Collins Downs Bob Walthour In Fast Heat Race
Elmer Collins of Boston defeated Boody Walthour in two straight heats, with Collins finishing ahead by narrow margins in a Velodrome display. A new track record of 8:02 was set in the first heat, and Walthour suffered a fall with a flat tire but recovered to race on.
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Alting
Elmer Collins
Boston
Boody Walthour
Walthour
Collins
Wallhour
Bobby
Pirat
Volitas
Gussle
EE. Clapp
Walthour Eyelore
Lawson
Oy Alteen
Welthour
Ifis
George Wiley
Syracuse
Saxon Vhlianre
Ad Senhouse
McCay
Wiley
Senhouse
Williams
Walker
Hudson
Walter Bargett
Buffalo
Anish
Gussie Lawcon
Turville
Wionlow
Marist Basketballers Down Club Reserves
The Marist College team defeated Athletic Club Reserves 23 to 6 last night, with Captain Hervison scoring 15 of Marist's 23. Erskine and Reed contributed on defense as Stoan and Jemison aided on offense. Colquitt starred for the Reserves with blocks and Captain Jemison added two of his team’s 16 points.
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Marists College
Athletic Club
Pralee
Marist Toys
Maristose
Twe
Hervison
Moor
Stoan
Ewell
Erskine
Reed
Colquitt
Jeminon
VES WD
Postion Marist
Jemipor
Cart
Borrieam
McGovern Bo
Minuisn
Jod ‘Bean
Femleen
McGovern
Sumleon
Tisrrison
Marist
Unclear match results headline not provided
A garbled OCR text describes a handicap match in Peetland Oregon with names Mebri, Jonn Berg, Totnes Hackenoolmlét, Eide O'Conant and Wine Bore. It mentions timing fragments 2:20 and 24 minutes, and a late rally with no clear winner or event details.
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Peetland
Ore
Mebri
Jonn Berg
Kogwn
Totnes Hackenoolmlét
Eide O'Conant
Driscoll and Attell Fight To No Decision
Jem Driscoll the English featherweight champion and Abe Attell the San Francisco world champion met in a ten round bout at the National Athletic Club in New York. No decision was rendered by Referee Charlin White because New York boxing laws forbid decisions. Both fighters weighed 126 pounds and were in good condition at the end.
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New York
Jem Driscoll
Abe Attell
San Francisco
Clase
National Athletic Club
Drie Coll Hed & Shade
Charitn White
Play Ball April 14 at Bott and Stut Hata Teabaped
April 14 game at Bott and Stut Hata Teabaped listed with unclear details. Address 204 Wwaitenel appears in readable fragment, organization and event names are partially obscured.
M. C. A. Basketballers Win Two Fast Games
Two quick basketball games at the Central YMCA gym ended with the YMCA seconds defeating Boys' High School 38 to 18. Standout players included Ferguson and Green for the YMCA and Wright for Boys' High, with Porter and Pitts leading Stone Mountain flyers in the other matchup.
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Central Young Men's Christian Associgation
Boys’ High School
Young Men’s Christian Association
Association
Une
Wright
James
Henley
Oldknow
Peacock
Young Men's Christian Association
Fargasop
Grean
Breen
Callahan
Porter
Ferguson
Green
Hornung
Stone Mountain
Asociation
Rome
Pitts
Mauck Canter
Wilson
Dietke
Atallings Pub
YMCA
Mitchell
Daniel
Hennig
Phiips
Hode
Kinaeanter
Anglewhite
Mauck
Eplen
Mitonei
Heniig
Young Men's
Christian Association
Christian Associa On
Tampa Race Notes and Jockey Update from February Meeting
The Tampa track was heavy and muddy as the meeting neared, with Jockey Pendergast pivotal to Teco Bosserlan’s victory while Raimondo faded from contenders. Obery’s suspension takes effect next Monday, and several races featured close finishes among Lady Caroline XY Merry Belle and other runners.
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Tampa
Fis
Teco Bosserlan
Pendergast
Dodger
Elder
Raimondo
Obery
D. Hil & Co
Merry Belle
Jude ‘Trewn
Tobert
Wierney
Retoritten
Panique
Turiongs
Doeserisn
Doeserisn, 112 (Pendergest
Wen
Rider
Flynn
Artfur Dodger
Franklin
Risk
Ensley
Mie
Elyatug
Brannon
Bright Boy
Geyer
Joe Fallert
McArdie
Mia Vigilant
Purant
Danulao Ran
Sinclair Assistant Manager Appointed for Tech Baseball
Ben Binciatt of Reitant Ga has been named assistant manager for the Tech baseball team for the coming season. George Barnwell, the previous football team manager, will take on a new role as team captain.
Red and na Sauce Ketchup Bali and Chow Ghow All grocers
Red and na Sauce Ketchup Bali and Chow Ghow appears among grocery items listed as available at all grocers. The fragment suggests a catalog or advertisement noting multiple product names with regional spellings. No clear event or person names identified.
