U. S. Golf Secretary Warns Clubs Over Handicap Lists
Secretary Watson condemns many major clubs for failing to submit official handicap lists for the upcoming amateur championship in Chicago. He warns members of delinquent clubs will be barred from competition unless lists are sent promptly. Delinquent clubs include Country Club of Augusta and others across Louisville, Memphis, Nashville, New Orleans, Washington, Roanoke, Rutland, and several New England and New York area clubs.
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HC. Watson
U. S. Golf Association
United States
Chicago
Watson
Fall River
Lenox
Cohasset
Manhattan
Wollaston
Princeton
Savannnah, Talmetto
Baratoga Springs
Prize-Fight Trust Faces Permits Delay in City
San Francisco on January 16 reports the prize fight trust of Mo city struggling to obtain permits from the new board of supervisors. After police committee set tentative bout dates, charges before the board redirected affairs to the committee. Rival officials deem James Coffroth and Eddie Graney unfit to fight due to bribery allegations by graft prosecutors. Women's groups including the Women's Christian Temperance Union, the Found of Jewish Women, and the Colan and California clubs demand an investigation into the boxing clubs to verify contestants are bona fide and properly licensed.
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San Francisco
Prize Fight Trust
Mo City
Board of Supervisors
James Coffroth
Eddie Graney
Woman Christian ‘Temoperance Union
Found
Colan and
Clalifornia
Arrange Yacht Races Set for Toronto Conference
International yacht races are planned to be sailed here starting January 16. Atkin and Ogden T. McClurg led the Yacht Club events at a conference with the Royal Canadian Yacht Club in Toronto. The announcement noted possible return and the challenge of new racers for the international contest.
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Chige
Tani
He Atkin
Ogden T. McClurg
Stage Yacht Club
Royal Canadian Yacht
Toronto
Snate Yaat
Utrita
United States League Offer Reported for Pitcher Rudolph
New York January 18 reports that the United States League offers high salaries to players. Pitcher Dick Rudolph of the Toronto International League team said a representative of the new league offered him a three year contract with a guaranteed salary double his current private pay and a signing bonus.
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New York
Bayers
Dick Rusdolph
Rudolph
Teague
Johnson seeks revenge in boxing standoff with New York
Chicago reports heavyweight champion Johnson plans a punitive move against the New York boxing commission. He vows to label any fighter who boxes in New York as blacklisted, threatening to block the Flynn Palzer title bout and hoping to force promoters to miss out on sizable profits.
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Chicago
Fncke Johnson
New York Boxing Commission
Metropolis
New York
Flynn- Palzer
Johnson
WEW Offer For Big Fight In Las Vegas New Mexico
Las Vegas today became a bidder for the Johnson Himynn battle of July 3 when promoter Charles O Malley wired Tack Curley a bid of 100000 dollars for the fight. Since statehood New Mexico has no law prohibiting glove contests beyond federal statute.
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Las Vegas
N. Mex
Dlas Vegas
Johnson- Himynn
Charles O'Malley
Tack ' Curley
New Mexico
Navy Gymnastic and Wrestling preliminaries conclude
Special to the Washington Post from Annapolis Maryland on November 18 the preliminaries of the gymnastic and wrestling tournament at the Naval Academy wrapped up after two weeks of afternoon sessions. Winners in events include Hatch La Domhard Small Parghel Landle Gillette Quinlan Kieter Zacharias Sackatt Jondreau Hall Skrnpery Kieffer and wrestlers Vatehin How Weems Stecker Sowll Graf Elder Delo Davis Witte Flaugh and Feros with final rounds to follow.
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Washington Post
Annapelis
Van
Naval Academy
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la Domhard
Small
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Landle
Gillette
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Jondreau
Flying Tage
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Elder
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Davia
Hughes Signs For Nationals After Hand Injury
Veteran pitcher Hughes cannot sign his name due to a recent hand operation at Providence Hospital but remains in the fold with a signed contract expected today. Manager Griffith received Mattis contract from the Richmond club and Tack Flynn is likely to receive his document soon as preparations continue for the Nationals.
