Cooley Faces Quick Finish As Kelly Dominates Mitchell Show
At the Mitchell club last night Battling Kelly from Cleveland overwhelmed Indianapolis’ Jimmy Cooley in a six round bout, with Kelly taking a clear edge rounds one through six. Local fighters Young Donnelly and Oliver had notable wins as the sport scene grows with amateur clubs pushing tougher contests ahead of Washington skating venue events.
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Battling Kelly
Jimmy Cooley
Indianapolis
Kelly
Cleveland
Cooley
Mitchell Club
Young Donnelly
Kid Davis
Denver
Young Oliver
Jerry Toner
Young’ Farb
Jerry Dalton
Frank Moore
Slumberland
Jim Casey
Sireness Club
National Athletic Club
Washington Skating Rink
Bronsons
Morgans
Saylors
Official Lawn Tennis Annual 1910 Issued By Spalding
Spalding's official lawn tennis annual for 1910 issued in the Spalding athletic library series. It contains the laws of lawn tennis, club directories, player listings, by laws, tournament rules, court construction and layout guidance. Sent to the United States or Canada for 10 cents from American Sports Publishing Co., 21 Warren Street, New York.
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Spalding
Spalding Athletic Library
Lawn Tennis Association
National Lawn Tennis Association
United States
Canada
American Sports Publishing Co
Warren Street
New York
Mayor Baehr Declines Opening Ball At League Park
Cleveland officials and businessmen decline to pitch the first ball at League Park opening. Ban Johnson will throw. Herrmann and Barnard attend. Umpire to deliver the only speech four words Play ball. Some firms plan a half holiday amid labor disputes.
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Cleveland
Baehr
League Park
Ban B. Johnson
American League
Herrmann
National Commission
Barnard
Cleveland Baseball Club
Organized Labor
Players Released In Bloomington Tryout Notes
Bloomington Alabama April 21 report lists pitcher Sharp and infielder Enger both of Morris Til and Outfelder Maxey of Champaign Til as three Bloomington recruits released in the tryout context.
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Bloomington
Sharp
Enger
Morris
Til
Outfelder Maxey
Champaign
Reinane Todari
Carrs Choice Will Be From Four Boxmen
The Champs and Ex Champs open the season with a Louisville Indianapolis game on local grounds. Carr expects a stronger team with Cubs acquisitions, while Peitz fields a tougher outfit. Weather, pitching choices, and Ritchey joining the Colonels by May 1 frame a busy opening day ahead.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Carr
Toledo
Texas
Peitz
Chicago Cubs
Glaze
Lindaman
McCarthy
Graham
Howley
Vansickle
Guthrie
Claude Ritchey
Pittsburg
Providence
The
Colonels
Standings snapshot from National and American Leagues
National League matchups show Cincinnati at Chicago Boston at New York Philadelphia at Brooklyn St Louis at Pittsburg American League games list Detroit at Cleveland Washington at Boston Chicago at St Louis New York at Philadelphia All games involve major teams, signaling divisional standings and upcoming matchups across cities.
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National League
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Yesterday's Scores in American Association and League Action
Kansas City beat St Paul 2 to 1 while Minneapolis toppled Milwaukee 10 to 9. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh faced a cold night, and Columbus-Indianapolis and Toledo-Louisville had wet grounds or rain delays. Philadelphia crushed Brooklyn 6 to 2 and New York shut out Boston 4. Chicago beat St. Louis in seven innings. Detroit defeated St. Louis on wet grounds in the American League. Washington won 12 to 4 against Boston as Philadelphia won 6 to 0 over New York.
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Toledo Vet
Minneapolis
Sta Bes Ee
Columbus Bean
Eanes
St. Paul
Ivansas City Wee
Milwaukee
Indianapols Ea Tae
Louisville
Philadelphia
Pittsburg Ry Steer
Enee
Chicago Peat
Eesengee
Cincinnati
Wees
Boston
Eveeec Aeeseeacuas
New York
St. Louis
Ea Tesee
Brooklyn Ee Eee
Cleveland
Detroit
Eneesaerorsen
Ace
Washington
St Louis
Chicago
Indianapolis
Toledo
Columbus
Kansas City
YE ‘Terday
Terican Association
Cincinnati-Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Outfielder Channell Traded from Memphis to Yankees
Memphis Tennessee April 21 traded outfielder Channell, a former Chicago Cub who first refused to join Memphis after being purchased from a Central league club, is traded to the New York Americans for pitcher Carroll who last year played with Akron.
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Memphis
Tenn
Channell
Chicago Cub
New York Americans
Carroll
Akron
Soldiers Seek Semi Pro Games in City or State
Company H of the 10th Infantry requests games with any semi pro teams in the city or state. Interested parties contact J Bradford, Company. ei.
