C A C Beats Two Rivers In Fast Keefe Hall Exhibition
In an exhibition between C A C and a Hamilton Manufacturing Two Rivers team, Krueger led Two Rivers with Fogarty speedy and skilled play. Lamm and McInerney anchored C A C as Klott hit long baskets. Final score 36 to 25 in a season ending win for Two Rivers at Keefe Hall.
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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
Heore
Good Judgment Urges Saving For Future Needs
The text argues that sound judgment requires saving in prosperous times to meet future needs. It warns that many misfortunes stem from lack of forethought and urges developing a habit of saving beyond today’s earnings, stressing that a bank pays interest is less important than saving itself.
Oldfield Retires From Racing For One Year
San Antonio March 2 Bar net Oldfield retires from automobile racing for a year after agreeing to surrender his racing outfit including the Blitzen Benz and the Florida beach speed record car. His manager William Pickens also subscribed to the agreement.
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Oldfield
San Antonio
Texas
Barney Oldfield
Buel
American Automobile Association
A. Moross
Blizen
Bens
Florida
William Pickens
Bidwell Heads to Kansas City for League Plans
Ira Bidwell, manager of the Cheyenne Indians, sails to Kansas City to line up candidates for four teams in the proposed Rocky Mountain league for 1911. He aims to secure player berths, arrange uniforms, and finalize league towns including Cheyenne and Cheyenne allies Greeley Loveland Longmont Fort Morgan with strong interest from each.
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Ira Bidwell
Cheyenne Indians
Cheyenne
Kansas City
Bidwell
Colorado
Greeley
Fort Collins
Longmont
Loveland
Fort Morgan
Loramie
Blot Plans World Lightweights Bout for June Show
Louis Blot offered $17 500 or 70 percent of receipts to Wolgast and Moran for a world lightweight title bout on June 4 in Blot's arena at Tia Juana near San Diego after securing a Mexico ring permit.
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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 For Peace Declared by Kaupman
Fragmented text shows Kaupman declaring Morris must work for peace with references to Cleveland and unseen figures. Partial phrases suggest a wartime or political context but details are obscured by OCR errors and missing content.
Pop Anson Appears on New York Stage in Wood Testimonial
Pop Anson, famed Chicago city clerk turned baseball star, makes his second stage appearance at a New York theatre during a testimonial to William H. Wood. He jokes about being paid by the laugh and describes his contract as a “funny” one, earning amounts per laugh, scream, and applause. He recalls Hoyt’s interest in a play about him.
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New York
Pop" Anson
Chicago
Dunne
New York Theatre
William H. Wood
Charles Hoyt
Pop
Speed Is Key For Heavyweight Fighters In Training
Al explains that speed matters for fighters of all sizes and notes Jack OBrien’s versatility against heavies. Morris, starting as a big man, faces a long path to speed, having weighed 190 pounds six years ago and now weighing more, implying tough days ahead.
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Jack O'Brien
Morris
Moore Defeats Maloney at Olympia Club
New York March 2 Pat Moore substituted last minute for Tommy Murphy who was taken ill and defeated Tom Maloney in a fine bout at the Olympia Athletic Club last night.
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New York
Mar
Tommy Murphy
Pat Moore
Olympia Athletic Club
Tommy Maloney
Maloneys Rough Start Ends With Staggered Finish
In a ten round bout Maloneys early aggression against Pat gave way to a cautious later phase as Pat landed cleaner blows and Maloneys defense faltered, leaving the challenger visibly shaken in the final rounds.
Roller Beats Zbysco In Handicapped Bout
Wilkesbarre Pa March 2 Zbysco loses his handicap match with Dr Roller failing to throw the physician once in an hour He had bet 500 dollars that he could do it twice Roller was the aggressor during the last thirty minutes of the bout.
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Wilkesbarre
Zbysco
Dr. Roller
Roller
Wyoming Weather Forecast Guides Weekend Rain
Weather report from Washington on March 2 predicts fair weather Friday and a likely rain event Saturday for Wyoming. Local data show a high of 44 degrees and a low of 24 by 6 p m with wind noted from the west.
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Washington
Mar
Wyoming
Palmer
Wyoming Bars Prize Fights After Governor Veto
Wyoming Governor Carey's veto blocks a bill allowing twenty five round prize boxing before licensed clubs. He argues prize fighting should remain illegal and warns against Nevada style boxing legalization in the state. The veto ends any Cheyenne bout plans for at least two years.
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Sammy Langford
Jack, Johnson
Cheyenne
Carey
F. L. Houx
Wyoming
O'Reilly Objects To Son In Law In Law Suit
St Louis March 2 Andrew J O Reilly a millionaire and former president of the St Louis board of public improvements has not seen his daughter Elizabeth 19 since she eloped with Henry Charles Lewis a chauffeur for a neighboring family The bride says they expect no support and Lewis earns about 150 dollars a month The mother recalls threats to pack Elizabeths clothing onto a truck for departure
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Papa
St. Louis
Andrew J. O'Reilly
New York
Equal suffrage bill killed by South Dakota house
The lower house of the South Dakota legislature defeated the equal suffrage bill by 56 votes to 42 after it had previously passed the senate. The decision was reported from Pierre on March 2.
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South Dakota
Pierre
Senate
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Clevelant
Arl Merrie
Cleveland
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Pop” Anson
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