Burns and Burns Era Boxing Debate Overshadows Canadian
J Ed Grillo critiques Tommy Burns and other heavyweights amid a glare on matches. Molr Palmer Roche challenge Burns with fair play praised, while Johnson and Squires eras are discussed. The piece notes boxing politics, trainer moves, race track ties, and looming debates on merit and money in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ED Grillo
Sim
Tommy Burnsea
Cortett
Jack Johnson
Jeffires
Johnson
Bill Squires
Chainjuan
Gunner Molr
Howie
Jack Falmer
Molr
Pal
Mer
Roche
Memus
Ho Burns
Allens
Peernell
Oakland
Wise
Diswan
Hanes Bates Traiver
R.P
Carmen
Hera
Heex
Rete Phy Henge
Hera Jes UN
Hern Petar Lates
Enly
Yale's Baseball Schedule Mirrors Prior Years With Princeton Change
Yale's official baseball schedule largely mirrors prior years with Princeton as the notable exception. The lineup lists games from March through June against Tufts, Maryland, Syracuse, Dartmouth, Amherst, Harvard, Fordham, Columbia, Lehigh, Penn, Holy Cross, Princeton, and more, including a home game with Princeton on Memorial Day described as new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Yale
Foullawss
Nesing
Maerh Vors
Mashotan
Tufts Cottage
Petershanta
Favormellowy
Syracuse
Philp
Indover
Weelyan
Dartmouth
Amherst
Mrows
France
Uly Trae
Lane
Louisiame State Vellege
Tang
Commell
Harvard
Levins
Erh
Fordham
Pordham
Avril
New Votre
Geartford
Canbritza
York
Bigelow Selected Coach for Yale Eleven T
Lew Vi town announces that Lucius I. Bigelow, captain of Yale's champion football team, has been chosen as coach. Jones will assist, with Bigelow directing the backfield and Jones handling quarterback duties. Star players remain at tackle and other backfield spots for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Vi Town
Luciug I. Bigelow
Yate
IS Eleven
Jones
Bigelow
Yetura
Fel
NOYES TO CALL ON JOHNSON With Cantillon in Chicago looking to retool Senators
Special to The Washington Post. President T C Noyes of the Washington baseball club arrived in Chicago for talks with Manager Joe Cantillon about the Senators policy for next season. He will push West tomorrow and hopes to visit American League President Ben Johnson. Cantillon and Noyes aim to lift the club nearer the top after last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Chicago
T.C. Noyes
Washington Baseball Club
Pacific Coast
Joe Carullon
Senators
Cantillon
Noyes
Ben Johnson
Yale Weekly Criticises Yale Captain Election
Yale Alumni Weekly tomorrow discusses the election of Robert E. Burch to football captain, criticizing the delay that allows electioneering. It urges returning to the prior postgame selection, notes protests from graduates, and records vote details from two elections with Burch and Coy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Weekly
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Robert E. Burch
Cincinnati
Harvard
Burch
Bureh
Coy
Brides
Bigetow
Sporting Sidelights and City Notes From Collegiate Circles
A collage of sports notes and editorials references Harvard Yale New York salaries and local clubs. The piece mentions J Cantilon in a Havana mood, Sailor Tom’s poverty theme, Detroit baseball, Jon Ganzel’s Reds leadership, interracial boxing critique, and race track threats. It also notes Atlanta hotel dress rules for visiting ball players and Arion Club seeking holiday baseball games with multiple East Coast towns. Providence basketball sees Brown beat Colgate in a tight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cantilon
Havana
New York
Lill Papke
Sailor Tom
Detroit
Mich
Kismet
