Nelson Wolgast Fights Lead to Proposed Rematch
Sporting commentary outlines a boxing outlook for Nelson Wolgast and Joe Moran with focus on strategy to wear down Isaac Nelson. It notes Wolgast’s assault tactics and Nelson’s vulnerability, evaluating training and potential spring camps for major league clubs at Hot Springs Arkansas as a fitness base for players and teams ahead of the season.
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Wet Springs
Ark
Mot Springs
Reta Vail
Gluba
Luigi
Arkansas
Pittsboro
Teach
Wagner
Tmad Garke
Hot Springs
Princeton Enters Many as Hart to Captain Next Year
Princeton enters a large field for Georgetown games with Hart, the noted football captain, competing in the shot put and other events. A 2 mile relay squad clashes with Yale while athletes from Franc, McPherin, Ingersoll, Bassett and Whitely form the relay pool. Spanning hurdles, sprints, high jump, pole vault, and distance events, the meet attracts Athens from multiple colleges and unattached athletes like Sterrett as South Atlantic champion. Over 400 athletes expected. tickets rapid at White's, 131 Fourteenth Street NW.
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Princeton
Mason and Dixon
Georgetown
Yale
Tigers
Hart
Football Marrior
J Herthaa
Trance
Franc
McPherin
Ingersoll
Bassett
Whitely
Saiki
Bard
Dil
Host
Southland
Moore
Slerrett
Sterrett Fa
Jeraeyitea
Urey
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Johns Hopkins
Villanova
Jon the Foor
White's Sporting Good
Fourteenth Street
Formation of National Athletic League Plans Two Six-Team Divisions
The National Athletic Association met to form the National Athletic League for baseball with two sections A and B, each containing six clubs. Section A includes Lynworth A C St Stephen's Nortiast A C Sherman A C Shap ipirto and Fans A C. Section B lists Southern Railroad Manhattan A C Spartan A G and Stanhope A C. two more teams are needed to complete Section B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Athletic Association
National Athletic League
Lynworth A. C
St. Stephen's
Nortiast
A.C. Sherman A. C
Shapipirto
A. C
Southern Railroad
Manhattan A. C
Spartan A. G
Stanhope A. C
Section B
Will Fight in Frisco for 1M Prize in July Bout
San Francisco officials and promoters announce a July 4 heavyweight title clash between James J Jeffries and Jack Johnson for 1 million dollars. Tex Rickard Eddie Graney Sam Fitzpatrick and Supervisor John J Herget influence the deal while Fitzpatrick regains leverage over Johnson with promises of box office control.
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San Francisco
Fen
James J Jeffires
Jack Jetson
San Francesco
Tex Rickard
Dae Graney
John J. Herget
Sam Fitzpatrick
Jim Griffin
Broadway A
Sam Flizpatrick
Jt dx
Jack Gleason
J. W. Coffroth
Itev Rickard
Eddie Graney
John L. Herget
Young Mitchell
Fitzpatrick
Johnson
Erget
Fitspatrick
Automobiles and shipments dominate Washington show scene
Six blue Hupmobiles were shipped to Wilson Cormapany. The Maxwell company sold a delivery wagon to Watinal Electrical Supply. A. Mulliken of Mid way Company maintains a Pullman touring car for attaches. Washington cars run from The Post building to Baltimore via the Baltimore Washington boulevard with drivers Napoleon Hit and Twyton. The trip revealed mud and a hard crust on return, yet both cars completed the journey in two hours. Exhibitors at the auto show received a percentage of their space fees back. Hoag & McDowell bought two Overland runabouts. Marion touring unit reported to Commagader White and others. E-M-F carloads unloaded by Commercial Auto and Supply. H. Chadwick Hunter, Auto Club president, plans to return soon. Royce Hough of Buick improving slowly.
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Washington
Post Building Co
Baltimore
Baltimore- Washington Boulevard
Napoleon Hit
Automobile College of Whiahington
A. T. Henderson
Post
Twyton
Twyton, E-horsepower Tou Tonneau, W5a Driven’ By W. D. Arrison
A. Gary Carter
Carter Motor Car Corporation
W. J. Shaw
United Manneweturera
Lester F. Marx
Bladeneburg
Beltsville
Laurel
Belvedere
Hpltimore
Cara
Hoag & McDowell
Overland
William Hil
Motre § Hot
Bole
Marion
Commagader White
W .B. Blundon
Masi
Eurke Chosen Manager for Senate Baseball Team
The United States Senate baseball team elected officers for the season at a meeting in the new Senate office building. Eurke Bourke was named manager and captain, W T Burns secretary, and Harry A Nelson treasurer. Committees were formed to supervise practice grounds and uniforms. Practice begins in two to three weeks, weather permitting. Several new candidates were named, including P B Bivarts as superintendent of the Senate frying room and catcher.
