Major Leaguers Play Tech Team In Atlanta Opener
Tech Cavaliers and Cleveland professionals prepared for the season opener in Atlanta. Cleveland's Day to pitch. Hess and Rhoades to work the box as Noblett and Jorfan display strong batting drills. Cassiday may be lost to Washington after Bloomington sold his release. Ashenback and Buelow arrive as Cleveland notes humor and morale. Bradley declines a drink during a Texas visitor’s attempt to break training.
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Cassiday
Bill Bradley
Noblett
Jordan
Atlanta
Tech Park
Tech
Cleveland
Hess
Rhoades
Day
Collegians
Pittsburg
Bloomington
Washington
The Colonel's Waterloo and a Texas Cure
Colonel John M. Fuller of Honey Grove Texas nearly met his Waterloo from Liver and Kidney trouble. He says after trying his family doctor he found relief with Electric Bitters. He claims the medicine cured his ailment and praises the makers for their knowledge. Sold and guaranteed to cure Dyspepsia Biliousness and Kidney Disease by all druggists at 50 cents a bottle.
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Waterloo
John M. Fuller
Honey Grove
Texas
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Promises Immediate Relief
An advertisement proclaims a guaranteed cure for piles with itching bleeding and protruding piles. The offer promises refund if the ointment fails to cure, stating a price and a money back guarantee. The text uses promotional language typical of 19th or early 20th century ads.
Ascot racing at Los Angeles March 10 features four favorites winning
At Ascot Los Angeles results show four favorites triumph across six races including Allegiance and Ala Russell in the early sprints and Lord of the Heath plus Lustig in later events. Entries list details six furlongs to two miles with times and payouts for each race.
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Los Angeles
Ascot
Allegiance
Russell
Jim Bozeman
CP. McBride
Ruth’s Rattler
I Kelty
Casador
Snowdrift
Merces
McDaniel
Jerusha
Perrine
Sunmark
Miner
Dardin
Deparis
Linda Rose
Seasick
Yormica
Fair Light
Ala Russel
Dugan
Wen
Sun Fire
Jog Gruller
Lachata
Tine
Abi
Hari Hogers
Wee Fon Deamages
Neptness
Astral Tan
Lord of the Heath
Kuns
Sherif Bell
Fuller
McGrathlana Prince
Booker
Colliiton
Robador
Ralph Young
Irepall
Dufgan
Workman
Muler
Hive Coat
Smithy Kane
West’ Brookeld
Danzgader
Elotor
Lustig
Tryon
Mortarity
Selle
Ismithy
Bui Young
Ruapala
Dangsnan Ran
Oakland Day at Turf Fares Slightly Mixed For Favorites
At Oakland today bookmakers saw mixed results with only two favorites triumphing. Multiple races featured sharp finishes as Sam Francisca reported a bustling card with six furlongs and mile events highlighted by notable names such as Mo Gregor and Mindanao among others.
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Sam Francisca
Oakland
Bottec
Belle
Florine
Cooman
Bre
Jones
Hughes
Dusty Rhodes
Puredale
Teufel
Lady Bombe
Claudator
Silurian
Fach
Mila
Montane Petress
McBride
Belly
Barney Dreyma
the Fretter
Play Bal
Haven Run
Jack Littl
Bell Reed
Wan
Best Man
Travers
Budd Wade
McSride
Profitable
Clausus
Whea Bil
Tota Gratiet
True Wing
Birkenruth
Gold Enamel
David Boland
Cava
Salabis
City Park Racecard Echoes Heavy Track Scratches
At New Orleans city park on March 10 the meet featured few favorites, many long shots, and a series of heavy spots on a drying track. First race saw Maiden 2 year olds run four furlongs with several returns and odds listed. multiple horses, including Coral Lady and Emekay, competed. The card lists six more races with entries, purses and times, noting early lead changes and post positions for each event.
