Palzer Stops Sailor White In Fifth Round
In a heavyweight bout at the Royal ob trait Palzer knocked out Sailor White in the fifth round after a sustained attack that left White battered. The crowd offered little applause as Palzer dominated with strong punches and tactical defense, while Hicks endured a brutal, rugged assault before the bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palzer
Sailor White
Freokler
Bal
Rourke le
Royal
Ulud
Rebain Stewart
Brady
Australian heavyweight Sam Me yea signs for bouts in March and April
Australian heavyweight Sam Me yea signs for two big fights in March and April. He will face Chicago contender James Barry in March and then take on England's heavyweight champion Sam Lankford in an April bout, with the locations unspecified in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
James Barry
Sam Langford
Australia
Sam Meyea
California
Chicago
Iole
Sam Lankford
England
Fougt
No site chosen for Flynn Johnson bout promoter says
Cleago Feb 18 Jack Curtes manager of Jim Flynn and promoter of the Johnson fight returned to the city today. He said no alternate site had been selected and denied training quarters had been engaged for either man as reported. Curley, however, said he is ready to post the forfeits for the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleago
Jack Curtes
Jim Flynn
Jaci Johnson
Wither Man
Curley
Bowling Congress set for national tournament entries
Secretary Langtry said 241 five man teams have entered the national tournament to open March 2 in Chicago. He predicted the total list would reach 60 teams from across the country before entries close February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langtry
Chicago
American Bowling Congress Tonight
Tangies
Washington and Chicago in talks at league meeting
Washington Nationals manager Clark Griffith meets with Jimmie Callahan of the White Sox and Robert L. Hedges of the Browns at the American League meeting in Chicago. Negotiations center on trading catcher John Henry for a left handed pitcher, with Griffth hoping to bolster pitching and Hedges seeking a catcher. No deals announced as discussions continue at the Congress Hotel with several league figures arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specia
Washington Post
Chicago
Clark Grimih
Washington Nationals
Jimmie Callahan
White Sox
Robert L Hedges
Jia Browns
Backatopa
Grifith
Washington
Callahan Griffith
Callahan
George Stovall
ES Barnard
Cleveland
Beary
Man Hedges
Grifth
John Henry
George
Browns
Griffith
Grimm
Henry
Chicaka
Congress Hotel
Griffin Harry Wolverton
Jimmy Burke
Charley Cart
Bobby Wallace
Robert L. Hedges
Edward Barnard
Frank Navin
Jimmy McAleer
Boston Red Sox
Harry Davin
Charles Somers
Cleveland Naps
Frank Farrall
Yankees
Connie Mack
St Louis
Sox
Jim
Johnson
Hoppe Excels In Billiard Exhibitions At Leader
Willie Hoppe thrilled a Leader audience with two billiard exhibitions, totaling 40 spins in the afternoon and evening sessions. Local players scored 19 and 45 respectively as Hoppe, world champion, ran a remarkable 82 and 113 in successive racks amid applause in a packed room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoppe
Parlora Gan
Cua
Willie Hoppe
Partora Husope
Dements
Stretmater
Jana Turton
Speinta
Balk Ime
Ung Jae
Plan Control of Pimlico Racing Commission Bill
Maryland legislature considers Bowen plan to create a three member racing commission to supervise Pimlico races in the county for four year terms and regulate betting rules. The draft omits a set race day count and aims to avoid Baltimore city constitutional objections. Olympia Baseball League organizes for 12 season with officers named Lifewitt, Jann, Kopf, and Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Annapolis
Baltimore City
Pimlico Track
Bowen
Baltimore County
Spaulding
T. Jenkins
Frederick Ton Kopf