Gella Pair in Front Card Showings Much Class
Colloquy captures handicap from Lens the favorite Monte Carlo after being backed in steeplechase. McCormick contingent cleans up on Roxane in the distance event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colloquy
Lens
Monte Carlo
McCormick
Roxane
National Stakes Upsets at City Park New Orleans
New Orleans race day features Roxane and Colloquy winning as Fore and Monte Carlo shine in steeplechase and handicap events. L. A Cella colors take first and second in National Stakes with Elizabeth Harwood and Anne Mcdee among the runners. Monte Carlo romps to victory, while Lad of Langdon clashes with Hyperion II in the mile and a sixteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New Orleans
Soa Swell
L. A Cella
City Park
Corrigan
Elizabeth Harwood
Anne Mcdee
J. Lea
Sen Sweil
Hlizabeth Harwood
Ferre
Colloquy
Lens
Glorifier
Monte Carlo
Roxane
Jimmy McCormick
Racing Entries and Results From Emeryville Card
San Jose Handicaps set mixed cards with Purre maidens and six furlongs. Notables: Rapid Wolf and Hallam entries, Precise times listed. Curriculuza and Salvage notable finishes. Second race saw quoit won by Jene with 4 to 1 odds, time 1:08. Second and third races highlighted Madri Carman and Wing Ting placings. Fourth race features Uncle Henry and Rapid Water in a one mile purse. Fifth race sold at one mile and seventy yards with Frante Fuittner winning at 4 to 6. Sixth race selling outcome lists Rooy Light and Sandy among earlier runners. Seventh race prelim Marian Canes and Adona split, Carmelia second. Final sixth race results show Lupine and Margaret among contenders with odds noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Hallam
Cal
San Jose
Griftamh Loyas
Joseph H
Betle of
Kelly
Curriculuza
Tonge
Cn Miller
Boas
McA. Wala
Yaijean
Tob
Salvage
Bill
Rubin Granda Meer
Sam Berber
Mattie H
Ambitions
Lark Meir
HL Reed
Gibbon
Marvel
Tnt Geet
Ady End Weward
Bealherte
Buster Tombs
Tale
Moait
Match Tullis
Novgorod
Datme
Prolttil Phellis
Achates
Klekfeld
Dalle
Asabelaly
Putve
Milu
Pansage
Wing Ting
J. Butler
Even
Wallies Greas
Patrick
Mentry
Aee
Nonle Lucille
Golden Shore Son
Dogan
Wisteria
Stonay Leo
Paul Climord Plausole Ate
San Jose Handican
Uncle Henry - Dort Rapid Water
Purea
Bent
Kirachbaumi
Lato
Joanny
Leon
Hayes
Lisaro
Cloyne
Logistifia
George
Davis
Frante Fuittner
Riwin T. Fryer Gromobai
Scovliie
Bolaman
Rooy Light
Kogo
Jocund
Agnola
Miss St. Bowdtah
Bonar
Nlag
Eosmoceneo
Jonto Whediar
Onke
Marian Canes
Cole Wort
Ase Wheater
Dugan
Adona
Kirsch
Yauma
Carmelia
Heatherton
Aunt * Pally
Marion Rose
Reuben
Run Well Today In New Orleans Plucked Names Parade
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous names and titles including New Orleans references, several individuals such as Cuban Boy, Dr Logan, Jack Witt, Marian Louise, Henry C. Cant, Anne Henry, and others. The passage resembles a carnival style roster or directory with varied roles like entertainer, professor, and official, lacking cohesive narrative or event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Roseburg UI
Pinion
Dr. Logan
Dutet Tudor
Goldway
Prysanta
Telescope
Jour Carrol
Comedienne
Husted
Jack gWitt
Buffico
Tapay Robina
Hartug
Raid
Hang
Ridge Whiat
Miss Mazzon
Oakland
Celeres
Cuernevaes
Jack Kercheville
Coppit
Minnia Bright
Marvel P
Red Bill
Marian Louise
Henry
New Stock of Winter Overcoats and Vests Arrives
The stock note highlights removal of all winter overcoats suite and ves ts including blue and black coats. Excludes full dress and tuxedo suits. 350 garments head to toe outfitters at Pa. Ave. and 9th St.
