Woodruff not for Hoosiers says Cincinnati report
Special to The Sun from Cincinnati on January 2 states Indianapolis has no claim on Woodruff. Cincinnati gained control by purchasing Woody's release from the Hoosier club for 1000 dollars, enabling disposal of his services. If Tebeau demands work, the Hoosier owner must relent. Louisville may allow a move to Birmingham for Woodruff. The matter should settle when Tebeau visits Cincinnati next week.
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Novelty in Surgery at UC Heals Racehorse Leg
Special to The Suny Bacramento reports Prof Ward chief UC veterinarian successfully set a horse’s broken leg and preserved it in a thick plaster cast. After six weeks the bone knit and the horse stood sound, promising light work soon. The method promises to end the common race track practice of euthanizing broken horses.
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Kid McCoy Faces Gore Ail Limit In Comeback Decline
Los Angeles reports Kid McCoy, once a top pugilist, has collapsed health wise and canceled his scheduled fight with Twin Jack Sullivan in the city this month. Doctors warn he may never return to boxing as he plans to travel to New York for rest and recuperation.
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Richmond horse tale at Lackey sale Cambridge City
speeds animals consignments list includes Lady AWM Sulrect The Bullet Tucsco Billy Mack Anna W Oncar King Pin Ravenna Wilkes Anglin Wilkes Solomon H and Curtis Gosnell purchase from Charles Burnet of Newburg. details show various race times and horses in early January sale.
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Charles Burnet
Newburg
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Champion of the World Era Highlighted by Jeffries Supremacy
The article hails James J. Jeffries as the premier heavyweight, overpowering rivals like Jack Monroe and Horan. It notes his planned theatrical sparring tour, deeming stage exhibitions safer than real bouts, and asserts no top heavyweight matches him.
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U S Golf Association Expands as Officers Elected Soon
New York January report details growth of the United States Golf Association from five clubs at its founding to 679 clubs and 115 links. It outlines geographic spread, member clubs, and upcoming leadership changes with expected constitutional amendments debated by February meeting.
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Daniel Chauncey
Mernett Leeds
Mitteburg
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Omaha
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Hawthorne racetrack ownership pends after conference
Esther Edward Ward Corrigan and Richard J. Fitzgerald edge toward sole ownership of Hawthorne track after the conference at the Auditorium Notes Saturday. Corrigan seeks control if the Western Jockey Club refuses to reallocate 1906 racing dates at its upcoming meeting, while Fitzgerald opposes that shift but won’t jeopardize Hawthorne’s balance against the Jockey Club amid the conflict.
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Polo and boxing moves spark winter sports notes
A windy roundup details John Gunzel and Kansas City polo plans in Michigan league, Jan bout updates for Kid McCoy Sullivan, jockey shifts in New Orleans and Portland, and a raft of baseball draft moves. It mentions Walter McCreery, Fred Ely, Charles Atherton in Eastern leagues, and Harold Thomas training plans with several riders and managers.
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Grand Rapids
Invaders Set to Open Season in Indianapolis
Western Polo league plans an Indianapolis invasion with the first game likely at Tomlinson Hall. If not ready, Marion and Indianapolis play at Elwood. Teague managers drew up this week’s schedule, with stops in Muncie Friday and arrivals expected Tuesday. The Invaders roster features Cunningham, Peter, Hevin, and Bannon as rushers and center.
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Duragle Dane 3 Great Record In Remarkable Career
US Jan 2 Patting Nelson the Durante Dane the toy who bit two years ago fought preliminaries in a long and remarkable career. Nelson defeated Young Corbett and battled Jimmy Britt before losing on a decision. He has fought 67 bouts, beating Art Simms Jack Ovi Spider Welsh Martin Canole Eddie Wanton Aurelia Herrera and Young Corbett among others while losing to Britt and Neary. He began in a barn at Mammond Ind in 1893 and has fought through 1902 with busy seasons and several title contenders.
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Standings and scores from Central and Western Leagues
Central League standings show Lafayette and Indian apolis atop with Lafayette at 7 1 and Indianapolis later. Western League results list Anderson Richmond Muncie and Kokomo with varied scores. Saturday night results include Indianapolis 3 Lafayette 1 and Logansport 7 2.
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Big Teams Travel South For Spring Training Plans
The dull season of baseball will be enlivened by spring training in the south. Alabama and Georgia will host most games for the American and National leagues with up to 40 players scattered south of the Mason-Dixon line by April. The White Sox and Athletics train in Louisiana. two St Louis clubs will head to Texas. New Orleans hosts early games in May, and Georgia, Savannah, and Montgomery are slated for other teams. Interleague exhibitions and college and minor league ties may accompany travel as clubs prepare for the season.
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Rules for Yacht Race Across Atlantic Announced
The International transatlantic yacht race rules are issued by Commander Hebbinghaus. The May 15 or 16 start from the Sandy Hook lightship toward Lizard Point. Eligible yachts of all nations must meet 07 ton Thames measurement. entry deadline is April 1. The German emperor will present the Ocean Cup at Kiel week opening.
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