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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1900
Page
3
Ruhlin, recovering from a broken nose, trains intensely for a hoped searing bout with Sharkey. He vows to prove fitness and push for a decisive bout, while promoters and gymmates discuss conditioning, venue, and purse amid tense negotiations and public interest.
Long-anticipated clash between James Corbett and Tom McCoy moves toward a final bout in New York at summer’s close. Both fighters confirm a championship level showdown with a guarded date and venue to be announced as negotiations proceed.
George Dixon appears near retirement after a broken arm and a career in boxing marked by defeats. The article recalls past bouts with John L Sullivan era rivals and Dixon’s struggle to continue, noting the toll on his health and prospects of future matches.
Odd fragments describe a Brenham event with shooting contests and gun owners. Miller and De Lone appear as top finishers in a ten shot event while Arkon and Gardner figure in other placements. The report notes spectators and Brenham honors, with unclear details on scores and exact outcomes.
The article reviews Hanlon’s pitching notes as Donn and Jerry Vops face rough form and injury concerns. It highlights Werling Hinion’s five-hit pace, Jeremy’s strength among the league’s top, and McGinnity’s upcoming appearance. Field stars Shinefield’s work ethic and Jay Hughes’ season progress are noted, with focus on team dynamics and prospects.
Creesus trotted to win in straight heats at Washington Park Chicago on August 11 beating Tommy Britten. First heat broke the track record with Creesus recording 2:10, the second heat 2:12 as Middieman claimed the 2:3 trot. The crowd cheered for the famed pacer as Hite inivre Luidile set pace and the event offered purses including 140 for a minor race and 100 for another.
The Kearney handicap at six furlongs was won by Charentan in two straight heats. In the first heat he edged pacemaker Mr Jersey by a head. in the second heat Charentan again beat Mr Jersey by a small margin. Time noted as 1:19 1/2 for the distance.
In a muddy Fort Dearborn stake Harlem Reedin and Guideway led with most scratches. Miss Bennett seized the chance breaking the track record by half a length at four and a half furlongs. Money Muss and others chased but Miss Bennett held on to win by a length as the rain ceased.
Readable notes show a sprint event with two starters and a 100 yard dash. Names include Eva Hice and Tine ton with times around 2:41 for a relay or distance leg. Locations mention Brunch Blue Lick and Papa Harry with Bag Milt-Dagmar noted for timing.
Fragmentary text lists names, places, and times for a racing event in St Louis area with multiple runners and times. Readable items include Bridgeton, Haviland, and Olnet mentions, along with several unclear personal names and times such as 169, 146, and 148.
A blue rock shoot and bowling events headline a busy schedule with shooters and bowlers competing. Notable names include Danahie, Murphy, Donahue, and Taylor as teams from Chicago and Cleveland vie for trophies and high averages. Open to all players, the program features a silver trophy for high average and special prizes for top bowlers.
The article praises Hanlon for superior managerial form this season, contrasting him with others like McGraw and Clarke. It critiques established managers for clinging to pride and old methods, noting Hanlon’s sharper use of pitching, sacrifice plays, and innovative tactics that yield more effective results with the Pirates and Brooklyn context.
The fragment describes a Chicago team led by Cipainan a style marked by clever play and persistence. It references Allen Kathadaser and the manager’s temper, noting loyalties to New York and others while describing a resilient but fluctuating form.
A fragmented report describes widespread betting abuse and official interference in horse racing. It notes the public’s distrust of bookmakers, calls for cleaner racing, and references a high profile mare with a world record attempting a stride toward surpassing the former mark despite heavy scrutiny.
The piece discusses a chaotic twelve club circuit and looming cuts to delays as teams like Leveland Lowheville Baltimore and Worthington vie for scarce funds. It notes poor attendance, mixed exhibition results, and calls for stricter enforcement to curb rowdy behavior and protect finances.
A revision committee proposes major updates to football rules to tighten enforcement and alter ball handling. Changes include penalties for fouls and adjustments to yardage, aiming to restore pace and strategic balance while preserving play integrity. Harvard Yale and others react as penalties and time rules shift.
A newspaper ad lists deep discounts on Suitts and Suits with clearance prices from 14.00 to 9.25, salts and ALPAGA COATS, FINE SILK ALPACA items, blue serge coats, and Sicilian goats. A note promises half price on remaining stock starting tomorrow morning.
The passage records tributes to a UT student, noting his delicate health leading to early departure, and praises from professors including Dr. El W. Simonds. It mentions plans to honor him and lists university figures and faculty roles, with references to publications and academic achievements. It also covers salaries, scholarships, and ongoing discussions about university appointments and recognitions.
Seguin Texas August report details a marshal and deputies pursuing two escaped convicts near the Pacify railway depot four miles west of Seguin. One fugitive surrendered after a barbed wire chase. names George Hayes and Henry Hayes appear, with local officers Galman Medlin and Bracat Buccharé cited amid fragmented OCR.
Paris Gee announces readiness to fill orders for Paris Green London Purple Parisone and arsenic preparations at low prices. State law requires analysis by the state chemist and labeling with a certificate of bio analysis before sale. The firm has complied and offers buyers prompt service with any expense or delay avoided.
Caldwell August 1 The sickness has abated somewhat. The well being bored to depth 100 feet on the Deloreay and Santa Fe railroad line. The medications offer little relief for the water shortage. The Cotton Oil mill at Os Piste plans to resume regular work next Monday.
Change of firm in Round Rock Texas dated August 11 reports the grocers Sheppard Blair have sold their business to Jack Harris.
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