Louisville to Host Next National Association Meeting
William Grayson says Louisville will be the chosen site for the National Association meeting after lobbying Judge Kavanaugh. The opening session drew 21 minor leagues of 32, with ~100 delegates, as officials discuss revisions to the national agreement and redistricting of Central Ohio and Ohio-Pennsylvania leagues.
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Memphis
William Grayson
Louisville Champions
National Association
Louisville
Kavanaugh
Kentucky
Association
Pat Fowers
Mike €&Cxton
Rock Island
John Farrell
Charles W. Murphy
Chicago Cubs
Farrell
Seaton
Lawsville
Jim O'Rourke
Bridgeport
Tim Murname
Boston
Ohio State
Chevrolet Wins 200 Mile Race at New Atlanta Speedway
Chevrolet clinched a 200 mile race as Louis Chevrolet, the sturdy Swiss pilot of Buick cars, rose to racing prominence in the past year by capturing the 0 mile stock chassis race at about 72 mph. The victory capped a record breaking contest marking the opening of Atlanta's new two mile speedway.
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Louis Chevrolet
BUICK
Chevrolet
Atlanta
Australia to Aid for Big Battle
New York dispatch reports Hugh D. McIntosh plans to bid for the Jeffries Johnson fight. The Australian promoter hints his representative will attend the bid, suggesting U S bidders Coffroth Gleason McCarey Greney may face strong competition. McIntosh cites the Burns Johnson success as proof he could offer a record purse.
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New York
Hugh D. McIntosh
Jeffries-Johnson
California
MclIntosh
Coffroth
Gleason
McCarey
Greney
Burns-Johnson
Sydney
Australia
McIntosh
Boxing Bouts No Violation Of Prizefight Law
Terre Haute Ind November 10 the grand jury reports on the Hart Schreck bout of July 3 to Gov Marshall declared it not a prize fight within the law The ruling rests on evidence that the bout was not in anger nor conducted for a prize according to legal standards
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Terre Haute
Ind
Grand Jury
Welsh Ready to Accept McFarland Challenge
London November 10 Freddie Welsh who defeated Johnny Summers and who seeks a bout with Battling Nelson has received a challenge from Packey McFarland Welsh will likely accept setting stage for a possible title clash between prominent lightweights or welterweights if negotiations progress McFarland is known as a top challenger in the era and the proposed matchup would draw strong fan interest in the boxing scene
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London
Freddie Welsh
Johnny
Summers
Nelson
Packey McFarland
McCloskey Trades Moran for Ludwig in Milwaukee Deal
Milwaukee manager McCloskey strengthens catching by trading Charney Moran to Mobile for Bill Ludwig who is expected to boost the lineup. Moran preferred the move south and Ludwig, formerly with the Cardinals, is seen as a power behind the bat. Additional signings include Punch Knoll joining the Evansville Old Soldiers and pitchers Allen and Hendricks changing clubs amid a flurry of planned deals before Thursday’s meeting adjourns.
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Tenn
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Milwaukee
Charney Moran
Mobile
Bill Ludwig
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Ludwig
Cardinals
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Punch Knoll
Evansville
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Allen
Seattle
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Infie'der Rockenfield
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Jack Lannon
Chicago
Springfield
Harry Shelley
Harvard Hopes for Victory Over Yale in Big Game
Harvard football, after a rough practice period, shows improvement and optimism for the upcoming Yale clash in ten days. O Flaherty performed well in kicking and has regained form since the West Point game. Competition at right end between Smith and G Browne noted.
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Yale
O'Flaherty
West Point
Smith
G. Browne
Hicks Almanac for 1910 Ready Nov 15 1998
Advertises the Rev Irl R Hicks almanac for 1910 with astronomy and meteorology content. Mentions Hicks Weather Forecasts, mail postpaid price five cents, newsstand price thirty cents, one free copy with a year subscription to Word and Works, and discount quantities. Claims publishing company address in St Louis Missouri and solicitation of agents.
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IRL
R. Hicks
Word and Work Publishing Co
Locust St. St. Louis
Yale Set For Lighter Practice Ahead Of Princeton
Yale prepares for the Princeton game with lighter practice after yesterday’s work. Walter Logan remains doubtful with a knee injury though slight improvement is noted. Charles Paul is likely to start at right tackle as the 18 coaches finalize the expected lineup.
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Conn
Yale
Princeton
Walter
Logan
Charles Paul
Ted Lilly
Kilpatrick
Hobbs
Andrus
Cooney
Goebel
Paul
Vaughan
Howe
Coy
Kack
Philbin
Daly
Walsh and O'Toole Fight To Draw In Featherweight Bout
In Boston at the Armory A A, Tommy O'Toole of Philadelphia and Jimmy Walsh weighed 122 pounds. The 12 round featherweight bout ended in a draw after Walsh scored a tenth round knockdown but faltered from body punishment while O'Toole pressed the pace and built nine clear rounds. Walsh rallied in the final round for a strong finish.
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Jimmy Walsh
O'Toole
Philadelphia
Armory
A. A
Walsh
O'Yoore
Tommy
Gotch Defeats Raicevitch to Retain World Wrestling Crown
Frank Gotch retained the world wrestling title by defeating Italian challenger Raicevitch in Chicago. The match lasted about 22 minutes, with Gotch dominating both falls in quick succession. A separate incident saw a deputy serve papers on Gotch during intermission for a $25,000 breach of promise suit from a Seattle woman.