Olympia League
Olympia Baseball Teague
Frank Lifewitt
Alec
Joe Jann
Pers
Inibes
Girle
Thenas
Outlaws to Play at North Capitol Park in DC
Washington news reports the Outlaws plan to play at North Capitol Park instead of old Tinton League grounds with Major details about site upgrades and a May opener. Talks in Cleveland hint at a new league president Witman facing Sullivan for the top post as Washington builds its roster from Tristate rivals and minor leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlaws
North Capitol
Jof
Jackson
Washington
Old Tinton
Hugh Mc Klingon
Cleveland
Grand Istand
United States League
Auccred Witman
Reading
Ted Sullivan
Miatory
Witman
Dougherty Wins Juarez Cup Handicap at Six Furlongs
In Juarez Mexico on February 18 Dr Dougherty won the six furlong handicap at odds of 7 to 1, defeating a favored Closer who barely earned a place. Gold Fin took second as the crowd anticipated a strong field for the upcoming Juarez Cup on March 3. The race carried a $709 winner’s purse plus a silver cup from the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mexico
Dr Dougherty
Positio
Andy Stalwart
Murray
Tod
Hetdong
Connor
Urysh
Darnell
Phillipe
Dolla B
Kallahan
Lehigh Sycen Velaint
Nyanna Pedro
Peer High Range
Green Ridge
Alco
Dougherty Op
Gree
Smaor
Vanie
Stet
Santa
Henss
Nto
J 'H
Charleston Race Results Highlight Several Thoroughbreds
The Charleston card features wins by Sule nia Tid at eight to one over Yemannes 311 Loftun ia and a second by Tittle Dad 138 Dugan, with multiple names such as Senator Jamis a 901 and Silas Crump 107 in the mix. Merkelay 109 Loftus wins the fourth, while Bla furlong Octre Court 29 edwebiel Ko takes the sixth with Danie HR aboard Chilton Squaw top placing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geos
Yemannes
Loftun
Dugan
Aed
Alomonis
Nellie Bo Marre
Hase
Firat
Ageny Guinier
Strataway
Tom Bing Ant
Barberala Aly Rei Phird
Turner
Diate Knight
Wilson
Henry Hurehken
Dagani
Jemi Quaver
Willers
Merkelay
Loftus
Larton Wiggins
Fopkins
Hart to Sacramento for baseball next season
Barton Hast of Everett sails to Sacramento, Cal, to join a ball club next season after entering Georgetown in 1901 and earning a dentistry degree. Hart was a hard hitting college player, starred on the football and baseball teams, and played with the Sox Mon siege of Keighthood Four Times Rough Bir Henniker Heaton. Heaton, newly knighted for imperial postage feats, declined four orders of knighthood and seeks honors for family and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Felo
James
Hub
Everett
Sacramento
Cal
Hart
Georgetown University
Sox
Siegeof Keighthood
Henniker Heaton
Australis
Vera
Rochester
Kent
England
Vasious Corelen
Europe
Samuel Benfutt
New South Wales
Marqliaf Ne Fatrroy
Brentwood Company
Poorright
Cha racter Names Create Turbulent News Fragment
A garbled OCR dump lists numerous names and places such as Charleston Cincinnati and Morning Telegraph. The readable bits hint at a collection rather than a clear event with individuals like Sir Edward and Royal Capos. The fragment reads like a directory of names without a coherent incident or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Cincinnati Enquirer
Alice Lee
Royal Capos
Edward Marry Lad Montcalm Leopot
Darling
Death Takes Gus Ruhlin in Brooklyn Stroke Ends Career
Gus Ruhlin, once a top heavyweight contender who beat Tom Sharkey, died suddenly in Brooklyn at his home from a stroke. Once a Akron trackman, Ruhlin fought during an era with Corbett Fitzsimmons Sharkey Jeffries McCoy Maher, never reaching the championship level but known for willingness. He last fought Jeffries in 1901 in San Francisco and drew Sharkey in 1898, with other notable bouts and a later quiet life with a wife active in women’s suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gus Ruhlin
