Mellory Wins Overweight New Yorker In Boxing Row
Mellory of Boston defeats Willis Lewis of New York at Valley Falls Athletic Club. Lewis weighed 142 pounds, four pounds over, so the title match was withdrawn. Mellody knocked down Lewis three times in the third, and Lewis forfeited in the fourth as Mellody dominated.
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Quaker City fighter eyes bantamweight title clash
Note from Washington Post and regional sports notes recount Eddie Chambers and Joe Atter Chambers challenger talk after a recent Philadelphia bout. Rival plans include promoters seeking big purses for Jimmy Walsh vs Frankie No. 1 and updates on boxing schedules, with Virginia UNC baseball arranging games in Charlottesville and Chapel Hill.
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Quaker City
Joe Thomas
Atter Chambers
Injan Jon Gregg
National Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Thomas
Callifornia
Weer
Harry Koles
Eander
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Vaneo
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University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Virginia
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Brook Reaches Final in Gold Racquet Championship
George H. Brook of the Racquet Club Philadelphia defeats Payne Whitney to reach the final at Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club. He will face George L. Wrenn of New York, who advanced by default over his brother, with tomorrow’s schedule pairing Brook against Wrenn and P Lorillard Jr. against Jay Gould for the gold racquet title.
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N. Y
George H. Brook
Philadelphia
Payne Whitney
New York
George L. Wrenn
Ook
Whitney
Mackay
Wrenn
Brook
P. Lorillard, Jr
Tuxedo
Jay Gould
Lakewood
Orientals Take Three Acmes Easy Prey in District League
Cracker outfit dominates Acmes as Orientals win by three straight games in district competition. Laborites rally and down letter carriers while White Eureka down Fat Men. Several mismatch games listed including Baengerbunds vs Bank Clerks and Southerners against Belmonts.
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Peter Sterling Wins at City Park Carnival Races
Special to The Washington Post from New Orleans Feb 11 reports a crowded City Park track with an strong betting crowd. Peter Sterling won the feature mile and a sixteenth handicap as Gold Mate settled for second and Beau Brummel held third. Belle Strome captured the opening six furlongs, while Arabo led a steeplechase and Stephen won the two year old event. Colloquy led the seven furlongs to win easily over Wes and St Valentine, and Quinn Brady and Blue Dale closed the card with hard drives.
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Washington Post
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Granada
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Woodsaw
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Arabo
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Martinmas Upsets Ruby in Oakland Fourth Race
Oakland racing notes Martinmas seized the Futurity course upset over favorite Ruby with Lord of the Vale third as Funnysides and Isolation followed. Other winners included Viola B in the six furlong sprint and Eed Sheridan in the one mile race.
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Jockey Cherry Shines at Oaklawn with Two Wins
Hot Springs Ark Feb 11 Jockey Cherry rode two winners and a second as Oaklawn showcased mid card racing. Scalplock was disqualified from first place in the fifth race for fouling Suzanne Rocamora.
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Scalplock
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D. Austin
Our Boy
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Doc Kyle
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Dr Mack
Englanger
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Lillie Turner
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Ruth Nolan
High Bear
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Trace
Charley Ward
Shirling
Su Yanne Rocamora
Burton
Demo
Beck Niber
Helgerson
Big Bow
Peventy
Jack Lory
Aubuchon
Skyward
Trueman
Noefle
Haglender
Aggie Lewis
Prince of
Livius A Game Racer Wins at Ascot in Fine Ride
At Ascot Livius A Game Racer ridden by Koerner led from the turn and outgamed the field to win the fourth race over one mile. Judge Nelson backed by Meaniel could do no better than third as the crowd saw a strong display from the favorite.
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Kentucky racing commission fixes dates for four tracks
The Kentucky racing commission granted venues to Churchill Downs and three others but did not set meeting dates. The dispute centers on Louisville where the two tracks have operated for the same period. the commission plans to reduce racing days at each track. Haggin Selling Trotting Stock opens in Lexington with 90 trotters from Elmendorff Farm. 30 head sold first day bringing $8,000.
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Kentucky Sales Company
United States
Canada
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Cantillon to trim Nationals roster before training trip
Washington fans expect changes in the Nationals for the coming year as Cantillon may drop many last season’s players. First base is a key target with Stahl gone, and Cantillon seeks a capable bat and fielder. He has plenty of outfielders and infielders behind Warner Blankenship and Heydon, and plans to shape a winning Capital lineup.
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Nationals
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Stehlwarts
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Joe
Warner
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Heydon
Interior to field two teams in Departmental League next season
Manager Dawson says two Interior squads will compete in the Departmental League next season and be ready to start as soon as the umpire calls Play bal. The Reds may be left out if the league reorganizes, though Interior finished strong last year with an ordinary roster. Also noted are losses of Erwin the catcher and potential departures of Wahler and Torney to other posts.
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Babe” Torney
Commerce and Labor
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Treasury Department
Capital City
Athletics in the Capital High School Board Meets
A meeting of the high school board of athletic directors from each school will convene to amend the stability rules. Eastern High fields a 20-man track squad amid workouts, with basketball conditioning in the same hall. Georgetown and Technical prep for spring sports while debates on eligibility persist. Various players and coaches are named, with upcoming trials and meets noted.
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Mike Donlin demands higher pay before 1907 Giants deal
New York February 11 Mike Donlin balks at signing with the Giants for 1907 saying he must receive a raise. He threatens to quit if not increased, plans to leave with his wife for Chicago and would join the team there February 24 if an agreement is reached, otherwise he will pursue other opportunities.
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George Siler
Hot Springs
Hugo Kelly
Kelly
Joe Thomas
Washington Post
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Giants
Mike
Chicago
Baltimore Street Cars Halted in Sudden Strike
In Baltimore on February 11, a two hour citywide stoppage halted every street car as boiler cleaners pipemen and engineers in the United Railways Company struck over supervision at a construction project. Workers walked in the northwest wind while management sought a fix and planned to restore the old superintendent.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
United Railways Company
President House
Capture Alleged Lynchburg Thief Arrested in City Chase
Police detectives Parham and O'Brien arrested HL Terry on Pennsylvania avenue yesterday afternoon. Terry is wanted in Lynchburg on grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing four vanity cloths from a local merchant. He will be taken to Virginia to-day or to-morrow.
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