Reds and Ormond Hold 3 3 Tie in Midseason Exhibit
A large crowd watched the Reds and Ormond tie 3 to 3 after ten innings at the YMCA Park in St. Augustine. Rudolph pitched well for Ormond as Reds used four pitchers with Tozer closing. Ganzel watched from the bench as Reds and Ormond showed strong form in the midseason clash.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Augustine
Fla
Reds
Ormond
Rudolph
Campbell
Upp
Ragan
Tozer
Ganzel
Ormond Punch
Outsiders Triumph in Five Furlongs at Los Angeles Track
In a crowded card at Los Angeles on March 17, only Cruzados upset the favorites by winning the five furlong third race at 7 to 1. Renshaw placed second at 10 to 1 with Teddy Hodge fading to third as the heavily favored horse. The day featured six races with multiple outsized results and listed runners.
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Los Angeles
Cruzados
Renshaw
Teddy Hodge
Strat Martin
Musgrave
Joseph K
Shriner
Suzer
Schilling
Harvey Clark
Waldorf
Franciscan
the Hammer
Henry of
Hickey Daley
Crusader
Goldstein
Archibald
Oconomowoc
Virginia
Lorraine
Daisy Frost
Ella True
el Bernardo
John C. Gruas
Hidden Hand
E. M. Frye
Ross
Get Red
Lundabee
Orcagna
Matory Barrett
Royal Queen
Avontellus
Burns
Ouardi
Merlingo
Associate
Bragg
Kerry
Barbette
Brawley Lad
Lois Cavanagh
Simra
Burt G. Lewis
First Race at 6 Furlongs With Notable Weights Listed
The card lists six furlong races with weights for Orlando Bounding Elk Grac chus Come On Sam Foxhall Gin oweén Alencon Ben Strong Hadar Emergency and more. The slate continues with steeplechase and selling races featuring a variety of horses and riders with assigned weights across races.
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Orlando
Bounding Elk
No. Quarter
Gracchus
Come On Sam
Foxhall
Ginoweén
Alencon
Ben Strong
Hadar
Emergency
Golden Rush
Woodside
McAllister
Gold Circle
Lindale
Dario
Kemp Ridgeley
Dr. Logan
John Dillon WA
Dandy Dancer
Miss Delaney
Risk
Handzarra
Beatrice K
Ketchemike
Plattoon
Robin Hood
Merrick
Nigger Baby
My. Lady Frances
Inez Sister
Yankee Daughter
Columbus
Snap
Elizabeth Harwood
Anne McGee
Intervene
Brougham
Little M
Irrigator
Fore
Inez
Yankee
Ellison
Corrigan
Cella
Miss Sain
Masquerade
the Shaughraun
R. C. Rann
al Miller
Hasty Agnes
Doubt
Lord Lovat
Alma Dufour
Boxing tragedy ends in death at Bijou Theater
In Philadelphia a 19 year old amateur boxer Willie Robinson died after a knockout blow from Charles Wolfe during a 35 second bout. The fight was for a Douglas prize. referee, Wolfe, Moore, and Williams faced immediate hearing as coroner’s jury weighs action.
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Philadelphia
Bijou
Willie Robinson
Charles Wolfe
Robinson
Wolfe
Conte Sants
Douglas
Frank Moore
Williams
Schweikert's Three-Men Tourney Entries Closer March 21
Entries for Schweikert's three man tournament are arriving quickly with the entry deadline set for March 21.
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Schweikert
Jockey Sumter wins opener at City Park on Gloriole
Jockey Sumter guides Gloriole to a 3 to 1 victory in the opening race at City Park track. Miss Imogene finishes runner-up with Lurid in third. Belle Weber upsets in Race Five at 30 to 1.
