Marmon Triumph At Los Angeles Motordrome Race
Harroun drives Marmon to first in the fifty mile stock chassis race while Kerscher, in a Darracq, suffers a tire failure at eighty mph. Nikrent sets a new American speedway record in the ten mile stock class as De Palma and Fiat suffer near misses and a maintenance swap reshapes the field.
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Ben Kerscher
Kerscher
Rage
Fiat
Buick
Nikrent
Nihrent
Oldfield
Knox
de Palma
Cole
Chalmers
Harroun
Wade
Endicott
Firestone
Miller
Marmon
Fiat Cyclone
Fiat 90
Bragg
Midfield
Addie Joss May Upset Eddie Plank's Record
Philadelphia baseball scribes say Eddie Plank has spent his career with one major league club. Addie Joss, a Cleveland pitcher, has also stayed with one major league team, the Cleveland Naps, for eight years and is favored to have a longer spell in the league than Plank with the Athletics.
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Philadelphia
Eddie Plank
Athletics
Addie Joss
Cleveland
Plank
Addie
Naps
Contracts and Releases Logged Since April Eighth, 1910
President Chivington reports contracts and releases recorded from April 8 1910. Deals include Indianapolis C C Carr Duggan Lewis and Kansas City Love Cranston Essick, Louisville Schwenck Weaver, Milwaukee Cutting, Minneapolis Altizer Altrock Clymer Cravath Dawson Ferris Fiene Gill Williams others, plus extensive listed releases by cities Indianapolis Kansas City Louisville Milwaukee Minneapolis and St Paul to destinations like Elgin Rock Island San Antonio and Rochester with numerous named individuals and towns.
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Chicago
T. M. Chivington
Indianapolis
C. C. Carr
John Duggan
Philip Lewis
Kansas City
Jack Love
Wiliam Cranston
William Essick
Louisville
R. Schwenck
0. Weaver
Milwaukee
Ralph Cutting
Minneapolis
David Altizer
Nicholas Altrock
Otis Clymer
Clifford C
Elgin
Ill
Ray Mowe
Rock Island
James Callahan
San Antonio
Edward J. Long
Ned Nugent
Leroy W. Gray
Danville
Ruben Reynolds
Syracuse
N. Y
Grover Alexander
Bay City
Mich
Asa Vealey
Hannibal
C. B. Cartwright
Louis C. Crutcher
Vernon Bowers
Claire
BR. J. Moore
Kankakee
Charles D. Stengel
Joseph Wyskocll
Galesburg
Charles H. Fanning
Winchester
Wesley Callahan
Monmouth
Hart
Eat Claire
Charles McShane
Schause
Sioux City
Lee Quillen
William Wilson
Noel and
Collins
Rochester
Minn
Chase and Johnson
Krueger
Jiggs Donahue
Kemmer
Sangamonon
Horn
St. Paul
Harry Armbruster
Edward Kohl
Columbus Wins In Tenth At Home
Columbus defeated Louisville in the tenth inning after timely hits by Rossman and Carisch and a misplay that tied the score earlier. O Rourke scored the winning run after walking, Reilley singled him to third, and a failed double play allowed the run. Nelson pitched superbly after the second inning.
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Columbus
Louisville
Rossman
Carisch
O'Rourke
Reilley
Nelson
Rhoades Wild, Minneapolis Wins 10-4 in Loose Game
Minneapolis press reports Rhoades showed no dust as he pitched poorly in a 10 to 4 victory for the locals against the former Cleveland pitcher. Ferris and Williams starred with strong hitting in a loosely played contest.
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Rhoades
Minneapolis
Minn
Cleveland
Ferris
Wiliams
Downie
Butler Sets Rules for 1910 Reliability Tour Trophies
S S Butler announces the 1910 National Reliability Tour rules for Glidden and Chicago trophies. Stock touring cars compete for Glidden while runabout and miniature tonneau race for Chicago. Penalties range 1 to 560 points with tied scores causing no trophy awards. observers, equipment rules, and entry deadlines specified. final outdoor tests in Chicago.
