Atherstone Wins Coffroth Handicap At Tijuana Race
Mrs V Vivaudou's five year old gelding Atherstone captured the 50 000 added Coffroth Handicap over 1 ¼ miles at Tijuana Mexico marking a 2 07 2 5 time. General Thatcher ran second by a head with Spic and Span third as a four horse contest unfolded amid a sloppy track and changing weather.
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Tijuana
Thatcher
Span
Mex
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Chilhowee
Cassidy
Spic and
Elston
Phusla
Barnes
Wakeoff
Nevada Stock Farm
Phusia
Thatche Barnes
Old Crow
Mortenson
Lord Valentine
Mar’nez
Wildrake
Hooper
Odd Seth
Stroller
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Joe G
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Lena Wood
Atherstone Agies
Spic and Span
Phulsa
O’donnell
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Spread Eagle
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Lucky Play
Cherry Tree
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Idle Thoughts
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Star of Eve
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Excuse Me
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McHugh
Wiltrude Wood
G.joh
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Joe Patton
Sweet Auns
Jay Roberts
Donatello
Wynnewood
Mary Contrary
Walter Dant
Led
Glanmere
Kane Goes East To Close Match For His Charge
Eddie Kane sails for New York to arrange a bout for Tommy Gibbons against Gene Tunney or Harry Wills within three months. If Gibbons boxes Tunney, the match lands at the Polo Grounds on June 12. if Wills, it headlines the Milk Fund program at Yankee Stadium May 28. Tunney would take 20 percent of the gate, with expected receipts between 400000 and 500000 dollars.
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Chicago
Eddie Kane
Tommy Gibbons
New York
Gene Tunney
Harry Wills
Jack Dempsey
Kane
St. Paul
Jimmy de Forrest
Polo Grounds
A. C
Gibbons
Tunney
de Forrest
Billy Gibson
Yankee Stadium
Wills
Tupney
Box Wills
Box Gibbons
Argentines Triumph In Madrid Soccer Match
The visiting Argentine football team defeated Gimnatica Espagnol 1 to 0 in Madrid.
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Madrid
Gimnatica Espagnol
Truss Promises Relief With Free Home Trial Offer
Advertises a newly invented truss claiming eight of ten ruptures cured and describes a comfortable design without a chafeing leg strap. The firm notes 30 years in business and offers free trials at home, contrasting with distant suppliers in Kansas City Ohio Marshall Michigan and Adam New York.
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Kansas City
Marshall
Mich
Adam
N. Y
Tijuana Results First Race at Claiming Meet
Racing at Tijuana features multiple claiming events with purses from 600 to 800 dollars. Notable finishes include Golden Red and Whipsaw in early races, and Lord Valentine among the top three in the eighth. Weather unsettled with a sloppy track.
Amateur baseball drills and results from Cincinnati area games
Cold weather kept practice short as hundreds of players filled municipal fields. The Shevlin Club beat the Price Hill Tigers 9 to 4 at Elder Stadium with Dabney and Cassini homers, while Christ Church and Sipe Butterfield joined light drills and signings ahead of autumn season.
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Shevlin Club
Greater Cincinnati
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Cassini
Hess
Hunter
Jack Searles
Chicago Mill and Lumber Company
Christ Church
Searles
Supply
Brighton Merchants and Leonine Candidates Practice
Brighton merchants and Leonine players trained at Faes sel's Field under managers Karhoff and Goodnough. Both leaders expressed satisfaction with the prospects for their Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association clubs.
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Brighton Merchants
Leonine
Faessel’s Field
Karhoff
Goodnough
Greater Cincinnati
Otis Meats Top Bridgetown Tigers 9–8 at Dempsey Park
Otis Meats, a Class C team, defeated Class B Bridgetown Tigers 9 to 8 yesterday afternoon at Dempsey Park. The younger aggregation outplayed the Tigers throughout the game.