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Chicago
Frank Gotch
Raievitch
Mahmout
Tru
Gotch
Rabevitch
Seattle
Gotche
Bathhouse John Coughlin Aims at Western League Franchise
Chicago November 10 Bathhouse John Coughlin First ward alderman and leader of the First ward ball is said to seek a Western league franchise He owns a deer park near Colorado Springs and intends to buy the Pueblo franchise and move the grounds to his park George Davis White Sox veteran is his only rival but lacks Coughlins money and influence If secured Coughlin would likely appoint Davis as manager and pay little heed to salaries or terms.
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Chicago
John’ Coughlin
Coughlin
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
George Davis
White Sox
Davis
LaJoie Not On Market as Cleveland Valued Player
Ernest S. Barnard secretary of the Cleveland baseball club arrived from Alexandria to deny rumors Cleveland would trade Napoleon LaJoie The secretary said no offer would be entertained and Cleveland has no intention of dispensing with its second baseman
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New York
Ernest S. Barnard
Cleveland Baseball Club
Alexandria
Cleveland
Napoleon LaJole
LaJole
Barnard
LaJoie
Virginia Welcomes Umpire Charles Rigler as Law Student
Charles Rigler, known as a National League umpire, has enrolled at the University of Virginia as a law student. Virginia boasts one of the most scientific arbiters among its pupils.
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Rigler
University OF Virginia
Charles Rigler
Virginia
Marion Club in Bad Physical Condition
The Marion club team faces a poor chance against Wabash next Saturday as several stars are seriously injured. Captain Neman suffers severe strains while Half Backs Feeney and Reilly have sprains, casting doubt on their season.
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Marion Club
Neman
Feeney
Reilly
Soldier Rollers Bowling League Formed at Ft Harrison
The Terth Infantry Bowling league is organized at Ft Harrison with 12 teams from companies and the band. Soldier pin-knights will bowl three nights weekly under American Bowling Congress rules. The championship trophy is a silver cup offered by George J Marott & Co.
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Terth Infantry
Ft. Harrison
Soldier Pin-Knights
American Bowling Congress
George J. Marott & Co
Shelbyville Independents Seek Open Dates in November
The Shelbyville Independents announce two open dates November 14 and 21 and seek a game against any 14 pound team from Indianapolis to be held in Shelbyville with Manager Sherman Keeling.
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Shelbyville
What Football Does for the Student
Frank M. Cayou argues football builds obedience patience self denial self control alertness endurance and courage. He describes the candidate's journey from submissive obedience to team submergence and practical virtues, linking physical training to moral growth and college life.
Searchlight Sold at Auction for 1750 Dollars
The former pacing stallion Searchlight, 2031, retired from racing and now a sire of fast young pacers, was sold at auction yesterday for 1750 dollars. E. E. Smoot of Petersburg Illinois bought him.
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Mons
Searchlight
E. E. Smoot
Petersburg
Ill
Burke turned down Dayton lead offer
Jimmy Burke of Indianapolis rejected a good offer to manage the Dayton club and tore up the letter. He prefers staying in the American association for now and does not want a lower position. Manager Carr says Burke could be released if a reasonable offer comes, but doubts he will find a spot in the American association.
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Jimmy Burke
Indianapolis
Dayton
Jimmy
American Association
Carr
Burke
Wagner and Miller Set for Vaudeville Stage
Pittsburg Nov 10 Hans Wagner and John Dots Miller two world chess champions have accepted a vaudeville offer. They will receive a weekly fee for a side sketch with a touring company and will begin soon. An exhibition at handball is the main feature.
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Pittsburg
Hans Wagner
John “Dots” Miller
The
Pirates
Hunting Season Opens As Indiana Reports Plentiful Game
Deputy State Game and Fish Commissioner E. F. Earle issued 80 licenses yesterday from room 119 at the statehouse. Officials say game is unusually plentiful across Indiana as the hunting season begins.
Gas boss wagers marathon challenge after bout
G W Shaw general manager of Kansas Gas and Cement company Strong City Kansas witnessed last nights bout between McFarland and Thompson. Shaw believes Sycamore Cyclone lost the decision and offers a $10000 side bet to back Thompson in a marathon race against McFarland.
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Kansas City
G. W. Shaw
Kansas Gas and Cement Company
Strong City
Kas
McFarland
Thompson
Shaw
Valuable yearling dead near Lexington farm
The weanling half brother to Boca Grande died of pneumonia at Thomas Platt's farm near Lexington. The colt, by imp. Alloway out of Vaneta by Regent, belonged to Frank Clarkson.
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Lexington
W. H. Fizer
Boca Grande
Thomas Platt
Imp. Alloway
Vaneta
Regent
Frank Clarkson
Denison Hotel Dining Room Highlights Sunday Dinner
The Denison Hotel offers American plan dining with Sunday dinner a specialty and live music to enhance the meal. Patrons can enjoy a full dining experience centered on traditional dishes in a public dining room atmosphere.
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Denison Hotel
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