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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
4
Practical notes urge alfalfa and high nitrogen fodder for milk, plus balanced rations for cows and hogs. Recommendations cover rye barley drill, wintering stock, pasture for ewes, wood ashes to curb acidity, and careful poultry and lamb management.
Reported plans place The Huguenot, bay six year old, in Pop Geers lineup for next season. The horse is tied to famed siblings The Abbott and The Abbe, both trained by Geers and linked to Village Farm, Mambrino King and Nettie King bloodlines. Owned by Arthur H. Parker, The Huguenot showed speed in 2:12 mile work and a 1:04 half.
Lightweight champion Wolgast says he will be ready to fight Nelson again in February or March after his broken arm heals. He notes Nelson’s poor San Francisco showing with la Grave proves he cannot return, and Wolgast adds he can draw more money with Nelson than any other foe.
Abe Moore Attell Packey McFarland Lew Powell Jack Goodman and others are cited as not aligning with the policy of Gans Lavigne Erne McAuliffe and other titleholders in this class. The note outlines the clash over compliance with established champions and their governing rules.
Quarterback McGovern earns the nickname Terrible Terry as Minnesota faces Michigan. Wrestling managers weigh gate receipts over merit. Walter Camp stresses brains over brawn for football success. Hackenschmidt hints at public revelations on Gotch and Yussili Mah mout. Bobby Wallace linked to St. Louis Browns as a wealthy manager candidate. Dartmouth’s deaf star Cottrell signals plays via system used by Tom Lynch with Cuban players. Joseph Flanner, Johnson aide, becomes editor of Sporting News. I H Grubb sets 100 mile cycling record in 65 1 22 despite winds.
A 1910 study by Willie Keeler on mastering batting tendencies and fielding reads. It stresses tracking batters, opponents pitcher pairings, and weekly scores to anticipate hits. Keeler urges fielders to study positions, bait runners, and aim throws quickly to infield.
Western Open Champion Charles Evans Jr of Northwestern heads a plan to form a Western Intercollegiate Golf association modeled after eastern universities. Promoters seek reps from Chicago Northwestern Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Michigan Minnesota with meeting invites extended. An inaugural championship and team title are planned with hoped prizes from the Western Golf Association.
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