Johnsons Schedule Ready for Submission at Cincinnati Meeting
A sports note from Jacksonville reports Jockey Bell badly injured in a Moncrief Park race. Font wins the New Year’s Handicap carrying 125 pounds for F J Pons, with Donald McDonald second and Guy Fisher third, as track conditions deteriorate and horses depart for Tampa.
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F. J. Pons
Jacksonville
Donald McDonald
Guy Fisher
Washington
Fla
Moncrief Park
Bell
Walter Miller
Guy Wishner
Tampa
Lfe
Part Mutuels
Mark Anthony
Davenport
Mark Higde
Sylvesters
Wrson
McLeod F. Bedminster
Lord Nelson
Tully Redemer
Radio Star
la Salle
Stafford
Yeep Oer
Idlewelas
Kort Carroll
Limpat
Newa
Purie
Tom Green
Mavis
Fesom
Goldstain
Master Robert
Butwells
George
Hettman
Lone Hand
Pont
Manes
Donald Mi Deald
Burns
Neiond
Guy Figher
Lang
Jack Parker
Algo
Isle
Earl of Richmond
Camel
iTtasenport
Tima
Starover
Austin
Sturtevat Adirondach
Wallet Stoneman
Mamie Algo
JUAREZ RACING RESULTS SUMMARY
Juarez race card details multiple events with winners and times. Five and a half furlongs yields San Murphy f to second Tarca Roe Ite L. One and one sixteenth finishes Mite and one-sixteenth with Jacqueling. Miss Short Order wins. Kopek wins. Multiple horses listed with minor placings and times noted.
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San
Murphy
Herman
Tran
Doughty
Balolta
Ismithy
Createn Iiteting
Tom McGrath
Catton
Teen Metheny
Goku Mooney
Milpataa
Alva B
Greahans
Lady Quality
Georgia Shend
Fanesala
Rte 2
Jacqueling
Vanderea
Torante
Micen
Taboo
Grean Seal
McGee
Roberta Ree
Shamenek
la Destra
Tig
Phain
Ee Folly
Mle. Kopek
Murphyl
Hwannis
Ganz
Nethermost Alps
Acumen
Ramon Carona
Hoyle
Barry and Flynn Will Meet in Twenty Round Bout
Chicago, February 3. Jim Barry a local heavyweight wired Tom McCarey of the Pacific Athletic Club that he will meet Jim Flynn the Pueblo fireman any time next month. Barry agreed to a twenty round bout with a share of receipts if he wins and a round trip ticket plus $100 if he loses.
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Barry
Flynn
Chicago
Jim Barry
Tom McCarey
Pacific Athletic Club
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
McCarey
McFarland
Packey
Trendall
Goodman
Murphy
Ad Wolgast
Tony Capon
Fana
Vignn
Caponi
Hariam Tommy Murphy
Knockout Brown
New York
Brown
Melarland
Boxing prospects loom after Ketchel’s death and Papke claim
Death of Stanley Ketchel unsettles the middleweight title as Papke’s claim is questioned while Langford Kelly and others loom. Holiday week bouts planned in Los Angeles Buffalo Canton and Akron plus Boston New York Pittsburgh and Cleveland card events feature Capon Flynn Conley Driscoll Sullivan Loughrey Kilbane Brannigan Lavin Crouse and McFarland Trio odds shift as McFarland pursues a grand East campaign and potential contention with Wolgast.
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Stanley Ketchel
Papke
Billy Papke
Australia
Dave Smith
Ketchel
Langford
Kelly
Smith
Tony Capon
Jim Flynn
Los Angeles
Cal
Frankey Conley
Willie Driscoll
Milwaukee
Dream City
Mike Sullivan
Young Loughrey
Buffalo
Johnny Kilbane
Patsy Brannigan
Canton
Ohio
Paddy Lavin
Buck Crouse
Akron
Gotch Quits Wrestling Over Wedding Plans and Match Fears
Frank Gotch announces retirement from the mat citing upcoming marriage and his bride to be’s opposition to his continuing in the sport. Miss Glary Qestrich of Humboldt, Iowa is named as the lady in the case. Hackenschmidt had been offered $20,000 to stake the bout, but Gotch’s withdrawal forces promoters to seek new leverage while promoters fear losing a big purse as clubs face pressure.
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Waatington Pont
Chicago
Frank Gotch
Glary. Qestrich
Humboldt
Iowa
Hackenschmidt
Gotch
Zbyszko
England
America
Olympic Vames
London
Rome
Pappee or Lewis rival British big men in boxing talk
Viscount Hollender, a noted British sportsman visiting Washington, discusses English heavyweights and the search for a white champ. He backs Johnson as a top heavyweight, praises American fighting style, criticizes rigid wrestling formats, and notes Olympic misunderstandings and racing restrictions shaping cross‑Atlantic sports views.
