Pulka in Front Quoted 4070 at Moncrief Park Race
Jacksonville January 4 crowd witnessed brisk racing at Moncrief Park with long shots defeating favorites. Pulka led at 40 to 4, beating Carroll who closed hard under Traxler. Multiple races showcased fast track, with notable finishes by Amyl, Stringency, Endymion, and Grenade among others. Jacksonville entries listed for today’s six races.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Moncrief Park
Pulka
Carroll
Traxler
Sandy Hill
Powers
Amyl
Knee
Allen
Zymele
Herdgyman
Gallen Lass
Square Deat
Mary Rue
Edentata
the Mackintosh
Henry Crosscuddin
Cleyine
Dan Lehene
Alwa
Ture Longa
King Avondale
J. Reid
Stringency
Troxter
Enlist
Hannan
Joscha
Giovanni Bagglo
Birdsleyar
Sandpiper
fHarold Hall
INNAD
Pulke
Davie
Mitton B
Goldstein
Carrol
Troxler
Amoret
Magdalen
Han
Airap
Pocomake
Fain
Dekalb
Wassensen
Baltot Bos
el Dorado
Maseau
Skye
Endymion
Ins
Nieht
Mist
Elysium
Jack Baker
Aunt Kate
Flarney
Admonish
Gramgar
Topsy Hobinson
Flour Shoppers Urged to Seek the EEE Pure Brand
Advertisers promote Flour labeled EEE as the pure and wholesome choice for kitchens. The notice highlights quality and consistency, urging consumers to request the EEE brand at grocery shelves. Local merchants confirm stock and emphasize trusted sourcing and reliable performance.
Catcher Tonneman Now With Toronto
A Toronto dispatch reports catcher Tonneman has been traded from the Boston Americans to the Toronto club. The Nashville native, previously with the Nashville team, was selected over Chicago, New York Americans, Cincinnati, and Brooklyn after a draft. Tonneman is praised as a capable catcher eager to play in the north.
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Tonneman
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Fenneman
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Nashrville
Clarke's Bowling Team Wins Three Straight Games
Clarke's team swept three straight in a bowling match at the Atlanta Athletic Club. Clarke led with the highest score of 245 and the best three game average. Other top scorers included Heeler, Gimert, Hum, and Burrien, as the team total reached 416.
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Mall
Walt
Clarkes A
Heeler
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Walls Ow
Burrien
Abernathy
Kinsberry
Billy Smith Secures East in Baseball Trade
Nashville notes show Billy Smith arranging a move of Volunteer captain and second baseman Boat to Cleveland for 1500 dollars with Buffalo as intermediary. East will join Bill Smith's Buffalo team while Cleveland acts as broker. A similar offer came from Boston Nationals and Big Grath, but Cleveland won due to undisclosed factors. Robertson Sheimg, a first baseman, also sold to Smith's circle.
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Han
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Bill Smith
Buffalo
Cleveland
Bernhard
Big Gratth
Fred Lake
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Lake
BI Smith
Robertson Sheimg
Itm
Fast Tampa race day ends with Autumn Girl nose win
At Tampa Fla January 24 best day’s sport with rising purses Count De Oro led early in 2 year old race Autumn Girl edged Mrs Sewell by a nose in a sharp stretch duel. Eleven races listed with winners Count De Oro John Garner and Bille Hibbs among others and Tampa entries detailed for Today.
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Fla
Tampa
Count de Ora
Count de Oro
Biog
Glisner
Mrs. Carte
Deverich
Loi B
Gilbert
Petite
Frank H. McKenna
M. Depres
Seiling
John Garner
D. Murphy
Judge Dundon
Glasner
Dry Dollar
Conley
Occidental
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Frank Flesher
Serenada
Steinhardt
Mrs. Sewell
Ormes
Seaman
Jackson
Alegra
Morpeth
Bille Hibbs
Lewis
Escutcheon
Hepnisen
Knockemoffski Faces Dasher In Monroe Club Bout
Mike Knockemoffski and Jim Dasher square off in a ten round lightweight clash at the Monroe Athletic Club Steiner Amery Building on Via duct Place Thursday night. The pair drew in a fast ten round bout two weeks ago and now enter with peak condition and a loyal fan base expected to attend. Two fast preliminaries start at 9 with the main event following promptly in a card billed as the best yet.