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Richmond
Jack Flyan
Jom Hughes
Clarke Grifith
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John Hancock
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Sim
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Boston
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Washington
St. Chicago
Ed Walsh
Too Lake
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Finest ball park in world plans announced
Chicago January 16 President C W Murphy of the Chicago Nationals unveils plans for a grand stand unifying top ideas in modern architecture. He envisions private marble boxes a restaurant barber shop sleeping rooms a souvenir room incline auto drive to boxes and a top level garage. If needed up to 5 million dollars will be spent though start date not set.
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Chicago
C. W. Murphy
Chicago Nationala
Murphy
Richmond Park Under Construction For United League Team
Special to The Washington. Richmond Virginia June 16. A new baseball park for the United States League club will be ready early next spring. President Leroy A Brown confirms a five year lease with J Thompson Brown Co. The park lies between Broads Street and the Arch Street Road, near the Virginia Pylon and Power Co tracks by the fair ground. Builders and architects work daily toward readiness for exhibition games in spring.
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Richmond
Leroy & Brown
J. Thompson Brown & Co
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Htagepark
Virginia
Pagsen- Ker and Power Company
Paeoea
Fair Ground
Phillies Holdout Tension Threatens Confl icting Demands
Three Phillies players Dode Paskert and Alexander Herve not ready to sign. Horace S. Fogel aims to seal deals before a potential meeting in Cleveland. Paskert requests more money while Philadelphia clubs in stance that current offer suffices. A possible compromise remains under consideration.
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Paskett
Alexander Herve
Horace S. Fogel
Paskert
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Ladterns
Oklahoma circuit talks fail after sparse turnout
At Tulsa on January 16 representatives from only two of eight proposed Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Missouri towns attended the league meeting. Opposition to adding other states slowed progress and no statewide Oklahoma circuit was formed.
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Tero
Tulsa
Okla
Etra
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Bates
Murphy Beats Bedell in Ten Round Whirlwind Bout
Tommy Murphy overwhelmed Joe Bedell in a ten round contest at Royale A C. Bedell repeatedly pressed despite taking heavy punishment as Murphy controlled the action with sharp jabs and uppercuts. A first round gash over Bedell’s left eye troubled him the rest of the bout, though Bedell showed courage and never quit.
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Bedell
Specter
Washington Post
New York
Royale A. C
Tommy Murphy
Joe Bedell
Brooklyn
Bedett
Murphy Relapse Shelters From Sanitarium Wew Train Olympic Team
Mike Murphy, famed builder of the American Olympic relay squad, has again failed to return to training after a sanitarium rest. He is bedfast at 4831 Chestnut Street and likely cannot assist the team bound for Boston trials or Stockholm duty this season.
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Wnetial
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Mike Murphy
Mar
Tel
Hrowpa Mills
Pines
Jersey
Corel
Boston
Chestnut Streeet
Murphy
Stockholm
Robert Torrey
Memphis Club Receiver Sought Over Mismanagement Says Stockholders
Six minority stockholders of the Memphis Base ball Park Association allege mismanagement under Frank Coleman and seek a receiver and accounting. They claim the club has been loss making for three years and lack funds to start the coming season. They also request an injunction to halt further disbursements pending receivership.
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Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Baseball Club
Frank ¥. Coleman
Memphis Basebalt Park Ausociation
Coleman
St John’s Brooklyn tops C U five in hard fought arc game
St John’s quintet from Brooklyn defeated Catholic University 41 to 35 at the Arcade rink. McDonnell led C U with 17 points and strong defense, while Jay Crew and the team’s guards fueled St John’s superb teamwork. Final fouls stood Catholic University 11, St John’s 11. time of balves 200 minutes.