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Gloriole
Miss Imogene
New Orleans
Sumter
City Park Track
Lurid
Belle Weber
Gold Proof
Cooney K
Gloriale
J. Sumter
Imogene
Notter
W. Walker
Babba
May Lee
Alamia
Maid of Gotham
Ollie
Malecon
Straight Talk
Lady Hammon
Bessie Trent
Lydia Ginter
Wheat Bread
Heider
Lindale
Buckman
Archibald
Gallithea
Ralph Reese
Little Wally
Schoolcraft
Mixup
Lorrimer
Nicol
Wausau
Spunky
HE. Dugan
Polar Star
McQuiddy
Gratiot
Milo
Royal Jack
Knight Head
Senator Paynter
Don Q
Tim Kelly
Gavel
John Carroll
J. Lee
Green Seal
EB. Dugan
Temacoe
Polly Prim
Premium
Danna
Gala Proof
S. Flynn
E. T. Shipp
Convolo
Lens
Frizette
Lady Almy
Czar
Brussel
Himelaya
Bereaud, Jr
Firmament
Flora Riley
Albert M
Task Master
Night Mist
Busy Boy
Joe McCarthy
Jack Witt
Warner Griswell
Flaxman
Lady Vincent
Beau Brummell
Docile
George Bailey
Flonawey
Lady Alicia
Palm Beach Opens Power Boat Regatta With Four Wins
Palm Beach Florida March 17 four events opened the fourth annual power boat regatta on Lake Worth. Colphin owned by Eugene De Klist won the under 80 rating five mile race and Bay City General skippered by E R Walker took the 80 plus class. Dolphin Buffalo led the ten mile event and Irene won the fifteen mile handicap race while Dixie driven by E J Schroeder chased the field in 33 minutes 46 seconds.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Lake Worth
American Power Boat Association
Colphin
Eugene de Klist
Buffalo
Irene
Dixie
Schroeder
Car stops in Greenville during Paris to Paris endurance tour
The Werner gasoline car used by Maurice Drieghe of The Paris Journal and chauffeur Max L'Homme broke near Greenville Illinois. They expect repairs to be completed in two days and then continue the Paris to Paris endurance journey.
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ST. Louis
Werner
Maurice Drieghe
Paris Journal
Max L’homman
Paris
Greenville
Illinois
Est
Gardner Wins National Amateur Billiard Championship Match
E. W. Gardner of Passaic New Jersey defeated Clarence Jackson of Chicago in Chicago in the National Amateur billiard championship by 400 to 260 this afternoon.
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Chicago
E. W. Gardner
Passaic
N. J
Clarence Jackson
Mudhens Ship To Training Camp Under Armour Manager
The Toledo Mudhens gathered with twenty three players led by Manager Armour. They departed for their training camp at 9 30 p m last night.
False Start At Oakland Races Disrupt Betting
In Emeryville two year old race Pomare won after a false start by Collice caused a near-disorder. Ocean Queen second, Yolo third. Second race declared no contest, bets off. St Patrick Day Handicap upset with Janeta first, Johnny Lyon second, Import third amid crowded judges and disapproval. Other races list results and entrants with times.
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Oakland
Emeryville
Pomare
Collice
Holtman
Ocean Queen
Yolo
Janeta
Johnny Lyons
Import
Fantastic
Boas
W. Miller
Darlington
Butwell
Wasp
W. Kelly
Abbey
Adena
Bannock
Bob
Benhner
Karonia
St. Charles
Love of Gold
Heinliebing
Sandy
Stuart
Right Easy
Cavallera
Adriana
LeCouvereur
Loula
Anamour
Winnakee
Rose Kismet
Pallas
May Amelia
Buxton
Andrew B. Cook
Knapp
Kruka
Nagaram
Boloman
Captain Burnett
Peggy O'Neal
Adele Brooks
Anona
Day Star
Butler
Johnny Lyon
Hayes
Gilbert
Grace G
St. Elmwood
Rather Royal
Silver Line
Tonic
A. Walsh
Taunt
Miller
Senator Warner
Claudincitor
King Ellsworth
Gypsy King
Hilgert
Galvanic
Sibari
Como
Gene Handlen
Bryan
Dr. Coleman
Kenilworth
Harwood
Golden Sentiment
Mary B. Clarke
Gardner Beats Jackson in National Billiards Match
Gardner of Passaic New Jersey defeated Clarence Jackson of Chicago 400 to 250 in the fourth game of the National amateur championship. High run 63 marked Gardner’s second turn as the key score. Conklin then beat Poggenburg 400 to 229 in the fifth game with Conklin opening with 50 and finishing strong. Standing to date shows Gardner and Conklin leading their groups.