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New Orleans
City Park
Kura
Gannon
Sieber Gore
Annony
Esterre
Judge Traynor
Brushtop
Floriga
McLaughity
St. Turamany
Austin
Nervator
Troxler
Felix
Monzes
Poseur
Virgie Withers
Omeacca
Ramanelli
Lou M
McLaughlin
Byaskin
J. Hennessy
Rightful
Roger Smith
Harry Bievens
Springbrook
Lady Charlot
James H. Reed
Hudabek
Bridwell
Orderly
Romanell
Gladock
G. Swayne
Bil Knight
Equity
Tonicum
Athelyng
Draper
Lillie Long
Sherrod
Remorse
Heritage
LaGreque
W. J. Debve
John Peters
Sulla Junkin
Orpheum
Lefe
Furst
Bonnie Reg
Mr. Barnaby
Blue Bird
Waterfields
Exalted
Gala Rose
Broadway Gurl
Delta A
Melrose
Yorkshire Lad
Mary Worth
Elsie L
Armorer
Ad High
Polly Forest
Bil Mongomery
Gray Dal
McCiner
Jurist
Expressing
Chief Archibald
Hot Springs Oakslawn Day: Hildebrand sweeps two favorites
At Hot Springs Oaklawn meet, rider Hildebrand rode two winners. track conditions good. Race notes list multiple early fields with odds and times, including Marvel and Trap pist as winners in the first two races and several horses across the remaining events.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn
Hildebrand
Sumamary
Marvel
Wiam Moffit
C. Ramon
Ines Batchelor
W. ‘Russell
Sadie Marin
Nora Peart
Aviste
G. Ells Worth
Fairview
Trappist
D. Boland
Benson’ Hurst
J." McIntyre
Mutual Benefit
J. Russell
Nepenthe
Samvleon
Onanetta
Charles Elliott
Henry Lyons
Albertola
Myle
Bravery
Huttman
J. McIntyre
Black Cat
Huesman
Annie Chapman
Appland
Turrands
Honolulu
Mnie
Glisten
Clovis
B. Smit
Tete Noir
C. Moris
Loose
Palkignd
Prism Tux
Gellin
Platoon
Hoffman
Jon Gous
W."hooker
Stand Pat
Macey
Tiras
ML Mon
Mordgha
Colonel Preston
Mabel Simms
3. Morris
Golden Age
J. J. Walsh
Thire
Behoove
Tak
Wille Collier
Carnelian
Barlac
Third Race Thriller Draws Tight Matador-Duke Battle
In New Orleans on March 10 at the Crescendo track the third race featured a close duel between Matador and Duke of Kendall. Matador overtook Duke in the stretch forcing Robbins to pull up and lose the lead. Operator won the night’s other races as weather was fall and the track slow and lumpy.
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Matador
Duke of Kendall
New Orleans
Pompano
Verl
Robbins
Duke
Haviland
SeLing
Nevemore
Cacolo
Ale Mouth
W. Robbins
Wellesly
Aubuchon
Flotle Saint
Ben MasDhui
St Merrylegs
Duncan
Bride
Wrene Mac
Louise Histon
Sener
Yveribest
Hillips
Merpeiss
Lo1
Lee
Inspector ‘Gurl
Seder
Mies Gomez
WI. Dale
Dime
Katie Powers
Himes
Mezzo
Marlin
Daisy Green
Roy Murphy
J. Johnson
Sadducree
Slasher
Hover
Glendon
Sir Carter
Royal Pirate
Cynties
Plora Levy
Rainland
HB. Rice
Favoulous
Harry New
Max Rose
Picutua
Mitty
Operator
Gi. Martin
Goldaga
Baird
Edainate
W. Hopins
Hickory Corners
Caithness
Captain Gaston
Queen Rose
W. Phillipa
Subtle
Aubuehon
Viperine
I. Martin
Star
Selimz
Martin
Clique
Chipple Thorpe
Monacraur
Stella Allen
Dixie
Androma
Dancing Nun
Florence May
Precious
Conjuretal
Mildred EB
Migs Schaubran
Fair Grounds
Lady Mercury
Martha Delta
Melville FR
Calypso
Dixie Andrews
Handelet
Mildred B
Ciane
Apryn Bird
Sly Massette
Calendula
Dishabille
Garrett Wilson
Rachael Ward
Misanthrope
Miss Betty
Lee King
Frank Rice
Mint Bei
McWilliams
Barkelmore
Wreath of Ivy
Benchance
Aginland
Subtie
Vic Zeigler
Prentige
Mungulman
Charlie Dickson
Inspector Halpin
Hortensa
Pity
Bountiful
Luéisa
King Rise
Mayor Johnson
Aubochon