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Jimme Dasher
Monroe
Steiner-Amery
Viaduct Place
Fang
Barons' Club Changes Hands in Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama on January 24 the Birmingham Baseball Association ownership shifted from J W McQueen Lee Bradley and R F Baueh to A H Woodward vice president of Woodward Iron Company who is currently in Orlando Florida There will be no organizational changes until after new park is provided Woodward buys the club aiming to field a winning team. The piece also promotes Spalding's Official Athletic Almanac 1910 noting its contents and availability for 10 cents postpaid.
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Birmingham Baseball Association
J. W. McQueen
Lee Bradley
R. 4. Baueh
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Woodward Iron Company
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Lister
Spalding
James ©. Sullivan
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Far West
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Yale
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Canada
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New York
Viebahn to stay with Volunteers for coming season
Bil Viebahn will remain with the Tennessee Volunteers for the upcoming season after a meeting with Manager Bernhard in Nashville. Viebahn reports good form and says he will deliver better work than last year, despite some strong outings for the Volunteers previously.
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Volunteers
Nashville
Bernhard
National League Adopts Stricter Rules For This Season
Pittsburg January 24 The National League rules committee issued its final decisions just before midnight It recognizes two umpires the one behind the plate as the umpire in chief and the one on bases as the field umpire Wild pitches passed balls are errors fines for rule violations are set and umpires gain power to clear the bench of substitutes A batter throwing a bat hits umpire or catcher can be fined five dollars A coachs bat may extend fifteen feet from bases Foul strikes and batters clauses are clarified Ground rules must be announced by the umpire Batters leaving the box before the pitcher is ready are addressed A hit by a fielder hitting an umpire on foul ground allows a runner to advance freely If an umpire is hit no runner can advance unless forced by other runners The batting order must be delivered to the umpire before the game and retained Ground rules and game calls to avoid delays are required Throwing a mask or glove at a fielder is noted as part of the batter who becomes a base runner to three bases These changes become law of baseball in the National League immediately without further sanction
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Pittsburg
National League
Wil Teained
Minth
Mathews Lands Sign in Braves Pitcher Talk
The Naabville Banker discusses Harry Mathews signing with Atlanta. Otto Jordan, Atlanta manager, has grabbed Matty Matthews, Charlie Frank's former cast-off. Report suggests old Braves pitchers balk at salary, while Matty brings needed ginger to the backstop role.
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Atsnte
Otto Jordan
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Matty Matthews
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Matty
Fifth Round Starts in Bowling Tourney at Atlanta Club
The fifth round of the bowling tournament at the Atlanta Athletic Club begins tomorrow night with warm games. The schedule lists Tuesday Bail v Clare Need a, Bay v Maddox. Thursday Batten v Mashburn. Sunday Perry. Boulevard Club lines up Wits and Boulevard Athletic Club players Baskat Bail for Huights Wheel Club. Hooks 6 and Jeffries 0 at forwards Stone 9 center Durham and Thums guard.
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Meat Price Boycott Affects Stock Yards And Butter
Reports from Pittsburg and Cleveland describe a nationwide food protest with meat sales slashed. Cattle and hog prices fell as 125000 workers in the Pittsburg district abstained from meat for a month. Butter prices dropped to 30 cents a pound in Elgin amid boycott chatter.
National League to Play 168 Games Schedule Set
Pittsburg January 24 The National League season will base on a 108 game schedule and the joint schedule committee of the American and National Leagues is working toward that framework. Another session will be held tomorrow and members will not release information tonight.
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Amateurs Challenge for Under Sixteen Basketball
Amateurs challenge any team under 16 to play basketball any afternoon or night except Saturday on either floor. Address all challenges to D Earle Stone, manager, 98 Park Avenue, city. Commissioner Wins Derby in Nashville derby event with Frank Avent of Nashville owning the winner and Eugene M. owned by Frank Reilly of Philadelphia taking second, Rigaletto third.
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Rogers Springs
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Brucerile, Ind
Engine Runs Gauntlet in Cab Robbery Attempt
An engine rushing with throttle wide open carried a suspected Suyrel of Knox Creek Lumber Co near Devan through a hail of bullets. Four masked robbers tried to stop it but failed, the incident dated January 24 in Huntington West Virginia.
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W. Ve
Ay Suyrel
Knox Creek, Lumber Company
Devan
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