Jem Driscoll Weighs 123 1 2 Pounds For Attell Bout
New York Feb 18 Jem Driscoll will fight Abe Attell in a ten round bout at the National club Friday night weighing about 123 ½ pounds. He weighed 122 1/2 pounds Tuesday and trained steadily at Cannon's. Host Cannon notes Driscoll eats normally and expects strong support from admirers at weigh in and fight time.
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New York
Jem Driscoll
Abe Attell
National Club
Driscoll
Cannon's
Attell
Jem
Baseball Rules And Trades Highlight Early Meetings
Two rule changes aim to curb stall tactics and ensure timely play with a pitcher remaining in the box until a batter is retired or reaches base. Umpires may forfeit games if a substituted player delays leaving the field. The American League approved the season schedule with minimal conflicts and key trades reshaping rosters. Frank Chance forecasts Cubs supremacy as George Browne joins the outfield and Johnny Evers may report in June.
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McGraw
George Browne
Johnny Evers
Murphy
Westside
Chance
Frank
J. Hancock
Pulliam
Cubs
Wagner
Fred Clarke
California
Ed Curley Selections From Tampa Oakland and Los Angeles
Race card selections list by tracks with multiple horses in each race. Most probable winners Kiamesha II Fordello and Uncle Jim are highlighted across Tampa Oakland and Los Angeles entries.
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Malta
den of Dawn
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Roseburg II
Dolly Bulletin
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Elysium
Merise
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Miss Padders
Kate Carney
Alirship
Charley Lusk
Oakland
Grahame
Jack Dennerlin
Argonaut
Cut Loose
Full
King of the Mist
Niblick
Galvez
Otllo
Donatus
Nasmerito
Sadler
Rey del Mundo
Oriffamb
Senator Barrett
Garter Light
Creston
Uncle Jim
Thorntown Americans Do Not Play Marion Club Packetball
Local snippet notes the Thorntown Americans will not face the Marion club in packetball. No further details or context are provided in the fragment.
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Thorntown Americans
Marion
Packetball
Princeton Football Schedule For Next Fall
Princeton, N. J. Feb. 18 The football management releases the schedule for next fall. Only two changes from last season: Sewanee makes its first appearance and Annapolis replaces West Point. Yale remains the climactic away game with Dartmouth now a Princeton staple.
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Sewanee University
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West Point
Dartmouth
New York
Stevens
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Fordhan
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University of the South
Sewanee
Navy
Dartmeuth
Gannon and Loughery Fight To Close In C Round Draw
Mickey Gannon of Pittsburg and Tommy Loughery of Philadelphia boxed a six round welterweight bout at the National Athletic Club in Philadelphia. The crowd packed the club and after six rounds there was little to choose between the two, a draw seeming fair to both.
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Philadelphia
Mickey Gannon
Pittsburg
Tommy Loughery
National Athletic Club
Pulliam Suffers Nervous Collapse Sparks NL turmoil in Chicago
The National League met in Chicago to decide measures for President Pulliam amid his reported nervous state. The session summoned Pulliam’s brother and brother in law for support while a rest period is arranged. Banquet disruptions at the Automobile Club featured Col. Dreyfuss and August Herrmann clashing over Cubs tickets and past contract terms.
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National League
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Col
Charlies Comiskey
Automobile Club
Commie
Pullman
Murphy
Cubs
August Herrmann
Cub
Col. Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Ban Johnson
Fherrmann
Porkopolis
Herrmann
Col. Pulliam
Hans. Wagner
Mr. Dreyfuss
Teuton
Wagner
Cincinnati
Pirates
Coulter and Lindsay Sold By Manager Carr
Manager Carr announced the sale of Lindsay to the Denver club in the Western league and Coulter to Albany in the New York State league. Lindsay may become Denver’s manager or first baseman, while Coulter is praised as a strong addition for Albany. Carr also reports obtaining Pitcher Graham from Minneapolis and dismisses talk of Indianapolis joining the National league.
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Conroy
Washington
New York
Stallings
Norman Elberfeld
Highlanders
Revellle
Richmond
Sid Smith
Atlanta
Charley Moran
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Comiskey
Jerry Down
Detroit
White Sox
Harry Walter
Reds
St. Paul
Boston Americans
Y Coulter
Chris Lindsay
Hoosier
Carr
Lindsay
Denver Club
Coulter
Albany
Denvertes
Indianapolis
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Water Wagon Boys Fall to Manhattan in Independent League
The Manhattan team in the Independent league beat the Water Wagon Boys five games to none, tightening its grip on first place. Anonyms swept the Deweys while the Shermans toppled the Federals and Centrals defeated the Carriers. Team totals reached 927 and 96, with Wiley of the Anonyms and Votmer of the Manhattan tying for top honors with 22. O'Brien of the Shermans posted 24.
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Anonyms
Deweys
Shermans
Federals
Centrals
Wiley
Votmer
O'Brien
Durham to Leave for Giants Training Camp
Iron Man Durham must report at St. Louis to join the New York Giants party bound for Marlin Springs Texas to begin training.
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St. Louis
New York Giants
Marlin Springs
Tex
Germania Hall Dance Nights Promised
Dessauer club advertises dancing at Germania Hall on Tuesday and Saturday evenings for societies.
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