Lakewood to Host New Jersey Auto Race In April
Special to the Edn New York March 17 a web of automobile road racing scheduled for Lakewood New Jersey in April under the Lakewood Automobile Club composed of millionaire owners Alfred Reeves named general manager promises a well-run meet with trophies for winners. The event aims to revive short-distance road racing in the United States following prior focus on long-distance events and track races.
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Indians Rally in Wild Indoor Hockey Tilt
Indianapolis defeats a local lineup 9 to 4 in a chaotic game. Key players Higins Lewis and Jason scored for the visitors while McGilvray and Harper stood out for the locals amid a rough, fast-paced contest with multiple goal bursts and disputed calls.
Race for Kaiser’s Cup Includes Handsome Yawl Contenders
A yawl slated for the Kaiser’s Cup race is described as a strong entry among boats from various nations. The article notes the United States will field the largest fleet, with mentions of Alterra and Afla Inayaw, highlighting notable performances and seaworthy craft. the piece hints at competition among international crews in what appears to be a windy, challenging course.
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Nlaer
Altea
States
Beng Winds
Boston to Keep But 1 Men in Beaton Nationale Talks
Special to the Sun from Boston May 17 Business Manager Rogers of the Beaton Nationale says likely only one man will be retained this season with three traded or released. Tenney, Wilhelm, Erraz, and four youngsters from the New England and New York leagues vie for spots in the Nationals. Fred Tenney remains at first base while Wolverton is at third. shortstop and second base hinge on Lauterborn Apbaticchio and Raymer. Delehanty Sharpe Gammell Barclay fight for regular infield roles, Barclay near secure at one corner.
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Hay
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Fred Tenney
Harry Wolverton
Lauterborn
Apbaticchio
Raymer
Delehanty
Sharpe
Gammell
Barclay
St. Louis
Peltz Missed as New Catchers Rally In Jacksonville
Special to the Run reports Frank Hahn praising new catchers Phelps Blankenahl Street and predicting George Subler will excel. He credits Lee Peltz with shaping pitchers and batters, noting Peltz’s guidance helped pitchers maximize ability and influenced his own success.
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Blankenahle
Street
Frank Hahn
George Subler
Jeins Peltz
Peltz
Jim
Bateman
Jaluel Wold
Peltz Quay
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Pestz
Felts
Central League Polo Standings and Friday Night Scores
Central League polo standings list Kokomo Lafayette and Logansport with win loss records. Friday night results include Anderson, Indianapolis, Lafayette, Logansport, Terre Haute, and Hoosier teams. Water plan for New York City proposes drawing Adirondack water via Hudson River aqueduct with filtration and pumping to city pressure.
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New York City
New York
Hudson River
Troy
Hudson Valley
A Fast Amateur Skater John Carlkeen of Minneapolis
John Carlkeen of Minneapolis has earned acclaim in amateur speed skating and helped elevate the sport in the Twin Cities. His efforts aided Minneapolis and St. Paul joining the Western skating association, which hosts winter race meets attracting many amateurs.
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John Carleen
Minneapolis
Mini
John Carlken
Minneapoli
Akating
Twin Cities
Minnganella
St. Paul
Curksen
Swin City
Beveril
Hackenschmidt Fight Styles Clash In Looming Match
New York reports Tom Jenkins claims entitlement to a catch as catch can bout with Hackenschmidt. Charles Ho Cochran, manager of the Hudson Lion, says Hackenschmidt will only wrestle Graeco Roman. Cochran notes the Graeco Roman champion is ready to meet any opponent but refuses to grapple in catch as catch can style.
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New York
Jn Renty
Tom Jenkins
Hackenschmidt
Charles Ho Cochran
Cochran
Achmidt
Local hockey and basketball roundup from Friday night action
Indianapolis faced Lafayette in a hard fought rink contest as the Sylamores tested the Indians. Logansport visits Saturday while tumult at Logansport after referee Berry sparked a riot leading to police ejectments. Miller of Terre Haute dislocated a knee. Tigera won 3 to 4. Anderson defeated FS Wayne Thare. Gavitt and Danville noted among results.