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Otis Meats
Bridgetown Tigers
Dempsey Park
Tigers
Covington Lions Defeat Manhattan Rockets 16 to 6
The Covington Lions beat the Manhattan Rockets 16 to 6 on the Rockets home field. Covington rises in Northern Kentucky Class A while Manhattan remains in Campbell and Kenton Counties Class B.
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Covington Lions
Manhattan Rockets
Northern Kentucky
Campbell
Kenton
Covington Gems, El Ricos Tie 1 1 in Nine Innings
Covington Gems and El Ricos battled ghilly weather at Eastern Avenue grounds. Harrison hit a solo homer for the Gems, Bragman held Covington to five hits, and Morrison homered for El Ricos in a 1 to 1 nine inning tie. Bragman and Linnemann each fanned seven as umpires called the game after nine.
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Covington Gems
el Ricos
Eastern Avenue Grounds
Covington
Bragman
Gems
Ricos
Linnemann
Harrison
Ab.h.o.a
H.O.A. G.cooper
Reinbeck
McCann
Smytth
Carrino
Gittner
Briner
Martis
Currens
Penn
Haden
Munrey
Bargman
Cooper
Cid
Morrison
Dority Nine-Ties C-C Team In Afternoon Game
The Dority nine and C-C tied 3 to 3 at Dority Park Covington yesterday afternoon. Dority scored all its runs in the seventh inning while C-C tallied all three in the first. Both clubs played errorless baseball.
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Dority
C.-C
Dority's Park
Covington
Storrs Veterans Edge Colts In Ten Innings
The Storrs Veterans defeated the Storrs Colts 5 to 4 in ten innings at Crowe's Park yesterday afternoon. Richter pitched all ten, fanning ten, Seibert one less. Richter also homered and had a single while Seibert hit a triple and two singles. The game featured solid defense. A meeting of the Starrs is planned at the residence of Charles Willig, State and Hat maker, Thursday night with all players expected.
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Storrs
Storrs Colts
Crowe's Park
Richter
Seibert
Starrs
Charles Willig
Detrick Resigns as Mount Union Coach Over Pro Play
Ray Detrick, Mount Union College basketball coach, was asked to resign by President W. H. McMasters for playing professional basketball. Detrick says he will resign April 16 upon return to Alliance and questions the motive. He notes three seasons at Mount Union, including two Ohio Conference titles.
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Springfield
Ray Detrick
Mount Union College
W. H. McMasters
Detrick
McMasters
Mount Union
Ohio
Springfield High team leaves for national tournament in Chicago
Springfield, Colorado reports a crowded send off as over 1,000 students and fans witness the high school state champions depart for the national tournament in Chicago. The party includes 10 players, coach Oliver Matheny, principal W Tiffany, and school staff.
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Springfield
Chicago
Springsield
Oliver Matheny
W. Tiffany
Eldridge Sets New Records at Montlhery Speedway
Eldridge, the English driver, established new marks for five miles and for five and ten kilometers at Montlhery. He clocked five kilometers in 1 minute 26 and 657-100 seconds, five miles in 2 minutes 20 g and 40-100 seconds, and ten kilometers in 2 minutes 54 and 45-100 seconds, all averaging over 128 miles per hour.
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Paris
Montlthery
Eldridge
Boston Clinches ASL Title With Comeback Win
Boston defeated Fall River 2 to 1 to clinch the American Soccer League championship in Tiverton Rhode Island. Boston advances to a three game series for the national title against Ben Miller F. C. of St. Louis, with Game 1 at St. Louis scheduled for next Sunday.
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Boston
Tiverton
R.I
Fall River
Athe Ben Miller
King Gustav of Sweden Excels in Tennis at 67
King Gustav of Sweden, aged 67, showed surprising speed and skill in the open amateur handicap tennis championship in Stockholm. He and his partner earned second place in doubles, losing the final 5 sets to 2, thrilling spectators and winning popular approval.