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United States Senate
Senate
HA. Bourke
Independence League
Twining A. C
Ame
W. Ti. Burns
Harry A. Nelson
W. E. Burns
T. J. Enright
T. J. Enright Were Vaeledea
Mesars
H. Burke
L. ¥. Briggs
J.D. Burglin
H. N. Davin
F. C. Ersfield
E. A. Geisel
A. G. Hendricks
L. A. Homme
G. B. Johnstone
B. A Nye
C. B. Shaw
F. DB. Slattery
F. B. Evarts
C. Foster Roberta
Willis Signs Contract With St Louis Nationals Pitcher Will Sign
Victor G. Wills of Newark Del formerly Pittsburg pitcher signed for the coming season with the St. Louis Nationals. Salary reported at 5000 a year. Wills had been a Pirates mainstay before moving after friction with Abstein during the World Series. He signed after holding out for more money and earned a bonus for winning games. He is married with a home in Newark.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Washington Peat
Pirates
Detroit
Abstein
Absten
Wills
Cardinals
Willig
Newark
Jockey Petroff May Ride Abroad
Sammy Petroff once seen as Yale campus favorite has been invited by Elliott F Shepard to ride a mount in France this racing season. He seeks a national board cease and plans to depart for Paris next month, after being spotted by former Yale athlete George Foster Sanford.
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Petroff
New Haven
Conn
Sammy Petroff
Yale
Campus Hensboy
Elliott F. Shepard
Shepard
France
National Board
Paris
George Foster Sanford
Donovan to Chicago for arm treatment coach recruits pitchers
Donovans arm troubles force him to seek care from Dr. Harley Parker in Chicago. He plans to join manager Jennings and the young Tigers on their spring trek to run Antonio while supervising recruit pitchers. If Parker cannot fix Bills arm, he is unlikely to pitch often this year.
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Speetal
Washington
Detroit
Wilf
Donovan Nan
Chicago
Harley Parker
Bonexatter
Botovan
Hot Springs
Mullin
Soult
Jennings
Tigers
Antonio
Parker
Bill
Preliminary Bouts Highlight Gallaudet Wrestlers at Armory
The National Guard Athletic Association and Memorial Athletic Club held preliminary wrestling rounds before a large crowd at the guard armory. Notable 143 and 145 pound matches featured Boogey of Gallaudet vs Ike Connally of Memorial Athletic Club with both displaying skill. Finals are set for tonight to crown district champions across several weight classes.
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National Guard Athletic Association
Memorial Athletic Club
Guard Armory
Boogey
Gallaudet College
Ike Connally
Kendall Green Boy
Ha Game
O'Connor
Tonfeht
Nelson Gets Praise Losers End Is Larger Former Champion Receives 12000
In a San Francisco ring yesterday Nelson defeats Wolgast to reclaim the title. Promoters earned about 327000 as total receipts stood at 57709. Nelson took 12000 guaranteed plus expenses while Wolgast earned 3760. Nelson bought 83 percent of the moving pictures rights and praised the bout while lamenting his weight and pace.
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Nelson Cluth
Nelson
Beng
Storey
Wolgas
Epelesels
Nelaon
Wurgest
West
Morau
McFarland
Gene
Moran
Seever
Iirbell
Nelaitts
Wolgast
Jeffries
Aumlar
Jeni
Cindy
San Francisco
Richmond
Chicago
Wol- Rast
South
Gud
Ne Mient
Pine
Convertible rain coats lead 1909 fashion mix
The offering features popular mixed fabrics in regular and convertible raincoats all sizes. Styles vary little by season and the convertible coats are the newest trend in 1909 apparel.
The Winhees Scoreline and Player Mentions in Patchy OCR
Patchy OCR lists team names and players including Allan Fearn, George W. Lonell, T. M. Green, Mattie Bumppe, Grace Kimpall, Milt Jones, Argonaut, Redaim, Myles OConnell, and others across Oakland and Juarez. The text shows scattered matchups or records with unclear scores such as 13 to 6 and 7 to 10, but lacks coherent game context.
