Memsic Beats Landers For Auditorium Fight Decision
In a whirlwind Chicago contender Memsic won the decision over San Francisco’s Fred Landers at the Auditorium Monday night. Referee Ryan ruled Memsic the winner after an aggressive eighth round rally. Landers showed craft but could not overcome Memsic’s late surge. Preliminaries featured Ray Brozon defeating Jack Roberts, Jerry Murphy besting Tammy Lee, and Jack Morgan stopping Ald Purcell in one round.
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George Mensic
Chicago
Fred Landers
San Francisco
Auditorium
Ryan
Memsie
Landers
Prisco
Memsic
Tucson
Mewale
Ray Broozon
Physiciana
Jack Roberts
Jerry Murphy
Tammy Lee
Lee
Reteren Ryan
Jack Morgan
Ald Purcell
Receiver Appointed for Anderson Felt Association
Special to The Sun reports Superior Judge Greenies named Daniel Boiend as receiver for the Anderson Felt Association after opposition by local bankers. The order requires the receiver to take all property of the association, including a billable track with a pacing record of 2:07, to settle the matter.
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Sun
Anderson
Ind
Greenies
Daniel Boiend
Thiafly
Anderson Felt Association
Race law fight looms as Latonia group to lobby
Louisville Feb 23 Col M Winn president of the America Turf association pledges aid to the Latonia jockey club to oppose a proposed Kentucky measure restricting racing to 40 days a year. Winn cites a Bolsan motive behind the bill.
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Sweelat
Louisville
Col
Winn
America Turf Association
Latonia
Cluth
Kentucky
Winn Asys
Ball Player Fultz Opens Law Office In Wall Street
Davy Fultz, former baseball star, opens a law office at David L. Falta on Wall Street near the stock exchange. A Brown College graduate and former football standout, he plans to leave the diamond to pursue law, acknowledging the long road to building a practice. Conroy may join the New York Americans in center field.
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Davy Fultz
The
Stock Exchange
New York Ouutender
David L. Falta
Norman Fiberfield
Fultz
Brown College
Conroy
Tuliz
New York Americans
Ohio horsemen seek bill to revive racing in Cleveland
Ohio horsemen unite clubs to push a new measure modeled after the defeated Chisholm Bill. They warn that last year's failure nearly ended horse racing in several districts and threaten Cleveland's grand circuit status if Glenville races do not resume this summer.
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Ohio
Columbus
Cleveland
Glenville
Rosa
Horse Race Results At New Orleans Fair Grounds
Race results from New Orleans Fair Grounds and City Park plus Los Angeles Ascot and San Francisco Oakland listings. Includes jockeys, odds, distances, and times for multiple races across venues with names such as Scotch Dance Buda Pest Hocus Pocus Judge Treen Lucy Young Marg et Annela Telepathy and others.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
L. Jones
Atwood
Sigmund
Budapest
J. Martin
Mint Berla
King Leopold
Radike
Ethics
Dr. Sprull
St. Valentine
Robbing
Hlollowmas
Monaca
Mali
Mitth
Radiko
Ll, Jones
Marvin Neat
New Orleans City Park
Judge Treen
Koerner
Hinck
Hole
Yiles
Thise Ueds
Meintyrey
Morkndo
del Carine
Berita
Lucy Young
H. Graham
Airship
Garntahy Um
Einnie Adams
Nical
Debar
Gateisme
Curlonga
Deee Qara
Percy Clark
Hyon
Bevtenth
Furfonga
Dolling
Margaret Annela
Lowe
Telepathy
Awawegang
Los Angeles
Ascot
Ferlongs
Dan Collins
Miller
Mozapan
Happy Lad
Salina
BicIaniel
Water Fox
Pinta
Bribery
Mel
McLean
Lady King
Tim Hurst
Rooker
Prince Magnet
Wrenne
Conde
Capitansa
Auduchon
Kumisch
Rubinon
EHDA
BAN Prancisco
Oakland
Janice Marlan
Clark
Clorenfa
Sacramento Beje
Boecond
Corrigan
Rice
Orante
Taird
Balbert
Truohel
Yo San
Americano
Jack Fall
CF. Sullivan
Ralph Young
Wal. Firth
Major Tonny
WW. Smith
Harbor
F. W. Barr
Fountain
Res Lad
Labs
Noodles Hahn Reduces Walks in League Record Pace
The National League season highlights show left hander Noodles Hahn averaging under one base on balls per game, boosting the champions’ pitching strength. Christy Mathewson remains a dominant figure while others like Leon Ames and Elliott post notable strikeout and hit benchmarks.
