Corcorans Triumph In Fort Myers Basketball Clash
The Corcorans defeated Croop Seok in a late game at Fort Myers. Key players included Hogan and Fre, with free throws aiding the rally. Officials cited interference by police as a factor delaying viewing of the bout advertised by Mayor Malone Geir and Gardner near the Arkansas shore across the Mississippi.
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Leach Signs Contract and Team Shifts Rumors
Leach signs for next season with Pittsburg infielder seeking to play in the outfield instead of his base position. He secures an advance and contemplates a salary raise, while club discussions focus on third baseman acquisition. Claude Ritchey and Eddie Phelps moves also shape the roster as St Louis and Pittsburg negotiate spring training plans.
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Won't Turn Professional Prizes in Three Races Quoted
An offer to lure amateur sprinters R E Walker and A B Westle into a series of professional races in Johannesburg Durban and Sydney was rejected by Walker. The plan proposed 100 to 140 yard events with large prize money and expenses to travel Australia. Walker intends to visit England next and may enter the United States later this year.
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Hughes and Rapp Sign To Washington Contracts 1909
The 1909 Washington contract season begins with Pitcher Tom Hughes and catcher Rapp signing American League agreements. Hughes aims to stay in Washington, delaying trades, while Rapp seeks a trial with the Nationals. President Noyes appeals to Herrmann over fines and signing rules affecting club and player autonomy.
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Wagner Quits In Fourth In Boxing Round At Club
Joe Wagner of New York quits in the fourth round against Britt at the Eureka Athletic Club in Baltimore. Britt, initially staggered by a left to the face in round one, dominates thereafter, pressing every advantage and smothering Wagner as the challenger tires.
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Washington Post
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Britt
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Joe Wagner
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Cothamite
Johnson Ketchel July 4 fight pursed at $20000
Promoter in Sacramento wired approval of a $20000 guaranteed purse for a Johnson versus Ketchel bout with July 4 possible. Britt accepted terms and urged Coffroth to secure Johnson, though cable confirmation awaited in transit. Tigers announce Texas spring trip with March departure from Detroit.
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Winter Sports Roundup at Yale and Nearby Teams
New Haven Yale athletes are called to mid winter events with Capt Cushman restructuring the basketball squad for a game against Dartmouth in Boston. Coach issues persist due to lack of a pro coach and no Christmas trip. Hockey practice hampered by rain. Capt Stone schedules gym drills and occasional sessions at St Nicholas Rink New York. Gaver Gardner Dominick of New York named head coach of the freshman crew, signaling selection of 1912 candidates for next Saturday. Varsity rowers delay workouts to another week. Baseball notes report Batdy Thomas signed by Frank Chance for the Chicago Cubs. George Bilger, Celix Colts third baseman, to play for Worcester in the New England State League.
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Judge Quinn debuts as two-year-old shines at Oakland
The article reports on Judge Quinn the two-year-old breaking into winning form at Oakland, with trainer Blanch, the horse named after a local jurist, amid a program of juvenile races. It notes four juvenile winners trained by O A Blanch since New Year and highlights the overall favorable performance of the layers in the day’s card.
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Winners at L.A. and Savannah meet horse Results
The report lists multiple race results with numerous horses and odds across venues in Oakland Los Angeles and Savannah. Notable winners include Funnyside Nebulesus Adriade Sam Clay Baby Willie Suntire and Loch Direct with various place finishes and times. The piece also notes a delay in starting the American League schedule and an extension of the season into late October.
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Five First Choices Fail at Santa Anita Park Card
Los Angeles racing notes from January seventh report animus was the sole winner among first choices as several long shots and second selections claimed other events Jehan Carroll edged ahead in a terrine drive to win the fourth event closing with a late rush.
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Dr Miles' Anti Pain Pills claim broad relief
An advertisement asserts Dr Miles' Anti Pain Pills relieve acute pains of many kinds including rheumatism neuralgia sciatica and spinal pain in both men and women It mentions a testimonial about arm pain pleurisy and period relief and promises a money back offer if not satisfied.
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Jeffries Stalls as Benaly Meets Sheube in Series
Boxing gossip notes Jeffries hesitates on Johnson fight after training prospects clear. Frank Farrell returns to New York with dope on current baseball questions. Chase remains firm on penalties, while Farrell talks Chase restoration and Ward acquisition. Harlem Tommy Murphy and Frank Farrell feature in plans. lots of boxing and minor league baseball chatter.
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St Louis National Outfield Prospects Shine This Year
The St Louis Nationals field a strong outfield with Del ehant3 Shaw and promising young Devore, a group Bresnahan will obtain from the Giants, signaling high expectations for the upcoming season.
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Handiboe Signs With Utica Club
Handiboe, regarded as a top amateur hull player, signs with the Utica club of the New York State League for the coming season. He previously played for the Interstate Commerce Commission team in the Departmental League, posted strong averages at bat and in the field, halted by injury during Martinsburg seasons, and now returns to professional ball with Utica in the spring.
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Thieves Steal Trophies From Company E Second Regiment
Thieves broke into the trophy room of Company E, Second Regiment, District National Guard, and stole about fifteen loving cups from field and track events, shooting, and basketball. The large silver South Atlantic championship emblem remains. Capt Edward H Brian vows pursuit as cups dated back to 1899 were among the missing trophies.
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