Horse Racing Card Report From Multiple Races
A compact summary of a race card listing six races with finish order and key horses. Notable entries include El Casador and Toncasta winning their respective hands. other top finishers include Sir Edward and Colonel White with listed weights and odds.
Botanist Wins Handicap at Santa Anita Park Race Day
In Los Angeles the Poing setta handicap at Santa Anita Park was captured by Botanist ridden by Walter Miller. Magazine, the favorite, faltered to second by a nose with Sir Edward close behind. Botanist secured victory by two lengths as Miller also swept three races overall. four favorites won on the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Jun
Santa Anita Park
Botanist
Walter Miller
Magazine
Sir Edward
Miller
Lae Hartigen
Frolic
Manila
Chalfonta
Sir Hussell
Wisteria
Ecemade
Charles Green
Lord Ne‘son
Rustling Ank
Demayalan R
Larry Mulgan
Musgrave
Billy ‘Bowlegs
Schilling
Bonite
Ten Fencing Teams Enter Carnival At Brooklyn
Ten prominent fencing teams have entered the carnival to be held February 4 under the Central Young Men's Christian Association in Brooklyn. The field includes CarneI, West Point, Princeton, Penn, Columbia, NYAC, NYFC, NY Turn Verein, and Fall and Mask Club of Jersey. Yale, Columbia, and Cornell join the intercollegiate meet the same day, with Cornell represented by Harries, Faucett, and Howard who won last year’s Manrique trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Young Moen’s Christian Association
Brooklyn
Carnell
Went Point
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia
New ‘York Athletic Club
New York Fencers' Club
New York Turnverein
Fall and
Ricardo EB. Manrique
Yale
Cornell
Harries
Faucett
Howard
Sheppard Defends Suspension Claims Two Sides of Story
Mel Sheppard states he has no objection to his suspension and that Guy Haskins should have been suspended too for repeated fouls. He alleges officials favored a Pennsylvania rival and recalls incidents at Wilkes Barre and Philadelphia First Regiment games, alleging deliberate fouls and fixing rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mel" Sheppard
Guy Haskins
Pennsylvania
Sheppard
Haskina
Wilkesbarre
Haskins
Cartmell
Seltz
New York A. C
Phiadelphia
Cobb Insists On Terms For Coaching Or Playing
Ty Cobb delivers an ultimatum to the Detroit club from Augusta Georgia insisting he will not sign unless his conditions are met He says he has offers to coach at a Southern college and to play for a Chicago semi pro team both offering higher pay than Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta
Augusta
Detroit
Ht Springs
Southern College
Chicago
Ty Cubp
Yale Defeats Harvard In Close Me Chanicsville Hall Game
In Yale defeating Harvard 11 to 9 at Mechanicsville Hall Yale led by a tied score at the end of the 61st period. Harvard captain Brook retired early in the second period due to injuries. The visitors edged ahead as the game wore on, with the final tally coming in the last half minute. Will Play Fred Parent At Short. Chicago, Jan 28. Dreardent Comlakey of the Chicago White Sox says he will move Fred Parent to shortstop and shift George Davis to second to strengthen the infield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roston
Mass
Yale
Harvard
