Bob Ganley Signs Hopes For Winning Team Fighter Visits President
Battling Nelson, lightweight champion, visited Washington en route home to Hegewisch. He talked with President Roosevelt about a possible Jeffries Johnson bout and said Jim Corbett would be a better challenger than Ralph Rose. Nelson spoke of his book, taxes in six states, and planned life in Hegewisch after retirement.
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Famous Gambling Club sale and Saratoga race date push
A committee of Saratoga stockholders asks August race dates at the Spa and plans to buy Richard Canfield's place for 7000 dollars to convert it into a public park and casino. The Jockey Club hints meetings may be held four days a week with major stakes kept, while Jack Johnson agrees to a 20 round London fight with Sam Langford in May as talks continue.
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Brilliant runners die as feud ends in Cleveland race
In a contested one mile race at Cleveland a dramatic burst ended with Charles F Frennis fatally wounded after rival Freund fired a revolver. Freund, once champion of the work, died in hospital days later. The affair centered on a $4000 stake and split loyalties between Australia and America.
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Midshipmen May Play Georgetown in Washington March 7
The Washington Post reports Naval Academy may be allowed to travel to Washington to face Georgetown in basketball on March 7. Navy teams usually stay in Annapolis, but exception could be made as brigade ships to Washington for the Inangu parade. Two prior games between the teams split, 1–1. Efforts to bring Princeton to Annapolis for a navy crew race continue, a race remains possible.
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Kelley Wins Case and Drops Suit Over Manager Job
In Baltimore on January 14 a meeting between Beane Antientt League head Codge Dover and Joseph J Kelley, former Beato Antientt manager, led to amicable settlement. Kelley may negotiate with a Toronto Eastern League club as manager after civil and baseball cases are withdrawn. Dever, traveling, spoke with Kelley. both sides pleased.
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Proves Good in Mud Lightwood in Oakland Race
Five winners at Oakland are backed by horsemen and the public. Sewell, the day's shortest priced favorite, is defeated as Dr. Leggo breaks down.
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Smiley Corbett Wins Oakland Catret Handicap in Mud
Smiley Corbett sustained an unbeaten stretch with a seven furlong victory at Oakland in the Catret Handicap as mud runners Lightwool Booger Tech and Inett contested the field. Tim O'Toole and Gelves urged strong efforts amid volatile betting, while Lord Stanhope Hanbridge and Knight of Ivanhoe trailed.
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Cubs May Trade Tinker Favorite Seen At Center Stage
Chicago rumor mill stirs as Joe Tinker may be traded to Cincinnati for Vic Mowrey and Buddy Hulswitt. Cubs president Murphy remains noncommittal while Reds manager Clarke Griffith speeds a push to strengthen his squad ahead of spring training.
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Pitcher Shoots Himself
Nick Mathewson, brother of the famed New York pitcher, and a Lafayette College student, shot himself in the right temple this afternoon in a personal crisis. He had been at home in Scranton for two weeks, with overwork said to have unsettled his mind.
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Favorite Upsets Dope In Big West Race Shuffle
Los Angeles January 14 large wagering coup as Tad Irma the 4 to 2 favorite failed to win at Santa Anta Park. Irma led in fourth but faded. Bema captured the race. Two favorites won on a light crowd day with several longshots in action.
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Dr Miles' Nervine Touted For Heart Relief
A claimed user reports Fluttering Hearts resolved after 18 bottles of Dr Miles' Weart Remedy and declares full recovery. The ad asserts heart nerve weakness features like palpitation and breathlessness and promotes Dr Miles' Nervine as a reliable heart medicine improving digestion and circulation.
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Horse racing selling and results in classified ads
Classified column excerpts show selling and race results with prices per item, listing jockeys, horses, owners, and race distances across multiple events. Names such as King Semper Ntapa Lah and Elizabeth appear among buyers and sellers, with prices like 10s, 1d, and 104 curk noted for various horses and odds.
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Gill for Minneapolis Spades to The Washington Port Puttsburg
Pittsburg completes cash deal with Minneapolis manager Mike Cantillon sending Warren Gill the Oklahoma City first baseman to Cannons, after approval from Fred Clarke and President Dreyfuss. Discussion surrounds the wisdom of the move and its timing.
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Longboat to Rage Here To Compete In Five Mile Contest
Local athletes prepare for a January 30 race featuring Indian Marathon legend Tom Tongboat at the Imicy 1 Convention Hall. Three local rivals will challenge Tongboat in a tight five mile event as organizers seek top competition in the district. Oyler named as potential captain for the Columbus team after denial of spring holdout. decision expected soon.
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Cy Young Not For Sale Says Boston Red Sox Manager
Boston Red Sox manager Lake ruled out selling veteran pitcher Cy Young amid feverish offers from several leagues. He acknowledged initial openness but grew tired of bids and fan calls, declaring Cy Young not for sale and urging fans to remain content.
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SILLIMAN LEADS FIELD IN PINEHURST GOLF TOURNEY
The Advertising Men Winter Golf Tournament opened with an eighteen hole qualifier in Pinehurst reading the field. Silliman of Detroit led with a 71 while L A Hamilton of New York was second with 78 and H M Adima of Brooklyn and J P Gardner of Chicago tied for third with 89. Six divisions qualified and plaques awarded per division with Matsh play to continue through Saturday.
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King Pittnger Dead Pioneer Pitcher in Carlisle
King Pittnger known as King Pittnger dies at his Greencastle home aged 71 after a baseball career in Cumberland Valley League with Carlisle and later Heston and Philadelphia Nationals. Diabetes caused his death after two years illness. Special to The Washington Post Carlisle Pa January 14.
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SULLIVAN TO TOUR PROMISING WORLD CHAMPION EXHIBITIONS
Special to The Washington Times outlines J L Sullivan planning a world tour beginning Sunday night. The champion will visit principal cities across the Americas and Europe, with stops in Seattle and Australia and a final run through England and Ireland. He will perform exhibitions to maintain fame while traveling between continents.
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London Promoter Seeks Johnson Title Fights in UK
London promoters outlined plans to stage several heavyweight bouts featuring Jack Johnson, world champion, with both American and English challengers. Bettison of the National Sporting Club said talks were ongoing but no dates or opponents could be confirmed until matches closed. Johnston’s backers expect him in London by late March, with Jones and Fitzpatrick seeking NSC engagements.
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