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Stockholm
King Gustav of
Sweden
Tijuana Entries for Tuesday Thoroughbred Races
Race day card lists eight races with purses from 600 to 1000 dollars. Entries include Kisiming and Dewbank in the first race maidens, Fireworth and White Boots in the claiming events, and multiple entries noted as Gibbons and Krause. Weather is cloudy with a sloppy track.
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Adele Wy
Minnie Bomba
Samaron
Just Clare
Dewbank
Cinectsiebiienias
7Christensen
Neal
Eakle
Chick Barkley
York Lassie
High Olympus
Kiel Diamond
Fireworth
Nas-Ta-Baga
Au Revoir
Quintana Roo
Marie John
T. J. Pendergast
Sly Fox
Krekzunas
Rivenoue
Mabel Krirp
EGY
OO Ieustack
Marie Maxim
Marion North
Margaret White
Plow Steel
Olympiad
Lawrence Man
Morning Cloud
Olivia
Beadle
Scissticsc
Rundark
Cath Marrone
Elias O
Haleakala
CRMC
Icsvescnices
Vccnoscesnne
Brimstone
Nsorceles
Corton
Pueblo
Jane Fig
Isis
Sportsman
Marcella Boy
Royal Oak
Herby Coles
Little Shasta
My Friend
Pat
Miss Omond
Lady Abbott
Oie Se
Ranleigh
Miter Wiskisces
Aise
Guinea
Gizi
Burg Wrg
Krause
Bantamweight champions fade quick in modern ring
The piece notes era champions like Dixon, McGovern, Barry, and Conlon are gone, with recent title holders only lasting months. It highlights Rosey’s win over Cannonball Martin at Madison Square Garden, and profiles Fidel La Barba as a smart, aspiring pro who plans college after boxing.
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Robert Edgren
Phil) Rosenberg
Cannonball Martin
Madison Square Garden
Rosey
George Dixon
Terry McGovern
Jimmy Barry
Casher Leon
Harry Forbes
Frankie Neil
Johnny Conlon
Kid
Barry
Chicago
Little John L
Kid Williams
Baltimore
Conlon
Vernon
McGovern
Kid Herman
Joe Lynch
Abe Goldstein
Martin
Goldstein
Fidel la Barba
Georgie Rivers
Hollywood
la Barba
Fidel
Endurance and World Records Highlight Finnish Sprinter and Paddock
The piece notes Paavo Nurmi and the Finnish star’s endurance amid repeated record attempts. It mentions Charlie Paddock and Loren Murchison preparing for a world tour, with a recent medley relay world record by a four man team averaging 21.4 seconds per 220 yards.
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Charlie Paddock
Loren Murchison
California
Paddock
Murchison
Australia
Sugar stimulant trial ends in French defeat
In Bordeaux on March 29 French football team president M De Luze served highly sugared tea at halftime against Uruguay. After the break Uruguay netted three more goals to win 4 to 0. Captain Mintha questioned sugar's value and doubted the rebound.
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Associated Press
Bordeaux
France
Harvard University Medical School
M. de Luze
Bordeaux Association
Uruguay
M. Mintha
Dempsey Predicts Fresh Talent Could Top Him One Day
Jack Dempsey says he has no notion of being beaten by current fighters yet expects a new challenger to rise rapidly. He notes youngsters are full of pep and ambition and may knock him for a loop someday, though not this year. The comments come as he contemplates future opponents and the evolving boxing scene.
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Jack
Dempsey
Willard
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
National interscholastic basketball tournament opens at Chicago
Forty three teams from thirty four states enter the national interscholastic basketball tournament at the University of Chicago with 56 games scheduled through Wednesday. First round matchups include El Reno versus Lakewood and Waukegan versus Wheeling with 33 state champions among entrants.
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University of Chicago
A. A. Stagg
University
Miami
Fla
Laramie
Wyo
Greeley Teachers’ College
Wyoming
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