West dominates amateur athletics over the East
The article argues the West now leads in American amateur athletics. It cites performances by athletes such as Lightbody and Dvo rak, notes New York's perceived bias, and contrasts Eastern stars like Shick and Munson with Western champions. It mentions Hahn’s upcoming Cincinnati salary and reflects on his early pitching days.
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New York
New York Athletic Club
Finnagen
Shick
Munson
Bonhes
Watch
Duffy
Ariven Marin
Lightbody
Dvorak
Plaw
Abadi
Cartmell
Schule
Rodman
Rose
Dole
Kingsbury
Kelloga
Hahn
Harvard
Torrey
Yale
Rowlon-Miller
Trinceton
Mahn
America
Eantern
Chicago
A. A
Coe
Michigan
Rowlan
Argons
Oertell
Washington Wins Two-Mile Boat Race At Sausalito
The University of Washington crew defeated Stanford in a two mile race at Sausalito. The result underscored Washington’s strength as the boatmen showed clear advantage over the Stanford crew in the coastal event.
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San Francisco
University of Washington
Stanford
Sausalito
War Thrills in Far East Graphic Russo-Japan War Tale
A vivid theater notice promotes a nightly show titled War War War Up Date in the Far East. The production features Russell and Drew with a graphic story of the Russo-Japanese War, described as a real thriller with good acting and scenery. Show runs tonight and all week except Good Friday.
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Russell & Drew
Washington Wins Rowing Race Over Stanford in Calm Conditions
Monday saw Washington defeat Stanford by one and a quarter lengths in a 10:30 finish after a delayed start caused by No. 3 of the Washington crew breaking an oar twice. Washington, heavier crew with no coxswain, led along the cutside and maintained form despite Stanford's erratic stroke. The race started at 1:30 with favorable weather and a light breeze, Washington finishing ahead as spectators traveled from the 1:14 boat. Officials were BE Garnett and J C Knight, with crews led by Richard Gloster and W H Dole respectively.
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Washington
Stanford
Marin
San Francisco
Washington Shell
BE. M. Garnett
J. C. Knight
Wiington
Richard Gloster
G. Tilden
Owen Crin
D. Pullen
H. G. Butterfield
B. Bryan
F. Zimmerman
W. H. Dole
F. W. Turner
This Day in History April 18 in Boxing Times
On April 18 various bouts and records are noted including Jack Monroe drawing Hank Griffin in 20 rounds in 1901, Dan Creedon and Peter Jackson battles in Baltimore 1961 and 1999, Madie Hanlon and Tim Callahan drawing in 1904 Philadelphia, and other regional matchups in Boston and Chicago with occasional no decisions.
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Jack Monroe
Hank Griffin
C. Atherton
Danville
Peter Jackson
Dan Creedon Fo
Baltimore
Tom Mowatt
Benny Younger
Chicago
Madie Hanlon
Frisco
Tim Callahan
Phila@eiptia
Dan Creedon
Fillmore
San Franchsco
Martin Canole
Patti Alberts
Boston
Canole
Eddie Hanlon
Philadelphia
Sporting Briefs Otter Victory and Race Results
San Francisco reports Possart wins the fourth race by five lengths with Bullman guiding the mount. Tecolaw wins third race. Corrector Jre sup divided honors for the favorite. Weather cloudy and track slow. Boston club sale to Frank Dunn valued around 208000 with grounds assessed at 268000. Turf talks unfold in Lexington as officials discuss conference terms and outlaw rules. Yosemite club denied permit for April fight. Stritt Jabesz White bout canceled. Gala Racquet Championship final rounds conclude with Charles Sands prevailing as national champion.
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San Francisco
Possart
Bullman
Tecolaw
Corrector Jresup
Yosemite Club
Jimmy Stritt-Jabesz
Tuxedo Park
Tuxedo
Charles £. Sands
New York
Stomach Trouble Promoted by Dr Miles Neurotone
An ad claims Dr Miles Neurotone nourishes the nervous system and stomach nerves, regulates heart action and circulation, and improves organic disorders. Sold by druggists with a guarantee that if the first bottle does not benefit, money is returned.
