Mixed Sports Headlines From A Busy Athletic Season
The Hayes Valley Athlete club wins a July fight permit while promoter Morris Levy eyes matching Jabez White with the Hanley-Young Corbett victor. Highland Park dates shift to June 17. National amateur billiards heads to Chicago and A. Barry wins Prestwick golf. Terrace Queen sold to Eugene Whitcomb. Five American women golfers compete in England with Lockwood winning second prize. A polo record set at Ranelagh and Kid McCoy plans marriage. Auction sales feature harness horses and racing stock. Harvard defeats Yale in tennis as Cornell breaks Henley course record in rowing. Bal Fitzsimmons and Mike Shreck set July 4 heavyweight bout in Salt Lake City.
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Hayes Valley Athlete Club
Morris Levy
Jabez White
Hanley-Young Corbett
W. O. Palmer
Highland Park Jockey Club
Highland Park
Detroit
Chicago
National Association of Amateur Billiard Players
Liederkrang Club
New York
A.B. Barry
St. Andrews University
Prestwick
Scotland
Osmund Scott
Barry
C. Hildreth
Jockey Club
Algernon Daingerfield
Gravesend
Eugene Whitcomb
Pittsburg
Sherringham
England
Emily N. Lockwood
Lexington
Mass
R. H. Oliver
Ranelagh
Frank J. Macky
California
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Edward C. Ellis
Ellis Locomotive Works
Schenectady, N. Y
McCoy
Whihscade
Readville Track
Sheldon
G. D. King
Paterson
Cascade Wrs
John McGuire
Teddy McGregor
Tom Sharkey
Dr Directum
Directum
J. KB
Fitzgerald
Boston
Rendville Race Track
Sock Farm
May King
Bingen
Lookout
Young Miss
Henry Titer
J. W. Wolfenden
Attleboro
Harvard
Yale
Longwood Cricket Club
Longwood
Derham
Porter
American Rowing Association
Henley
Schuylkill River
Cornell
Argonaut
Toronto
University of Pennsylvania
Bal Fitzsimmons
Mike Schreck
Salt Lake City
Multisport and racing notes from early 20th century results
The report covers McCoy's fifth marriage venture and various golf results including Michigan defeating Chicago five games. It lists medal scores, British wins in a ladies international match at Cromer, and racing highlights with Delhi winning the Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend. It notes notable figures such as George G and James R. Keene with financial expectations around the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
University of Michigan Golf Players
University of Chicago
Irueblood
Lambert
Kidston
McGee
Bloomfield
Harwood
Becker
James
Smoot
Maxwell
The
Ladies’ Golf Union
Cromer
Misa Georgia
Bishop
Bridgeport
Conn
Mias Lottie Dod
Athenwum Athletic Club
Tommy Burns
James R. Keene
Delhi
Gravesend Track
Borton Stable
Outrieh
Columbia Atable
Dyenold
Grassallo
Outrich
Sir Briller
Keene Barke Wi
American League and National League Baseball Notes
Baseball notes cover players in the American and National Leagues. Mentions include Will ie Keator and Walter Clarkson shifts, Connie Mack talk, Kittredge as a top catcher, Texas Hill’s fielding, and Jim Jackson among young stars. Minor leagues, trades, and manager comments wrap with team shifts and league strength assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killian
Willie Keator
Wyatt Lee
Washington
Toledo
Young
Boston
Baltimore
Harry Gleavon
St. Lous
New York
Walter Clarkson
Jersey City
Frank Shaughnessy
Montgomery
Joe Yeager
Highlanders
Jesse Tannehill
Detroit
Connie Mack
Kittredge
Washingtons
Texas
Hill
Lafoie
Jimmy Jackson
Clevelands
Hob Wood
Girard
Ohio
Doc White
Rol Wolfe
Dack O'Neil
Eclipse Park
Louisville
Columbus
Terry Turner
al Bridwell
Barbeau
Senators
Baseball Umpires Clash With Coaches and Players Across Leagues
Umpires bar Peitz from coaching as Budding disputes arise over spit balls. Veteran players like Jake Beckley and Johnny Evers return to action while others face releases or transfers in the National and Western Leagues. Managers face suspicions on base running and rosters shift with players moving to outlaw leagues or new clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peitz
Jake Beckley
Klem
New York
McGraw
Billy” Cunningham
Chicago
Hershey
Boston
Jake Voss
Cincinnati
Bridwell
Blankenship
Needham
South End
Sclee
Louis Ritter
Locke
Robertailie
Robert-toy
Johnny Evers
Cubs
Joe Kelly
Louis Eritle
Reds
Triple Play Highlight News From The Field
The American Association club in Kansas City releases third baseman Heter Sullivan who signs with Louisville. Louisville also parts ways with outfielder Howard Murphy to the Gordon States League as the Paul club claims a season first with a triple play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Association
Guthrie
Senators
Howard Price
Wichita
Cairo
Charles Schmidt
Springfield
Minneapolis
Sedalia
Bob Talbot
St. Louis
Woman's Magazine Club
Leavenworth
Kahl
Kansas City
Louisville
Heter Sullivan
Paul
Howard Murphy
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Carda
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Geers
New Mile
Libertyville
Tti
Memphis
Royal BR Sheldon
National League News
Buster Browne
George
George Schlei
Charley Babb
Fred Tenney
Boston Nationals
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Ras
Arthur Hippart
Peoria
Bloomington
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Kan
Long
Des Moines
Claude Rossman
Tommy Smith
Vasbinder
Denvey
Bole
Otto Newlin
Watkins
Sioux City
Newlin
Indianapolis
Ed McKean
Cleveland
Colorado Springs
Bit
Little Wolfe
Milwaukee
Cantillon
Mike Cantillon
Kruise
Terre Haute
Grand Rapids
Jimmy Barton
King
Clement
Evansville
George Westlake
Martin Liovello
Craig
Warrenter
Provident
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Frontier Supply Co
First National Bank
Kemmerer
Quealy
Thos Kneddon
John L. Lana
Frank Pfottter
Cashion Arthur Robins
United States
Europe
Wyoming
L, Quealy Cease
Denver
Wm. O’connell
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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Diamondville