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Eastern Ramblers
George Shafer
Lasalle Street
Woodruff
10Th Infantry
J. Bradford
Delaney Not Agreed With Negro Delaney and Johnson Talks
From Hardin Springs Billy Delaney denies a deal to train Jack Johnson though he leaves open future discussions. He says he is out of boxing but money could change plans, and Johnson would need to toe the scratch if paired with Delaney. Canadian bankers order 250 ringside seats for the bout aboard the Marama.
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W. H. Naughton
San Francisco
Hardin Springs
Billy Delaney
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Billy
Johnson
Delaney
Jex Rickard
R. J. Watson
Brown & Macauley
Pirates collide trains delay season opener in Pittsburgh
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train carrying the Pittsburgh Pirates collided with a work train twenty miles west of Pittsburgh. No injuries were reported and the Pirates reached the city near noon. Despite damp conditions, the Pirates' officials say the Cardinals will open the season at Barr's Field this afternoon.
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Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburge Pirates
Cincinnati
Pirates
O Cinls
Cardinals
Barr's Field
Travis Tops Scratch In Metropolitan Golf List Open Tourney
More than 300 names appear on the Metropolitan golf handicap list for the season issued for the first open tournament at Lakewood. Walter J. Travis leads as champion and is alone on the scratch mark this year, with Travers dropping to one stroke and Herreshoff paired with Travers at one.
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Travis
Metropolitan
Herreshoff
Travers
New York
New Metropolitan
Ncades
Charles
Seely
Gilman P. Tiffany
Hudson River
Archie Graham
New Jersey
Max Behr
Robert Abbott
Tobn M. Ward
George T. Brokaw
Archie Reid
F. R. Upton, Jr
W. Fellowes Morenan Jr
Robert C. Watson
Dillon and Fitzpatrick in the Pink at Anderson Tonight
Jack Dillon welterweight and Chicago truckman Dick Fitzpatrick meet in a 10 round contest at Anderson tonight promoted by Joe Hennings. Dillon dreams of a strong battle if Fitzpatrick is fit, while the latter’s recent layoff clouds form. An Indianapolis party will attend, with Frankie Moore boxing Reeves in the semi main and Nate Farb facing Frank Peters. Marion Scott to referee.
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Jack Dillon
Dick Fitzpatrick
Chicago
State Street
Anderson
Joe Hennings
Dillon
Fitzpatrick
Windy City
Indianapolis
Frankie Moore
Ray Bronson
Everett Reeves
Nate Farb
Frank Peters
Marion Scott
Notre Dame Beats Grand Rapids in 5 to 4 Slugfest
In Notre Dame Indiana on April 2, Notre Dame defeated Grand Rapids 5 to 4 in a game labeled a comedy of errors. Attley pitched strongly after the early innings as Notre Dame led most of the contest but faltered in the ninth. Batteries were Attler and Ulatowski for Notre Dame against Larsen Meyers Alberts and Bailey for Grand Rapids.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Grand Rapids
Attley
Collegians
Attler and
Ulatowski
Larsen
Meyers
Alberts and Bailey
Jeffries Training Camp Shows Signs of Docility
Jeffries, at Camp Row Ardennan in Ardennan California, appears more tractable as trainer Berger urges rest after a burst of workouts. Papke plans real training next week while Johnson prepares at Ocean Beach, promising more activity around the camp and fan interest in the approaching bout.
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Jeffries
Berger
Choyarshi
Billy Papke
Papke
Johnson
Ocean Beach
Racing Game Will Flourish in Mexico
New York reports Senor Alberto Terrazas, part owner in the Juarez track, says Mexico embraces racing and government supports it. Juarez had a fine season and plans five months of racing starting in November. He claims Juarez is the fastest best appointed track, with hopes to attract top horses as breeding expands and tracks multiply. Bookmaking and pool selling will be allowed, aiming to become a hub for American horsemen.
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New York
Senor
Alberto Terrazas
Juarez
Mexico
Terrazas
Inns
Ty Cobb Vows Calm Conduct as Tigers Play
Detroit April 21 Ty Cobb vows to cease confrontations with umpires and maintain dignity as he continues with the Tigers. President Comiskey’s praise is cited as influence for Cobb to be the greatest ballplayer and avoid umpire clashes in forthcoming games.
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TY Cobb
Detroit
Mich
Comiskey
Tigers
Johnson Leaves for Training Camp Tonight
Chicago April 21 Half of the Jeffries Johnson promotion heads west tonight with Jack Gleason and Jack Johnson leaving for San Francisco accompanied by trainers managers and an orchestra. Gleason delays persist as he meets railroad officials in Chicago this morning to finalize arrangements amid ongoing talks and a hoped sale of the deal.