Tom Sharkey
Brooklyn
Ruhich
Akron Ohio
Corbett
Fitzalmmon
Sharkey Jeffries
McCoy
Maher
Ruhlin
San Francisco
Jin Jeffries
Sharkey
Ttuhlin
Saller
Fiffteen
Teffries
al McCoy
Tomey
Hob [Fitzsimmons
Rahim
Catholic U plays Mount St Marys in Brookland gym
Catholic University faces Mount St Marys College this afternoon in Brookland gym as the Red and Black resume after Georgetown with mid year exams. Coach Rice’s squad, led by forwards McDonnell and Horan and center Rice or Lambert, aims for a close win against a familiar rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic University
Mount St Marys College
Brookland Gymnasium
Georgetown
Brooklanders
Mike Thompsons
Rice
McDonnell
Horan
Lambert
Clanes Lynch
Trombelt
Marsden
Military personnel list and orders announced
A long list of officers and units is published detailing assignments and postings. Names include Lieuts Reynold F Migdalaki Walter O Bowman and Henry W Butner, captains Augurte B Waritfld James A Logan and Robert M Anglis, and other cavalry, infantry, artillery, and medical corps members. Assignments span Vancouver Barracks Fort Leavenworth Chadha Nebr Fort Crockett and Fort Da. Officers are directed to report for duty completion of terms and postings to various forts and commands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Riley
Reynold
Migdalaki
Twelfth Cavalry
Henry W Butner
Serice
Augurtle
Second
Flel
Vancouver Bartacke
James A Logan
St Faosin Mo
Fort Leavenworth
Walter
Bowman
Thea Hprndon Sharp
Army Retiring Board
St Bmane
Newt Manders
Frederick A Ourn
Wlgay
Buttube Fourth Infantry
John E Baater
Harry le Guchriet
Clarkf
Piret Taut
John i Cowan
MENRY
Goldman Cavalry
Chadha Nebr
Burges
Fort DA
ROBERT M_ANGLS von Clarke
Tex
Fort Crockett
Naval Orders and Erratic Naval Movements Highlighted
Disjointed text describes naval orders involving Puaiga Jules James and Dolphin Poned Aut Sure E09 BYTINGB in Guam. Scattered lines mention arrivals at Cape Gracias a Dios, Guantánamo, Santo Domingo, and Yengehow, with references to poor quarters and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puaiga Jules James
Dolphin
Mation Guam
Cape Gracias
Tm Mabite Celtie
Guantanamo
Charleson Culgos
Pruttling
Dary Yard
Oul
York
Guantagante Petre
Puerto
Whirlwind Cadets Stunned as Washington and Lee Top VPI 42–16
Staunton reports Washington and Lee University dominated VPI with a 42 to 16 victory in a state basketball title clash. Washington and Lee surged in the second half, while VPI struggled with a flood of fouls led by Miles who logged eight personal fouls. Moses, Hannis and Hughes starred for their teams as LEE converted early and often after halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Washington Pos Staunton
VPI
Washington and Lee University
Washington and Lee
College Ten
Tezington Boss
Mlles
VFP 1
Miles
Washington
Joe
Moses
Hannis
Hughes
Legere
VPL
Wooand & Pon
Hughes Tannin Cape
Y M C A Rebels Defeat Epiphany Reserves 6 to 18
The Y M C A Rebels down Epiphany Reserves 16 to 14 in the last ten minutes after trailing 10 to 6 at the first period end. Stee and Schwegier provided key goals as the association won, with notable scoring from Brewer Brady Nevitt Boer and Goula amid fouls and team efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapia
Mens Chistian Association Rebels
Epiphany
Stee
Schwegier
Jan Apishenssteen
Knnts
Shaffer
Drady Calloway
Diwerier
Fortz i
Steaney
Boernstein
Achwerter
Ford GQ
Meaney Brewer
Brady Nevitt
Boer Retain
Ford Sehwen
Roberts Scorare
Mesera Gable
Birdeall
Mr Wood
Tina Af
St Johns Nine to Be East Baseball Schedule Listing
Annapolis February 14 The Washington Post reports St John’s College nine baseball schedule for the coming season with home games listed and opponents including Virginia Charleston Louisville and Maryland Agricultural College among others. The article outlines likely venues and notable matchups for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST John's
