Duffy Falls To Dougherty In Fourth Round Fight
Chicago boxer Duffy is stopped in the fourth round by Milwaukee’s Jack Dougherty at the Auditorium. Duffy showed early speed but faded after two rounds as Dougherty pressed with steady blows, knocking him down in the third and finishing in the fourth amid a noisy crowd.
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Chicago
Au- Literium
Bmll
Waukee
Jack Dougherty
Windy City
Vetcrsm
Daly
Dougherty
Milwaukee
Younsar
Bleekin
Ned
Glover
Daugherty
Tor Dufly
Ourly
Dusty
Reteran Ryan
Dafy
Lowry
Dubuque
Mapistee, Mich
Mike
Sullivan
Aince
Jimmy Gardner
Ria
Yoder
Billy Yoder
Jack Cullen
Young Sharkey
Notte
Cullen
Hoferestvan
Hia
Jimmy Doyle
Terry McGovern
Jerry Murphy
Dayle
Murphy
Simme Gorman
Tommy Watson
Watson
Jose
HUGGING SIGNS CONTRACT WITH NATIONAL LEAGUE STAR
Cincinnati January 16 Biiner Hugging signs his 1905 contract as a star second baseman. He is among the few Redao to receive an advance of significant figures. He played that year for the salary agreed, with no prior advance, prior to the deal.
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Hugging
Cincinnati
Biiner Hugsina
Laaspan
Jengus
Miller
Redao
Wrestler Murbarger Unable To Best Wittmer In Cincinnati Draw
Sam Murbarger reports weighing 18½ pounds lighter caused a three way draw with Frank Wittmer in Cincinnati. He plans a match with Ed Steinmetz in Indianapolis, training at the U G B A and confident of victory, while promising to cover part of Steinmetz's purse.
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Sam Murbarger
Frank Wittmer
Cincinnah
Lyn
the Gun
Anya
Murbarger
Ed Steinmets
Indianapolis
Steinmetz
Aurbarger
Redfern likely to ride Keene stable horses next season
Special from New York reports James F Keene plans to keep Arthur Redfern as his leading jockey for the spring Belmont campaign. Redfern currently weighs 114 pounds and aims for 108 to 103 as the season advances after a Hot Springs bath and Bevelage stint. Keene intends to rely on heavier riders while keeping Redfern fit, noting no lighter-weight rider can match Redfern's skill.
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New York
James F Keene
Arthur Redfern
Redfern
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Belmont Park
Keene
California Society Follows the Hounds Special to the Sun
California hunting society notes opening of the drag hunt season delayed by dry weather. Miss Genevieve Harvey leads with strong horsemanship, placing first, while her sister Anita Harvey follows second. The San Mateo Hunt Club and Dunhamingame Country Club send riders across dusty courses, with vivid scenes of field attire and dramatic action amid a lively, social following.
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Sune
Genevieve
Anita Harvey
Lajoie Deals and a Ballooning Buyout in 1890s Baseball
Special to The Sam Cleveland recalls Larry Lajoie, captain and second baseman for the Cleveland team, signing a contract while freedman refused a $1,250 offer for two youngsters. The piece recounts a past attempted deal in which Phil Geler and Lajoie were to be acquired for $3,200, and the owner balked at the price.
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Sam Cleveland
Larry LaJoie
Tieheger
Cleveland
Uma
Arthur Irwin
Lajoie
Larry
Ntls
Iil Geler
Cluts
Manneinit Mreedman
New York
Sroity
Phil Geler
Lajate
Fail River
Polo Drives Fort Wayne to Auditorium Showdown
Fort Wayne rode a strong attack Tuesday night as the Railroaders beat Marion 7 to 2 in a rugged game. Cameron, Lewie, and Mallory starred for Fort Wayne while Anderson, Gard ner, and Pierae contributed amid a rough rush from the home squad.
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Fort Wayne
Railroaders
Anderson
Gardner
Mallory
Pierae
Hillie Hoppe Wins World Billiard Championship Upset
Special to The Sun Paris report says 18 year old American prodigy Hoppe defeated world champion Vignaux in an 18 inch one shot final. Final score Hoppe 50 to Vignaux 320. Hoppe’s average 70 2021 and high run 33, Vignaux 144-21 with high run 41. Vignaux conceded He was beaten and Hoppe’s victory marks a startling upset in billiards history.
