Stol and Rutt Withdraw From Six Day Race At Madison Square Garden
Johann Stol and Walter Rutt of the German-Holland team pulled out of the six day race at Madison Square Garden due to Stol's severe water on the right knee. The retirement leaves 12 teams in the contest and makes a foreign win unlikely, though a foreign rider could still prevail. Floyd MacFarland also reportedly plans to retire after a broken finger worsened pain.
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Wolgast bets 1000 on stopping Packey McFarland within ten rounds
Ad Wolgast will stake $1000 that he can defeat Packey McFarland inside ten rounds if McFarland weighs 133 pounds ringside. Wolgast’s manager challenges McFarland to accept or move to welterweight while accusing him of bullying lighter opponents.
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Ad Woligner
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Chicago
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Welsh
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Williams for Secretary of National League in Chicago
Chicago December 9 Charles G Williams treasurer of the Chicago National League club is favored for the secretary post as magnates focus on the president election. He has not declared but President Heydler reportedly supports him if re elected.
Graneiys Referee Role Rumors in Salt Lake Fight
Promoter Tex Rickard backs Salt Lake City as the fight site and names Eddie Graney as judge in the Jim Johnson bout while Graney denies firm commitment. George Little, Johnson’s manager, asserts Graney would referee, and hints at Alameda California as a possible location with serious betting interest.
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Theatrical men seek entry into baseball and Ward election
Chicago club chief Charles W. Murphy backs John M. Ward for NL president and predicts a first ballot win. He envisions using ballparks for show business, cites night baseball trials by Dreyfuss and Cahill, and notes theatrical financiers eyeing ownership and management roles in Philadelphia and beyond.
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Notre Dame Te Honors Players at Big Spread
Notre Dame Indiana December 9 A dinner will be tendered the Notre Dame football team at the Oliver house South Bend 8 00 p m Saturday to honor the victorious squad Students and former stars of the Notre Dame gridiron and notable West athletics figures will receive invitations James E Deery of Indianapolis chairs the invitation committee
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Americus Says He'll Win From Marmout In Coliseum Bout
Baltimore wrestler Americus, real name Gus Schoenlein, arrived in Chicago to train for his upcoming match with Mahmout at the Coliseum next Tuesday. He weighs 193 pounds, claims he is stronger than a year ago, and predicts a victory unless Mahmout has improved greatly. He also says he may face Frank Gotch.
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Americus
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Frank Gotch
Mineral Bath City Reach by Grand Trunk Through Detroit
Mt. Clemens, the Mineral Bath City, reachable without changing cars only by the Grand Trunk Railway System through Detroit. Timetables and a descriptive pamphlet mailed free on application to W. S. Cookson, A. G. P. A., 135 Adams Street, Chicago.
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Bliss Native Herbs Denison Hotel Dining Room
Bliss Native Herbs at Washington street Denison Hotel offers American plan dining with Sunday dinner a specialty, venue directed by Muste.
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Denison Hotel
Deweys dominate in Independent Bowl league action
The Deweys beat the Manhattans four to three as the Centrals lost to the Capitals and the Pastimes won six to zero on a forfeit. Deweys scorer Wheeler posted 244 and Fuehring 233 for high team and second place. Michigan's Magidsohn leads college scoring with 20 points in seven games, while Allerdice of Indianapolis is cited for top yearlong scoring in the Michigan Daily report.
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Owners suspended by board of appeals in Chicago
At a session in the Auditorium hotel the American Trotting Association board of appeals expelled five owners and their horses for legal racing violations last season. Among those busted were W. B. and Mrs. Snyder of Fresno California for racing under assumed names and A Rader T Jd Patrick Morris Worl and L E Shinneberger. Grand circuit dates were set but not yet published. In New York Elsie Palmer of Pimlico Maryland was expelled for starting her paper and George Bertin under the name Aristocrat at Timonium Maryland last fall.
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New Castle
Ind
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New York
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Pimlico
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Association Board of Review
Oldfield Breaks 50 Mile Auto Record in Dallas
Barney Oldfield drove his 10 horsepower Benz to shatter the 50 mile world circular track record in Dallas Texas. He completed the distance in 47 minutes 18 seconds, beating his own Fresno California mark of 48 minutes 40 and one fifth seconds. He surpassed the old record at 30 miles and broke each intermediate mark to the 50 mile finish.
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City Club Bowls Lebanon in Three to None Series
City Club bowlers defeated Lebanon last night at Lebanon, taking three straight games in the series with a 7 7 to 2 5 2 score for the Lebanon quintet. The City Club team now challenges any club in the city or state. Address City Club alleys.
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Miami champion sprinter Mc Coy named 1910 football captain
Oxford Ohio December 9 Charles J Mc Coy of Miami University sprint record holder for the 100 yard dash at 9 4 seconds was elected captain of the 1910 football team He has long played right half Watson R Pultz of College Corner was chosen team manager.
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Charles J. McCoy
Miami
Watson R. Pultz
College Corner
Gant Beats Holman In Board of Trade Billiards
Gant defeated Holman last night at the Board of Trade billiard parlors by a score of 200 to 116. Gant opened with a strong run and maintained the lead throughout the match.
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Holman
Board of Trade Biliard
Notre Dame Opens Season with 29 19 Victory Over Lewis Institute
Notre Dame in Notre Dame Indiana defeated Lewis Institute 29 to 19 in the season opener. The game featured early dominance by the Irish and a steady second half to secure the win.
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