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Anderson
Matt Wayne
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Logansport
Terre Haute
Berry
Lincoln
Kerry
Miller
Tigera
Farm Residence Burns In Noblesville Fire
William McCartys two story farm residence was burned Thursday night due to a defective flue. Loss was covered by insurance.
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Una Noblesville
Ind
Wileiam McCarty
Fire damages C C Baker Tabby Works plant
A fire of unknown origin damaged the C C Baker Tabby Works plant at Barth-avenue and the Belt railway at 216 o clock Friday morning. Rink’s Saturday sale promotes coats, with 100 fine covert jackets advertised as valued at 1040 in any house.
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RINKS
Storied baseball tall tale from New Haven Hartford era
A colorful old-timer recalls a 1906 Atlantic League affair featuring Virgil Garvin, agents, and a Hartford visit. The tale blends a Garvin speed claim with a humorous backstop scene and an umpire eye injury incident involving Kelly, creating a vivid, if improvised, baseball anecdote rooted in early 20th century lore.
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New Haven
Virgil Garvin
Vexas
Jolk
Ted Bullivan
John
Rogers
A. J. Reach
Philadelphia
Garvin
Amagh
Ajax
Graumda
Amusing baseball and billiards anecdotes from early Chicago sports
Recounted scenes feature Tim Hurst and John Ganzel in Chicago baseball lore with misplayed throws and near outs. Includes lively billiards quips from Illustrated Billiards about Detroit and Philadelphia players and a misfired mask incident. A Pratt-era mix of sport comic relief and vintage era technique.
Goenuporeaning vovere svenen incident reported
An unclear clipping notes an umpire ratefu and stitching details, mentioning Mirapedi valued at 610.00 and a Kelty reference. The fragment hints at a humorous or odd action involving a rink but lacks cohesive facts. The readable items focus on prices and a vague event.
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Kelty
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer Satirday March 18 1906
Satirday March 18 1906 astrology column warns of a unlucky day for some birthdays and advises caution. It notes a person born on the day will have a difficult, anxious year with a headstrong and determined nature likely to face trouble.
Racing Stables Run At A Loss Special to The Run
New York March 17 A special report argues that most eastern millionaire turfmen run racing stables each year with little or no profit. It cites H B Duryea Whitver stable profits and high costs for jockeys trainers entrance fees and expenses showing the ledger’s right side nearly empty despite large purses won.
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David Glideer
East
H. B. Duryea
H. P. Whitver
Aukes
Hildebrand
Shaw
Beain
Aaliry
Ike John W. Rogers
Duryea
Fihow Jn
Silidua
Western Amateur Athletic Union split sparks proposed military league
Chicago March 17 The Amateur Athletic Union faces western strife over reinstatement of Walter Ecker and westward exclusion. A Chicago First Regiment A A of Chicago contemplates a military athletic league while eastern bodies dominate championships. Western delegates lament neglect and allege foul play in the St Louis and Marathon events.
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Amateur + AtHletic Union
West
Tycce
Walter Eckersojl
A. A. of
Military Athletic League
New York
Mississippi
Sporting of all sorts in early baseball and boxing news
Clarence Beaumont and George McBride join Pittsburg at Hot Springs while W M Watkins is traded to Colorado Springs. Puttman injured in practice at Montgomery, and uniform plans announced. Mike Kelley predicts stronger American Association, and Milwaukee Boxing Club faces gate woes. Jamaica meeting entries grow. Michigan First Regiment clash looms. Honey Mellody expands into tailoring. several players profiled.
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Clarence Beaumont
Hurlington, Wis
George McBride
Pittsburg
Hot Springs
Force and Cushion Shot Tactics
A compact guide describing a precise cue stroke. Strike the cue ball slightly below center on the right side to create a forceful, quick stroke. The aim is to drive balls toward the corner, delivering a sharp play that gathers the balls together for the next shot.
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