Mellory Beats Lewis For Welter Title Controversy
Mellody of Boston defeated Willis Lewis of New York in a Valley Falls bout where weight issues nullified the title. Mellody floored Lewis three times in the third round and Lewis’s seconds stopped the match in the fourth after Mellody’s savage pursuit and a thrown punch.
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Chambers-Taylor bout sparks bantamweight title talk
Philadelphia and national boxing scenes spark chatter as Eddie Chambers challenges Thomas in a recent club bout. Promoters plot big fights with Gans Rit and Walsh vs No.1 while other card matches shuffle dates in Denver and Charlottesville.
Brook Reaches Final in Tuxedo Tennis Championship
George H. Brook of the Racquet Club Philadelphia defeats Payne Whitney of the New York Tennis and Racquet Club to advance to the final round for the gold racquet at Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club. He will face George L. Wrenn in tomorrow’s final while P Lorillard Jr. meets Jay Gould for the other court tennis title.
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Orientals Take Three In District League Crack Outfit
Orientals defeat Acmes in district league action as the crack outfit dominates easy prey. Laborites rally downs Letter Carriers while White Eureka tops Fats. Chicago meets New York in Fat Men's alleys with agriculture and war topics noted. Baengerbunds clash Bank Clerks in Saenger bundles. Company battles Company in G Palace alleys. Southerners play Belmonts at Roche's alleys.
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Peters Sterling Wins Carnival Crowd Races at City Park
Peter Sterling wins a mile and a sixteenth handicap as Gold Mate is second and Beau Brummel holds off Granada for third. Belle Strome leads opening race at six furlongs, with Woodsaw and Prince Brutus close. Arabo wins steeplechase, Stephen the 2-5 favorite takes the two-year-old event, and Colloquy dominates the seven furlong feature. Other winners include Quinn Brady at seven furlongs and Blue Dale at six furlongs with Captain Taylor close behind.
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Martinmas Upsets Favorite Ruby At Oakland Racecourse
In Oakland, Martinmas defeated the favorite Ruby in the fourth race on the Futurity course. Ruby led the field with 1340 odds, while Lord of the Vale claimed third as Martinmas paid 10 to 1. Other races saw Viola B and Silver Sue posting notable wins in six furlong events and a one-mile dash.
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Jockey Cherry Dominates Oaklawn Card In Hot Springs Race
At Hot Springs Oaklawn Park on February 11 Jockey Cherry rode two winners and a second as the program featured Scalp Lock's disqualification for fouling Suzanne Rocamora. Results include Col. Bob first, Kustle and Ben Strong victories, Wing Ting and Charley Ward triumphs, with Cherry riding multiple top finishes across six races.
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Livius Captures Ascot Race In Tight Finish
Livius A Game Racer at Los Angeles meets Ascot today. Under Koerner, Livius advanced to the home turn and outran the field to win the fourth race. Judge Nelson, the favorite, could do no better than third. Other race summaries note King of the Mibt winning at six furlongs and Or wonds's Right prevailing in a seven furlongs selling.
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Racing venues approved by Kentucky commission without dates
The Kentucky racing commission granted venues to Churchill Downs Latozis Douglass Park and Lexington but fixed no meeting dates. The dispute centers on Louisville where both tracks have competed for the same period. The commission plans to cut racing days for each track. Haggin Selling Trotting Stock reports from Lexington with Haggin's Elmendorff Farm consignments. Ninety trotters to be sold. thirty sold today for a total of eight thousand dollars.
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Cantillon to trim Nationals roster for training trip
Washington insiders expect Cantillon to cut many players from last year’s Nationals as he reshapes the team for the coming season. First base remains a key issue with Stahl gone, and Cantillon aims to pick a capable hitter to fill the position while relying on a deep pool of outfielders and infielders for balance.
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Interior to field two teams in Departmental League
Manager Dawson says his team will be ready at umpire's call. The Interior department plans to enter two teams in the Departmental League next season and will proceed once play begins. Several veteran players depart, including Erwin the catcher, with Col lie Wahler possibly turning pro. Babe Torney moves to the Treasury Department roster.
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Athletics in the Capital Seeks Rules Fix for High Schools
A high school board of athletic directors from the Capital plans a future meeting to revise the stability rules governing school athletics. Eastern High reports a 20-man track squad and basketball work, while Technical touts prominent athletes like Mess and Brerzer. Georgetown prep trials, gymnasium gaps, and a planned March practice start date are noted amid basketball and baseball preparations.
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Mike Donlin Demands Raise to Stay With Giants
In a late bid, Mike Donlin refuses to sign with the New York Giants for 1907 without a higher salary. He states he will quit baseball if not granted a raise, plans to travel to Chicago with his wife, and would join the team there on February 24 if an agreement is reached, calling it a business proposition.
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Baltimore Street Cars Halted by Forced Strike
In Baltimore on February 11, all street cars stopped as boiler cleaners pipemen and engineers from United Railways Company went on strike. Thousands walked in a northwest wind during two hours of paralysis while workers objected to a superintendent installed by the construction contractor. The dispute ended with the superintendent to be replaced by his predecessor.
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Capture Alleged Lynchburg Thief
Detectives Parham and O'Brien arrested HL Terry on Pennsylvania avenue yesterday afternoon at the request of Lynchburg police. 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 answer the charge today or tomorrow.
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