Budweiser Wins Feature at Fair Grounds Race
Budweiser captured the feature race amid a crowded program at the fair grounds. War Boy led early in the six furlong event, with Budweiser overcoming rivals to emerge in front. Odds-on Pedro and Alisa Paige trailed as the field narrowed, while Betsy Meelin and Lady Meleck posted notable advances.
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Fair Grounds
Winans
Lucky Mack
Mack
War Bey
Budweiser
Muri
Alisa
Furan
Ailsa Paige
Lady Meelick
Cullis
Sie Ali
Gong
Linfield
Burger
Uuicode Kent
Orbicular Junior
Bugs Devler
St. Leo
Pabin Rote
Hird Blexry Bellon
Deck
Steed
St. Taw
Tone
Mery Helton
War Boy
Osborne
Sven
Jung Bride
Up Birger
Grbiegiar Jr
Finseth Rie
Rudweis
Mallistary
Polane
Ron Pall Tiz Nat
Fey
Pedro
Murray to Galveston trade in baseball splits 1915 season
A Thursday night announcer said outfielder Jimmy Murray was sold to the Galveston entry of the Newas League. The move, tied to the International League in the 1915 season, follows his prior time with the Boston Braves.
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G. Allen
Jimmy Murray
Galvestonyenny
Newas League
Boston
Brives
Fowler Beats Griffo in Hot Springs Relay
In a four person relay race in Hot Springs, Fowler defeated Griffo with Monk Futting of Chien- A and Youmy Uritto of Chien- notable at the fourth round. Haley knocked out Cat in a finishing burst as the Lind rows edited the event. Feb 4 report. Hart Six-day Bike Race in Chicago opens with 12 stages, Geri point system to determine lead.
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Monk Futtinr
Hart
Raon
Chicago
Thursda
Four World Records Fall in Thursday Night Swim Meet
The London Daily reports four world records broken on Thursday night as Perry and Gillivray set new marks in the 80 yard and 40 yard events. McDermott and Benson led records in medley and breaststroke, with Harry Hetner clocking the fastest 100 yard medley. The meet, highlighting A.G. and Minnie G. performances, marks a historic night in competitive swimming.
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Cricago
Serkel
Mrnday
Perry
Gillivray
Duke Kahanamaku
A. C. Raithel
Minnie A. G
Sais Cvene Benae Limon
Bor Testug
CLM
Buniels
New York
AWG
Mike McDermott
Vingiga A.G
Ite Picerta
Harry Jletner
Renewa
Willard Signs To Box Moran In New York Bout
Champion Jess Willard agreed to box Frank Moran in a ten round fight in New York on March 17. Promoters Tex Rickard and Sam McCracken will pay Willard about 47 409 by draft plus percentage of advertising rights. Moran earns 6200 per minute and 20000 from the promoter, making the purse the largest for a ten round bout.
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Chicago
Jess WiLlard
Willie
Frank Moran
New York
Willard
Weet Moran
Tex Rickard
Sam McCracken
Monan
Tom Joes
N.Y
Denmark
United States
International Boxing
Championship Train Arrangements Revealed for Donor Event
A historic deal outlines a $32,500 payout with $20,000 deposited by the promoter and $25,000 due 24 hours before the event. Robert Verner, noted stakeholder from New York, coordinates February 10 arrangements. A referee must satisfy the title holder. Walter Mahan of Los Angeles is to oversee the champion's train. Seat prices reportedly range up to $230.
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Rovert Verner
New Ya
Willard
Jotrsul
Walter Manahan
Los Angeles
Doubleheader Saturday St Mark's Streak Faces Central Christians
A Saturday doubleheader features St Mark's Episcopal battling McKin sley Avenue Methodists while First Presbyterians meet Central Christians in the mintican and National Leagues. St Mark's undefeated in the mintican League seeks to extend its 6-0 record. McKin sley Avenue shows a strong recent run. First Presbyterian has won five of seven, Central Christians two of six, with both sides aiming for victory. A separate note recalls a crowd near Travilence fier where an old salt’s warning to a boy ends with a punchline about danger and resolve.
