Figures at New York Horse Show Highlight Entrants
The Madison Square Garden national horse show in New York features prominent entrants including Mrs. Adam Beck of London Ontario driving her own entries and Lieut. T S Martin of the Fourteenth United States Cavalry seen as a top contender in officer rivalries. The show, praised as a major social event, gathers the world’s finest horses. The saddle horse classes draw keen rivalry among exhibitors from Kentucky Virginia Pennsylvania and the New York area.
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United States
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Virginia
Pennsylvania
Minors Push for New Ratings in National League E
Chicago November 15. Reclassification took center stage at a National Association minors session as J T Farrell presented a bundle of minor league documents. Western circuits led by Norris L protested a move to class AA, while other leagues argued they deserve promotion to AA to access player drafting parity with the majors. Charley Carr attended amid speculation he seeks leadership of an Association club bowing out of baseball. Local bid from San Antonio to host the 1911 meeting drew interest from Morris Black and C H Genslinger.
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National Association of Minor Leagues
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Pat Powers
Yom Chivington
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Charley
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C. WW. Varnell
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E. Dugdale
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J. Conn
Spokane
J. Cal Ewing
San Francisco
Jimmy McGill
Jack Hendricks
Denver
Louis Heil- Dronner
Frank Roth
White Sox
Harvey Stumbles in Rematch with Carroll Draw at Olympics
New York reports two fighters, Charlie Harvey of Chicago and Jimmy Carroll of California, clashed in a ten round bout at the Olympic A. C. Tuesday observers wonder what troubled Harvey after a prior easy victory. Carroll fought to a standstill and earned the drawn decision.
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Chicago
Jimmy Carroll
California
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Work for Badgers Soon After Cornell Defeat
Chicago reports the Maroons practicing ahead of their game with Wisconsin. Coach Stags emphasizes developing the line for a stronger performance. Most players, including Wilson, are in good shape for Saturday, with Saver expected to participate in practice and hoped ready for the clash.
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Driver Sharp Dies After Savannah Grand Prix Wreck
W H Sharp of Trenton New Jersey designer and driver of the Sharp Arrow car died in Savannah Georgia Monday afternoon from internal injuries sustained in last Thursday's practice wreck for the grand prize race.
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Mansfield Defeats Grim in Philadelphia Boxing Windup
Harry Mansfield the English middleweight defeated Joe Grim the Italian champion at the Grim Athletic Club in Philadelphia on Monday night before a large crowd. Willie Moody of Port Richmond beat Terry Fitzgerald of West Philadelphia in the windup at the West-end club the same evening.
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Burns Bests Shea in Fifteen Round Bout in New Haven
Frankie Burns of Jersey City defeated Joe Kid Shea of Waterbury by decision after fifteen rounds in New Haven on Monday night.
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Jersey City
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Kid) Shea
Waterbury
Amateurs Gossip and City Championship Games
The K. F. M. defeated the M. 6 to 0 in a feature of the amateur meet with Long's brilliant play leading the team. Next Sunday they meet the W. A. Z. who weigh 150 pounds. The Nephew tied 8. M. B.'s at 5 to 5 in the city championship game. Northeasterns will play North Salem on Thanksgiving. call William Webb at Main 2288 for game details.
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Promoters Seek State Charge On Boxing Clubs License Fee
Promoters ask New York lawmakers to enact a $1,000 annual license for boxing clubs. A physicians commission would test boxers for fitness, with twenty round fights proposed under strict referee rules. State oversight aims to curb unregulated venues and standardize safety measures for longer events.
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Walsh to Meet Kellar in Bantam Bout for Fairmount Club
New York November 15 Jimmy Walsh former American bantamweight champion will box Sammy Kellar at Fairmount A C Tuesday night in a ten round bout Kellar claims to be England's champion and will face Walsh in a key matchup for the local club audience.
Mathewson Signs Three Year Contract With Giants
New York the National League club confirms star pitcher Christy Mathewson has signed a three year deal worth about $10,000 per season. The move aims to retain top talent amid talk of outlaw leagues, with executives wary of losing players as promoters discuss a new league.
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Butler to face Miami U in Thanksgiving football game
Butler closes the season at Washington Park with a Thanksgiving Day showdown against Miami University. Seats go on sale Saturday at Huder's and Weber's. General grandstand admission is 1 dollar. bleachers 50 and 75 cents. box seats 1.50. Jimmy Sheldon of Indiana will referee with Ralph Davia as umpire. Esterline of Purdue is field judge and Tighe of Indiana head linesman. The Butler squad trains Tuesday for the Ohio clash, while Irwin Field hosts a scientists versus ministers game Tuesday afternoon.
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Philadelphia Americans to train in Savannah park
John Shibe secretary and Harry Davis captain of the Philadelphia Americans closed with the Savannah base ball club for the use of the Savannah park for spring practice.