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Vanpa
Naughty Lad
Fain
Danaldo
Murphy
Mattie Bumppe
Greenlawn
Grace Kimpall
Lavett Locust
Hoffman
Sat Garner
Hannah
BcCarthy
Gladya Louise
Mccarthy
Plume
Wilwony
Race in Sea of Mud at Jacksonville Track
Inclement weather and a mile-deep mud track marred a Moneran racing day in Jacksonville Florida on February 23. Heavy conditions hampered performances and favored weathered entry teams while officials awaited safer conditions for future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Jacksonvile
Monerlaf
Guardsmen Awarded Race at Six Furlongs
Race results from an 1825 race meeting listing six events with multiple horses and riders. Werdsmann and Cablegram finish near top with decisive wins in the open six furlongs. Second and third placements noted for each heat, with times and officials cited.
Racing Entries at Jacksonville Run Through Mixed Card
Today’s racing entries in Jacksonville feature a crowded program with multiple races across six furlongs to a mile and longer. Notable entries include Way4l Captive, Sir Catesby, Beneleuers, and Joe Ross in early sprints and maidens, with longer Puree and selling stakes featuring Crona, Temper and Meraga among others.
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Jacksonville
Cali
Horace B
Havre
Endymion
M. J. Whelan
Das
Haat
Sir Wagroal
Mymiter
Brows
Tony
Mary Bue
Elderado
Oac
Sellfoy
Tad
Mle
Ead
Aiteenth
Mugeump
Bellescott
Harry Scot
Warfield Woolstone
Arde
Tampa
Rennings meet yields controversial results amid protests
The report notes a chaotic race day with protests and forfeited medals as officials award the race to Inslans, while local teams and several named runners face disqualification or penalties. It also mentions Charley Hempill and Jack Kleinow departing for Hot Springs to pursue regular outfield roles with renewed health and determination.
Nelson's mother grieves over Battling Nelson loss
Chicago February 23 Mrs Nelson mother of Battling Nelson tearfully spoke of the defeat by Ad Wolgast in Los Angeles She hopes her son will quit boxing after a year of travel and writing She defended his character praising him in defeat and recalling the family’s watch for a West Coast message
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Chicago
Mrs. Nelson
Battling Nelson
Hegewisch
Ad Wolgast
Bos Angles
Battling
Hia Rivel
Out West
Deszon
Wolgast Family Praises Adolph After Victory
In Cadillac Michigan on February 3 Adolph Wolgast earned the honors he sought. His mother Mrs John Wolgast says she is proud and his father calls him a gentleman who has elevated the prize ring with his conduct. He plans to buy another farm after returning home around March 1 and spends wisely on estate investments and attire.
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Washington
Cadillac
Mich
Adolph
John Wolgast
Priso Ring
Eighrmaker
Mamonds
Horse Racing Notes From Emeryville February Race Day
Special to The Washington Port reports a crowded Emeryville card with upsets and swift finishes. Drello faltered despite betting, Sewell won easily over Inclement, and Lady Panckita set the pace. Argonaut captured an eight purse, Te deem upset Good Intent near race end, while Myles O Connell shown easy writing. Jockey A Thomas suspended three days for post behavior. Nathanson not tied to gulf meeting.
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Washington
San Francisco
Emeryville
Drello
Sewell
Lady Panckita
Clove Hind
William Cshiyalee
Argonaut
Hubric
Aftic
Tedeem
Redeem
Gretchen
Bedwell
Myles O Connell
H. G. Beawell
Myles O'Connell
A. Thomas
Tos
Martin Nathanson
Bucalic
Powers
Jes Green
Samm Barber
Oise Tassa
Duke of
Lal le Oredo
Madeline Mumgrave
Taiwan
Mr Blamp
Page
el Grow
Colonel Eck
Paul Clified
Tivery Algo
Myles
Conmet
Gros
Bhilling
Seca
Revon
Pareert
Roberta
Albert Guith
Cameo
Alna Cin
Grace Kimball Wins at Tampa Track Feature Race
Grace Kimball wins a hard drive finish at Tampa as Rebe Queen and other top sprinters race. The meeting includes maid en drear events and multiple selling races for different age groups and furlong lengths with noted winners and placements.
