Handicapped win by Dr Holzberg at Jacksonville race
Jacksonville Fla January 10 feature card ran the Lit Mon Russell handicap over 1 mile Dr Holzberg with Ganz up was the favorite and won easily from First Premium who finished third Sinfran home track showed 7 to 1 price. Lilian Russell appears at Duval theater crowd noted society turnout and betting activity.
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Cowan
Official Baseball Record Published in 1810 issue
The third annual Spalding Official Baseball Record, the national game’s statistical compendium, is issued by John B Faster of New York. It covers the season with official averages, league diagrams, year by year accounts, historical data, and world series results including action photographs and group pictures of champions.
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Ven Boulding
American Sporty Publishing Company
Warren Street
Griffiths Welterweight Clash With Jack Robinson in Atlanta
Dayton boxer Blg Griffith, top welterweight in Atlanta, meets New York’s Jack Robinson at the Morning Athletic Club on Viaduct Place Thursday night. Robinson, a respected old-school fighter with wins over top contenders, tests Griffith’s strong right hand as two Monroe-class preliminaries precede the main event in a crowd-pleasing card.
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Moning Athletic Club
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Madiason
Monroe
Tampa Bay track delivers thin afternoon for favorites
At Tampa, January 10, two favorites won, with Golden Ruby as a standout price in a light card. Multiple races saw second choices lead to small payoffs amid ideal racing weather and a depleted betting pool.
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Honebrake
Judge Santley
Earl of Richmond
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Bronte
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Clathorne
Virginia Maid
Frank Flasher
Good Friar
Hall's Team Wins Three From Perry's
Hall's team swept Perry's in three straight games in the third round bowling at the Atlanta Athletic Club last night. Hall scored the evening's high 203 in aviduelcore as other players posted scores including Morningstar and Hoppe set for billiards on February 2 to 4 for 1000 dollars in Pittsburgh.
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Dre Morningstar
Ding
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Chicago
Thomas Meets Al Christensen In Atlanta Heavyweight Bout
John Thomas and Al Christensen meet in a ten round heavyweight bout at Armory Hall West Mitchell Street tonight. It is Atlanta’s first such bout in many years with both fighters in prime condition and confident of winning. Two preliminary bouts will precede the main event starting at 9 o clock.
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al Christensen
Armory Hall
West Mitchell Street
Atlanta
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Snd
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Tme
Cincinnati Reds Must Toe The Mark
Cincinnati fans vented frustration at Griffiths management after a chaotic game and poor play. The outburst warned that every player must raise their level next season or face dismissal and heavy payroll cuts.
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Walter Adams Arrives as Campbell Soup Sales Leader in City
Walter Adams a Campbell Soup Company sales manager visits the city. He is noted as a well known baseball and prize fight figure and stays with friend George Monroe, the Little Ox bantam champion, during his visit.
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Marist Five Faces Boys High In Atlanta Showdown
The Big Noise in Atlanta basketball brings four teams into action after Christmas. Marist meets the Boys High School team on their own court, while MooA and Pracock clash in the other game. Marist expects a whirlwind contest against their old rivals who have trained hard for the challenge.
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Big mill to be held in San Francisco
San Francisco January 10 Jack Gleason said the Jeffries Johnson championship fight will be held in San Francisco or nearby after filing for a permit with the new board of supervisors for a forty five round ring contest this year Local law allows twenty rounds and Glennon’s application was sent to the police committee for review.
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Board of Supervisors
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Langford Upsets White in Knockout at Phoenix Club
Memphis January 10 Sam Langford defeated George White in an eight round scheduled bout at the Phoenix Athletic Club. Langford stopped White with a knockout at the start of the third, the Dixie winner of many local encounters providing a decisive finish in a public display.
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George White
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Auburns Fast Five Swamps Wetumpka
Auburn Alabama January 10 The Auburn basketball team defeated Wetumpka by a 40 to 10 margin Saturday night in the evening game of the season Wetumpka was clearly outclassed from the start and Auburn used many substitutes after the first half giving all players a tryout.
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Pittsburg Denies Miller Holdout Rumor
President Dreyfus of the Pittsburg National League club today denied that Second Baseman Yack Miller of Jeffgenson’s world champion Pirates planned a holdout. The denial came amid circulating speculation about player action affecting the team’s lineup.
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Eames Defeats De Oro for World Three-Cushion Title
Alfredo De Oro, defending champion, was upset by Pred Eames of Denver in New York. Eames scored 60 points across 69 innings while De Oro tallied 35, in the opening block of the world championship event.
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The Merry Widow in Atlanta Thrills Grand Theater
The Atlanta audience enjoyed Franz Lehar’s The Merry Widow at the Grand with a full New York–level orchestra and Frances Cameron as Bonin delivering a graceful, warm performance. Charles Meakina, Ethel Jackson’s successor, impressed as Prince Danita, while the ensemble cast and staging offered a sparkling, well received evening.
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DeHaven and Seitz Target Crackers Outfield Strength
DeHaven led Central League with .339 in Terre Haute while Seitz topped the Virginia League at .328 with Norfork. DeHaven also led in games, hits, and stolen bases, Selt and Seitz both excel in totals. combined with Marless, Crackers would field a premier outfield.
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Johnston Leads Boys High School Five Captain Seeks Fast Season
David Johnston was elected captain of the Boys High School baseball team for 1910 with Wylie Sutton as manager. Johnston, likely to play second base, is praised as a great fielder and heavy hitter, while Sutton is noted for a strong arm. Both played last year and are among the faster players. The team returns experienced players and has promising freshmen prospects, aiming for a strong season.
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Wylie Sutton
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Oo Gure
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Japan Opposed to Knox Plan on Manchurian Railways
Tokyo reports Japan rejects Secretary Knoxs neutralization scheme for Manchurian railways. A diplomat notes visible opposition, and a former foreign minister warns the move reserves Japan rights at a high cost. Public sentiment in Japan is strongly opposed.
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Mahl Made President of Texas and New Orleans Railroad
William Mah of New York was elected president and director of the Texas and New Orleans railroad at the annual directors meeting in Houston Texas on January 10. EH Harriman was opposed. Other officers were reelected and Frank Heichart was succeeded on the board by Cullman. Special examiners from the Interstate Commerce Commission arrived to examine the railroad books.
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William Mah
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Cullman
Frank Heichart
Interstate Commerce Commission
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