Oklahoma 10 Fore With New Hope of Race
Oklahoma embraces a boxing rival scenario centering on Frank Lammers a 22 year old Muskogee fighter praised for his grit. Police chief Charles Kinsey mentors him guiding toward Queensberry rules while Lammers seeks a path beyond street brawling and toward formal championship status.
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Wolgast to Meet Brown in California Title Battle Feasibility
World news notes Wolgast lightweight champion likely to fight Knockout Brown in California within three months. The match attracts interest after Brown’s strong recent showings in Philadelphia and New York. Possible East Coast defense finale with Hogan at Madison A C on April 18. Jones travels to LA to finalize LA bout plans.
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Wolgast
Brown
California
Philadelphia
Abe Attell
Packey McFarland
Owen Moran
Woigast
Hogan
Madison A. C
Tom Jones
Los Angeles
International polo matches prep underway in New York
New York reports extensive preparations underway for the International polo matches with teams assembling and facilities being readied for the event. Officials and organizers anticipate a wide audience and significant participation in the series.
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Polo Match Between England and America at Meadow Brook
The Meadow Brook grounds on Long Island will host an England versus America polo match in early June. Over 160000 will fund field improvements including a special system for turf care and a 15000 seat grandstand. Forty British ponies and the Whitney string horses are prepped for practice at Lakewood before a series of Lakewood tournaments starting March 18.
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America
Meadow Brook
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Lakewood
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George Gould
American Polo Association
Harry Payne Whitney
Glidden Tour to Return as Main AA A Feature This Year
The American Automobile Association confirms the Glidden tour will be held with routes from Washington to Ottawa about 1200 miles long. Ninety percent of the roads will be used and hill climbing will be featured. The course runs Washington to Baltimore to Philadelphia then New Jersey to New York City and onward to Canada, omitting the New England detour.
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Thompsons Knocks Out Magirl In Sheridan Bout
Maurice Thompson of Butte defeats Art Magirl of Nebraska with a hard right in the third round of a scheduled twenty round match in Sheridan Wyoming. Magirl entered with a strong record and expected at least a draw but Thompson dominated from the start, delivering a volley of blows that weakened Magirl by the end of the second round. The bout was refereed by the Wisconsin Kid, Wyoming Athletic Club matchmaker.
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Magirdl Sheridan
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Maurice Thompson
Butte
Art Magirl
Magirl
Sheridan
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Thompson
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Matchhmaker
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Sunday Practice Ruling Threatens Camps in Hot Springs
Hot Springs Arkansas March a dispute pitsBrooklyn Cincinnati and St Louis teams against Prosecuting Attorney Wood over Sunday training and exhibition games. Wood warns of enforcing an old unenforced law threatening ban on Sunday activities if rules are not loosened.
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Ark
Mar
Brooklyn
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Boston Boxer Al Delmont Wins Narrow Decision
Al Delmont of Boston defeated Jimmy Carroll of San Francisco in a ten round set-to held here. Delmont earned the decision in a competitive bout.
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Carmon Boston
Mar
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Jimmy Carroll
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Sexton Engaged to Coach Harvard Nine
Cambridge announces Harvard Baseball appoints Dr. Frank Sexton to a two year coaching term. He takes over after agreeing to lead the Crimson squad in the upcoming seasons.
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Mar
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Elks Dance Friday March 10 All Elks Invited
A local notice invites Elks members to a dance on Friday March 10 inviting all lodge members to attend and enjoy an evening of social entertainment at the hall.
Roosevelt Begins Six Week Western Tour
New York March reports Theodore Roosevelt starts a six weeks journey to the Pacific and back. His first stop is Atlanta, Georgia, tomorrow. He says he has nothing to cry about.
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Mar
Theodore Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
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Celenel Roosevelt
Reverend Marsland Faces Prison For Crime Involving Woman
New York report states the Rev. Frank Marsland a Methodist preacher in Long Island and New Jersey admits guilt to a serious charge and faces a three to five year term. His wife Mrs. Marsland of Lynbrook confronted him with Miss Elslever, a Brooklyn woman, in North Bergen New Jersey.
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Frank Marsland
Long Island
New Jersey
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N. J
Marsland
Lynbrook
L. 1
Hill Street
Misa Iver
Rourke Plans to Waive Five Players from Omaha
Omaha reports owner Bob Rourke will waive five of his old men. If any club refuses to waive, it costs $750 to purchase that player. Names mentioned include Hollenbeck, Patton, Davis, Store, and Thorpsop, with mixed opinions on their future value.
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Omaha
Mar
Pa Rourke
Pale Alter
Hollenbeck
Patton
Davis
Store
Thorpsop
Togo
Ouaha
Thompson
Paris
Mearly
Husband saves wife in dramatic bay rescue at Bremerton
In Bremerton Washington Marjorie Leroy a New York woman leapt from the navy yard pier into Port Orchard Bay after an argument over tipping a waiter. Her husband Fred Leroy jumped after her and saved her from drowning then was himself saved from the drink. The couple later tangled and he fell into the water.
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Wash
Marjorie Leroy
New York City
Navy Yard
Port Orchard Bay
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Leroy
Fred Leroy
Attempts to Red Husband Ends in Gunfire in LA
Frank Lyon, manager of the Weat Disinfectant company, attempted to assault his wife in Los Angeles. In the struggle a revolver fired from under the husband’s pillow, wounding him in the left leg. Two operations followed. his fate uncertain.
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Frank Lyon
Weat
Claim of sweater theft sparks courtroom dispute
A man testified that a sweater found after a trip to George Weigand's property south of town belonged to a man and was stolen from a buggy. He accused the plain tiff or her relatives of stealing it and substituting a woman's sweater for use in the suit. Judge Dever reserved his decision.
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Estella Weigand
Dever
Husband urged others to kiss wife in suit for maintenance
In St Louis court Mrs Ella Mulholland Pickel testified that Frederick J Pickel son of a marble works proprietor enjoyed watching other men kiss his wife and often urged them to do so. Her appearance suggests she is mooted kissable.
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Frederick J. Pickel
Ella Mulholland Pickel
Muench
Pickel
Divorce case grips Millersburg court
Millersburg March 8. The divorce suit of Mrs Hivira Stillwell dominated the afternoon session. Judge Wellington Stillwell testified and faced questions over the testimony of the plaintiff's witnesses while denying several key points. The proceedings centered on alleged fault and personal conduct.
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Hivira Stillwell
Wellington Stillwell
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