Boxing Blunder Spurs Hart Upset Rumors and Burns Link
The article details Marvin Hart’s championship hopes and public doubt after his win over Noor. It notes Tommy Ryan’s misstep in choosing Burns as Hart’s opponent and the broader talk of a Hart-Jeffries successor. It also covers Bowker Attell bout intrigue and a humorous Aurelia Herrera glove mix up in Bakora Geld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes J. Condett
Woorright
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Marvin Hart
Hart
James J. Peffries
Leff
Merthan
Jeffries
Burns
James J
Mia Lwo
Monroe
Ryan
Doe
Foxy
Tommy Ryan
Berna
Los Angeles
Aurns
Hart Ee Iafe
Jefferes
Aurelia Herrera
Bakora Geld
Cal
Hecrera
Mauro
Aurelia
Thal
Herrera
Shem
Heartri
Aureus
Reds Strike Balance With Left Handed Hitting Hurdle
Special to the Bum from Marlin Springs dated March 11 reports the Reds face a major handicap in left handed hitting. Manager Hanlon notes a desire for another lefty in the regular lineup as pitchers favor lefties and fielding advantages arise. The team currently relies on Cy Seymour and Miller Huggins for left handed bat power while many regulars swing right handed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy. Seymour
Miler Huggins
Danded
Barry
Carr
Corcoran
Marty
Lobert
Kelley
Delehanty
Odwell
Siegle
Hinchman
Thvva Acuthpaw
Weimer
Drubot
Hanlon
Lusan Wegner
Paw Boi
Race Results Across New Orleans and Hot Springs Cards
Race results from New Orleans Fair Grounds and Hot Springs meet with multiple races. Notable entries include jockeys like Jack Lee and Munro, Betsy and Young Stevens, and horses such as Pirate, Seland, Lucille, Jules, and Merry Acrobat. Times, distances, and outcomes are listed for first through sixth races across venues, including Ascot and San Francisco.
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New Oorlianis
Jack Lee
Munro
Betssy
Young Stevens
Seland
Pirate
McClure
Judge Nolan
Trinati
Lucille
Nicol
Creets
Jules
Troxter
Merry Acrobat
Loin
seal—Glrant
Goldin
Glenne
Lis
Silis M
Austin
Billy Woodard
elling—Fucortta
Merry George
Clover Hampton
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Nelling
Sweee Favor
Moreland
Simon Kent
Transachs
Schroeder
Midway
Helmuth
Beatrice I
Dan McKenna
Shenandoah
Perrine
Auromaster
Peter Nathunter
Flethh
Pride of
Cherry
Bumptown
Dusk
Elkelo
Mike Button
Rileman
Ben Lear
Little Gregg
Bajoharte
Ascot
Lehro
Jib
Kuna
Brannigan
My Surprise
Kumas
Palms
Matapan
Kongrock
Tine
Seedeake
Preston
Mahe B
Turkeyfoot
Col. Bronston
McDaniel
Volta
J. F. Donohue
Mary Glenn
Durbar
Kingman
Lord Badge
Misa May Boudiah
Panchuea
Patsy Brown
Baley
San
Hlumantaal
Knapp
Pickaway
Clark
Dnokte
Modleums
Fentagon
Rune
Chablis
Wenricks
Rabert
Bruesel
Hector
Elevard
Columbia picks captain despite disband order
New York March 12 Columbia University football team elected as captain for the coming season defying the order to disband. The election occurred earlier with participants bound by secrecy. The new captain is Arthur Aigelttoyer, class of 1907, who had no team backing him.
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New York
Columbia University
Arthur Aigelttoyer
Aclence
Umpire Sheridan Signs Contract With American League
Umpire Jack Sharidan announced on Friday night that he had signed a 1904 contract with the American League and would retire for the rust next week. The notice appears in a column of assorted local ads and notices, with unrelated medical and product ads intermingled in the page scan.
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Sheridan
Grounded Hoosier Training Camp Plans Amid Snow Delays
Indianapolis Hoosiers prepare for spring practice with players quartering at the Imperial Hotel and strict conditioning rules. Manager Watkins aims for discipline, with workouts offsetting poor field conditions at Washington Park and possible relocation to nearby lots if needed.
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Imperial Hotel
Emperial Hotel
Washington Park
Indianapolis
Royhay
Ute Park
Paris
Hens Train Indoors Amid Player Doubts and Trials
The Mud Hens work indoors as uncertainty lingers over several infield spots and signings. Farrell and Carr are not in the fold, while Me Creery shifts to a new role. Ed Keaft garners attention as a potential infield candidate, with McGovern, Torrey, and McGovern clashing in workouts. Special to The Cincinnati, March 17, the team stays in gym sessions awaiting weather to resume outdoor drills.
