C. A. C. Beats Two Rivers In Fast Exhibition Game
C. A. C. defeats Two Rivers Wis Hamiton Manufacturing team 36 to 25 in a brisk season finale at Keefe hall. Lamm, Krueger, Fogarty, and McInerney starred for the home squad against a quick Hamilton lineup with Klott hitting long baskets and Hawes and McInerney guarding closely.
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Keefe Hall
Two Rivers
Wis
Hamiltton Manufacturing Company
Hamilton
Krueger
Fogarty
Klott
McInerney
Hawes
Lamm
A. C
Fies
Fogarty Bae Tee
Sale
Speed van Moulton
Cary Hawea
R. G
Reddington McInerney
Ll. x
Fox
Basketa
Klett
Ts 1. Two Rivers: Cary 4, Fogarty 3, Speed 2, Krueger 2, Bagkels On foulea—Lamm
Pogurty
Heere
Good judgment and saving for the future
The passage urges saving in prosperous times to prepare for future needs. It argues that foresight matters more than the small 4 percent interest, urging readers to form a habit of saving beyond tomorrow. The Bank of Personal emphasizes prudent financial behavior.
Oldfield Retires From Racing for One Year
San Antonio Texas March 2 Barney Oldfield has agreed to retire from automobile racing for one year after a dispute with the American Automobile Association over a fight within the body A rumored $50 000 payoff was involved Oldfield turned over his Blitzen Benz racing outfit including the world speed record car to FH A Moross and his manager William Pickens joined the pledge to stand with the agreement
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Oldfield
San Antonio
Texas
Barney Oldfield
Buel
American Automobile Association
A. Moross
Blizen
Bens
Florida
William Pickens
Bidwell Begins Inspection Tour for Rocky Mountain League
Ira Bidwell, Cheyenne Indians manager and promoter of the Rocky Mountain league for 1911, sails to Kansas City to recruit players and arrange uniforms. He eyed Cheyenne, Greeley, Loveland, Longmont, and Fort Morgan for league towns, with Greeley and Loveland showing strong backing and Cheyenne to lead teams.
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Ira Bidwell
Cheyenne Indians
Cheyenne
Kansas City
Bidwell
Colorado
Greeley
Fort Collins
Longmont
Loveland
Fort Morgan
Loramie
Blot Eyes World Lightweight Title Bout in Mexico Plan
Louis Blot offered a purse of 17 500 or 70 percent of receipts for a 15 round world lightweight title fight between Wolgast and Moran on June 4. He has permit to stage ring battles in Mexico and will bring the rivals to his arena at Tia Juana near San Diego.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Louis Blot
Night
Tom Jonce
Ato Welgay
Charles Harvey
Owen Moran
Reclpta
Beth
Wolgach
Moran
Blot
Mexico
Tia Juana
Nouth
San Diego
Morris Must Work Porpeed Declares Kaupman
Fragmentary text from Cleveland dated March 2 shows Kaupman issuing a declaration about Morris and a request or demand to proceed. The legible parts mention Merrie, love, fear, and wood but lack clear context or complete sentences. Names and places are partly readable but incomplete.
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Clevelant
Arl Merrie
Cleveland
Ais West
Pop Anson Performs in New York Stage Testimonial
New York on March 2 saw Pop Anson, famed Chicago City Clerk and baseball figure, appear in a stage testimonial honoring William H. Wood. Anson joked he performs for money, detailing his pay per laugh and scream, and recalled a Chicago umpire bluff that inspired a Hoyt play which failed.
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New York
Pop" Anson
Chicago
Dunne
New York Theatre
William H. Wood
Charles Hoyt
Pop
Al and Morris Talk Speed in Boxing Career Paths
Al explains speed is crucial for all fighters and cites Jack O'Brien’s shifty style as effective against heavies. He notes Morris must endure a long period of development to gain speed, given his heavier starting weight.
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Jack O'Brien
Morris
Moore Beats Maloney In Last Minute Ring Return
Pat Moore substituted for ill Tommy Murphy at the Olympia Athletic Club and defeated Tom Maloney in a spirited boxing bout. Moore stepped in late to claim a decisive victory.
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New York
Mar
Tommy Murphy
Pat Moore
Olympia Athletic Club
Tommy Maloney
Maloney Dominates Early Then Fades Against Pat
In a ten round bout Maloney pounded Pat early but soon retreated as the end approached. He finished the contest staggering and unable to defend himself as the late rounds wore on.
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Ings
Maloney
Pat
Roller Beats Zbysco In Handicap Match
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on March 2 Zbysco failed to throw Dr. Roller in an hour long handicap bout. Zbysco had staked $500 that he could throw the physician twice, but Roller dominated the final thirty minutes of the match.
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Roller
Zbysco
Wilkesbarre
Dr. Roller
Wyoming Weekend Forecast Brings Rain Likely
Weather forecast from Washington reports fair conditions Friday for Wyoming with a chance of rain Saturday. Local data show the 24 hour period ending 6 p m recorded a maximum of 44 degrees and a minimum of 24 degrees, signed by W.8. Palmer.
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Washington
Mar
Wyoming
Palmer
Wyoming veto blocks legalized prize fighting for two years
Governor Carey vetoes a Wyoming bill that would have legalized twenty five round boxing contests in licensed clubs. He argues the measure would repeal current anti prize fighting laws and condemns the act as inappropriate for the state. The veto ends any Cheyenne area plans for Langford Johnson bouts for at least two years.
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Sammy Langford
Jack, Johnson
Cheyenne
Carey
F. L. Houx
Wyoming
O'Reilly Objects After Elizabeth Elopes With Chauffeur
Andrew J. O'Reilly, former St. Louis board of public improvements president, has not seen his daughter Elizabeth since her elopement and marriage to Henry Charles Lewis, a family chauffeur. Elizabeth says she and her husband expect no support. he earns $150 a month and comes from a respectable New York family.
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Papa
St. Louis
Andrew J. O'Reilly
New York
Equal Suffrage Bill Killed in South Dakota House
Pierre March 2 The equal suffrage measure was killed in the South Dakota lower house by a 56 to 42 vote after passing the senate.
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South Dakota
Pierre
Senate
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Pop” Anson
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