St Yves Triumphs In Lengthy 15 Mile Duel On Slushy Track
In a freezing wind at an eight lap oval, St Yves edged John D. Marsh by a narrow margin in a 15 mile race. A curving finish and rail hugging cost Marsh the win, time 1 38 47 4 6, with St Yves claiming a world's championship under adverse conditions.
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ST. Yves
Marsh
John D. Marsh
St. Yven
Heya
Neet
Yvee
S Park
J. Howitt
England
Alfred Shrubb
Winnipeg
Mille
Spinning's 1909 Final Offers Bargains in Seattle
Seventeen items on sale include 4 oz Nyoli bottle, Brilliant Shine products, assorted japanned ware, wire hangers, garment hangers, nickel plated pants hangers, and Barnard’s tools. The sale promises substantial bargains with substitutions if sold out before 1916.
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Seattle
Npg
Victor
Barnard
Barnard’s
Wbe
Tower & Lyon
Peters’ League
A Winning Team Edge in Baseball League Competition
The piece argues that a successful team can gradually plug weak spots over years, backed by funds and stability, while a losing team faces multiple holes and financial strain. It suggests leagues usually have eight strong teams, with occasional tight races but often a runaway leader.
German strongman G Lurich captures attention in U S wrestling
One of the era’s foremost foreign heavyweights, G Lurich of Germany, arrives in the United States as a clever, consistent winner in Europe. He avoids grand pronouncements and is regarded as capable of contending with the top wrestlers, except perhaps Gotch.
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G. Lurich
Europe
Lurich
Goteh
Dance at Dreamland Tonight Admission Free
Dance at Dreamland tonight with free admission. Event promises lively music and a night of dancing for attendees in the venue. Local patrons are invited to enjoy entertainment and socialize in a classic city venue setting.
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Dreamland
Raber
Arends Kali
Idg
Blue Ribbon Club
Independent
Three Men in the Sporting Spotlight Return to Organized Billiards
Hoppe and Ora Morningstar, previously banished by leading players over deemed unjust demands, have decided to rejoin the organized billiards fold. The move marks a reconciliation amid tensions in the sport.
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Hoppe
Ora Morningstar
Quarterback speed accuracy and judgment key to success
The article argues quarterback success hinges on speed, accurate judgment, and football sense behind the line. It notes size is less decisive than skill at remembering plays, reading defenses, and directing teammates, with plays unfolding quickly and precise leadership determining progress.
Johnson Says He Beats White Opponents Easily in Ring
In Indianapolis Jack Johnson, the Texan heavyweight champion, says he has never found a white man in the ring hard to beat, and that his toughest opponents have often been men of his own race. He argues Jeffries will face a formidable, confident rival when they meet for the title.
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Jack Johnson
Indianapolis
Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Marquis of Queensbury
Gold Coast
Ketchel’s Ambition and the Price of a Big Win
The piece argues that pursuing a grand goal defines a person as heroic or foolish based on the outcome. Ketchel’s bid for the heavyweight title sparked praise or scorn after his defeat to Johnson, with many predicting great fame if he won and sharp mockery if he fell.
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Ketchel
Henry
Johnson
Y M C A. and Tacoma clash in hoop showdown
The Seattle Tacoma basketball teams meet on the local floor in a rivalry game billed as a red hot contest between longtime rivals.
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Y. M
Tacoma Five
Jack Johnson Reforms and Supports Mother in Chicago
United Press reports Jack Johnson bringing his mother from Galveston to Chicago where he bought a house for 11 000 dollars, furnished it, and declared he has reformed from joy rides. He plans to save money and share with his mother.
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United Press
Chicago
Tack Johnson
Galveston
Jack
Johnean
Poor Old Fiz Whirls Out Hob Fits In Australian Bout
In Sydney Rushcutters Bay Bil Lang knocked out Hob Fitsimmons in the 12th round after an even fight. Lang started nervous but gained pace and delivered the decisive uppercut that sent Fits through the ropes. Lang was the favorite, though crowds favored Fits for much of the bout.
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United Preas
Sydney
Hob Pitzsimmons
Bil Lang
Rushcutters Tay
Lang
Ringsiders
Fite
Cantillon to Manage Minneapolis Club in 1910
Joe Cantillon will manage the Minneapolis club in 1910. Catcher Spencer of the Red Sox had one fielding error in 26 series his first season. Nig Clarke had more passed balls than any other catcher in the American. Dygert was taken out of nine games last season and finished nine games for other pitchers. Billy Laish may coach the Navy baseball team. Rude Waddell was the poorest fielding pitcher in the American league with 11 errors in 80 chances.
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Joe Cantillon
Minneapolis
Spencer
Red Sox
Nig Clarke
Amer
Taylor and McVeigh Set for Even Terms in Bout
The article compares Taylor and McVeigh, noting Taylor's fearless sting vs McVeigh's cleverness. It highlights their readiness to absorb rough treatment and pursue a knockout, while acknowledging McVeigh's lack of brute impulse. Both aim for decisive results in a closely matched fight.
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Peta Me
Roscoe Taylor
Tacoma
K. C
Lounte Austin
Roscoe
Louie Long
Taylor
McVeigh
Pete
Fiy
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