Latonia and New York racing results update
Results from Latonia Kentucky and Aqueduct New York detail six and one half furlongs to a mile events with odds and riders. Notable performances include St Tammany Mynheer and Mallory with strong runs and Ostrich winning at five to the second New York race.
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Latonia
Morris Ning
St. many @t
Minnehaha
Mallory
Ostrich
New York
Prway
K. Y
Kent
Small Talk
Madoc
Elling
St. Tammany
Mynheer
Fe Algol
Stoner Hill
Lord R
Litteatura
Creolin
Madison Square
Edaha
Marabhon
Field Lark
Nory
Arthur Mer
Rich
Legaiee
Sailor
Guard
Massive
Proposer
Sanker
Gamara
McCabe
Prank
Pr. Frederick
Flamula
Canton Ball
Pharsday
Cloten
Bryan
Norberry
Andrew Macka
Bel Rose Arklirta
Bell Snicker
Santa Cat
Yada
D'Arkle
Har
Ee Lotus
Mollie Donahue
John W Gates Becomes Full Horse Owner At Jamaica Track
John W Gates completes ownership of the filly Lo after chasing her at Jamaica for 15000 dollars. He files for all scarlet colors with the Jockey Club as he claims a total racing winnings of 1000600 dollars, marking his first entry on the owners’ list.
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John W. Gates
Jamaica
Gates
Jockey Club
Young Corbett Back in Ring Recalled by Bout
The Denver boxer Young Corbett, once a top pill, is noted in a reminiscence about his early days. The piece mentions Joe Tipman at Bailie and hints at Corbett’s clever skills and past glory, while suggesting his chances against newer contenders.
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Young Corbett
Joe Tipman
Baillie
Denver
Fight Game notes and boxing talk from the era
A period boxing column quotes Jack O'Brien on Kaufman, praising his courage and power and outlining a plan to neutralize Kaufman. The piece discusses rumors, training, and the upcoming Gardiner vs Prien bout, noting boxing culture and spectator expectations of the time.
McGovern on Stage Once More
Terry McGovern decides to return to the stage amid health troubles and past controversies. The article notes his youthful excesses and lingering ailments as context for this comeback plan.
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Terry
Terry McGovern
McGovern
Open season for Battling Nelson challenge continues
The piece notes lingering action on Broadway to Market Street as fans urge Dane to give him one chance to fight Nelson. It suggests Nelson may retire from acting, with boosters fading away as the scene shifts.
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Nelson
Broadway
Market Street
Kane to Attend National Univ Convention in Washington
President Thomas F. Kane of the university will depart Friday night for Washington D C to participate in the annual convention of the national association of state universities.
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Thomas F. Kane
University
Washington, D. D
National Association of State Universities
Retired Clarke Griffith Seeks Solitude on Montana Ranch
Clarke Griffith withdraws from public life to a Montana ranch for a month shutting out magazines and newspapers. The piece notes the mental strain of the baseball world on hard thinkers as the reason for his retreat.
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Clarke Griffith
Montana
Even & Magazine Or
Newspaper
Corbett Recounts Odd Fame Moment in Philadelphia
During his boxing prime in Philadelphia a slender young man teased Jim Corbett about his status as a prizefighter. Corbett replied that his mother did not know he was a prizefighter and, if she did, it would break her heart, since she thinks he is a burglar.
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Kaufman
Jack O’brien
Thomas
Jim Corbett
Philadelphia
Corbett
Mr. Corbett
Ponies Jockey Redfern Injury Sidelines Rider
Jockey Redfern, hurt in a car crash, has a badly shattered left arm and rapid weight gain during recovery. He plans to ride in France and England next year while sidelined. Dan Patch owner M W Savage declined 180000 for the pacer, bought in 1962 for 60006. Dan Patch tied the world pacing record with a mile in 1 59 1/4 on Friday. no meeting here is expected to continue the record.
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Redfern
France
England
M. W. Savage
Dan Patch
Mr. Savage
Memphis
Tenn
Star Pointer
Wright attacks college athletics in critique by Clark president
Carroll D. Wright, ex commissioner of labor and immigration and now president of Clark University, argues athletics harm study time and should be limited to physical development with rough play barred. Clark College reportedly has no winning football record.
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Labor and Immigration
Clark University
Clark College
Rainy Saturday bowling night and women bowlers rise
In Kent and Seattle bowling scenes the Monarch team prepared for a telegraphic match against Ana Cortea after a crowded week of women bowlers filling nearly every alley. Scores by women impressed, while league officials noted complaints about heavier ping balls causing scraping issues.
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Kent
Seattle
Jenkins
Nightingales
Monarch
Anacortea
Bowling Scores Highlight City and League Matches
In Bremarew alleys Jense Brovall led with a high score while 229 by Kinne topped the city league. At Monarch alleys Friday evening Dobba bowled 212 in the Arcade league, and the highest team average recorded was 812 2 3 by the Bheffern.
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Bremarew
Jense Brovall
Kinne
Monarch
Dobba
Bheffern
Sophomores Win Track Meet At 64 60 Margin
Sophomores won the track meet by four points with Rex Smith absent or in contention for wins. Smith dominated every event he entered and helped the second-year team to victory. Freshman captain H. T. Watson also performed exceptionally well.