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Tampa
Fla
Tockey Fain
Grire
Simball
Penn
My Io
McPadden
Granger May
Glasner
Dralla
Gams Acre
da 'Garpenter
Aisner
Tlack
Donalds
Ioe
Tod
Mulla
Reitiz
Trappe
Chabel
Aunt Lettie
Bob May
Jevia B. Lier Mostow
Wood
Nettie Bumiypo
Gypsy
Nicalas
Sec” Fond
Brookiine
Tim
Firebrand
Greeleen
Delian
Murpay
Lileshtua
Upton
Tieted
Jim
Itza Ural
Fiera Miley
Joh
Bud
Cale
Danville
Irvin
Fudge Pundin
Uy Rowel
Wty
Gated
Movie
Lou Lacier
Alvise
Housbrake
Kid Elberfeld Signs With President Noyes Office
Norman Kid Elberfeld handed in and signed a contract in President Noyes office. He plans an early start at Hot Springs Virginia after visiting Garrett Park Maryland to rest and prepare, aiming to report to Manager McAleer in Norfolk. He believes this berth will be his best in professional baseball.
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Norman
Kid) Elberfeld
Noyce
Garrett Park
Noyes
Hot Springs
McAleer
Nortalk
Weberfeld
Giants Sail for South to Meet Marlin Camp
Special to The Washington for New York Feb 38 Giants stars Arthur Devlin Cy Seymour Charley Hersog and Jack Murray sailed for New Orleans today to join a workout with McGraw guiding the Brooklyn coast crew. Wille Keeler noted McGraw and Dahlen may seek him as a free agent for the Giants.
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Hemphill
Washington
New York
Charley Hemphill
Jack Kleinow
Hot Springs
Ack
Keeler
Reesaoa
Witter
Kleinow
Criger
Sweeney
Mitt Joell
Arthur Devlin
Cy Seymour
Charley Hersog
Jack Murray
Giants
New Orleans
Marlin
McGraw
Wille Keeler
Dahlen
Brooklyns
Anaes
Racquetess Beach Semifinal Round Report
Indoor championship semifinals began with A. A. Holden Jr of Yale and Chicago advancing in singles after a 6-8 8-4 6-3 win. W. M. Hall fell to Holden, while W. C. Grant defeated FR. D. Richey 6-4 6-4. Gardner of California beat J. Cashmar 6-2 6-9 6-? and G. F. Tunchard defeated W. Rowenbaum 6-4 6-? in New York.
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New York
A. A. Holden
Yale
Chicago
Ita
WW. M. Hall
W. C. Grant
FR. D. Richey
C. R. Gardner
California
J. 3. Cashmar
Unclear Names Sparkling From Fragmented Race Card
Fragmented OCR list shows a flood of names and nicknames across places and events, including Abe Attell and Maxsie Algol, with unclear context. No readable event details, dates, or outcomes exist to anchor a full article summary.
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Jacksonville
Clay
Abe Attell
Hawulike
Horsce E
Brown Tomy
Low Hwart
Balle Dox
Tivolipi
Cropps Borkham
Nethermngal
Dr. Holebarg
Campalener
Abrasion
Ooldem Butterss
Full
Bt. Joseph
Maxsie Algol
Woolstane
Horse Racing Results at Terrazas Park Saturday
Favorite runners faltered as Hannah won the 6 furlongs dash at Terrazas Park. Multiple races followed with winners including Recitation and Clete Joulae in 7 furlongs and 4 furlongs events, amid a lineup of named horses and jockeys.
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Juarez
Meawe
Hannah
Terrazas Park
Alena Wee
Fiotman
Bam Webb
Wisan
Garth
Melton Cutt
Girock
Virginia Lindsey
Mundie Hrightepro Jhate
Sula
Grover
Vam
Gare
Juares
Weivoai
Mige Hrumette
Gandy Kid
Lade Sonn
Siuwe
Withers
Geren
Jimers AL Rapier
Olen Helen
Sugar Muigais
Boett
Reuman
Rice
Eubel Day
Ner
Pearson
Lerance Myers
Hou
Jan Wenlao
Vor
Hamilton Jel
Hace Belling
Wikers
Wae
Lista
Garner
Gertymander
Rio
Bon Ton
Mire
Hancock
Niblick Ale
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G. H. White Co., Inc
Fourteenth St. W
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Swift Specific CO
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