Catholic University
Gallaudet
Washington Post
Annapolis Mc
St Jonna Collage
Marchi
Naval Academy
University of Winginia
Charlotesville
Murphy Reform Sparks MLB Schedule Battle in Chicago
New York Feb 13 Special to The Washington Peet reports a 14 game season from April 11 to October 1 was approved amid loud protests by owners led by Charles Murphy. Bresnahan alleged improper job offers to players. no formal action taken. Murphy hints at NL constitution changes to bar club lawyers from offering managerial posts to players under contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Peet
New York
Lasgug Uchedule
HR Britton
St Lous Club
Charles W Murphy
Giscago
American League
Clarence Owens
Kansas City
American Association
Hank Qds
Cincinnati
Bush
Davenport
Iawn
Robert Emalie J
Yohnstone Wiliam
Brennan Mal Kason
Wy Finneran
William Kiem
Charles Rigler
Kiem Rigler
Gwens
Heydler
Cial
T Roger Bresnahan
St Louis
Murphy
Chicago
John M Ward
American League Rules Committee
Tommy Connolly
Charlie Murphy
Cub
Ag Kling
Tinker
Murphy Kling
Roanoke Berth Denial Sparks Franchise Discussion
A Roanoke bid for Virginia Baseball League entry faces denial rumors as a February meeting in Norfolk chaired by JC Coatwright considers franchise applications from Roanoke and Petersburg. Representatives from Portsmouth and Suffolk are expected, while officials deny any coercive push to grant all clubs franchises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Virgina League
Washington Post
Tanville Va
Virginia Baseball League
JC Coatwright
Acon
Monticetlo Hotel
Norfolk Va
Fremal
Roanoke
Sorelk
Petersburg
Portsmouth
Suffolk
Boatwright
Nual Hnanoke
Farrell
Racing Entries Show Wide Field and Purses Across Cards
A scrambled racing entries page lists numerous races and purses including four thousand dollar events for four year olds and up, with multiple horses named such as Darling, Richara Reec, and Western Belle. The card mentions odds, weights, and entry details alongside a brief note on the Columbia Five Leads Collegiate League basketball results.
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St. Louis
Sy S
Virgoe, Middleton & Co
Toliv
Sidney West
Dunlap
Colonial Hose
Mendois
Vawuae
Pup
Hell
Far
Mcker
Haberdasher
P Etreet
waarinOvon DC
Colonial Hosiery Co
Market Street
Philadelphia
Gantlemey
Eusceas
O’rourke
Mariner
Hicks
Gibbons
Palaer
Fairmont &Hicks
Es Mueh Chenen
Paul
Jack Johnson
Fmat
Battabbons
Kalist
Ime
Interdf
Peland
Kendal Narte
Halmee
Ah Hagerman
Sperry
Naly
Henderann
Tom Harton
Tripter
Nrwspa
Mvea
Grif
Hedges
Man Am
Dickera
Esther Chicago
Plan Control OF
Pimlico
Taft
Convention City
Coyote Pete Cessin Jim
Pitman
Stenag
Mir Bryan
PUML
Aura Vandize
McKinnon
Wallace
Lancaster
New Jersey
Tristate
DE. Dougherty
Buckatop
Guarce
Death
Claga
Cathoe University and
Mount St Mary’s
Brookland Gym
Crito Leyby
Virginia
Washington and Lee Quint
M. C. A Rebels
Malang Strong Fimah
Cornell
Ithaca
Pomegate
Watve Council
Sir Laward Shea
Tony Fee
John Harris
Snccesng
Abe Tieliay
Inauic Coast High
Westne
Tian
Mmidi Sk
Maxlya
Fai
Galverton Tex
Helena
Rock Ark
Angeles
Marquette
Memphis
Pitteburgt
Portland
Waeh
Tampa
Fie
Onis
Mrs. Britton
Roger Bresnahan
Tiseman
Seventh
E Streets
Coats
Prince Albert
Eiseman Bros
Peres Bull
Lee Cardes
Bude
Armanda
Spee
Anc Vergames
Echetturg
Pink Lady
Ferlones Toctsica
MUM
Richara
Merry Laat
Féward
UZ Magarov
Upwa Sonditions
Furtonge
Chetla
Fite Lee
Ant
Warner Crimve
Helene
Sty Liege
Morgomer
Palomar
Ud Goran
Cesary
Mandadero
Dock Allen
Hidde
Apite
Aillie Marchman
Blackwaterm
Columbia
Wenasyivaris
Lee
Collegians
Ne Pensatanla Ito
Baltic
Clnett Peabody & Company
Maton Troy
Ieee
Mertz
Mantz & L & Mertz CO
Lac
Ruu
Newspaper
Arrhlye
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