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Bynday
Bayket Bally
St. Mark's Episcopal
Tetu
Mckinsley Avenue Methodists
First Presbyterians
Central Chestians
Mare Sid Inee
Leither Lague
Mulinley Avenue
Promi
Ises
St. Mark's
First Presbyterian
Central Christians
Hoth
Fes Bylerians
Livers
Sq Quentinn
Janlgg
A FEW MINUTES WITH THE SPORTING EDITOR
The column questions contract rumors about Champ Willard and opponents Moran Curley Rickard and McCracken. It doubts the public will buy staged bouts and predicts press manipulation as headlines grow. The piece critiques New York fight hype and asks for forthcoming explanations from promoters.
Buffs Doubleheader Saga in Junior A Series Edges Leopards and Falls
In a Junior A series doubleheader at MC A Thursday the Buffaloes beat the Leopards 15 to 12 but then lost to the Tigers 12 to 15. Byars Fokts led the winners with eight points, Aubrey Tuttlebee added five, and Norris Stewart contributed two. For the Leopards, Tascomb and Straus scored five and four points respectively, with Wilson Sloan scoring five for the Tigers. Referee Ernest Green oversaw the games as players logged ten-minute halves.
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Buffaloes
MC. A
Ve Leopards
Wic Tisare
A. Fhe Leonards
Tigers
Byars Fokts
Aubrey Tuttle Store
Norris Stewart i
Rugralees
Teopards
Torbert
Teasers Borns
Traction Company Wins Three Straight In R&S League Night
Ransom & Silshee toppled by Traction Company as George Johnson absence weakened the bell jerker lineup. Final scores read 540 to 654, 589 to 701, and 601 to 99. Captain Lantrip led with 226 in opening set, Mistretta and Scott starred for the Sinking kit, while Hudson topped the losers with 517 and 207 in opening game. Ransoms connected 15 strikes in game two for a running total of 599. upcoming Sunset and Swi clash Friday for three games.
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Traction Company
Quint
George Johnson
Ransom & Silshee Towling
Thurdilay
Lantrip
Mistretta
Scott
Ada Mistrotta
Hudson
AL Traction Company
Srt
Fuercher
Waltigay
Mike Finn Fann Illness Shocks Beaumont Club
Mike Finn Fann, longtime scout and former manager in the Southern Association, is in critical condition after emergency surgery following a recent signing to manage Beaumont in the upcoming season. The report notes his prior posts in multiple cities and his resignation from past roles.
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Bre
Mike Finn
Tiettott
Menmmlis
Mobile
Lille Rock
Beaumont
Yale Baseball Schedule Sets 27 Games With Harvard and Princeton
Yale announces a spring baseball schedule totaling twenty seven games with a possible third game against Harvard and Princeton if needed to settle the series. The season opens at home due to late Raster revess of the year, with an Easter trip south set for April 20 to April 28. The feature will be the appearance of the New York tonals.
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Muse
Arcangeu
New Haven
Conny
Schuinie
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Ing
New York
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Sonpely
George McManus
Wau
Maggie
Nes
Olivine
Aone
IML Busey
Lucky Flack
Everton
San Antonio
Murray
Galveston
Ile Bele
Tale Selle Oaetelder
Fowler
Griffo
Edwin Clapp
Krank Bros
St. Mark’s Va. McKinley Avenue
Tom Jones
Jones
Vnices
Jesn Willard
Tack Curley
Bubs
Track Moran
Pittsburg
Teletrarchi
Pers
X Rickard
New Yorks
Thomas
Sport
Moran
Eve
Basket Baltery
Wisers -Sessermen
Tuttlebee
Rey Stantonite
Crosby
Fa Soins Starr
Vaner-Dascomb Blowart
Hreferee
Ernest’ Green
Tale Ailngsites
Technlons
Vesyera
Barbert
Riehl
Kalies- Pierce
Stewart Taft Farsvard
Tuthiebee
iYule Foothall
Yate
Ashiees
York
N.v
Web
Amiatonealliotic Union
R&s. Tenpin
Quints
Entin League
Syil
Pat
Ransmy & Silshue
1900
Gas & Electric Co
GT Mills Eng. Co
A Traction Co
Mike Finn Fann
Sere Beaumont
East Houston
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Post
Houston
Fes
Washington Star
Bestin City
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