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America Automobile Association
S&s
Orrrabouts
American Automobile Association
Contest Board
Cincinnati
New York
Frandine
Chicago
Boston
Mass
John Kling
Chicago Cubs
Crown Point Course Abandoned for Elgin Track Plan
Chicago April 16 The Western Vanderbilt auto race may be moved to a new course near Elgin Hilo before summer if Chicago Motor club plans hold. The Crown Point Lewell course used for Cabe and Indiana cup races last year will be abandoned. Cabe cup returns, Elgin trophy replaces Indiana trophy.
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Chicago
Elgin
Hilo
Chicago Motor Club
Crown Point-Lewel
Midshipman Wilson Dies After Football Injury
Midshipman Earl D. Wilson, injured in a football game last October, died at the Naval Hospital at 5:80 this morning in Annapolis Maryland.
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Annapolis
Mad
Earl D. Wilson
Naval Hospital
Purdue picks M. F. Harr as football coach
The special committee for Purdue University has selected M. F. Harr, former Northwestern head coach, to lead Purdue football for the coming year. Harr previously coached at Northwestern last season and is now slated to take the Purdue post.
Watts and Herman toBox in Terre Haute duel April 20
Jimmy Watts and Young Kid Herman of Terre Haute meet in a ten round bout before the Eagles Athletic club of Terre Haute with Crown Point as the location noted for the event.
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Jimmy Watts
Young
Kid Herman
Terre Haute
Eagles Athletic Club
Crown Point
McCarthys Great Work Recalled At Hartford City
Hartford City fans eagerly recall pitcher Tommy McCarthy of the Indianapolis team. A Hartford City product, he first drew league notice here years ago by sparkling twirling and strong batting, later rising through the Michigan and Eastern leagues before joining the Pirates and Reds offloading. Local admirers predict he will shine with the Hoosiers and help lift the American Association.
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Hartford City
Tommy McCarthy
Indianapolis
McCarthy
Fort Wayne
Bngdom
Newark
Cincinnati
Pirates
Reds
Pirate
Hostern
Beantown
Carr
Hoosiers
American Association Aftire
Col onels May Get Kane From Chicago Cubs
Louisville may acquire infielder Kane from the Chicago Cubs as Cincinnati has waived and terms are set. Owner Grayson met Cincinnati last night and secured a waiver or exchange for Second Baseman Charles. Pitcher Schwenck, facing possible appendicitis, played in uniform despite doctor’s orders. Infielder Katz who refused Joplin, Ohio, was sent to Akron by Columbus along with First Baseman Rieth.
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Conumets
Louisville
Kane
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Grayson
Charles
Schwenck
Katz
Joplin
Akron
Columbus
Rieth
Premier Car Debuts At Shriners Convention In New Orleans
In New Orleans during the Shriners convention, a large seven passenger Premier auto with six cylinders and 60 horsepower drew attention. Used exclusively by Imperial Potentate Fred A. Hines and his party, it features a striking wisteria color, gold and lavender stripes, and royal purple broadcloth seat covers.
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Imperial
Fred A. Hines
Impecii Council
Ard
Crowd Forces Open Gates at New York AL Park
In New York on April 15 twenty thousand enthusiastic fans rushed the American League park before the season opener. A morning crew found gates closed until two o clock but the crowd surged in once opened. The grandstand filled rapidly as Boston and New York teams took the field amid cheers.
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New York
Frank Farrell
Bees
Pat Donovan
Boston
Spuyten Duyvil
Butte
French Bust Development Ad Promises Quick, Lasting Results
A Chicago advertisement touts a French method for bust development claimed to firm, symmetrically enhance the figure, and show faster results. It invites women of all ages to mail stamps and a self addressed envelope to Madame DuBarrie for an instructional booklet, promising fuller details upon payment.
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America
Madam Barrie
Devel
Lady Reade
Madame DunBarrie
Quinlan Building
Chicago
$3 50 Recipe Cures Weak Kidneys
A copied advertisement promises a kidney cure recipe for 3 50 with claims of rapid relief from pain, frequent urination, back ache, and fatigue. It asks readers to send for the formula by mail to Dr Robinson at a Detroit area address, asserting harmless ingredients and quick results.
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Dr. . Robinson
Luck Building
Dy Mich
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