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Ers
Masitur
Svat
Farrell
Carr
Uele
Hallgraves
Thodey
Frien
Me Creery
Cincinnati
Norwood Inn
Terry McGovern
Carbett
Ed Grillo
Roaring
Lark
New York Giants
Toledo
Former pugilist killed in wreck near New Martinsville
Wheeling West Virginia March 1. Former prizefighter John Kit Wayne Swan pinioned under his engine after a wreck at Myhte on the West Virginia Shore line near New Martinsville yesterday morning. He died shortly after being removed. Wayne Swan, known as Vance, fought Kid Campbell to a two bout at Parkerburg Cow years ago.
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Supreme Curse
Wheeling
W Va
Prof Pattengill Dead An Ann Arbor University Fixture
Professor A H Pattengill longtime University of Michigan faculty member and athletic adviser died suddenly of heart disease on Friday in Ann Arbor Michigan. He served the university for many years guiding athletic matters and prep work for sports programs.
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Prof. Pattengill
Spedial
Ann Arbor
Mich
A. H. Pattengill
University of Michigan
Michigan
Rusher Gavin Dies After Final Central League Season
Reports say Husher Ed Gavin died at home in Lawrence Friday after finishing a strong polo season. Gavin, a veteran player, was in good health before collapsing from stomach complications. He had recently returned east to play in the league, and his passing comes as a shock to fans and teammates.
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Washington Park
Port Arthur
Wathing
Jols
Mincourt
Jeplin
Husher Ed Gavin
Lawrence
Mann
Anderson
Gavitt
Tive
Guliit
Central
Jer Fox
Ant Hinson
Indians
Gates
Orvil Wverail
Nenager Hanlon
Nearon
Hanlon
Kalier
Agaume
Ashing
Prom
Anton Tx
Henlom
Kew
Bloomington Track Team Triumphs Over Manual Training School
The Bloomington high school track team defeated Manual Training School by 41 to 4. The meet took place in Indiana’s gym. The Bloomington quartet Wiley Johnson Carpenter and Doddr ran the relay to seal the win.
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Echool Wis
Prifay Nbiebt
Pwoomington
xvTanasium
Indigha
Goubt
Bloominegton Indico
Wiley
Johnson
Carpenter
Doddr
Sensational billiards duel shocks amateur tourney crowd
Special to The Chicago. In a sensational match, H. A. Wheat defeats Calvin Depiorest Friday afternoon by scoring 199 points in the last two innings. He posts a high run of 127, surpassing the previous best 12 and ties with a New Yorker for the high single average at 16.118.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hiltincda
H. A. Wheat
Calvin Depiirest
Poggenburg
New Yorker
Bowling results in Indianapolis Bowl after Friday games
The Martone and the Nationala five gained from the Creacent4 and Washingtons while the Imperiale and Cotaerbian split even as did the Turnera and Norihesites.
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Indianapolis
Martone
Nationala '20
Creacent4
Washingtons
Imperiale
Cotaerbian
Turnera
Norihesites
Mathewson Praised for Modesty by Baseball Peers
The article notes Sam Leever and Christy Mathewson as top pitchers with Mathewson praised for humility. It discusses perceptions of the New York Giants and McGrawites, Hanlon's management, and the impact of coaching on pitcher development for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Gouden
Aid DelAr
Matty
Leever
Metherson
New York
New Yorks
Indianapolis bowlers seek to claim prizes at Louisville tournament
Local Knights of the Alleys prepare for a major bowling event in Louisville with 46 players. Indianapolis contenders, led by Harry G. Peterson and C. B. Bannworth, compete Monday in Milwaukee style preliminaries with two five man teams. Delegates aim to retain seats on the executive board amid congress politics, backed by notable brewmasters and city reps from St Louis Philadelphia Chicago and others.
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Knights of the Alloys
Plate
Congress
Indianapolis
J Rowling
Conereau
Frianta
J. Mo & T Railroad
Loweville
Kentucky
Loulaville
Milwaukee
Harry G. Peterson
C. B. Bannworth
Peterson
Bannworth
Tadlangpalls Coke
R. Lanux
Tadianapulis
Tone Dybosaies
Robert Reyes
Alanapolis
Hower Borne AI Batra
Muilionaire
Paladeinbia
Kautman
Utenttt
Bhbetts
Brooklyn
Kage
Louisville Bowling Tournament Set To Open At Armory
Louisville hosts the national bowling tournament at the armory with Acting Mayor Tyler to speak and Judge A. Wile son to address. The event features parade, decorated interior, and prize money, drawing seventy eight entrants and bowlers from Philadelphia and other cities.
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Willie Linpostog
Sam
Louisville
Robert Wi. Brown
Garoeration
Will Opey
Armory
Barinhig
At & O'Gleok
Qwen
Pyler
Tgent
Newlera
A. B.C
Ble Py
Lem
Harry
Mille
Americans to Compete in Inter University Sports
Three American Rhodes scholarship students have been chosen to represent Oxford in the Inter university sports on March 2. P M Young of Booth Duketw will high jump Warren E Bett of Cornell will run the one mile and Albert M Stevens of Willimantic Conn will participate in the field events.
