Mallory Rivalry Highlights Unbeaten Three Year Old Champion
The undefeated Mallory, owned by G. C. Bennett, is hailed as the top three year old on the turf, with a rival by the same name beloved by Kentucky’s Black fans and white trainers. The piece notes the name clash and sketches boxing talk about a hypothetical schedule pitting fighters against Jeffries, calling the idea impractical and risky for the champion.
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Mallory
G. C. Bennett
Memphis
Malloolio
Kentucky
Multisport notes and upcoming season tensions
A collage of sport items from boxing to polo and baseball. Mentions W H Watkins baseball manager and a Muncie club polo plan, a big tug of war at Oak Park Sacramento, no Western Intercollegiate Association meeting, Joe Gans versus Frank Hine lite weight claim, Dan McLeod versus Jim Parr wrestling in Buffalo, Imp the racing mare sale linked to Dan Harkness estate, trout in California streams, Abe Attell seeking a match, a seven and a half foot high jump by Heather Bloom, Comiskey courting a youth team for Chicago, Dare Devil sale price setting a new standard, Harvard Yale ping pong critique, Vanderbilt travels 644 miles in 17 hours, Huggins to finish law in Cincinnati, grandstand tests and Milwaukee opening with new American Association season plans.
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Muncie
W. H. Watkins
Oak Park
Sacramento
Western Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Joe Gans
Frank Hine
Fort Erie
Dan McLeod
Jim Parr
Buffalo
Imp
Dan” Harkness
California
Abe Attell
McGovern
Young Corbett
Charles Comiskey
Chicago
Dare Devil
Maud
Harvard
Yale
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Monte Carlo
Paris
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Washington Park
New American Association
Donohue Aims To Be Browns Key Pitcher This Year
St Louis right hander F Donohue, unused in the exhibition games, predicts he will emerge as a leading Browns twister. He notes his photo has been taken a thousand times but remains hopeful, as he says Cleveland will challenge Chicago this season.
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Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Gus. Ruhlin
Kid McCoy
Jack Cullen
James J. Corbett
Peter Maher
Sharkey
England
Huggins
St. Paul
Richmond
Donohue
Browns
Chicago
Fitzsimmons Wins: Charleston Offer Ends Jeffries Escape
William Delaney, manager of Jim Jef fries, summed up last week that Fitzsimmons won by accepting the Charleston offer. He argued this left Jeffries with no escape routes, recalling past trouble in Texas, Arkansas, and Cincinnati.
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William Delaney
Jim Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Charleston
Jeffries
iniCalifornia
Texas
Arkansas
Cincinnati
Coney Island
Ates
Love and Duty Drive Woman to Insanity in Nursing
Miss Hedrick, moved from Long Island City court to Flatbush Hospital, is declared violently insane after six weeks of caring for her invalid mother. The devoted daughter, who wore a bridal veil to announce a possible marriage to a leading Astoria physician, collapsed under strain and failed to secure medical help. In court, both mother and daughter appeared barely rational, sharing a moment of mutual recognition before the delusion returned.
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New York
Smith
Miss Hedrick
Old Soldier Loses Cork Leg to Robbers on the Common
John Clauwin, a veteran with a cork leg used as a safety vault, was robbed by two men on a Hoboken saloon outing. They seized his leg, removed $40 from the foot chest, and left him on the North Bergen common to cope with the loss.
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New York
John Clauwin
Hoboken
North Bergen
Claudin
Pork and Beef Prices Rise in Chicago Markets
Pork price to dealers rose two cents per pound on Friday with loin pork at 16 cents in most markets, up from 14 cents two days earlier. Beef rose a half cent per pound to dealers, signaling a potential one cent increase to consumers on many grades, though experts say prices may climb further in four weeks.
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Chicago
Nervous Breakdowns Reported for Florence Burns
Florence Burns, the Brooklyn girl discharged after a preliminary hearing for the murder of her sweetheart Walter Brooks at the Glen Island hotel, is in a sanitarium at Liberty Sullivan County in an attack of nervous prostration. She is under careful care and authorities expect a full recovery.
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Middletown
N. Y
Florence Burns
Brooklyn
Walter Brooks
Glen Island
New York
Liberty
Sullivan County
Through the sewer in Michigan city engineer crawls to inspect cave in
City engineer James B Nelson plans to crawl into the E Michigan street sewer section that caved in two months ago to determine its condition. He dismisses danger fears, and refuses to ask the street car company to halt tram traffic over the sewer during the inspection.
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James B. Nelson
E. Michigan St
Nelson
A Handsome Man in Pittsburg Seeks to Wed
George Staukumas of Pittsburg loved Mariana Shakuns in Russia. She arrived to wed him but, after meeting Nicholas Patruski, she chose him. Staukumas, enraged, swore to kill both and was arrested for assault. He sued for the wedding outfit costing $61.75.
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Pittsburg
George Staukumas
Mariana Shakuns
Russia
Staukumas
Mariana
Nicholas Patruski
Patruski
Staukames
DePauw Alumni Sit Down at Annual Barquet Affair
About 120 DePauw alumni gathered for their annual banquet at the Denison Friday night with Dr F B Wynn as toastmaster. Dr W H Hickman, chancellor, declared the university crisis over and a brighter business outlook ahead. Officers elected include President Dr F F Wynn Secretary Myrtle Smyzer and Treasurer A L Mason.
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DePauw
Denison
F.B. Wynn
W.‘H. ‘Hickman
F. F. Wynn
A. L. Mason
Bride of Three Husbands Dies. Leaves $100,000 Fortune
Nyack April 19 Mrs Jane E Baker 74 died suddenly at her home of heart disease. She married Floyd H Baker the day after meeting him in Key West and was wed in a hotel by two justices. Her husband in Tampa shares her fortune drawn from Nos 211 213 215 West Twenty fourth Street Nyack property and securities. She had no living relatives and leaves a sizable estate to her spouse.
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Nyack
Jane E. Baker
Tampa
Fla
NODAS
Kennedy & Keagan
South Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Mayor Duped by Proxy in Indiana Political Tale
In Indiana a new colorfully described political figure is duped by a stranger at a manufacturers convention. The mayor is tricked into believing a tail and mane barbershop remedy will help the boss improve and keep power. The tale ends with a quip about Kern and a comic court-room scene. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad closes the piece.
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Kentucky
Pardner
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