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Hahn
Speriath
New
New York
Champions
Noodle
Leon Ames
Elliott
Batona Tan
Habh
Fraser
Boston
Ames
Teever
Bon
Fittlager
McGinnity
McParland
St. Louis
Mitchell
Brooklyn
Marrying Squire Too Fat Sparks Weight Loss Plan
Fort Smith Ark Feb 1 Judge Samuel Edmondson famed as the marrying squire has grown portly from wedding banquets. Once 170 pounds he now weighs 240. He says the feasts accompany his duties as officiant at hundreds of marriages in Arkansas and Indian Territory. He plans physical culture to shed weight as he contemplates quitting his office if diet fails.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Samual Edmonson
Southwest
Arkansay
Indian Territory
Edmondson
Youth Bowler Chester Blumberg Posts Big Score
Chester Blumberg, age 14, emerges as a rising bowler in the city. He rolled a best 6 264 at the Pastime A eye, the second high score this season, a remarkably good showing for such a young talent.
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Chester Blumberg
Amateur tournament invites spark boxing chatter in Chicago
Twenty one top amateur pugilists are invited to the Chicago based amateur tournament starting March 1. Phil McGovern enters the fray as a shifty puncher likened to his brother Terrible Terry. Cogland plans a move to outlaw circles amid lingering rumors of a past assault on Lewye in Ransag City.
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Leetow
Ancrete
Amiteay
Frapee
Phil McGovern
Terry
New York
S. Phil
Cogland
Coglant
Ransag City
Lewye
Return to Work What the Former Heroes Are Doing
New York report surveys ex champions and boxers shifting to vaudeville, farming, or open shop ventures after ring fame. Corbett Fitz McCoy Ryan and others are spotlighted as they retreat from boxing to unrelated careers and theater work, with lingering public interest in their post ring plans.
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Corbett
Fitz
Tom
Ryan
Farmer
McCoy
Jimmy
Forfeit match in billiards tops world title talk
Wille Hoppe reports a forfeit routed by Geo Sianson as a world billiards match discussion continues with dates undetermined. Other items note Quy Rubiahi agreeing to a prior date with Tom W Rourke against Al Kaufmann, and regional sports and salary remarks amid league talk.
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Wille Hoppe
Geo. Sianson
Quy Rubiahi
Tom W Rourke
al Kaufmann
California
Tayechi
Phin
Kaufmann
Hoppe Favorite in 18-4 Harness Race Contender
Speinl to the Sun from New York notes Hoppe as a heavy favorite over George Binayen in the 18-4 harness race on March 2. Bets as high as 10 to 1 are reported with some large offers. John McGraw wagers 45,000 against 1,000 that Voy pe retains the emblem, while Slosson money is scarce but expected to rise as the date approaches.
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Hoppe
Speeinl
Neidy York
George Binayen
Ngurey
Meloricug
John McGraw
Voy Pe
Eistt
Tt Ly
Fla
Ryan Outpoints Russell in Six Round Fight
Philadelphia February 1 Adam Ryan of Chicago outpointed Ed Russell in six rounds before the Washington Sporting Club. Russell was wild at times as Ryan pressed and landed steadier punches. Russell’s best efforts came late but Ryan secured the decision.
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Memster
Memste
Memsla
Rings
Hicint
Loraun
Philadelphia
Adam Ryan
Chicago
Ed Winks
Washington. Sporting Club
Ruel
Ryan
Russell
Westminster Kennel Club Opens Big Bench Show at Madison Square Garden
Special to The Sun reports the Westminster Kennel Club bench show opening at Madison Square Garden with over 3,000 dogs across 82 breeds. The event features numerous prizes with total value around 13,000, drawing attendees and participants from diverse groups.
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New York
Westminster Kennel
Madison Square Garden
Football star sues for libel over college athlete tale
Andrew I. Smith, ex University of Pennsylvania football star, sues McClure's Magazine over an article by Harry Beach Needham. The piece labeled him a "tramp athlete" and implied he left State College for Pennsylvania for compensation, prompting the libel action.
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New York
Andrew I. Smith
Fallhark
McClure
Magagina
Harry Beach Needham
Commercelalien
Smith
Pennsylvania Utnte College
University of Pennsylvania
Severa Snwytrs
Abe
Ktramp
Intendo
Peenaylvania
Lipton to Try Again for the Cup Ambition
Sir Thom Lipton plans another challenge for the America's Cup as discussions circle the New York Yacht Club’s pewter trophy. A disputed deed of gift may alter the number of boats eligible for the race on the Great Lakes, with a new challenger hoped for in 1900.
