. J. Whelan
Eldorado
Mrs Otto O Ercal Has
Fragmentary obituary note states Mrs Otto O Ercal, wife of Otto Ercal, linked to a man named Wen omer of tha Adiante baseball team, with reference to her home. The legible text hints at a local death notice or memorial snippet from a historical page segment.
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Mra
Otto Wenomer
Tha
Adiante
Josimon
Georgia Home Insurance Company six months ending December 4 1909
Georgia Home Insurance Company presents its six months ending December 4 1909 annual statement detailing assets liabilities and income. It lists real estate mortgages cash in office bank deposits and other assets totaling 1 231 020 72 with liabilities including losses reserves and surplus totaling 1 281 020 72. It shows premiums interest and other income for the period and expenditures including losses paid dividends and expenses. Notarized by secretary William C Court and state agent John A Card with Feb 3 1910 sworn statement.
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Georgia
Home Insurance Company
Lovses
Grong
Sete Eee
State OF Georgia
William
Sam Salisbury
Muscogee County
John A. Card
Avanta
Oward Pattillo
Ixcome
Saurcrs
Burrewrd
State OF New York
County OF New Y York
P.O. Affeld
United States
Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance Company
F. O. Affeld
Edwin F. Corby
Wall
Chase Accepts Georgia Terms for Georgia Baseball Coach
Athens authorities report Hal Chase, famed New York Americans first baseman, accepted Georgia’s offer to coach the nine this spring. He will report February 21 and direct university athletes through training, then head north with the league club. Chase has pitching and infield experience and brings promising material to Athens.
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Athens
Athentic
University of Georgia
Hal Chase
New York Americans
Baseball Nine of Georgia
Chase
Efe
Marist College Five Defeats Boys High School 91 to 18
The Marist College five beat Boys High School 91 to 18 in a hard fought, clean game at the Atlanta Athletic Club. The High School boys deserve praise for keeping the score low despite lacking a basketball coach. Amusing incidents and periods of rough play marked the match but the play remained swift and fair.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Marist College
Daniel Water Digestive Aid Promises Comfort After Meals
In healthy digestion the body uses sulphates and mineral alkalies to form gastric juice. A deficiency weakens digestion and causes indigestion symptoms. Daniel Water provides alkaline minerals and sulphates to support digestion, neutralize stomach impurities, and improve comfort after meals. Delivered in cases of six bottles, 60 cents per can. Bell phone Ivy 1080.
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Bell Phone Ivy
Rugby is knocked by Princeton man
New York February 4 After hours of debate the intercollegiate football rules committee adjourned without recommendations for changes. The panel discussed dangers in the game and considered preserving football by eliminating risky elements. Parke H. Davis of Princeton argued rugby is not gentler, citing Oxford Cambridge injuries to prove roughness.
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New York
Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee
Jed
Parke H. Davis
Princeton
United States
Oxford
Cambridge
Davin
L. M. Dennin
Cornell
James A. Babbitt
Haverford
B. K. Hall
Dartmouth
Blagden
Harvard
J. G Bell
University of Pennsylvania
Walter Camp
Yate
F. 2 Berrian
Annapolis
Columbus M C A Defeats Mercer Team
Columbus Ga February 4 Columbus Young Men's Christian Association basketball team defeated Mercer tonight by a score of 48 to 18 The first half was 26 to 6 in favor of Columbus Outplayed visitors showed clear superiority The lineups list Mer cer Scogging Henderson Columbus Peddy Lylih Lewis Strappa Mercer Leard Columbus Massey For Mercer Tapjoan Poole Blinton Columbus Pease Kilcrese Epping
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Columbus Young Men's Christian Association
Mercer
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Lewis
Strappa
Leard
Massey
Tap Joan
Poole
Blnton
Pease
Kilcredse
Epping
New York Fighter Knocks Out Jack Foy in One Round
Billy West of New York defeated Atlanta’s Jack Foy in Savanna h on February 4 at the Southern Athletic Club. The bout lasted one minute twenty seconds ending in a knockout. West landed a stomach shot and Foy went down for nine counts. Foy argued West crowded him as he rose, but no rematch was arranged.
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Savannaha
Billy West
New York
Jack Foy
Atlanta
Southern Athletic Club
West
Foy
Mardi Gras Auto Races Open in New Orleans at Fair Grounds Track
The second annual Mardi Gras automobile racing carnival is set to start at the New Orleans fair grounds track with a fine course and many famous drivers including Barney Oldfield Ralph dePalma and George Robertson expected to compete. The meet will conclude on Sunday.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Barney Oldfield
Ralph dePalma
George Robertson
Cantt Signed by Montgomery Team in Feb
Cantt, who played last year in the Kansas State League, was signed today by President Joseph of the Montgomery team in Montgomery Alabama. Frank Thomas, brother of Dr Thoman, future pitcher, will also be given a trial. he is just out of college.
Willie Hoppe Wins From Morningstar in 1500-Point Match
Pittsburg Pa February 4 Willie Hoppe tonight won his 1500 point game at 18.2 balk line awards with Ora Morningstar by a grand total score of 1400 to 103. Hoppe’s decisive victory came as he ran out his last block of Ben in ten innings while Morningstar managed only 236.
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Pittsburg
Willlie Hoppe
Ora Morningstar
Ioppe
Ben
Morningstar
Marist College prep athletic meet planned for Friday
The annual prep department athletic meet at Marist College will be held next Friday on the Ivy street campus near Peachtree. Seniors and juniors compete in six events including running, high jump, springboard, team race and potato race with a large field expected. Coach Bean leads the training and prizes entice top point scorers as rivalries spark interest. In Auburn, the National Association baseball leagues board ruled Baumgartner assignment to Galveston after claims by Galveston and Burlington clubs.
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Marist College
Marist
Ivy Street
Peachtree
Bean
Bay
Auburn
Passional Board
National Association of Baseball Leagues
Galveston
Texas
Hurlington
Iowa
C. A. Baumgartner
Cincinnati
Baumgartner
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