Jeffries Never As Good As Johnson
A boxing opinion piece by Billy Madden arguing that James J. Jeffries cannot regain his prime form to defeat Jack Johnson. It compares Jeffries past performances at Coney Island and against Corbett and Ruhlin, contending Johnson’s size and power surpass Jeffries even in his best days.
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Langford Faces Dixie Kid White In Memphis Bout
Sam Langford enters the ring in Memphis for his first southern appearance as a heavy favorite over George White the Dixie Kid. Betting favors Langford to KO before eight rounds though some expect a drawn out eight rounds. Langford trains well in warm southern climate and contemplates staying longer to gain weight.
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New Record Set by Oldfield at Ascott Park Mile
Barney Oldfield, driving a Benz racer, shattered world circular track records for two three four and five miles at Ascott park mile track in Los Angeles on January 9. His five mile time was 2 24 1 4, surpassing Ralph De Palma’s 4 26 record.
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Lush Signs with M'Graws from Bridgeport
Mann McGraw of the New York Nationals signs Ernest Lush of Bridgeport as an outfielder. Lush played for Villanova and Niagara University baseball teams.
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Thomas Company Confirms 1911 Model Refinements
The E R Thomas Motor Company keeps its 1910 models steady while refining the Little Six and Town Car. For 1911 they will offer three chassis including Model M 6 70 and the R Town Car 4 28. The Longstroke engine is a key feature boosting longevity and power.
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Little Bits of Baseball in Early Season Notes
The Tri State league opens May 4 and ends Sept 7. New York Americans release Warner and outfielders Channell and Farrell to Memphis. Philadelphia clubs plan a spring series with nine games starting April 1. Mordecai Brown sick in Terre Haute from malaria contracted in Cuba. Johnny Evers predicts Charley Dooin will be a better manager than Kling. Major league clubs budget nearly $120000 for 1911 spring training. Doc Marshall未played in Cincinnati. seeks Reds. Little Rock Baseball association aims to keep current organization and $4500 fund for 1911 South Atlantic league franchise. Ban Johnson claims Washington stock is locally owned. Fred Lake plans infield changes for Boston but cannot replace Thomas and Beaumont with youth. Bobby Ganley remains. Toronto team to train at Charlottesville, reporting March 25. Umpire Lynch recalls Cy Young and Chief Zimmer as ideal battery. pitchers and catchers should heed their example. Fred Burch ranked among Eastern league top pitchers and pinch hitters with a .227 batting average. Luther Taylor hits .077 in Buffalo.
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Baltimore contractor James Sinnsll dies at 63
James Sinnsll, a famed Baltimore contractor for more than 30 years and father-in-law of New York Nationals manager John J. McGraw, died at his home after years of ill health. He was 63.
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Pere Marquettes Beaten by Rushville Ninety Night
The Pere Marquettes of Indianapolis were defeated on the Rushville alleys Saturday night. Rushville won by a total of 3% pins.
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Pauthan Sets Six Hour Sustained Flight in Aviation Week
Los Angeles January 10 Aerial events begin with balloons from Huntington park and continued with heavier-than-air trials at Dominguez field. Louis Paulhan aims for a six hour continuous flight to break the world record, while Glenn Curtiss makes short preparatory hops. Up to 220 machines compete in elimination tests during ten days of aviation history.
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Left-Handed Drive Gains Public Support in Motor Cars
R E Olds of Reo argues left-hand drive meets popular needs amid winter streets. He cites safety and convenience benefits, noting statutes favor drivers placing the right side near the curb and praising approval from doctors, real estate men, contractors, farmers, and clergy who drive themselves.
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Cubs Refuse to Trade Three-Fingers Brown in 1910 Talks
Chicago reports Mordecai Brown will not be exchanged for Cincinnati’s entire lineup with Griffith added. Brown has not signed for 1910. West Side leader C Webb Murphy said no swap with Redland tribe head, after a two day session with Foxy Griff yielded no progress.
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French lbd Contracts With Boston Red Sox
Indianapolis infielder French, known for strong defense and speed, signed with the Boston Americans after his impressive summer with the team. He played shortstop and sometimes second base when regulars were out, showing promise that boosted his league profile. He had previously been with Evansville before Boston scouts recruited him.
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Joe Tinker Debuts in Vaudeville at Haymarket Theater
Chicago reports Joe Tinker former Cubs shortstop will perform in a vaudeville sketch titled A Great Catch at the Haymarket theater with Sadis Sherman. The act, rehearsed for weeks, may tour if successful in Chicago.
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Hank O Day a Financier as Well as an Umpire
Chicago report recounts Hank O Day’s Havana refereeing during the All Stars tour to Cuba. Brownie Brown and Mordecai claim O Day agreed to share prize money from 12 Havana games but took about 378 dollars himself after five played. Players reportedly split 178 dollars each, while Hank eyed vaudeville as a future magnet.
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Week of Auto Show Events Planned in New York
A busy week for motor car enthusiasts opens with meetings of the American Automobile Association and the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers. Officials like Lewis R. Speare and Charles Thaddeus Terry preside as committees plan dinners, briefings, and a luncheon, with engineers and manufacturers gathering at hotels and society buildings.
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Weeklong boxing and sport events listed across cities
Boxing bouts dominate the week with Mon Memphis and New York cards led by Sim Langford Dixon and Harry Thomas. Other sports include aviation meets in Los Angeles, Pinehurst golf tourney, Chicago wrestling, Boston poultry show, New York auto show, and St Louis bowling tournament with varied dates and venues.
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Eddie Collins among base stealers and base stealing stars
The Pittsburg banquet speech lauds Cobb and Collins as top base stealers. It notes Cobb stole 76 bases last season against Collins 67 and previews Eddie Collins matching Cobb’s performance this year. It recounts catcher matchups and Archer’s career twists with multiple teams and roles.
Midshipman Wilson Shows Improvement at Annapolis
Reports from Annapolis Md indicate Midshipman Earl D Waélson, who suffered a broken neck October 28, is regaining movement. Doctors note the left arm power increasing and slight movement returning in the right foot as signs the compressed spinal cord may resume function and a possible recovery.
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Nelson to Fight Lang in Memphis This Month
Battling Nelson signed articles to fight Holédie Lang at Memphis this month. He says the bout will not interfere with his scheduled match with Ad Wolgast in San Francisco next month.
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Ewing Undergoes Adenoid Removal Operation
Bob Ewing of the Reds arrived in Fort Wayne Indiana for a minor surgical procedure performed by his friend Dr. W W Barnett. An adenoid growth was removed on Saturday.
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