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Chicago
B. W. Gardner
Passaic
N. J
Clarence Jackson
Gardner
Jackson
Fred Conklin
J. F. Poggenburg
New York
Conklin
Poggenburg
Demarest
Wright
No Schedule Adopted In Central League Meeting
In Zanesville Ohio on March 17 the Central League meeting failed to convene earlier because magnates arrived late. A handful of favored schedules were discussed but set aside for the day. The committee’s constitutional changes, discussed in Wheeling, were approved. Work on adopting the schedule resumes tomorrow morning.
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Zanesville
Central League
Wheeling
Armour Likes Hulswitt Picks Madhens for South Camp
The Toledo baseball team of the American Association, twenty four strong, left for a Chattanooga training camp after assembling in the city yesterday. Two Cincinnati boys and ex-Cincinnatian join the Madhens this season, Jack Suthoff, Harry Armbruster, and Billy Elwert. President Armour, also manager, praised shortstop Hulswitt as the best he has seen aside from Terry Turner, and predicted George Upp will be a regular pitcher on the southern trip.
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Toledo
American Association
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cincinnati
Hulgwitz
Terry Turner
Cleveland
Armour
George Upp
Blooded Dogs At Cincinnati Show Draw Big Crowd
Spectators packed Music Hall for the Cincinnati Kernel Club exhibition with about 524 blooded dogs entered by breeders from around the country. Prizes covered Bloodhounds to Bulldogs, with many classes awarding top dogs such as Nero the Newfoundland and Hippo the Greyhound, plus local entries from Ravenswood and Coatridge among others.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Burns Quickly Defeats Roche for World Heavyweight Title
Tommy Burns American heavyweight champion knocked out Jem Roche in 1 minute 38 seconds at Theater Royal Dublin. The $7,500 purse and $2,500 side bet were backed by Richard Croker. Crowds cheered Burns while Roche received a large Irish reception before the swift finish.
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Dublin
Tommy Burns
Jem ‘Roche
Theater Royal
Burns
Roche
Rochet
Richard Croker
Tammany
Wexford
Bill
Squires
Croker
Mr. Croker
Dog Show Results with Multiple Winners and Owners
The article lists numerous dogs and owners with first, second, and third places across Novice, Limit, Open, and combined classes. Key names include Amity, Prince, Walkures Tannhauser, Marco Polo Admiral Bob, and Judge noted champions from Marco Polo kennels and Amity.
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Ravenswood Reward
D. E. Gardner
Winona Donald
Carl D. Herdman
Coatbridge Corn
W. G. Brown
Brooker Ross
J. R. Ross & Sons
Mimms
Roderick
George Mimms
Alstead Ross
Trelawnty Genius
Daniel G. French
Roderick’s
H. M. Wood
Fred M. Huggins
Edgemont Springs
Alex. L. Parker
Mrs
Trelawney Valor
D. G. French
Alex. D. Parker
Lotus King
Lewis Davis
Imperial Rightaway
H. H.duncan
Aorangi Cordelia
F. M. Huggins
Woodcote Hermit
Rodney Kennels
Vinnemount Retreat
Vinnemount Kennels
Will Makanayme
Richard Bennett
Vinnemount
Happy Hooligan
Eberhardt Kennels
Jefferson Jenk
A. B.thrasher
Vinnemount Juno
Sparkling Star
Fred Barber
Bitches
Vinemount Juno
Woodcote
Teddy Bear
Eberhardt Kennele
Mark II
Margaret Collins
Joe
Dick Ebbers
Prince
Walter L. Taft
Amity
Alta Kennels
Sir Lion
Edward Hester
King Lear
Gus. Flick
Caesar
Prince H
D. Ferris
Marco Polo
Admiral Bob
Marco Polo Kennels
Same
Marco Polo Hercules Rex
Wallwres Tannhauser
J. A. Grundhoefer
Walkures Tannhauser
Alexander
Duke of Wurtemburg
Marco Polo Olga
Theodore Schuerle
Fordham Sato
Dr. W. F. Meyers
Lore von Imm
Dalmore Kennels
Meta
Marco Polo Senator
Marco Polo Venus
Alfonso Escapes Auto Accident in Toledo King Sees Narrow Collision
King Alfonso, arriving in Toledo, Spain, narrowly avoids a collision when his automobile nearly hits another car carrying royal party members. The second car is wrecked and four occupants suffer minor injuries in the incident.
