Hare and Hounds crown Sacramento Boy in great cup race
The realm of sports reports the Joan Gipse cup race with favorable conditions and Sacramento Boy winning after a hard sprint. Beacon and other sprinters chased through the rounds with Sacramento Boy ultimately taking the lead and securing the cup amid stiff competition and praise for the horse Winged Foot as sire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Gipse
Beacon
Lopez & Son
Sara
Mancdougall
Colonel Lopez
Master Clair
Bara
Connemara
Palo Alto
Sacramento
Luxor
Sloquoc
Royal Flush
Sir Pasha
Brutus
Fiery Face
Harlean Gladys
Joe
Harl Jean Gladys
Lovina
Winged Foot
Sacramento Boy
Macdougall
Bonnie Crawford
Teucon
Master Claft
Stsquee
Nactissus
Bohe
Harlean Gadys
Wil
Baseball league wars loom over future of major circuits
The article sketches a looming battle among baseball factions as the National Association, the National League, the Players Union, and the American League prepare for strategic moves. It notes past war measures, potential league alignments, city targets like Baltimore and Washington, and the balance of power shaping the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feld
Fica
National Association
Tills Clty
Chicago
Baltimore
National League
Messrs
Quin
Havevor
O'Brien
Koch
Milwaukee
McCarthy
Boston
Richter
Philadelphia
Peterson
Uume
American League
Ust
Washington
Cincinnati Enquirer
Gatwick meeting stirs U S jockeys clash with British turf
Report on the Gatwick meeting shows American riders and owners facing hostility from British trainers as Lord Durham attacks American jockeys. Winners include Ameer with Danny Maher at the saddle and Mountain Buck ridden by Rigby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatwick
Lord Durham
Jockey Club
United States
C. Newton
Danny Maher
John Smith
Rigby
Mr. Duke
Lester Reiff
Nye Turlonga
Prince of Wales
Tod Sloan
Drake
Wishard
J. A. Drake
England
Corbett Urges Finisher Fight With Jeffries for Championship
Corbett issues a dramatic challenge offering either a finish bout with Jeffries or a six round sparring match in Chicago with the victor to receive new terms. He pledges $15,000 if he defeats Jeffries in a finish fight and would forgo gate receipts if the bout is six rounds. Jeffries replies evasively, urging Corbett to face Kid McCoy or fight for Galveston relief, while tossing the suggestion that Sullivan declare the test legitimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries
Wea
Charley As Hell
San Francisco
Jack Dempsey
John J. Sullivan
Peter Jackson
Paddy Slavin
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
J. B
Macon
McCarmick
Boston
Jim Corbett
Jim Jeffries
Coney Island
Ili
Jim
England
Kid McCoy
Chicago
Corbell
McCoy
Galveston
John L. Sullivan
Lob Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Gus Ruhlin
Steve O'Donnell
Gridiron Roundup: Penn Surges Past Columbia 30–0 at Philadelphia
Report from Franklin field in Philadelphia details a 30 to 0 Penn victory over Columbia in front of about 12 000 fans. Columbia failed to threaten, repeatedly halted on downs, while Penn dominated on both sides of the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia Boys
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Columbia
Quakers
Princeton-Lafayette
Easton
Tigers
Lafayette
Opt
Gore
Harvard
West Point
N. C
Cambridge
Georgetown
Navy
Annapolis
Russell
Gorgetown
Consus
Frankfort
Germany
Colt repeating pistol with magazine in stock
American Colt's Fire Arms Co introduces a six inch barrel repeating pistol weighing about 35 ounces with a seven cartridge 38 caliber magazine in the stock. First shot fires by cocking, then trigger releases hammer and advances next cartridge. after initial cock, remaining six cartridges fire by trigger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt's Fire Arms Company
Miller wins 15 mile motor paced at Coliseum in 28 01 15
Charley Miller of Chicago, six day champion, clinches the 15 mile motor paced race at the Coliseum in 28 minutes 1 15 seconds on the 19th. Eddie McDuffee of Boston finishes two and a half laps behind after amid a spate of machine failures. McDuffee and Weber Wheaton also figure in nearby events with pace issues and falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Miller
Chicago
The
Coliseum
Eddie McDuffee
Boston
Miller
McDuffee
Orlando Weber
Milwaukee
Ralph Wheaton
Weber
South Turn
Wheaton
Jimmy Michael
J. H. Lake
EB. W. Holway
H. W. Cooper
George Leander
Harvard Golf Prospects See Strong County Year Ahead
Harvard's golf outlook for the county year appears bright with remaining 1902 scholars G. C. Clark Jr J G Averill R Henderson Wadeworth and H Lindsley likely to compete. Also promising is W W Hoffman Jr 02, noted as winner of the president's cup in the Lenox tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Brown
W. B. Wood
T .D. Emory
G. M. Wheelock
H. B. Hollins, Jr
G. O. Winston
Inter
J. M. Richards
N A. Murdock, Jr
J. T. Soutten
G. P. Snow
Cambridge
Oakley Country Club
Wollaston
Myopia Hunt Club
Agawam Hunt Club
Providence
J. G. Averill
C. Bell
G. C. Clarke, Jr
Abram Poole
Princeton University
Percy Pyne
John H. Dunean
Stockbridge Golf Club
Harvard
G. C. Clark, Jr
R. Henderson
W. Wadeworth
H. Lindsley
W. W. Hoffman, Jr
Furnace design boosts burning low grade fuels with liquid air
Carl Linde outlines in the Journal of the Association of German Engineers a furnace by Mr. Hempel that uses liquid air to intensify combustion of lignite and peat. The device evaporates liquid air to create a gaseous mixture for this enhanced burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Linde
Journal of the Association of German Engineers
Hempel
Butte Merchants Sponsor Vote For $450 Kimball Piano Prize
A public voting contest by leading Butte merchants offers a $450 Kimball piano to the church school lodge or society receiving the most votes by February 1, 1901. Ballots issued with every 20 cash purchase at numerous downtown businesses including Highty Fairfield jewelers Brownfield Canty Carpet Co Hub Clothing Co E A Ford Walkerville and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Highty& Fairfield, Jewelers
Main
Broadway
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
W. Park
Hub Clothing Co
East Park
B. E. Calking
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Hare and Hounds
Newsmarker
oMfdala
Cogh
Hia Fing
Reiff
Oakland Track
Niatasatia
Joe Ullman
Trstiway
Reif
Joe Ullmanth
Tes*han
Lester
Alard Scheck
Mortis Park
Burns
John F. Schorr
San Francisco Chronicle
Smith
Rogers
Fowler
Belknap
Hale
Westlake
New Haven
Yale
Chadwick
Male
Maroons
Brown
Marshall Pield
Minnesota
Varnell
Union
Ithaca
Dumay
Cornell
Paige
Coffin
Tve
Cornnell
Purcell
Sprmeies
Aleruzien Roth Saran
Rod and
Bridger
West Granite
Dore
Hennessy
J. W. Morris & Co
West Park
J. A. Forsyth
Owsley
Fox's
Lutey Bros
Vienna Bakery
East Parks
P. C. Gills & Co
Dan Kowske
N. Main
Dr Williams
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