Sebago Domination in Juarez Feature Race
Sebago easily won the Juarez feature at El Vaso under betting odds of 1 to 2, proving the best 3-year-old at the track. Jim Busey and Choncaster competed for place while Toade, Vank, and other rivals chased the leader through the card's races.
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Juarez Today's Racing Entries And Odds
Readable entries list races from Juarez with selling conditions for 2yearolds to 3yearolds and up. Includes horse names with prices, jockeys and various odds such as Dinbet King Hooger Battle Home Rick and Flying D Or Decossarion. Apprentice allowance noted in final line.
Injustice to Murray and the Hot Springs Ball Yarns
Special to The Washi: Mike Donlin lauds Cuban ball while praising his Giants rivals. He defends Murray against blame for the series loss, argues umpiring favored the Cubs, and notes Donlin’s Hot Springs visit with Mabel Hite. He cites Dahlen Sullivan Sheckard as fall guys despite team triumphs.
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Attell Houck bout called off over purse short fall
The Twenty Century A C of Pittsfield Massachusetts failed to raise a 700 dollar purse for Abe Attell and Tommy Houck, forcing cancellation of their scheduled bout. Promoters promised 600 to Attell and 90 to Houck, but only 100 remained for the guarantee as 900 spectators waited before dismissal. Darkey Griffin defeated Eddie M in the preliminary.
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Commission Says Giants Must Stand Own Losses
The national baseball commission ruled New York must absorb costs from refunds to World Series patrons due to mail mishaps. It allowed $13.40 for five patrons with missing seats, to be paid from general funds. Also noted is $500 installment from Pittsburgh for Player Murray now allocated after a club ownership change.
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Five-Game plan to divide teams for title bid
Clarence Hecox proposes a five game interscholastic football schedule dividing Eastern Western and Business in one class and Central and Tech in another. The plan aims to cut costs, raise gate revenue, and keep title implications central while reducing player strain. If adopted, contests outside the championship would remain, but not as taxing as prior schedules.
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Ward Not For Long Trips
New York reports John M. Ward has restructured the Boston Nationals and plans spring training in Augusta. The schedule includes games with Washington on April 4 and 6 and another April 6 and 7. Ward emphasizes a youth-building approach and limits Southern trips to three weeks, saying no star-player trades will be pursued and trades are risky.
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Athletics to Repeat in All Round Strength Claim
Philadelphia Athletics appear invincible for another year, with Frank Chance praising their all round strength. He notes Mack’s machine has few weak points, especially infield, pitching, and catching, while predicting the A’s may win another world title or two. He estimates NL teams will take 1-3 years to challenge them.
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One Jinx Defied by Nationals in 1912 Baseball Talks
Washington hosts University of Virginia in a proposed two game series set for March 13 and 16 with proceeds from the Virginia benefit games slated for the Virginia Athletic Association. Griffith plans careful pitching development while Moore’s squad arrives early to test the Nationals.
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Gotch to Meet Winner of Major Wrestling Bout
In New York on December 2, assurances indicate wrestling champion Frank Gotch will face the winner of Monday night’s match between Stanislas Zbyszo the Giant Pole and Giovanni Raicevitch Italy’s champion. Betting favors Raicevitch after a strong Madison Square Garden performance.
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