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St. John’s Quint
Brooklyn
Arcade
Georgetown
Amonth
Catharle University
McDonnell
C. U. Star
Brooklanders
Wome
St. John’s
At. John's
Crew- Jay
John Cathole
Lynch
Hove
Lambert
Festige
Marsden
Trumbull
Gola
Maboy
Creney
Moran
Hive
Tracy
Jim Colibower
Balves
Put Off Basketball Games In Local League
Section A game between Carroll Institute and Memorial Athletic Club was canceled at Manager Foley's request as his squad could not be assembled for two games. The season may end with the quint disbanding. Section B game between Young Men's Christian Accusation Rebel and Carroll Institute Reserves postponed due to five eligible players absence. plans to reschedule later, Rebel won the first game.
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Carroll Institute
Memorial Athletic Club
Foley
Quint
Christian
Rébele
Carroll
Down the Alleys Today's Racing Entrants Juarez
Racing entries list across six races at Juarez with maiden, selling, and claiming purses. Notable horses include Purse maiden contenders such as Jong Troly Philopena Negligee Tenderest Hom Tables and Palatable, plus entries like Great Cemmar Raspent Vermouth Nassia Girl Hancock Dave Montgomery Little Marcrmanat and more across various distances.
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Alisa Paige
Amehaiko
Homesick
Dacesarion
Floratis Key
Modren Pristina
Sach Connor Eng Booger Battie
Skiihats
Jock "Walnwright
Catuaradi
Penang
Drom
Serlug
Gelleoitch
Ocean Queen
Chautichr
Gana Leech
FittPat
Waner
Judge Walton
Fred_ Mulholland
Serenade
Heart's Relief
Boana
Little Jane
Star Venna
Cocky Balelta
Sohn Shashan
Hraren
Denominational League announces racing dates and results
The record lists multiple racing meets and results across leagues. Notable names include Marks, Tich Fellinger, Richards, Moogle, Beaver, L. Ringe, Parker, Hredertha, and others. Totals and standings appear for Windsor, Bethany, and Capaland clubs, with departmental and council leagues noted along with schedules and venues.
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Tich Fellinger
Richards
Moogle
Beaver
Groft
fCumm'gs
Kb L. Ringe
Parker
Hredertha
Wolfe
Tark
Windsor
Wemminster
Kendall MecKilien
George Not
HL Rend
FF George
McKerter
Loaeh
Snaper
Carroll
Bethany
A. Metall
Moyer
Wolta
ST Travers
Fin
K. Watt Ga
Doyle
Pa An Bulth
F. Bison
Dea Aso Ees
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Copeland
Xoey Yard
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G'douad
Totay
Spalding Council
GEO League
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Ralphs
Carnay
Holtman
Deghon
Diane
Klunton
Ay Ag J.carr
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Southern Railway League
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Ccompecealeen Méchanteal
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Saulieee ‘Club
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Heethe Ameiities
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Clearial Duckfin
Qtamilton Ockey Club
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Habe & Co
Totmen Laundry
DuBy
Jockey Club
Wikdest
Raber
Montreal Jockey Club
Montreal
W. Duby
Geenee
Ottawa Jockey Club
Ottawa
Miata
Jockey Cink
Toronto
Gem Wahm & Camon Nept
Reece Rail
Tolman Lawhdry
Postpone Charleston Start At Le Jan Race Meet
General Manager Pons of the Charleston Bair and Racing Association announced that the opening of the races at the Falmette sleat oto has tendered the track for racing. The track is muddy and laborers are engaged toprepare before racing can resume.
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Charleston
Pons
Charleastey
Bair Ands Racing Resotidtion
Héa
Falmette Sleat
Oto
Lsborers
Untitled fragment hints at names and dates
Fragmentary text mentions Juarez, Baiataite, Buber and Marchmant with scattered terms like Jains Vermouth and tank, offering no clear event or context to summarize into a full news item.
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Juarez
Paix
Marchmant
Vermouth
En Tank
Canada Wins Curling Medal At Montreal Event
Canada clinched the Gordon International curling medal in Montreal on January 1 with eight local rinks defeating eight U S teams. Local squads won three matches while the home side secured the rest, delivering a strong regional showing.
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Canada
Montreal
Canad
United States
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