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Miles
Drugetete
Bands Wins Court Tennis Title at Georgian Court
Jay Gould defeated at Georgian court Lakewood three sets to one to claim the national American championship in court tennis. Everett notes April victory for Bands gives the trophy and full tele to the title.
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Jay Gould
Georgian Court
Lakewood
Bands Wine
United States
What Bosses Say in April Betting Wide Open Race
J. J. Kelly notes that every team on the felt in April 14 enters the race hoping fortune favors them. He does not claim a position for Cincinnati, with Redefin finishing third last year and aiming to pass Chicago and New York, the clubs that beat them in 1904.
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Cincinnati
Rede
Chicago
New York
J. J. Kelly
Bethel Reds Fall to Opponent in Sunday Afternoon Game
Bethel Reds were defeated at that place Sunday afternoon by a score of to 6.
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Bethel Reds
Seattle Team Arrives for Tacoma Series Opener
Native people are coming home as the Seattle baseball squad lands in Tacoma from Los Angeles early Wednesday. The opening game date is unclear. Charlie Hall, famed for nix de swat, will officiate on the slab. Bobby Keefe is expected to start for Tacoma. Fore part of the afternoon remains to be detailed.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Los Angelea
Charlie Hall
Nix de Swat
Bobby Keefe
Lkelihood
University of Washington
Seattle Electrice
Recreation Perk
Dean
McGdire
Electrica
Future Greats Preview Amateur Showdowns On Lincoln Park
The Imperial defeats White Stars 14 to 4 at Lincoln park Monday morning. A clash looms Wednesday when University of Washington faces Seattle Electric at Recreation Park at 3 pm with Dean and McGride officiating. Woodland Beach club seeks bookings via Chester Anderson. High school squad travels to Everett Tuesday and Snohomish Wednesday with players Cooke Coyle Campbell Beilford Smith W Coyle Carroll Meagher Dowd Mullen joins the trip.
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Imperial
White Stars
Lincoln Park Grounds
Verett
Snohomish
Cooke
F. Coyle
Campbell
Beilford
Smith
W. Coyle
Carrol
Meagher
Dowd
Mullen
Corbett Porting Letter Promises Wednesday Release
The newspaper announces another polished porting letter from the famed Jim Corbett, to be printed on Wednesday, marking his continued public literary presence and anticipation for readers.
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Jim Corbett
Schreck Wins Knockout Over Gardner in 20 Round Fight
In Salt Lake, April 1 Mike Schreck of Cincinnati knocked out George Gardner of Lowell in the late mid rounds of a twenty round bout. The fight ended when Gardner, weakened by the overhand right to the neck, rose before ten counts but the referee stopped the contest to prevent further punishment.
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Salt Lake
Mike Schreck
Cincinnati
George Gardner
Lowell
Mase
Gardner
Reliable Store as Trusted Medicine Source
The Reliable Store remains a key home medicine supplier as people rely on its stock and service. The note emphasizes dependable access to medicines and highlights ongoing community trust in the shop.
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Selinge
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Amateur Athletic Union
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Rowe le King
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Russo-Japanese War
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Bronmsen Howard
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Firet Eve
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Star Cluster
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Royal Italian Band
Dick Tracey
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Biograph
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Belle of
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Reown Dental Offices
Hinckley Block
Second Avenue Ind
Hoston
Boston National Baseball Club
Frank Dunn
Soden
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Baward Corrigan
T. C. McDowell
J. M. Wynn
American Turf Association
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Jockey Club
Patnigas
NLESG
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JO Kelly
Pittsburg
T. Lewis
Brooklyn
Ragley's Cornese
Max Ragley Drug Co
Eitel Building
Second and Pike
Raguley’s Corner
Chester Anderson
Woodland Eights
Third Street
Corbett Goassip
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White Knights
Seattle Lighting Co
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Ind
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Mall
W.A. Coltters
Nox Rey
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Star
Attie Star
Portland
City of
State of
Dr. Buck
Stone's Pike ST. Pharmacy
Reliable Family and Prescription Druggista
Pike Street
Rent
Nohler & Chase
2D Ave
Lergest
King County
Mr. Or
Mrs
C. D. Hillman
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