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Toledo
Spain
Alfonso
General Rolando Arrives in New York Amid Venezuela Tensions
General Nicholas Rolando, known for opposing President Castro in Venezuela, lands in New York aboard the Maracaibo from Curacao via Venetian port. He previously escaped Venezuela to Curacao on a small sloop. Passengers link his visit to possible political movements, but offer no details.
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New York
Nicholas Rolando
Venezuela
Castro
Maracaibo
Venetian Porte
Rolando
Vene
Zuela
Curacao
Emperor confirms Stoessel death sentence and commutation
St Petersburg March 17 The Emperor today affirmed the death sentence on Lieutenant General Stoessel and endorsed the court recommendation to commute it to ten years in a fortress. The former Port Arthur commander had petitioned for a full pardon but was refused.
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ST. Petersburg
Stoessel
Port Arthur
Iowa Republicans Indorse Taft At State Convention
At Des Moines tomorrow the Iowa Republican convention will back tariff revision and endorse Senator William B. Allison strongly while selecting four delegates at large to the national convention. Allison’s faction leads, Cummins’ group trails but may gain strength before adjournment.
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Des Moines
William B. Allison
William H. Taft
Allison
Cummin
Life Saving Service Bill Benefits Ohio River Stations
Washington March 17 Members of the life saving stations at Louisville on the Ohio River and on Lake Erie will gain from a bill passed by the House and destined to pass the Senate. It provides for promotion of life saving service members a daily ration a retired list and pensions for widows and dependent children of those killed in the line of duty. The act aims to boost efficiency by enabling recruitment which current laws do not allow.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Louisville
Ohio River
Lake Erie
House
Senate
French car delays in Nebraska and Iowa dispatch updates
The first French car reached Grand Island Nebraska but its shaft failed again forcing a three day delay. In Carroll Iowa French Car No 2 broke down east of town and was hauled in for shipping to Omaha for repairs with a plan to intercept repairs en route. Fairbanks Alaska notes gasoline distribution along the race trail for the automobile contest.
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Grand Island
Neb
Carroll
Omaha
San Francisco
American car arrives at Kelton Utah and German car reaches Omaha Neb
The American car arrived at Kelton 9 miles west of Ogden at 10 a.m. today traveling part of the way over the old Central Pacific Railroad. The German car arrived in Omaha at 4 p.m. this afternoon.
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Ogden
Utah
Kelton
Here
Central Pacific
Omaha, Neb
Hart gets decision in St Patrick's Day bout
In Hot Springs Arkansas Marvin Hart of Louisville won a four to nothing decision against John Wille of Chicago before a large St Patrick's Day crowd. A clinch followed by a Hart retreat saw Wille land a right to Hart's ear causing a fall Hart could not respond and his ear may be seriously injured. Referee Dr Norton of Memphis officiated.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Marvin Hart
Louisville
John Wille
Chicago
Hart
Wille
Doc? Norton
Memphis
Burns Beats Beell In Wrestling Match In Omaha
In Omaha on March 17 Farmer Burns defeated Fred Beell of Wisconsin, capturing the first and third falls in a tightly contested bout. Both wrestlers were evenly matched throughout the contest.
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Omaha
Neb
Farmer" Burns
Fred Beell
Wisconsin
Koehler's Tournament at Koehler's Alleys
A two man bowling tournament will be held at Koehler's alleys in Bellevue Kentucky starting in March. Entries close on March 24.
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Koehler
Bellevue
Wahle's Rolloff Date Change Announcement
Wahle's roll-off entry deadline moved to March 19 from March 20. the roll-off begins on March M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahle
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