Sporting Comment Reflects Turf War Over Wadlell Trade Debates
The column discusses Connie Mack and hubbub around Rube Wadell and Hedges McMiers, debating whether big money influenced trades and college athlete remuneration. It notes Cobb and Navin as figures in ongoing negotiations, claims about wage expectations, and speculation on future moves. The piece hints at broader debates about professional and collegiate athletics and the governance of players' compensation.
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Winners at Fair Grounds Heartland Racing Card
Special to The Weekington Post reports one of the best racing days this week at the Fair Grounds. Favorites including Royal Ons and Merrick led wins. The Thorn outpaced Risk in the second. Wabash Queen drove to a near lead in the third. Consistent held the fourth and Hooray clinched the fifth amid close finishes.
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Martin
Hooray
Oakland Replease
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Butler
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Hayes
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Hildebrand
Gargantua
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Sugar Maid
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Lady Kitty
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Carmisa's World Record at Oakland in Three Furlongs
Carmisa won the ad tue at Pewee on June 21 breaking the Gorils record for three and one half furlongs. He ran 4 2/3 seconds faster than the previous mark, defeating rival horses with a strong early effort. Judge Thomas weighed 1% pounds more than Carmisa, altering racing dynamics and securing the historic time.
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New York Deb 1 Close Matches In Indoor Championship
Close matches unfolded at the National Indoor Tennis Championship held at the Armory. Defending singles holder Conrad defeated Fes Rchi 1 to advance, while Wright beat Charlock to advance. Tomensen, the Pennsylvanial champion, defeated Moo 6 3, and Shuster lost to Dembile 8 to in a day of competitive play.
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Cornell Halfback Marries Prominent Author’s Daughter
Roward Lee McCallie, Cornell football right half back, wed Mita Titian Bare Griffis, daughter of the noted author and lecturer on the Japanese nation and race, with the ceremony tied to Elhiote Gattis, a well known writer.
Set Back for a Foul Merrick Placed in Front
Favorite riders struggle at the fair grounds as McCormick rides Hooray and The Thorn with owners rewarded in their respective races. Consistent captures fourth race Baatly.
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Ohio bowlers shine at big tournament in Columbus
Rolling at the major bowling meet centered on Ohio pins with standout marks from Culumbus and nearby towns. High scores surfaced in shifts and two man events with runners and teams from Toledo and Muskegon among others posting top figures in a lively to day of competition.
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Potomacs Increase Lead in City Hall Quint Wins
The Potomacs extend their advantage by capturing three games from the City Hall Quint. Treasury creeps up on the Navy Yard by faking final two from Capitals, with last night’s scares adding tension to the standings.
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Gallo p for Ben Stone and race results at Santa Anita
Mixed race day at Santa Anita with Ben Stone winning the fly race by five lengths over Dortor sine rul. The program listed six selling events with a close field in some races. Notable placers included Summer Cloud, Adelbert Belle, and Lady Bitty II with various odds and times, and multiple horses such as Pacific Electric and Plaviie also scoring in earlier sprints.
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Real Estate League swings as Potomacs take lead with City Hall win
Potomacs boost their first place bid by taking three from City Hall in the Real Estate League, while Navy Yard trails with a close finish. Other league notes include Capitol and Interdepartmental matchups, with standings and player totals listed for each team.
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Cobb Means Business Talks Rights With Detroit Club
Detroit club faces a salary dispute as Cobb claims two years of solid service for a low wage and threatens to leave if offered less. Also preview of Ketchell vs Sullivan boxing bout at Colma with Ketchell as favorite and potential champion path. Wrestling match Gotch vs Hackenschmidt slated for Chicago April 3 with a $1000 purse and split.
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Schaefer Beats Cutler in Billiards 1500 Point Night
In a Chicago Rowton match ended with Schaefer defeating Albert Cutler. Schaefer ran 1500 points to 1224 for Cutler as the night’s highlight. W and Cotkrs 18, totals $10 and 124. Sehner attuned to form, high run 02, 17 innings, prize $40 a side.
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Pennsylvania Wins Big Over Cornell In Intercollegiate Battle
In Wilmington Delaware on February 2, Pennsylvania defeated Cornell by a wide margin as Crosby led scorers with 9 points and Kelnath tallied half of the team’s points before a shoulder injury. The nearby polo scene saw the Brack Athlete Club of Baltimore beat Wilmington 2 to 1.
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Plans To Trick A A A Melvin Sheppard To Run After Suspension
Melvin Sheppard plans to compete one minute after his suspension ends at the Twenty Second Regiment Armory during the Middle Atlantic Association event. He previously refused to travel to Philadelphia for a March 4 meet urging he will not be drawn into any inducement to alter his stance.
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University bans cigarettes at baseball games plan
Memphis University slaps a ban on cigarettes at baseball games and remains set to offer coffee as usual. Jack Thoner demands 2000 from the Booster Club, his contract calling for 29 dollars, and he refuses a smaller sum. AL Bridmell weighs in as a prudent observer. Griffth continues to champion Hildebrandt, the ex Princeton star, in a bid to return him to play.
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Fordham and Georgetown clash as Siskind stars in tough tilt
New York February report notes Fordham defeats Georgetown 31 to 15 at halftime and holds off late Georgetown surge led by Siskind and Rice. Fordham's sharp play, rapid ball movement, and clutch late baskets push past the Blue and Gray in a fast, high‑tempo college basketball duel.
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Keene Withdraws From Suburban Handicap Field
The notice reports James Ro Keene withdrawing from the Suburban Handicap race in New York. It notes Keene’s withdrawal followed by rescheduling and lists Green Trans and Resugourde as remaining contenders in the field.
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