Race gambling bill closes California tracks and pool rooms
Governor signs Walker-Orle anti pool gambling act closing race tracks and wiping out pool rooms statewide. Santa Anita Los Angeles track to close before law takes effect in sixty days. Violation carries 30 days to one year jail. Assembly voted 67 to 10. Senate 23 to 0.
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Sacramento
Cal
Assembly
Heisman and Smith Off Today for Mobile
President J. W. Heisman and Man eT William A. Smith of the Oral Baseball Association depart tonight for Mobile Alabama to attend the spring baseball meeting of the Southern League moguls in the city Monday and Tuesday next.
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J. W. Heisman
Manet
William A. Smith
Oral Baseball Association
Mobile
Ala
Southern League
Not Going to Resign Says Harry Pulliam
Harry Pulliam president of the Nations League of Baseball Clubs arrived in St Louis with Stanley Robinson as headlines say he will not resign despite an indefinite leave of absence. He cited health reasons and said he would go to Cincinnati that day and would not discuss the matter further.
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St Louis
Harry Putlam
Nations League of Baseball Clubs
St. Louie
Stanley Robinson
St. Louis
Pulliam
National League
Chicago
Mfr
Cincinnati
Valdes Cigars Compete With Best Imported Goods
Valdes Cigars touts Cuban tobacco import quality and urges buyers to prefer home made in Atlanta. The maker argues no Cuban tobacco enters his factory and claims factory workers earn higher wages than rivals in Tampa or Havens. He promotes Valdes cigars as equal or superior to imported brands, urging support for domestic product.
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Valdes
Cuba
Vuelta Abajo
Atlante
Desser
Dubai
Tampa
Havens
Atlanta
S. Walden
Rockstone among few favorites in Santa Anita card
At Santa Anita Park on February 18 the featured racing card yielded only one favorite winner Rockstone at 3 to 5. Results include first race Karoda winning at odds 18 to 1, second race Mike Molett at 18 to 5, and seven other races with long-priced winners. notes mention multiple horses and jockeys like Shilling and Powers.
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Los Appeles
Bante Anita Park
Rockstone
Karoda
J Translucent
GR. Brockel
Herman. Doyte
J. King
Silppey
Ed Ball
Francia Josep
Numero
Evaros
Voltrome
H. Patten
Powers
Mike Molett
Lilian M
A “Walsh
Semprovelle
Star Blue
Lexington
Bitty Cunard
Rusia
the Wall
Tam O'Malisy
Maternee
Lady Bitty
Fowers
Mike Jordan
Rico
Ben Sand
Butwell
Bon Tou
Agnes Virginia
Kurepatkin
the Borgevin
Amirker
Rebinon
Lucky
Ranke
Stone
Sna
Dame
McGee
Caan Kennedy
A. Walen
Garland
Goldeteln
Bail of Brass
Paget
ID Co
Nebraska Lass
McGeoy
Gaisina
Tea Set
Part
Bold
Pitz
Bertha
LaReine
Hindoo
Heywood Balle
Lanits
Selting
Bud Embry
Russell
Lucie Maurin
Batwelsh
Literta
Tine
Chavney Heeney
Sky Lark
Audubon
Werdthorpe
Town Tapies
Altar ‘Bay
Dr. Welw Ma
NETERINARIAN. rts. An ivy Bt city ad
Fragmentary text describes an engagement or deal involving Buenos Ayres and a price of 1 dollar in New York, dated February, with ad-like phrases about quality and field. Named entities include Buenos Ayres and New York, but details are unclear.
Warden wins in Emeryville upset at odds
Oakland racing notes report Warden, at 18 to 1, upset in the fourth race at Emeryville, beating Work and Bucger Red amid a crowded six furlongs selling event. Other races list Samota and The Frer among winners, with times and participating horses noted for a full card.
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Oakland
Cal
Warden
Salgutations
Br Wiontight
Emeryville Toy mi
Ted Yun
Warnen
Aix Furionge
Man
Sard
Scoville
Antino
Yan
C Archibald
Sennnd
Coufesaor
Kenen
Apraham
Denesq
Mendyn
Derdon
Lucky Mate
Piaumibie
Dr. Sherman
Watserkind
Samota
Motarthy
von del
Geovilie
Golden Butterfly
Taplin
Warfare
Amelia Rone
Geneva
Mins
Georgia
Garnickt
Qualty
Street
Cann Merle
Clanamon
Welling
Tohex
St Avon
Butler
Cusmnavace
Bruen
Dargin
Serenade
Fulford
Bazil
J. C Cor
Billy Bowlega
Duke of Orleans
Meverich
Work Box
Idl&covide
Arebibatas
Ak Bar Een
Louis Stranber
Footlouse
Yakima Belle
D. M Brown
Puturity
Oran
Lee
Harry Mogers If
Wecumi
Miderada
Raleigh
Gerando
Bulonia
Sonia
Ralph Fr. Toser
Madeline L
Sesater
Georgia Team Falls to Columbus Five in Columbus
In Columbus Georgia on February 19 the Columbus Young Men's Christian Association beat the University of Georgia basketball team 44 to 29. The packed gym and roaring crowd reflected high excitement through an uneven matchup as Columbus backs used speed and height to outplay the Georgian lineup.