Right Royal
Dominick
Jake Gan Jers
Crimmins
Trapper
Philins
Jim Beatty
the Trifler
J. Mathews
Homestead
Mauser
Invincible
Careless
Gregory
Old Stone
Bullfinck
Uittie
Irby "Bennett
Arnol
Fritzbriliar
Wright
Montpetiet
Salad
Woestatt
Pinte
Blue Grass Lad
Andyne
Proteus
Tim McCiantss
Bannocktelle
Edith May
Annaballe Lee
Georgia Notables Visit Atlanta Highlighted by Postell and Brunson
Captain J Fostell of Savannah, a renowned marksman and inspector general of Georgia troops, visits Atlanta with Steve Postell, a leading Atlanta newspaper magnate. The presence of Mrs. V I Goodson and Miss Nancy Goodson at the Aragon, along with General Brunson of the Macon circuit and his daughter, underscores a busy period. Solicitor Brunson’s trip to seek leniency for Bashinski, fined 3500 for illegal room leasing, is noted. J H Morgan and Mrs. Morgan of Longwood Indiana stay at the Piedmont as the Hoosier wealth holder returns from Florida and New Orleans.
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J. ©. Fostell
Savannah
Captain Postell
Steve Postell
Atlanta
Georgia
Captain Postel
Georgia Suota
Brunson
Macon
Piedmont
Alanta
J. H. Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
Longwood
Ind
Mr. Morgan
Hoosier State
Porida
New Orleans
Railway Notes and Depot Plans Progress in Atlanta
John D Patterson, appointed station master of the new depot, will tour Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and Boston to study chief station practices and train handling. He then travels to Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis, and other midwest cities before returning to Atlanta to refine the depot system for a mid April opening.
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John D. Pattersoon
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Patterson
Atlanta
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louia
Middle West
Itta
Dwyer Defeats Leonhardt In Mixed Wrestling Match
Mila Dwyer, a noted middleweight wrestler, defeated Charley Leonhardt in a Graeco-Roman mixed match before about 700 spectators in Birmingham Alabama. Dwyer won the first and third falls with a leg hold around the head, while Leonhardt took the second with a Nelson transition. Dwyer and Jack Monroe plan a Graeco-Roman bout next Friday. Leonhardt challenged Dwyer for a 9 straight Graeco-Roman series.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mila Dwyer
Charley Leonhardt
Granta
Thia Neck of
Woods
Dwyer
Leonhardt
Nelson
Jack Monroe
Leonhardt Tags
Barnard Leaves Atlanta for Cleveland and Return
Secretary Barnard of the Cleveland American League club has arranged the Southern League trip and team logistics in Atlanta. He will return to Cleveland this afternoon and stay about four weeks, then head back to Atlanta next Saturday for the opening of the Cleveland and Atlanta clubs.
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Cleveland
Barnard
Atlanta
Local notes on courts and talks in Atlanta amid war interest
Short items report a Fulton county grand jury adjournment, a City Court session canceled due to a judge's family death, and a busy Superior Court day with cases including the Joseph OConnor vs Georgia Electric Light and Railway Company. Also noted are an Atlanta lecture by Frank Roberson, civic events, oddities from East Point post office, and a proposed Western Packing and Provision Company in Spring, Alabama.