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the Sun
New York
Thomie Lipton
Ofp
Plana
Aguluer
Elobe Pewter
America
Fae
Poplar
Trish Haranet
Hun Erie
Vinree
Mir Thomis
Eopti
Thome
Tyne
Thomas Han
Great Lakes
Kid McCoy Out Does Jimmy Britt As a Fashionable Landlord
A fragmented reminiscence piece portrays Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy boasting over past boxing glory and money schemes. It recalls fights with Jimmy Britt and tales of real estate ventures, warning that Kid's era of charm and power has faded as debts and tough prospects loom.
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Jimmy Britt
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Hmrst
Ferguson-Miller
Lon Cathedral Parkway
Gear
Rindeste
Saditopack
Dave Lamar
Jake
Gym Agaley
New York
Sail
Jimmy “Britt
Bagtling Nelson
Tnt
Cupid
America
Lark Ball
Curt
Jim Jeffries
Bob Fitz
Hall
White Plaina
Oliver Tebeau Named Pat From Digging Days In St Louis
Industrious youth shaped Oliver Tebeau into a local legend known as Pat He built a drinks emporium in St Louis and earned the nickname during years of labor digging and shoveling. He recalls a Kerry Patch prank that sparked the name and his early work ethic shaping his public identity.
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Oliver Tebeau
St Louis
Tebana
Patt Teberts
Pat
Patt
Tebeau
Kerry Pateh
Fez
Kerry Paten
George
Evansville Cantera league lists players for season
Evansville manager Jimay Ryan reports Chicago contact with many players for the season. Catchers W Torrance Frank Cross John Bt Clair Arthur Watson pitchers James Freeman Lavia Hunt Choa Wacker Edward White Frank L Dickwons Otto Narachal Hremer Chase Radclife Nye Frank Quigley Louis Baer Jomea Sager outfielders James Bi Ryat War Romane W A Kally Rta Lank ford Bobby Lynch, last year’s player, refuses to return unless paid more and says he plans to pursue stage work.
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Evansville
Ind
Peby
Jimay Ryan
Evanaville Cantera Leugue
Haw
Chicago
Cognttact
Catchera
W. .Torrance
Frank Cross
John Bt. Clair
Arthur Watson
Jamen Freeman
Lavia Hunt
Choa. Wacker
Edward White
Frank L. Dickwons Invteidra
Jack Kemmeriing
Otto Narachal
Ony Hremer
Chase
Radclife
Startin FL
Predictions By Raphael The Astrologer For Wednesday
Predictions by Raphael warn of misfortune for those born on this day urging restraint from pleasure and socializing. A 1908 birth date is linked to higher accident risk and susceptibility to indulgence, advising caution for youth and those with anniversaries on the date.
Murphy Denies Sebring Right to Work for Outlaws
Chicago president Murphy disputes Sebring’s stay with Williamsport, says he never promised the outfielder a release or permission to join Chicago. He cites the league contract and warns Sebring against misrepresenting his status, noting the player’s wife’s illness and financial strains as context.
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Murphy
Sebring
Sun
Chicago
Timuing Sebring
de Outfelter
Cincinnati
Rus Acme
Williamsport
Outaw
Ifivon Perminsigh
Ume
Inia
Mbirmhy
M Tetter
Fia Williams Port Club
Bit
Paagasic
Tne
Abe Wen
Rim
Steinens
Eawil Sebring
National Cane Mission
Cme
Eines
L Bayer
Willamsport
Whall da Ea
Aimee
Polo Drives Anderson Plays the Twos at the Auditorians
Danville beat Champaign 4 to 2 with Danville’s Jo, Campbell and Jean shining. Anderson debut star Harkins from Illinois made a strong showing at Danville on Monday. Linc oln led Champaign, while Wayne tenm contributed solid defense for the visitors.
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Anderson
The
Auditorians
Marion
Harkins
Tha FL
Wayne Tenm
Bia
Danville
Champaign
Jean
Campbell
Lincoln
Champaign Five
Retail League Results Change Hands in Monday Games
In Retail Howkog Ru matches, Blacks Rahas No 2 and Pettis beat Ayres Saks and Staratores. Thee Whens won two of three against Wassony.
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Rahas No. 2
Pettis
Shalehtea
Ayres, Saks
Staratores
Thee Whens
Wassony
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