Fitzsimmons On Verge Of Collapse On Road Run
Special to The Sun from San Francisco details Bob Fitzsimmons showing signs of weakness during a morning road run near Judge Geary's courtroom. Spectators observed tremulous hands, labored breathing, and visible fatigue as he paused and leaned on a wall.
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Exhanation Stages Noted As Distressed Man Resumes Trip
Judge Geary and Constable Carroll witnessed the scene as Ray Fits appeared ailing. First Simmons, attracted by the crowd, gathered himself and continued, though visibly distressed.
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Watty Watkins Recalls Suspected Hold-Up At Payday
In a heated exchange among farmers and W Watkins a claim of suspension and pursuit unfolds. He admits mistaking Guy Dickey for plotting a hold up, after Dickey said money was owed. Watkins reveals the payday misread proves Dickey’s entitlement, ending with the crowd moving toward him.
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Water cress horse sale ends with Haggin bid at 71000
New York December dispatch reports water cress, a leading stallion, sold at the Radio del Paso sale for 71000 to James B. Haggin after a spirited bidding duel with Marty Whitney's bidding agent Harry Wingut fronting for Whitney. Haggin’s purchase follows a long run of bids, with Wingut signaling Whitney before finally yielding. The horse will be sent to Haggin’s Ermeny stud in Kentucky, and Haggin also secured other horses including Goldfinch and St. Gallen Rich.
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Pugilist Killed in Yreka Boxing Match
Jack McDonald, a local boxing champion, died from a brain hemorrhage after a ten round bout with Bid Roberts in Yreka California. Roberts dominated from the third round and delivered a fatal blow in the ninth. The crowd numbered about one hundred as police take the case for murder.
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Polo Drives Indians to Andera Friday Night
The Indians travel to Andera on Friday after playing 48 lately. Capt Hart and his men should exploit the opponent's weak defense. Harkins of Marion suffered a collarbone fracture Thursday at Danville and will miss weeks. Dougherty filled in, Danville beat Fury Five 7 to 0. Anderson's Farrell starred. Bone of Lagansport accused referee Lowry of bias, urging league to assign officials regardless of managers. Anderson seeks Jesmup and Pierce to replace Mallory and Lincoln for Andary.
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Michigan Hopeful for 1906 Team After Championship Defeat
Ann Arbor reports optimism for a strong 1906 Michigan football squad. Captain Norcross and Behule are ineligible, Ham mond and Longman may return, Coe shifts to line, and Garrela could move to backfield to boost speed. few all fresh prospects offer varsity potential, leaving Barlow and Magoffin as likely candidates for backfield roles.
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Cory Fails To Break Milwaukee Chicago Run Record
Albert Cory completed a Milwaukee to Chicago run despite weather and a North Kenosha accident that left him missing for hours. He clocked 10 15 p.m. finishing five hours behind Dan O Leary’s longstanding record amid slippery roads and injuries feared minor.
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Football fatality in Bridgeport after city game
Len McNally age 18 or 19 died Thursday after serious injuries from a football game between city teams on Thanksgiving Day. He suffered a broken back during mass play.
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Reforming Not Abolishing Football At West Point
West Point authorities, led by Dean Brigaier, refuse abolition and favor reform of football. A conference with New York University is planned, with a nine member rules committee to craft safeguards. The reform aims to reduce danger, curb brutal play, and eliminate mass plays while keeping the game engaging for spectators.
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Central Polo League Friday's Games
The Central Polo League schedules three matchups on Friday with Indianapolis visiting Anderson, Kokomo traveling to Fort Wayne, and Marion playing Lafayette.
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