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Rex Smith
Smith
H. T. Watson
Old Man Thorpe Retires From Racing to Settle in Seat Tie
"Old Man Thorpe" Charles A. Thorpe, long a prominent figure in major race meets in the United States and Europe, has retired from the sport after saving enough money. He plans to stay in Seat tie and engage in business, saying he is pleased with his new life plans.
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Thorpe
The
Cecil
Charles A. Thorpe
United States
Europe
Seattie
San Francisco
Frisco
Nolan
Saaraint Probabies Baseball Tops Recreation Park Feature
At Recreation Park on Sunday afternoon at 2 29 o clock the Saaraint Probabies baseball game drew a crowd. The event highlighted local teams and efforts to mark the season.
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Recreation Park
Saarainti
Mastk
Roller Skating Crowds Grow at Auditorium rink
Large crowds frequent the Auditorium skating rink on Fourth and Pine as new skaters become proficient. Many new arrivals in the city are improving rapidly, with women skaters in afternoon classes drawing strong attendance and producing exceptionally fast performances.
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Auditorium
Pine
Football Rally at High School Shows Student Support
A morning rally at the high school built game day zeal. Fifty dollars was raised to buy orange and black decorations for the Seattle section bleachers. Principal Geiger Professor Saunderson Professor McKowan Coach Frost John Frater Wee Coyle and Capt. Dave Lewis spoke urging full turnout and team support.
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Seattle
Geiger
Saunderson
McKowan
Frost
John Frater
Wee Coyle
Dave Lewis
Lewis
Success Assured For Girl's Soccer Team Formation
Miss Kington announces rapid progress toward forming a girl's soccer team in the city. She says many young ladies have contacted her since the Star announcement and that her aim is to recruit strong healthy players and possibly organize two teams.
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Miss Kington
Star
Herrera Sick Forces San Francisco bout cancellation
San Francisco November 4 The lightweight match between Gardiner and Herrera scheduled before the San Francisco Athletic Club Friday night was called off due to Herrera’s illness.
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San Francisco
Gardiner Anderrera
San Franciisco Athletic Club
Herrera
Superstitions in Boxing Signs and Mascots Across Fighters
The piece surveys belief in signs and mascots among boxers like Sullivan Bolivan Dempsey Fitzsimmons Hyer Morrissey and Jeffries. It recalls anecdotes of lucky horseshoes dogs and omens influencing confidence and outcomes, plus a noted rift in San Francisco involving a public disruption.
Fitzsimmons O Brien Bout Called Off In Coast Plans
A telegram claimed Bob Fitzsimmons would fight Philadelphia Jack O Brien on the coast likely before the San Francisco Athletic Club, disrupting Tommy Ryan Marvin Hart's manager led plans for FITZsimmons Hart. Meanwhile Fred McLeod defeated Herbert Way 4 up 2 to play at Rockford Golf Club.
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San Francisco Report Bureau
George Gardiner
Philadelphia
Jack Prien
Mutfans
San Francisco Athletic Club
Gardiner
Golden Gate
Celt
Anj
Mister Gardiner
Hethinks
Jack
Halcyon
Chicago
Bob Pitzermmons
Jack O'Brien
San Francisco
Tommy Ryan
Marvin Hart
Fits
Hart
Ryan
Fitzsimmons
O Brien
Fred McLeod
Rockford
Rockford, IL
Herbert Way
Poetid Golf Club
Tacoma High Meets Seattle High In Recreation Park Showdown
The Tacoma high school football team arrives for a big clash with Seattle high at Recreation Park this afternoon. Tacoma carries momentum as captains praise the squad while Seattle expects a tough test despite injuries to Babcock and others.
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Tacoma
Recreation Park
Lewis
Babcock
Seattle
Olympia
Cussac's Challenge Remains Unaccepted in Washington
A challenge signed by Mr. Cussac of Jesaquah inviting anyone in Washington to fence with a single stick or sabre has not yet been accepted. The Seattle Star notes fencing and single stick interest from recent Athletic Club exhibitions, while Cassacre still promotes a two handed single stick challenge. Those interested should address communications to the Sporting Editor at the Seattle Star.
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Cussac
Jesaquah
Seattle Star
Hard Hitting Won Friday's Game
Seattle defeated Oakland 6 to 3 on Friday as Iberg struggled and was hit hard by Seattle batters. Shields allowed a large number of hits but Oakland failed to bunch their own. Seattle 5 Oakland 3.
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Oakland
Seattle
Iberg
Shields
Oaklanders
Friday Games in Pacific Coast League Scores
In Oakland Seattle wins 6 to 3. Los Angeles loses 2 to 8 against Portland. San Francisco defeats Tacoma 9 to 4.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Portland
Tacoma
Pacific Coast League
Oakland
McLeod Wins Golf Championship in Chicago Finale
McLeod captures the Western Professional Golfers Association championship title in Chicago. Navy team details and final match specifics are noted in the coverage.
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McLeod
Chicago
Navy
Western Professional Golfer's Association
Coach Miller Expects Tough Yet Winnable Game
Coach B K Miller says the team faced hard play and poor practice earlier in the week but remains confident. He asserts good defense can secure a win if the squad stays sharp and avoids costly mistakes.
Fight Draw Milwaukee Bout Ends In Eight Rounds
In Milwaukee eight rounds were contested by Young Mahoney of M and Mago Kelly of Chicago. Both fighters started strong and traded quick exchanges in a fast bout. See page 6 for full details.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Young Mahoney
Mago Kelly
Chic
Beauty Clinic Ad Promises Cosmetic Treatments by Doctor Direction
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