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John Shibe
Harry Davis
Philadelphia Americans
Savannah Baseball Club
Savannah Park
Anson Makes Debut as Vaudeville Star in Pittsfield
Adrian Co. Pop Anson debuted as a vaudeville star at the Empire Theater in Pittsfield Massachusetts on Monday night. Crowded houses and strong reaction marked the opening, with Anson delivering performances that drew praise from local audiences and press coverage noting his stage presence and comedy talents.
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Verdict clears young McCoy in football death case
In Wheeling on November 15 1910 a coroner jury found the evidence conflicting and concluded Rudolph Monk died on November 12 1910 by colliding with Thomas McCoy. The verdict exonerates McCoy from criminal blame and ends the case. McCoy did not attend the inquest. his father attended as a spectator and Attorney Day of Canton represented him.
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Rudolph Monk
Thomas McCoy
Fogers
West Virginia
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Attorney Day
Canton, C
Local Nimrods Seek Quail in Monroe Co
Bloomington dispatch reports Indianapolis sportsmen flocking to Monroe county quail grounds after season opens. Quail abundance cited by Nimrods. A group of about one hundred farmers south of Bloomington set up a game preserve and warned others away for five years.
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Bloomington
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Indianapolis
Monroe County
Nimrods
Pony Milled by Hunter in Bloomington Farm Incident
A Bloomington man injured a pony on the farm of Trustee BR. L. Walker in Bloomington township, firing a bullet that killed a trained pony belonging to the Harry Hewan vaudeville troupe. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Sejdlahne
Harvard Fearful Yale Game Prompts Strong Defenses
Harvard, boasting one of its best teams, concentrates on defense ahead of the Yale clash. Yale, considered weaker, is met with Harvard’s top defensive drills as 5,000 ticket requests flood New Haven for the Saturday game, with a capacity crowd of 30,000 expected and demand up 15 percent from last year.
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Everard Thomsen
Ordeman Beats Roller in Major Minneapolis Wrestling Match
Henry Ordeman the Merillo champion defeated Dr B F Roller of Seattle in a three fall match in Minneapolis. Ordeman won the first and third falls, Roller taking the second. First fall 20:35 with a reverse Nelson, second fall 38:18 ham mer lock and body hold, final fall four minutes as Ordeman pinned Roller.
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Dr. B F. Roller
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Yankees Sign Quinn and Gardner for 1911
New York announced on November 5 that Jack Quinn catcher and Earl Gardner second baseman have signed with the New York Americans for 1911. The deal confirms key infield and catching additions for the club ahead of next season.
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New York Americans
Overlands'Take Nationals For Lead In League Standings
The Overlands of the Manufacturers' league won two games from the Nationals and lead the league by one game. The Premiers scored two from the Aiking, the Spades two from the Parrys, and the American Cans two from the Kahns. In Bible class bowling, the Parks and Broadways hold first place tied, the Parks winning three from the Christians and the Broadways losing two to Central Avenues. The Memorials lost two to the Evangelicals.
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Giant Player Marries After Postseason Victory
Arthur Fletcher, shortstop for the New York Giants, wins the hand of Miss Irene Dieu of Collinsville. They plan a Tuesday wedding at Lafayette Park Presbyterian church in St. Louis. Fletcher will play next season, though he has not yet signed.
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Michigan Coach Yost Prepares for Gophers Tilt at Ann Arbor
Michigan coach Yost returns to camp in Ann Arbor to supervise practice for the Minnesota game. Several players carry minor bruises from the Pennsylvania tilt but are in good shape. Ticket sales surge after the Penn game with over 15,000 seats sold, signaling a record crowd for the western title clash. The field will be hayed Tuesday to ensure optimal condition for Saturday.
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Michigan
Minnesota Gophers Set for Clash With Michigan
In Minneapolis on November 15, fans expect Minnesota to at least break even with Michigan in the Ann Arbor showdown. Coach Williams plans light signal work to avoid injury while Michigan showed strong trick plays in last week’s win. The squad departs Wednesday, arriving Friday for rest before facing Yost's Wolverines.
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Minn
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Wolverines
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Gophers
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Yost
Bet on County Election Outcome Declared Won
Sporting Editor notes a bet on county office results. A wager claimed no Democrat would win county ticket, but B wins the stake as a county councilman, elected by three townships, actually takes office. H E LONG Warsaw IN reports the decision.
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Warsaw
Ind
Say lor in draw in Memphis boxing bout
Say lor of Indianapolis and Jack Britton of Chicago battled to a draw in Memphis on Monday night with both fighters earning a share of the decision.
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Memphis
Tenn
Young Saylor
Indianapolis
Jack Britton
Chicago
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