Fight Promoter Threatens Sheridan Boxing Bouts
George English, Sheri dan Athletic club matchmaker, warns he will prevent any boxing events in Sheridan if blocked from staging fights. He cites discrimination by police and officials favoring the Wyoming Athletic club which plans Thompson versus Magirl next Tuesday night.
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State Law Bans Prize Fighting Citing Public Safety
Officials announce enforcement of a state statute prohibiting prize fighting, detailing penalties and the power of local authorities to intervene. The notice emphasizes public safety and compliance across venues, urging promoters and participants to avoid staged bouts.
Lightweight Wrestler Challenge From Worland Formalized
The Leader office received a challenge from Worland Wyoming to any lightweight wrestler in the world. It singles out Frank Brown of Cheyenne as preferred opponent on behalf of Danny Star the Dago Kid. Manager H F Jubtte confirms the formal challenge.
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Great Trotters to Meet in Match Race at Recreation Park
Kalamazoo Michigan March 6 Interest in the grand circuit trotting meeting July 17 to 22 grows as Secretary W P Engleman aims to stage a matched race featuring leading trotting stars Soprano Joan Halworthy Pensia Maid Billy Burke Dudle Archdale and the Harvester among others owners have signaled willingness for match races during the 1911 season
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Prominent New Yorkers to Attend Weston Birthday Dinner
Westons birthday celebration on March 15 will bring together notable New Yorkers including Sturges Fish William Nelson Carmwell and Henry Cléens to honor veteran walker Edward Payson Weston at a Weston residence in New York City.
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Denver Signs Third Baseman Tommy Moe This Spring
President McHli of Denver confirms a wire from Manager Jack Hendricks announcing the signing of Third Baseman Tommy Moe from the St Louis American League club. Moe joins the Denver team as they prepare for the upcoming season.
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New York Papers Gauge the Wolgast Brown Fight
Reports from New York indicate Wolgast and Knockout Brown fought ten rounds to a draw at the National Sporting Club. Brown pressed early, landing a sharp left hook that staggered Wolgast and shifted momentum, while Wolgast’s right arm swelling from blows reportedly affected his edge. Both papers note Brown's slight superiority in most rounds except two, with lingering questions about form and endurance.
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Hunting and Sport Tales From a March Sports Afield
The March issue of Sports Afield offers articles on hunting across the nation from Indiana to Oklahoma, including deer and grouse shooting, buffalo and lion hunts, and travel notes. The piece highlights a visit to Bullhead’s Choctaw home and a deer hunt ensuing there, inviting readers to buy the magazine or mail 15 cents for a copy.
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Cy Young Optimistic on Addie Joss Arm Return
Cy Young, famed pitcher, believes Addie Joss will recover from an arm injury and return strong for the coming season. He recalls his own past elbow problems and credits rest and treatment for a full comeback with the Napsters and later teams.
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British General Rumored Alive in China Drill Duty
A report via the Orient liner Asia says General Sir Hector MacDonald once believed dead in 1963 now drills Chinese troops in a lodging house in Parks. British sources aboard Kent and船 accomponied officers in Honolulu provided the location and details of his alleged activities.
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Widow wins suit over relatives in Bill Barlow case
Frank H. Barrow, brother of the late La Brush philosopher Bill Barlow, admits copying portions of Barlow writings in a Washington DC case. Mrs. Minnie F. Barrow claims fraudulent appropriation. Barrow says he took items from Douglas, left a note, surrendered papers, and will destroy 1,000 copies of the Proverbs book.
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Bryan warns Democrats against naming Harmon for President
W J Bryan warns the 1912 Democratic National Convention not to nominate Gov. Harmon of Ohio, saying his commendation of Harmon was misread as support. The Commoner quotes Bryan clarifying he praised several leaders but did not declare for their nomination.
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Gov Harmon Seen As Possible Democratic Nominee
A newspaper clipping notes Governor Harmon is an available man for the Democratic nomination with views to be shared once discussion of the subject becomes proper.
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