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Frank RK Roberson
Te Atlanta
Rugsiayapan
Sar. Roberson
Reid
Fulton Superior Court
Lumpkin
Joseph
Oconnor
Georgia Electric Light and Railway Company
East Point
Vegemen
Brad Allen
Onder Hig
mi'Itary Post
Yester
Allen
Iuiijeas
Secret Service
Chicano
Convern
Milton 3
Foreman
Nola
Western Packing and Provision Company
Attorley Foreman
James Levin
Joseph F Grossman
Nearporsilen
State OF Georgia
Fulton County
Superior Court of Sad
Henry Rubineau
William G. Humphrey
James H. Gilbert
Bane Creek Coal and Coke Company
Seillal Attick
Sath Corporation
Ita Stockholiera
Asuia Onli
Atlants
Georgia
Anid Corporation
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Buelow
Ash
Charleston
Mig Clarke
Bil
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Lexan
Bradley
Ancot
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Nanon
Tom Hawk
Atlas
Lacretta
Philips
Plotter
Miss Powell
Degramment
Sportsman
Craft Queen
My Gem
Lurene
Ecchihuahua
Formatus
Great Magi
Nitrate
Sheriff Bell
Orchan
Diamante
Grafter
Bugle
Horn
Borgneis
Water Cure
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Slauson
John A. Scott
Wire Bell
Kinsman
Cutter
Agelina
Hans Wrayner
Fonsatta
Georgalette
Bosries
Ban Jose
Mark Lichtenstein
Edna Sullivan
Bob Lewis
Bear Skin
Golden Buck
Mischief
Mamerus
Squire Johnson
H. M. Brattain
Misty's Pride
Andrew B. Cook
Matt Hogan
Sunny Shore
Mcgregor
Handy Bil
Hugh McGowan
Major Tenny
Red Cross
Mary F
Roman
Ahn Meier
Daruma
Fred Bent
Chief Wittman
Birchfrid
Divina
Whitehall Street
Princesa Atheling
Austratina
Vergle d'Or
Spring Brook
Dominos
Tusiles
Rosemond
Sellin Chantay
Reville
Gold Boot
Atilla
Conundrum
Bi' Ghor
Reliance Trogon
Woodwink
Glenwood
Benson Caldwell
Auto
Dr. Kler
Taxman
Morris Wolmer
Curaus
Little Giant
Weed
Yathon
Gardner
Rogers and Cassini
Firet
Velasquez
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Miss Gunn
Walsh
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Erste Platz
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Marov
Jigger
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Maginis
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Main
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Mie End
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Far West
Jennie Hughes
Gavin C
Morfle
van Ness
Waggie Leeber
Voliage
Monkey
Lady Wilmot
Regerent
Miss Comet
The
Canajoharte
Martius
Lord Beach
Wild Irian
Phil King
Angleta
Druid
Terra Firma
Alent
Barbee
Ina. T. Barbee & Co
Louisville, Ky
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
V. I. Goodson
Detroit
Nancy Goodson
Aragon
City
South
Department of the Gulf
Seventh Cavalry
Chickamauga Park
San Francisco
Park
Twelfth Cavalry
Philippines
Carnegie
Ohio
Andrew
Carnegie Jett
Fulton County Grand Jury
Maxtera
Calhoun
Tide Criminal Branch
Etty, Cover
W. S. Kendrick
Frank Coker
Lowisvile and Nashville Railroad
Waverly Place
Stlif
Ben Gur
Christ
Holy City
Wilen
Dr Onveris
Anniston Colege
Anniston
Alabama
W. H. Young
Asheville
N. C
Fuifernk
Crymes
Yrara
Berean Avenue
Lelia May Reeves
Agiin
Mar
Mira
W. FP. Reever
East Fair Street
Cuk‘Shi
Mary
Feti Lioners
Arnold Broyles
Slertr
ERATE
Ful
Ald County
Bottle Crob Coal and Coha Company
Aabt Wee
Arnold Arotus
Colorada
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pucb
St. Louis
Union Pacific
F. Wambeneselaer
Peachires Street
Rome
Davis
Mal Bie
Antoinee Uiey
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