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Vignaux
Rim
Uttle Wittie Hoppe
Hale Fin
Hoppe
Vighaux
Howe
Beore
Hopper
Nelson Had Hard Times in a Rail Journey Tale
Special to The Suc Philadelphia Pa January 1 Butting Nelson recalls rough travel when stranded by rail fare costs. He describes riding a Hot Springs special to St Louis and walking to a Chicago Alton line, sleeping under a coach, barely surviving. He vows never to ride again unless cushioned or walking henceforth.
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Nelson
Poltec
Hot Springs
Rooma
Agewlich
St Louis
St. Louisi
Cotton States League reorganizes amid delays in Vicksburg
A meeting of the Caxton States renewers in Vicksburg led to forming a league to insure work for players displaced by last season's suspension. The circuit includes Jackson, Vicksburg, Baton Rouge, Gulfport, Meridian, Mobile. D. S. Compras of Wickesuke was elected president succeeding George Wheat.
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San
Memphis
Tenn
Caxton States
Vicksburg
Enue
Compras
Wickstuke
George Wheat
Fight Or Flight In Louisville Brawl Ends With Knockout
In Louisville Kentucky yesterday John Flournoy a Minneapolis baseball player faced off with Albert Maxie after criticizing him. Flournoy knocked Maxie to the ground and beat him unconscious before bystanders and a police officer restrained the scene near the Mason Theater where members of a street company watched.
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the Sun
Louisville
John Fiournes
Mfnneapids
Flournoy
Tony
Albert Maxie
Negea
Maxie
Ub Flournoy
Dirk
Allnyway
Mason Theater
Southern Skier” Company
Maxte Wail
The Greatest Ambition Of Every Pitcher
A historic reflection on pitching mastery in baseball outlining the rare perfect games and near misses. It cites Cy Young and Mathewson as benchmarks, notes Ward and Richmond achieving hitless games, and mentions Clarkson and other greats with phrases describing their precision, endurance, and nerve.
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Monnl
Waddeh
Mathewson
National League
Lew Richmond
Eas
Richmond
Cleveland
Ward
Buffrio
Providence
Grand Am Warrior
Cy Young
Philadelphia
Boston Bunch
Young
Erie
Lovett
Brooklyn
Giants
Metuge
Henley
Matty
Abolishes Football at Harvard In Clean Sweep
Special to The Sex Boston January 1 Harvard has abolished football pending reform. Overseers voted to discontinue the game until rules are changed to curb rough play and foul conduct. A special committee urged replacement with safer standards and vowed gradual changes to restore decent, clean play.
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Harvard
Board of Overseers
Lie University
Hound of Overseers
Buryard Woods
Rom Mit
Grillo Re-elected as Toledo Soccer Club President
J Edgar Grillo was unanimously re-elected president of the Toledo General Association. T C Stevens also kept his post as treasurer with other officials remaining, while no definite plans for the coming season’s management were set. Grillo denied a claim he sought to place Grillo in future leadership and attributed the rumor to Bun Johnson of Chicago.
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Toledo
D. Jan
Mounds
Grillo
National Board
Woods
J. Edgar
Toledo Feneral Association
T. C. Stevens
Atong
Bun Johnson
Malcago
WSL
Grille
Ea Aid
Yeetenluy
Dowa
O'Brien
GriMtha
Cliss
Johnson
Many Champions Fight For Proper Boxing Weighs Regulation
In a fragmented era boxing lacks a governing body to standardize championship weights across divisions. Debates rage over who truly holds titles from heavyweight to bantamweight as contenders dispute legitimacy and methods. Jeffries remains a claimed all champion despite retirement rumors.
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Vel
Jet
America
Hughes Goes to Athletics in Major League Swap
Special to The Washington January 16 report on the Connie Mack era deal involving Lave Cross and the Nationals. The piece notes fan speculation over which local player would move and identifies Cyclone Tom Hughes as the notable pitcher expected to join the Athletics and form a standout pitching staff.
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Lave Cross
Nationals
Connie” Mack
Casaldy
Boas
Ath
Jelies
Tom” Hughes
Neneiverlun
Hughes
Ereal
Mack
Hie Twining
Noor Atl
College football reform and heavyweight boxing clash debated
The article discusses Hadley of Male university urging rules to curb brutality and extravagance in college football, favoring near perfect close games. It also covers heavyweight boxing topics with Jack Palmer Wynew and other fighters, noting referee calls and contender readiness for title matches.
