Plunger Joe Yaeger A Top Turfer Of Noted Wealth
Cincinnati born Plunger Joe Yaeger has earned over $100,000 in his turf career, gaining fame as a young, cool headed, studious jockey. A Notre Dame and telegraphy former, he married in Atlantic, Ia. two years ago and runs a stable at New Orleans, inspired by a notable racing lineage.
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McGovern Quits the Stage in Boxing Drift to Lightweights
Sam Harris, Terry McGovern’s manager, blames the stage for McGovern’s defeat by Young Corbett and predicts he will not fight again before January 1, 2004. Harris says McGovern will move from featherweight to lightweight, possibly ending his top division career. Andrew Tokell, English bantamweight contender, heads to Detroit to fight Harry Forbes, claiming the English crown. Sharkey remains confident amid a match with Jack Munroe.
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Sam Harris
Terry McGovern
Harris
Terry
Young Corbett
Brooklyn
Horatio Stallion Dead. Dickersons Take Hillandale Stock Farm Lead
Saddle and Sulky reports Horatio the stallion dead at Atchison Kansas owned by W J McShirley. John Dickerson becomes trainer at Hillanddale stock farm near Mamboneck New York home of Bellini pacing 2 13 percent. Will Dickerson at Parkway farm Goshen New York home of Joe Patchen 2 01 percent. Nutwood 2 18 represented in 2 15 list by four trotters Lockheart 2 08 Commodore Porter 3 13 Blake 2 10 percent and Salena F 2 14 percent. Euxine produced three trotters by Expedition 2 15 percent two with better than 2 20 and third at 4 year old 2 20.
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Thomneville
Horatio
Cromwellian
Atchison, Kan
W. J .McShirley
John Dickerson
Hillanddale Stock Farm
Mamboneck
Bellini
Will Dickerson
Jn Otil
Parkway Farm
Goshen N
Euxine
Suttons Phenomenal Billiards Rise in Perlis Tourney
A letter to Thomas Foley claims George Sutton plays superb billiards in Perlis and is a top contender for the world championship. Sutton posted 100 and 125 in two academic games against French great Qure at balk line 18.2, ran out in three innings in a 300-point match, and finished a 20-point game in two innings. The French players admire his speed and the portly American’s growing academy popularity.
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Thomas Foley
George Sutton
Perlis
Qure
Tself Poplar
Academy Patrona
Indiana May Drop Football At Carlisle Indian School
The Carlisle Indian School may retire its football program as the commandant opposes strenuous athletics. Though the Indians have long been football figures, future teams will be limited and recruitment from Indian nations will be discouraged, changing the school’s athletic direction.
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Carlisle
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Aerial intrigue in a European capital drama
Charlie Stuart confronts a web of deception as Arline Brand reveals a perilous tale of a villainous guardian, a plotting baron, and a forged will. Arline exposes a brutal scheme by Captain Brand, her alleged father, to control her fortune amid a dungeon at Antwerp and a perilous fight for truth and survival.
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Jim
Stuart
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Russia
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Brand
Captain Brand
Antwerp
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Father
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