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Chicago
Jeffries-Johnson
Jack Gleason
Jack Johnson
San Francisco
Gleason
Joss Pitches First No Hit Game Of Year
In Chicago on April 20 Addie Joss hurled the season s first no hit game as Cleveland edged Chicago 1 to 0 after a hard fought contest. Only three locals coached first base and an error by Bradley aided the visitors while Joss starred in the field with ten assists.
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Chicago
Addie Joss
Cleveland
Bradley
Joss
Reds and Cubs Open Season at West Side Park
Chicago Michigan April 21 The opener between the Cubs and Cincinnati Reds is set for West Side park. The amended infield was raised four inches and the outfield leveled. A 250 foot electric scoreboard is ready for its first use in the west. The grand stand will be decorated and a band will cheer the home club. Gates opened at noon and the game began at 3 PM.
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Chicago
West Side Park
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Correct Score of Cubs Cardinals Game 4 to 2
Chicago and St Louis Nationals confusion over the official score was settled when St Louis dispatches confirmed 4 to 2 in favor of Chicago. Some papers had 5 to 2 or 5 to 4. the Cubs had 5 runs and the Cardinals 4 when the game ended. The game was called at 5 o clock, and the score reverted to the seventh inning.
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Chicago
St. Louis Nationals
St. Louis
St. Louis Dispatches
Cubs
Cardinals
College Games Scoreboard and Delayed Exposures
College games across Worcester Princeton West Point South Bend Terre Haute and New Haven show varied results. Wesleyan defeated Holy Cross in 11 innings while Williams led Princeton 2 0 in 13 innings. Mississippi beat Tulane in darkness and Trinity toppled Kentucky State 2. Mississippi A and M edged S P U 3 2. Notre Dame beat Grand Rapids 5 4 in extra innings. Rose Polytechnic crushed Bradley Polytechnic 20 3 and Bucknell fell to Yale 5 8 in 18 innings.
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Worcester
Mass
Wesleyan
Holy Cross
Princeton
N. J
Terre Haute
Ind
Bradley Polytechnic
Rose Polytechnic
New Haven
Bucknell
Yale
Daniels Stars For Bucknell In Yale Game
Yale fell to Bucknell 5 to 3 in a 13 inning nod yesterday. Daniele, signed with the New York Americans, starred with two triples and sharp fielding plays. Freeman and Northrop both fanned 13 in a pitchers duel, while McIntyre's errors aided Bucknell’s win.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Bucknell
Daniele
New York Americans
Freeman
Northrop
McIntyre
Loveland
McIintyre
Daniels and Co
Kansas City Ties St Paul With 2 to 1 Win
Kansas City tied the series by beating St Paul 2 to 1. Campbell limited the locals to nothing as Kilroy slumped, shaping a tight game in St Paul yesterday.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Kansas City
Campbell
Kilroy
Insurance for Toledo team players against travel accidents
Toledo Ohio April 21 The Toledo American association team will be insured against accidents on the road. President Wm Armour secured policies covering every member of the squad and. benefits will be paid to President Armour.
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Toledo
Wm. Armour
Toledo American Association
Armour
$1000 Purse for Schebler-Wheeler Trophy Race
The winner of the Schebler-Wheeler trophy race at the Speedway on May 26 will receive a $1000 purse if a Wheeler carburetor is used. The 300 mile event carries a $10000 trophy and is expected to attract many entries. Roy Knabenshue and E A Moross are coordinating aviation meet arrangements with the Speedway director.
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Speedway
F. H. Wheeler
A. A A
Roy Knabenshue
Wright Bros., Machines
E. A. Moross
Lynch’s Protest Ignored by Theater Over Kling Vaudeville
Chicago April 21 The National league president Lynch protested allowing Catcher Johnny Kling to perform in vaudeville yet the theater remains bound by his contract. Kling makes his first appearance Monday as W W A Thompson, the theater manager, notes plans to pay a $700 fine to the National Commission. If the commission blocks the act, Kling could pursue a standard engagement elsewhere.
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Chicago
Lynch
National League
Johnny Kling
John
Kling
W.W. A. Thompson
Cubs
National Commission
King
Cincinnati
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Highlands
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Highland Park
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Fort Gens. Harrison
Lawrence
Post Grounds
Milligan
Hooke
Denison Hotel
Williams
Dillon and Fitzpatrick
Hennings
Jeff
Rowardennan
Cal
Camp Rowardennan
Senor Terrazas
Big Smoke
Olay
White Sox
REDS
West Side
West
Daniels
Wheeler
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