Plunger Jon Yaeger Foreshadows a Noted Turf Career
Plunger Jon Yaeger, a 21 year old Cincinnati native, has cleared over $100000 in winnings and is shaping as a leading figure in the racing world. His father William Yaeger, known as Dal Yaoger, has long been a familiar figure at Western tracks. Yaeger attended Notre Dame for two years before entering the racing business, later expanding into a horse farm near Atlantic, Illinois. He met a supportive partner in Atjo, Iowa, whose guidance helped his quick rise as a conservative, clever turfman with a notable stud operation. He is described as intelligent, quiet, and studious.
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McGovern Quits Stage As Casualty Of Ring Politics
Manager Lem Harris claims Terry McGovern will not return to the stage before January 1, 2904 and will seek lighter weight action after a failed title defense to Young Corbett. Harris says McGovern has drifted from featherweight toward lightweight ambitions and retirement from the division. Andrew Tokel arrives in the United States to box in Detroit claiming English bantamweight championship status. Sharkey again centers pugilistic attention with a planned match against Jack Mun.
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Horatio Stallion Dead and Local Trotting News
Saddle and Sulky reports trainer changes at Thomasville and Hillsuddate stock farm with George W Saunders preparing sixteen head. Horatio by Cromwellian dead at Atchison. W J McShirley owned stallion. John Dickerson trains at Hillsuddate. Four trotters in Met 2:15 field include Lockheart 2:08, Blake 2:10, Salena F 2:14. Eurine produced three foals by Expedition 2:15. Suttons Phenomenal Billiards thrills Paris readers as he challenges for world championship with fast scoring in two academic games against Cure.
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Indiana May Drop Football at Carnero Indian School
The Carnero Indian School may cease representing on the gridiron as the Carlisle In commandant opposes fielding teams across trips and among Indian nations. Indian students loved the game but future play will be limited by guidance and funding constraints, ending the school’s prominent football era.
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The Baron's Plot Touches Arline Brand
Charlie Stuart meets Arline Brand in a hotel parlor after a tense chase and learns she suspects her supposed father Captain Brand of a plot involving her fortune. Arline recounts a past filled with hardship, wealth, and a daring escape, revealing Captain Brand may be her real foe as Charlie vows to protect her.
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