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Columbus
Cspecial
Columbus Young Men‘s
Christian Assortation
University of Georgia Basket
Teorgia
Besketvik
Columbus Boys
Peacock
Lewis
Husky
Georgia Mauve
Piddy
Colwmibus
Georgia
Young Men's Christian Association
Columpus
Position
Peddy
Newman
Beck Massey
Peacocke von Spréecken
Dalerami_Peaze
G. Sen
Shortage Of Cashier At Bank Sets Off Investigations
Newhern North Carolina February 19 A shortfall totaling 116000 was revealed at a preliminary hearing for John R B Carraway the defaulting cashier of the National Bank of Newhern Of this sum 320000 has been recovered and directors have contributed 100000 Carraways bond was raised to 8000 after a warrant by bank examiner Fred A Hall The case also notes Carraways personal crisis and related bank reports Nearby events include the death of Brayton a cashier in the Northern Pacific land department from a pistol wound and a collision injuring Edward Morris president of Morris & Co in Chicago with accompanying suffering and notes of misadventure
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Newhern
N.C
John R. B. Carraway
National Bank of Newhern
Carraway
Fred A. Hall
National Bank Examiner
St. al Ming
Brayton
Northern Pacific Railroad Land Department
Bates Py
White Bear Lake
Atiner
Athletics Down Auburn Team in Close Atlanta Battle
In one of the hardest fought games in Atlanta, the Atlanta Athletic Club beat Auburn 21 to 18 at home. Nat Thornton starred for Atlanta with aggressive play and sharp passing, while Auburn’s Major and Gordy led late charges. End of first half stood 12 to 7, with both teams applauded for a sensational effort and crowd size noted.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Athletic Club
Auburn
Aubuss
Major
Gordy
Hie Basketa
Parker
Doonan
Atkinson
Hudson
Spencer
Post
Aubien
Fee
Ee Mader Ritter
Dorian
Sencar
Atkisson
C. Doonan
Dtudaon
Atkianon
Wosie Atkianon
Tima
Weeres
Bean
Yellow Jackets Lose Green Star Tackle Abe Green
Abe Green the strong tackle who boosted the Tech line last season will not return to the Yellow Jackets for fall football practice. He will instead join Sewanee Tigers, seeking eligibility after recent West Point exams and mid term disruptions. Green showed power at Tech and is expected to be a key asset for Sewanee next year.
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Abe Green
Yellow Jackets
Green
Tech
Sewanee Tigers
Green Wad
West Point Military Academy
West Point
Death of Cardinal Gibbons’s Niece in New Orleans
In New Orleans on February 9 the cardinal’s visit was marked by the death of his niece Mrs James J Fora. The cardinal presided at the funeral this afternoon with a solemn mass of requiem at Sacred Heart church.
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Cardinal
New Orleans
Cardinal Gibbons
James J. Fora
Sacred Heart Church
Lovett Elected Vice President in United Packie Hatiroad
New York reports Lovett of this city was elected vice president of the Unton Packie Hatiroad to succeed the late Willem D. cornten. The appointment was made on February 18.
Mardi Gras Auto Races Begin This Afternoon
New Orleans prepares for the Mardi Gras speed carnival with drivers like George Robertson and Ralph de Farman arriving. The New Orleans Automobile Club runs the meet led by Campbell and Homer George, with amateur events and a national amateur championship slated across Saturday to Monday. Mrs Joan Newton Cuneo to compete against male drivers aiming to lower her world woman’s track records.
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New Orleans
George Robertson
Pairmount
Fark
Brighton
Fred Wagner
Lewis Strang
Ralph deFarman
Robert Burman
Louie Chevrolet
Jimmy Brali
Arthur W. Greaner
Kid” Ethelidre
FP. Scheffer
A. Disbrow
Mra
Joan Newton Cuneo
Campbell
Homer George
David Boston
Clnetihall
Wii
Warliih
Ryan Burman
Dealt
Smile
Joan Newton Gunea
Bar Children From Bull Fights In Torreon Mexico
Adrus Juns director of public education seeks state action to ban teachers and children from attending bull fights. Osunt argues witnessing brutal exhibitions hardens students diminishing citizenship. Gener Onuna says bull rings drove Spain's decline as a world power. Sullivan Lewis match off in New Orleans fading, with last minute club switch awaiting a suitable opponent for Harry Lewis to stage next week.
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Torreon
Mex
Adrus Juns
Coachuila
Senor Osunt
Gener Onuna
Spain
Sullivan-Lewis
New Orleans
Mike
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