Tacoma Man Scores High in Trapshooting Meet
The Seattle Trapshooters Club hosted visitors including J. Cooper of Tacoma who posted the high score with 83 out of 100 from a two yard handicap across two 20 bird events. Read and other shooters posted varied totals in today’s events, with traveling exhibitor Arthur W. DuBray of Raker Bros. from San Francisco among participants.
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J. Cooper
Tacoma
Kelleher
Donald Iahevere
Bradtfalt
Considine, Jr
Turday
BN Casi Cnereceveens
Tom Barclay Siceseses
Baker
Arthur W. DuBray
Raker Bros
San Francisco
Jordan to Lead Crackers in 1911 Pennant Contest
Otto Jordan resumes managerial duties for Atlanta after a turbulent season. Controversy with Anita writer Frank Brumby led to debate over his replacement by Billy Smith. Jordan will manage against Smith in Chattanooga as Atlanta aims for a first pennant. he has never won one.
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Frank Brumby
Anita
Billy Smith
Brumby
Wil Jordan
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New England
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Ith
Buffalo
Chattanooga
Victors Baseball Team Opens Season March 30
Local baseball notes announce the Victors will debut March 30 against Seattle club with games after April 1 arranged through manager W. A. Avey at 329 Coryell Place. Other items include Queen Anne Junior wins Interclass 11 to 1, Levinson team seeking players, Franklin High School fielding strong squad under Coach Becker, and results from Woodland Park games including Ebers defeating Mikados 6 to 5 and Nippons beating Keystone 19 to 9.
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W. A. Avey
Enat
Coryell Place
Queen Anne
Freshies
Prizes Over $100 in Billiards Open at Brown & Hulen's
The class B 14.2 handicap balk line billiard match opens at Brown and Hulen's Madison and Third. winner advances to Spokane for the inter-city championship. Abe Attell faces Johnny Conlon in a 21 round boxing match in New Orleans on April 9.
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Madison
Spokane
Abe Attell
Johnny Conlon
New Orleans
Franklin Midgets Lose 5-2 to Rainiers at City Park
The Franklin Midgets were beaten 5 to 2 by the Rainiers at City Park on Saturday morning in a morning game. The Rainiers secured the win with a strong offense and solid pitching, while Franklin struggled to capitalize on scoring chances.
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Rainiers
City Park
Imperial Cubs Triumph Over Mamarek Colta on Friday
The Imperial Cubs defeated the Mamarek Colta in a Friday night game at the Imperial alley, finishing with a score around 207 to 160. Evans and Smith led with strong showings, while Jalowky and Colta contributed notable scores for their teams in a high scoring contest.
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Detroit
Zbyezseo
Imperial Cubs
Mamarek Colta
Imperial Alleya
Colta
Giants Start Final Spring Practice Week in Texas
The New York Giants began their last spring practice in Martin Texas on March 20. Games at Dallas and Fort Worth next Sunday will complete the Texas series before the team travels to Birmingham Alabama.
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Tex
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Martin
Daha
Port Worth
Texas
McGraw
Birmingham
Ala
English Jockey Club season opens at Lincoln track
The racing season begins at the Lincoln track with the Lincolnshire handicap scheduled for tomorrow. In Tennessee, the Brooklyn Nationals arrive in Nashville for a three day series of games starting tomorrow with Wednesday and Thursday contests.
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English Jockey Club
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Tenn
BI Dahlen
Coffroth the Fight Promoter Prefers Classic Books
Frisco promoter Jim Coffroth reads high brow literature when not arranging bouts. He keeps Keats Shelley and Shakespeare in his trunk and even a Caesar’s Appeal to the Romana finds pride of place. A New York reporter once found Coffroth studying classic works instead of boxing gossip. In Chicago Coulon denies a New Orleans report linking Johnny Coulon to a 26 round bout with Abe Attell on April 9.
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Cal
Jayman
Jim Coffroth
Jim
Caesar
Eugene Aram
Pompeii
Shelley
Chicago
Pop" Coulon
Johnny Coulon
New Orleans
Abe Attell
Baseball’s Boiled Bulletins From the Deadball Era
Various baseball notes discuss managers and players including Del Howard Walter Johnson Cy Young and Duffy Lewis. Mentions Brockett Ables Pfeister Johnson McGraw Collins and Tenney with divorce news for Chief La Roy Cyclone Johnny Thompson eyed for a March match in Chicago and Indianapolis.
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Chicago
Johnny Thompson
Indianapolis
Dreamland card promises balanced bout lineup next Friday
San Francisco reports an evenly balanced Dreamland program with top attractions George Kirkwood the 122 pound guard pugilist and Marty Kane of Chicago headlining the card. The event unfolds next Friday night with both boxers set to appear.
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San Francisco
Cal
George Kirkwood
St. Louia Pugiher
Marty Kane
Chicago
Langford McVey bout postponed to next week in Paris
Bam Langford and Sam McVey fight in Paris is delayed by one week as Langford seeks extra time to regain fitness after the prior postponement.
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Paris
Bam Langford
Sam McVey
Langford
Deshler and Hurley Set for 10 Round Harlem Bout Tonight
New York reporter notes Dave Deshler the Bostonian and Battling Hurley are slated for a ten round fight at the Harlem Olympic Athletic Club. Beattie Automobile School at 210 Broadway hosts tonight's event.
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Dave Deshler
Hurley
Harlem Olympic Athletic Club
Beattie Automobile School
Broadway
Ose
Ten Commandments for a Twentieth Century World Sermon
Rabbi Jos Krauskopf argues at a Philadelphia temple that society’s conduct mirrors the ten commandments warped by modern self interest. He lists ten inverted moral prescriptions including selfish denying authority, stealing, lying, and seizing others property.
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England
Joseph Kragkopf
America
Jos. Krauskopf
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