Relays headline feature at Intercollegiate carnival
Convention Hall hosts the Intercollegiate and Inter scholastic athletic carnival with a two mile relay South championship. Virginia and George Washington pace a vast field of 26 competitors across ten track events and twelve relays, with 335 entries and 22 events.
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Philadelphia
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David “GelMith
Rose
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R. Robinson
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Business High School
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Mahoney
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Maroney
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Georgetown Prep
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Roller Skating Races at Convention Hall
Local skaters will compete this afternoon and evening at the Convention Hall rink. The program includes open and fixed-distance events from one to five miles, plus relay races. All races proceed under Amateur Athletic Union rules with officials Referee Dr. William Grant Marshal Captain W C Bryan finish judges Dr J A Reilly Leslie Brennan and Thomas Kirby Jr clerk of the course S T Lorando timers W C Thatcher and W P Bowie starter J Henderson announcer B D Stantas.
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Capt
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W. P. Bowie
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B.D. Stantas
Edwards Defeats Treeter in Straight Falls in Boston Match
Billy Edwards of Portland Oregon defeats Harry Trester of Boston in two straight falls in a catch-as-catch-can match held in Knoxville Tennessee. Charley Wittmer challenges Tom Frisbee in a mixed style match for purse and gate receipts. Michael Sullivan signs with Altoona outlaw league baseball team after earlier Toronto and Norwich trades. Columbia takes second in Intercollegiate Basketball League by beating Harvard 17 to 13 in Cambridge.
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Mads
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Cincinnati
Tom Frisbee
North Carolina
Willimantic
Conn
Michael F. Sullivan
Altoona
Sulivan
Toronto
Soffel
Norwich
William Lord
Columbia
Cambridge
Mass
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Hemenway Gymnasium
Gans and Britt Fight Plot Revealed in Coast Feud
A sprawling analysis argues that Joe Gans used a staged break with manager Herford to fuel a coast fight plan with Britt. The piece claims public deception, betting profits, and a renewed push for a Britt vs Gans headline, while noting Britt’s alleged fear and possible forced retirement.
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Lvision
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Herfard
Chicago
Cavil
Herforder
Gort
Ingine
Baltimore
San Francisco
Joe Gans
Weller
Britt Naney
St Herford
Daniels Sets World Record at Amateur Indoor Meet
New York February session of the amateur athletic indoor championships at the New York Athletic Club featured a world record 60 yards indoor swim by C M Daniels of the York Athletic Club in 21.5 seconds. He also won the 50 yard race in 25.5 seconds, set intermediate marks, and contributed to NYAC relay victory over Chicago and Pennsylvania.
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Australia
Daniels
B. H. Adams
New York Athletic Club
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Amateur Athletic Union
Brookline
Missouri Athletic Club
St. Louis
New York
C. M. Daniely
N. Y
Kansas City Promoters Fail Test Case on Anti-Betting Law
In Kansas City on February 21 promoters tried to trigger a test case by inviting arrests in a supposed trial violation of the Missouri anti-betting law. An alleged bookmaker took wagers but did not record them, keeping only a record of bettor badge numbers. County Prosecutor Kimbrel avoided arrest to undermine the promoters' aim of nullifying the law.
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Kansas City
Kimbrel
California Fig Syrup Co
Decision Against Memphis Forces March 25 Game Or Damages
The Memphis club must honor its agreement to play the New York National League Club on March 25 or compensate New York for damages from canceling. The National Baseball Commission denied reinstate ment bids by Reisling Owens Devin ger and Hayden for breach of contracts. The Memphis complaint against the New York Nationals over Player Babb was not sustained. The check showing New York paid Indianapolis proved the club’s obligation.
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Memphis
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National Commission
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Thomas L. Owens
Otto C. Devinger
John F. Hayden
New York Nationals
Babb
Indianapolis
Bezenah Beats OBrien in Two Rounds at New Orleans Fight
At the Young Men's Gymnastic Club in New Orleans, Gus Bezenah of Cincinnati defeated Freckles O'Brien in two rounds after fierce exchanges. Denny Lyons, also of Cincinnati, defeated Boxer Sullivan for the bantam title after six rapid rounds by a lucky jaw punch. Rodney Bridges and Kid Smith fought to a ten round draw.
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New Orleans
Young Men's Gymnastic Club
Gus Bezenah
Cincinnati
Denny Lyons
Boxer Sullivan
Rodney Bridges
Kid Smith
Miners Leaders Held on Info as Idaho Case Proceeds
Washington Post report on February 21 details William D. Haywood Charles Moyer and G. Pettibone being arraigned in Caldwell Idaho on murder information linked to Governor Steunenberg’s death. They plead mute, demand immediate hearing, but are remanded without bail. editors note continued delays and defense objections.
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Miidavit
Moyer
Idaho
Conepiracy
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Frank Steunenberg
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Washington dog wins at Boston show Great Dane triumphs
Howe Totten of Washington wins championship with Great Dane Tristan UH at the New England Kennel Club show in Boston. Prince Halover Come Master Royal from Montreal defeats Canadian rival in both open and winners classes. Romulus Giglia earns Grand Challenge for Great Danes from Dalmore Kennels in Port Alleghany Pennsylvania.
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Boston
Prince Halover
Master Royal
Montreal
England
New England
Clib
Prince Hal
Arthur Merritt
Milton
J. A. Laurin
Howe ‘Totten
Washington
Tristan UH
Edward Bringhurst
Wilmington
Del
Guido
Broughton
Romulus Giglia
Dalmore Kennels
Port Alleghany
Alleged Accomplice of Negro Accused in Alabama Assault
A white man named Cox was arrested in Georgiana, Alabama, on suspicion of being an accessory in the assault on Mrs. L. Bray in Andalusia. The case involves a nearby disturbance and a posse pursuit that followed a reported death. Cox’s arrest at Georgiana was reported from Andalusia dated February 21.
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Ala
Cox
L. Bray
Georgiana
Somerset Humane Society probe aims to oust officers
Albany February 21 Attorney General Meyer receives Turnure New York City petition to remove officers of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and compel an accounting Turnure claims over 1 million dollars raised largely from dog license fees with scant public reports and that the president John F B Haines has long held office and the society lacks oversight He says conditions for animals in New York City show neglect and calls the A P C A the only body authorized to protect them
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Arthur Turnure
New York City
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
John FB. Haines
Turnure
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Reform Association
Haskins and Sells
John P. Haines
New Westmoreland Apartment House Company Formed
The Westmoreland Apartment House Company, capital stock 200000, organizes to run a hotel and apartment house business. Directors include Edgard S. Kennedy Benjamin Minor Louis C. F. Hugo Abner B. Kelly and Harry L. Rust. The building west of the Highlands on California Avenue nears completion, six stories tall with fifty seven apartments. Edgar S. Kennedy and Harry L. Rust own the property.
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Benjamin &. Minor
Louis C. F. Hugo
Abner B. Kelly
Harry L. Rust
Weatmoreland
Highlands
California Avenue
Edgar S. Kennedy
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