Clean Football Sweep for Seattle Elevens
A clear Saturday slate shows Seattle dominating with Washington cinching the Northwest title by halting O A C 18 to 0. Spokane thumped Lincoln 58 to 0, Broadway edged Everett 5 to 3, and Lincoln’s win over Spokane showcased class while Broadway and Lincoln prepare for a tight rematch next Saturday.
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Thon
Ballard
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Bonhag Sets Amateur 10 Mile Record at Celtic Park
George Bonhag shattered the American 10 mile amateur mark with a 52 34 effort at Celtic Park, eclipsing Willie Day’s long standing 52 45 record and joining the era of notable middle distance rivals. The article also discusses bets and potential matchups involving Ito, Gotoh, and other boxing figures, highlighting promoter Alfred Shrubb and McIntosh’s bid for Johnson Jeffries.
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Rube Waddell
Day
Alfred Shrubb
England
Jeffries Considers Country Tour to Train for Johnson Fight
Unable to arrange a profitable bout, Jeffries weighs touring the country with athletic combinations to meet all challengers in various cities. He believes nightly encounters with decent fighters would be better training than sparring partners. The idea recalls old eras when champions like Sullivan McAuliffe and McGovern toured to keep sharp between fights.
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Jeffries
Sullivan
McAuliffe
McGovern
St Yves and Marsh to Race in Vancouver Showdown
Vancouver followers of long distance running will see Henri St Yves clash with John D. Marsh over 15 miles at the horse show building in Vancouver next Friday night. Both runners left Seattle to sharpen training before Portland’s 20 mile race, while Spokane promoter disputes cloud Marathon affairs and delay final arrangements as Guggenheim heads east.
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Spokane
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Hays
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Copeland
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Marah
Tim McGrath
Seattle Marathon Association
M. Robert Guggenheim
Guggenheim
New York
Saturday Football Scores Across States and Regions
A scattered roundup shows Coast 18 Oregon Aggies 0 in Corvallis and Lincoln 58, Seattle 0, with Broadway 5 Everett 3 in Everett. Other results include Minnesota 44 Wisconsin 6 in Madison and Harvard 12 Dartmouth 3 in Cambridge, among numerous college and local games listed with locations and scores.
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Madisona
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Philadelphia
Yale
Princeton
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Harvard
Dartmouth
Camdge
Cornell
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Ithaca
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Ames
Iowa City
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Saltie
Navy
Western Reserve
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Colugn- Brown
Vermont
Previence
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Amherst
Ohio State
Vanderbilt
Columbia
Swarthmore
Ursijius
Col- Purdue
Oon
Rose
Lafayette
Denver
The Jacksonville Meeting Opens with New Track and Bets
New York reports Jacksonville plans a new mile track with grandstand paddock and betting ring. Curley Brown leads the project with many stakes and entries from horsemen. Al McMurray seeks to match his heavyweight Harris against California’s Jack Silberg or New Orleans’ Jack Talmer.
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al McMurray
Brooklyn
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Jack Silberg
California
Jack Talmer
New Orleans
Gotch Offered $2,000 to Meet Ito in Seattle Jiu Jitsu
Promoter Kid Herman wired Frank Gotoh offering a $2,000 guarantee to face Tokuguro Ito under straight Jiu Jitsu rules in Seattle within two months. The message to the Kansas City Star’s sporting editor claimed Ito would be a top challenger, but Gotoh’s past dislike of Jiu Jitsu and doubts about the bout cast doubt on the deal. The Japanese boxing and wrestling circles back Ito and expect Gotoh to decline, leaving negotiations uncertain.
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Kid Herman
Prank Hotoh
Tokoguro Tho
Tte
Gotech
Seattle
Frank Gotech
Care Sporting Editor
Kansas City Star
Wil Ark
Tokoguro Ito
Bie Iowan Haa
Hellingham
Dan Stewart Dies in New York Boxings Circle
Dan A Stewart a famed racing and boxing figure dies in New York. He helped start racing at Oaklawn Park Arkansas with Blind John Condon and promoted major fights across Texas and Arkansas. He faced legal obstacles and later guided bouts toward Juarez and Dallas before passing away.
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Yeneetae
Knight’s Diveane
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Stewart
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Hn Springs
Ark
John” Condon
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Bob
Corbett
Juarez
Piteaimmons
Carsom City
Xavier Athetic Club Star Sets New 20 Mile Record
James Clark of the Xavier Athletic Club shattered amateur 20 mile marks yesterday in the Brimarock Athletic Games at Celtic Park. Clark clocked 1.68.27 to beat the previous 2.07.15 set by Jamen Crowly of the Irish American Athletic Club, with Crowly leading early before Clark overtook him.
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Jamen Crowly
Irish-American Athletic Club
Bunday Crowly
Wolgast Knocks Out French Champion in New Orleans
Ad Wolgast defeated Henry Piet in New Orleans before the West Side Athletic Club, stopping the French champion in the second round after Piet opened with quick boxing. A hard right in the second floor, followed by a stomach jab, produced the decisive knockdown and final count.
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Ad Woilgast
Henry Piet
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Weat Side
Refugee to Oakland Race Track for Preview
The Beattie Star's handicapper and racing expert known as Refugee departs for Oakland where racing opens. Refugee will publish selections in The Star and update local racing fans on California meets. He has consistently forecast American turf form over the past five years across Oakland Los Angeles Seattle Victoria and Vancouver.
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Gaturda
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Victoria
Vancouver
Give Batsmen a Chance by Zimmer Pitcher Walk Rule
Chief Zimmer proposes a rule to let baserunners advance on any walk to allow strong hitters like Larry to have a chance at hitting. He argues walks deny good batters opportunities and would curb intentional balls to suppress hitting. He cites four walks in two games last fall with runners left on base.
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Zimmer
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Lajote
Larry
Ballard and Renton Clubs Hold Interclub Smoker Tonight
Ballard and Renton athletic clubs stage a joint smoker tonight featuring crack amateur boxers and wrestlers in interclub contests. The event will be held at the Ballard club quarters in the Bypher building 22nd avenue and Market Street.
Open winter meeting prep at New California Jockey Club
Oakland notes report Emeryville preparations for the 1900 106 season as Nathanson returns to oversee details. Registration, licenses, and testing programs keep officials busy while painters gardeners and hotel fitups signal strong public interest in the port handicap era. Walter Jennings arrives with plans for 16 youngsters at Woodland and Williams Park, as about 600 horses are expected in training.
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Ee Martin Nathanson
Nathaneon
Sam McGibbon
Walter Jennings
Prince Hal
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Williame Park
Unclear clipping cites horse racing chatter and names
Fragmentary text references beatty gunuom, Merry Tide, Dunlap, Cody, Jockey Eddle, Tobe Ramaney, and Dagete Senith. Mentions Oakland, Florida racing, and Carl Fisher offering $26, but details are garbled and uncertain.
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Senith
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The passage describes a misfired or garbled text about storing and cleaning jewelry, mentioning paste jars or boxes and keeping items sanitary and clean. Details are unclear, with fragmented phrases about setting up containers and a lively event, but no concrete facts or identifiable entities are readable.
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