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the Sun
London
Oxford
P.M. Young
University of Booth Duketw
Warren E. Bett
Cornell
Albert M. Stevens
Willimantic
Conn
Reid Talks of Athletic Evils
Special to Theam Boston March 17 Reid Tal ks of athletic evils before a large Bon ton audience. He argues proselyting must stop as colleges press players to transfer. He cites Harvard as keeping athletes separate and criticizes professionalism and inducements that corrupt academics.
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Theam
Boston
Masa
Toad
Seach Wil Rel
Argand
Bonton
Waevord
Lys
Harvard
Cnptama
Mahioud
Hazy Card
Corbett aims at McGovern in planned return bout
The sport item details Young Corbett’s bid to box Terry McGovern in Frisco or Philadelphia in a six round match. It notes McGovern’s training, McGraw’s new pitching staff, and projected lineup changes including O'Brien, Miles, Koehler, and O'Brien’s heavy weight. It mentions competition in spring camps and the broader stance of baseball figures on training and rosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
MrGovern
Arnoklyn Aehtyr
Nelson
Philadelphia
McGovern
Har Torrey
Young Corbett
Terry McGovern
Frisco
Brooklyn
Indianapolis notices of license applications in multiple wards
Notices to voters in Indianpolle Center township Marion county Indiana detail apply to Board of County Commissioners at the April term 1906 for licenses to sell spirituous vinous malt and intoxicating liquors in quantities smaller than five or ten gallons with on premise consumption. Locations include 1610 Washington St 190% W Washington St and 61 E Washington St and 50 S Delaware Ave in wards 1 15 and 11 with pool or billiard table privileges requests by Lester Rector Paul Marks Bert Chambers.
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Indianspolle
Bosra of Commissioners
Malion County
Todtona
Cheir
Hyell
Shay Tyr
Waehlaston-st
Alabama Et
Indianapolis
Center Township
Merton County
Indiana
EL Washington-st
Lester Rector
Marion County
Board of County Commissioners
Washington-st
White River
Indians Spolls
Wantington-st
Paul & Marks
Marton County
Salt Country
Delaware
Moccia
Indisaxpalls
Delawara
Ward No
Bert Chambera
McCauley-st
West-st
Kleinsmith
Commerce West
McCautey-sts
Center Towenship
Henry Bpacke
Lot Noble and McCarty
Miller Circumstances Spark Afterrace Turmoil at New Orleans
At the New Orleans track on March 17, a postrace incident followed the Miller horse and its rider. Miller reportedly attacked Judge Nolan’s jockey and caused a chaotic scene as security and bystanders blocked further trouble. The owner of Judge Nolan reportedly confronted Miller at the paddock gate, and police or officials remained present as riders and attendants moved to the locker rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San New Orleans
Thy
E. Mller
Tom Pide Tern
OY Park
Mudie
Nolan
Firat
Ards
Miler
Ruah
Cumingdon
Tunsne
Dad Galt
Nor Millar
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James Jeffries
Epicucus Ngure
Sport To Ti
Jack Foknson
Paarywaight Divisio
Onma Hart
Noor
Attell
Atlantic Ag
Bowker
Ada Attell
Ibin
Britt
Tae Attell
Majer of and Bupply Co
GEM
Gayero
Mayers
Watkins
Thia Yese
Bran
Maganten
American Association
Thair
Tra
Enwagd
Playig
George Tébeau
J. Ed Grito
Jana
Association
Jo O'Brien
Kanoe
Alan Young Howley
Wi Wateh Krati
Indhinapoe
Ed Keaft
cafe M@idates
Hig
Axas
BUC
Hin & Job
Borions
Honsler
Raftle
Hofgan
Rusher Gavin
Bloomington
Mathewson
Bollers
Mears Songrray
SL Louis
St. Taub
Philvdelphin Ars
Delocirions
Cauie
St. Paul
Kenley
Chicago Howlers
Benalf
Clly
Aaie
Poe
Ohio St
Reid
Ferguson
McGraw
McGhew
Witzgerald
Atte
Outfeld
Eitcher
Jack O'Conner
Spencer
Rickey
Aberham
Peter O'Brien
Ihe J. Paul
Miles
Birmingham
Koehler
O'Brien
McAleer
Nardyke
Geneva
Tom Jane
Hart Wells
Menhot
Reds
McAleer Han Tet
Sugden
Sudden
Quick
Hlewlanders
McCloskey
Cardinals
Houston
Hougain
Galveston
Beaumont
National League
Miller
Sarvelone
Tte
H.J. Huder
Stor Canshen
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