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Hugh McIntosh
Viscount B Hollender
Washington
Viscount Hollender
Britain
Cambridge
Jem Mace
Willard
Compa
Sporting Affairs
Langfor Johnson
England
Papke
Harry Lewis
America
Welsh
Johnnie
National Sporting Club
France
Johnson
Hig
Tommy Burns Ant
Jeffries
Corbett
Hart
Abe Attell
Jim Driscoll
London
Wolgast
Qwen Moran
Eadgh
Nelson
Moran
Rai Eer
Johnson Plans Openers For 1910 Baseball Schedule
President Johnson expects to open the American League season with Chicago at St Louis and Washington at Philadelphia on April 12 in Philadelphia. He aims to align Detroit at Cleveland and New York at Boston, with possible date changes to avoid conflicts as he meets National League officials in Cincinnati. The plan also calls for reversing last year’s order and having the schedule ready for adoption on Monday.
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Jimny Barry
Sandy Ferguson
Boston
Mass
Tommy Murphy
Knockout Brown
New York City
Packey McFarland
Warry Trendall
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Phil Brock
Jerry Murphy
Indianapolis
Chicago
Harry Trendall
McFarland
Jack Goodman
Pride of the Stockyards
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Fairmont Athletic Club
Johnson
Washington
Philadelphia
National League Committee
Cincinnati
Detroit
New York
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Lynch
Dreyfuss
Heydler
National Commission
Joe & Jackson
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Quaker City
Mack
Athletica
Caat
Connie
Athletics
McAleer
Megu
Fred Lake
Callahan
Mr. Hedges
Hedges
Lake
Browns
O'Conner
Tha Horton
Lake Fx
Russell
Associe Ates
Washington Port
Barney Dreyfuss
Tritith
Navy Forward Push Secures Victory Star Wenzell Leads
Navy quint wins with fast play and precise shooting led by star Wenzell who netted thirteen baskets. Douglas dominates the paint while the Midshipmen sustain a high pace, outrunning Georgetown in a dramatic 20 minute halves contest.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Navy
Douglas
Battlefield
Naval Academy
Boalt Ren Wanrlt
Fulcannen
Aport
Bris
Comatock
Fluhrer
Aranbauh
Wenveld
Branbaugh
Lanthern
Georgetown
Pierce to Leave Armory A A to Manage Jack Johnson
Billy Pierce, a match maker for the Armory A A, will sever ties with the club to manage Jack Johnson, who plans to tour abroad in the spring. In Columbus, Ohio, James Asbell defeated German wrestler Kurt Becker in straight falls, with toe holds proving decisive in 4 minutes 7 seconds and 15 minutes 25 seconds.
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Billy Pierce
Matchler
The
Armory A. A
Jack Johnson
Abell Wina
Columbus
Ohio
James Asbell
Kurt Becker
Becker
Travis Defeats Hunter To Win Pinehurst Holiday Golf Cup
Walter J. Travis of Garden City wins the seventh annual Pinehurst Holiday Tourney final in North Carolina defeating Paul M. Hunter of Midlothian two up with one to play. Final round medals were 72 and 7 1/2, with thirteen holes halved and Hunter missing a short putt on the seventh to decide. Other division winners included A. M. Robbins, G. W. Aileir, and Richart F. Tutts. semi finals featured Hunter beating Avinttemare 4 up 2 to play and Travis defeating Robert E. Hunter 7 up 6 to play.
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Paul M. Hunter
Pinehurst
N. C
Walter J. Travis
Garden City
Midlothian
Mr. Hunter
Jiomet Boyer
Southborn
A. M. Robbins
Garden Clto
G. W. Aileir
Atlanta
Richart F. Tutts
Roster
Athletics May Be Improved On Yucatan Prospect
Havana Cuba December 29 baseball grows in Latin America as Almendares and Havana seek Cuban league glory and a magnate from Merida Yucatan tries to lure one of the teams to play in Yucatan with guaranteed crowds of 6000 per game. If unsuc cessful, two American minor league clubs may be brought to Cuba next spring to boost the series and local interest.
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Almendarea
Havana
Cuba
Detroit
Athletics
J. M Guerra
Merida
Yucatan
Almendares
Penant
Yucatem
Decile
Guerra
Cuban
Yucatan Giants
United States
Mr. Guerra
States
Philadelphia
Poteet to Coach Navy Nine in Baseball
Navy Athletic Association appoints Lieut Fred H Poteet as head coach and baseball representative under the graduate coaching system. Assistant Frank Wheaton, ex Yale captain, will help. the program aims for a fuller trial after a less successful previous year.
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Washington Poe
Annapolis
Navy Athletic Association
Fred H. Poteet
Academy
Lieut
Poteet
Lieut. Poteat
Frank Wheaton
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