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Dy Arthur
Hadley
Male University
Match Bezenah and Yanger in Chicago Auditorium bout
Benny Yanger the Tipton Slasher of Chicago and Andy Berensh of Cincinnati are slated to meet at the Auditorium on Jas 29. Indianapolis Athletic association announced Monday night. Yanger, a veteran, has matted with Chester Goodwin. Berensh has shown rapid gains lately.
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Tipton Slasher
Chicago
Andy Berensh
Cincinnati
Jas
Te Indinapolis Athletic Association
Yanger
Resenah
Cnat
Chester Goodwin
Central Polo League Standings and Tuesday Games
The Central Polo League standings show teams Wen Lost Bet Indianapolis and Danville with others like Port Wayne Kokomo Logansport Lafayette and MRL Kokomo. Tuesday matches include Fort Wayne at Indianapolis Kokomo at Logansport Danville at Lafayette. A New York lawyer who printed millions of Norfolk Western bonds had the right theory but failed on details.
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Indianapolis
Mirlon
Danville de Andernan
Port Wayne
Kokomo
Loganaport
Lafayette
Fort Wayne
Indianapulio
Logansport
Danville
New York
Norfolk & Western
Race results across multiple tracks in New Orleans and West
A fragmented race results roundup lists numerous horses, jockeys, and times across venues including New Orleans City Park, Fair Ground, San Francisco Oakland, and Los Angeles Ascot. Entries mention horse names such as Taplala, Merry Acrobat, Fancy Dress, Guiding Star, and Bally Prim with times ranging from about 1:12 to 2:05 for varying distances and conditions.
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Rian
Morria
Taplala
Merry Acrobat
Bernnds My Duclongs
Efrollery
Mattie FL
Alfcantara
Lis da
Phied
éhae—Lightnont
Pamberton
GoWten Link
Ripa
Dealey
Perrine
Bally Prim
Cambridge
Uma
Fancy Dress
Rawal
Phochu
Mart Gentry
Guiding Star
Iigh Chance
Bitter
Muna
Bewell
Balvisa
Wanda
Lleher
Sewell
Hollawemas
Phil Pinel
Thie
Pun
Furnings
Honebrake
Freeman
Frank Green
Gutowin
Ravinna
Moreland
Nutcracker
Araba
Ban Francisco
Oakland
Vioa
Radtke
Hilver Line
Jim Pendersast
Shhade
Capt
Burnett
Laur FM
Fountain
Bub
Sourth
Maxtress
Goodchild
Baker
Kerusha
Forerunner
Clark
Clean Light
Tim Hurst
Los Angeles
Tully
Adegiance
Decime
Cme
Rossi
Tottenham
Coeur du Laon
Alzora
Notter
J. F. Donohue
Pritics
Kane
Edinborough
Fal Sway
Davia
Furlonge
Valencia
Rodolfa
Bookmakers fortune rises as Brown Beattie win big at Gravesend
New York gamblers Brown and Beattie edge toward a massive score after a string of wagers at Gravesend. They cash in on Caraphine, Workman, and Flip Flap with a final carry of about 13,700 dollars, despite a near miss in the last race that could have yielded 26,000.
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Tate
Dick Brown
Mets
Gravesend
Brown
Eifter Tower
Jimmy Heattla
Slope Brown
Byad
Jess Thio
Alg Brown
Dentty
Jeorner
Wa” Bald Brown
Aguly Deattis
A Big Mistake in Set Race Rounds Upset
In the set race Brown misplayed a bet on Hammeraway. Inquisitor st by and error found in Brown's figures. He would have won 3.49 Tore and total 325.0% for the day, with the book netting about 2.700. Brown kept writing bets, but later someone else placed the money for him.
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Hammeraway
Brown
Ha Woo
Brown Kent
Giants to Report for Spring Practice in Sunny South
MEMPHIS Tenn Jan 16 After weeks of seeking hotel accommodations for a southern training plan the New York Giants have accepted sunny south arrangements and will report March 1 for three weeks of practice. McGraw had discussed January and February rooms at Hot Springs and is expected there as well, according to local reports.
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Figeoini
Sus
Memphis
Tenn
New York Giants
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Hot Springs
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