Mechanicsville Hall
Brook
Fred Parent
Chicago
Comlakey
Chitaxo White Sox
George Davis
Comiskey
Sox
City Association
Columbia
Palace
Hivern
Webauren
Wlijcernell
Conmieti
Staub
E. Come
Totela
Cubs
Eurekas
Sam
Kearney
James
jCesey
Schoo
J. Rand
Plate
Church League
Printers' League
The
Johnnies
Sag Tay Dus
Ocdoul Et Be Brayshaw
Macdonald the
Insects
Mecarty
Norton
Hawk
Seymour Sis
Brown
Pop
Meyers
Watt
TOE
Bedregs
Kimmel Dtd
Weller
Corvin U2
Walker
Simpson
Richardson
Tom the Rooters
Campbell
Burns Palmer Match Postponed in London Fight
The Burns versus Palmer bout was postponed from February 1 to February 10 in London. Randell, previously with Chicago and Boston National League clubs, was sold to Milwaukee. The page also covers bowling league results and various prize mentions from the Plate Printers and other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns-Palmer
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mertz
Mertz and Mertz Co
F Street
Sporting Comment
Ue National League
Adirondacks
Pulliam
Calthly
Pula
Tac Bowers
Herrmann
Lowghery
Philadedighle
McFarlanc
Elidos
Loughery
Gridiron Warriors
Ninwspa
Chancea
Bhey Lush
Jon Ganzel
Clincinnati Reds
Vetter
Arion Club
Arion Social Club
Winchess Martinsburg
Leesburg
Baltimore
Daniel §. Reiff
Treasury Department
George H. Shedd
T Street Northwest
Press
Colgate
Providence
R. I
C. Averbach
Gella
Sumter
Helder
Fore
Ler
Lad of Langdon
McDani Brakespeare
Notter
Green Seal
Belle of Iroquois
Rapid Water
Gromobel
Scoville
Marlon Casey
Lée Harrison
W. Miller
Larry Mulligan
Anotres
Martin
Gotaniat
el Casador
Hardy
Colonel White
Blakespeare
Lotus
Brandt
Stoneman
Lord Lavatt
Esau
Minestis
Mutha
Dawson
Hrougham
Canning
Giuriole
Lilian Ray
Lady Chilton Elven
Mite
Lad of
Langdon
Messalel
Myperion IL
Teri
Worand
Carthage
Powers
Prince Alued
Sultario
Momentum
Evelyn’Salzo
Grace Seal
Lord Levett
Notters
Vwipkle
Doubt
Atinot
Tad San Jose
Hie Mercy
Prack
Selita
Wat
Joe Howell
Nebraska Sage
Roseburg
Risteons
Swiftly
Edwin
Dr. Armstrong
Molly Stark
Pinto
Weberfelas
John Ditlon
de Heard
Colling
Prytantase
George Balley
Gilfatn
Tudor Aete
Jerry Shi Enony Hing
Rappahannock
Lering
Peabody
Suiller
Jack Witt
Bongrt Husted
Hughes
Topsy Robinson
Conner Blvira
Auhlate
Crutc Ve
Reba
Parting If
Annie Cocksure
Airship Maraless
Heart
Lucy Marie
le Reazke
Tinnes
Albert Star Salado
Welling
St George
Wimore
Cuernavaca
Dolores Noule
Colbert
Eieuall de. Sherman
Banonlea
Jack’ Kereheyine
Arrell Aw
Conite
Stu Linda Sy
Smiling Tack
Modena
Street
Singer
Bernard Kna
Mtr
Davy
Minorca
Routan
Jokal
Dirk Wilson
Duke of Orleans
Lord Provost
Pelham
Arenud
Ron Marvatoc
Wahoo
Marian Ules
Tazell
Fairy Street
Lone Wolf
Alame Ag
Ethel Abbott
Aplal Tale
Warden Yell
Miamont
Coevtus
Ana Ceventy
Garganime
AIA
Derdam
Sharton
Vinton
Suzanne Manistray
Deuterbland
Mortibor
Staesa
Northwest
Des Cormeyen
Raleigh
Tayors
Heads To-Foot Outfitters
Pa. Ave
9Th St
Ateln
Chief Desmond
Trraban
Crawney Lad
Lois Cavanaugh
Senator Beckham
Godfather Alo
Sir
Bandica
CW. Miner
Uknapp
Migasing
Burns
Mareter
Iant
Wool
Gene Russell
Don Domo
Macias Alas Tait
Harry
Toi
Toncasta
Burne
Helimance
Christing A. Tentow
Gentle Harry
Invictus
Fast
Sheppard Blames
Cobb
Detroit Star
Randell
Milwaukee
Wid
Jan
Boston
Nm Wat
Shoemakers
Pop” Meyers
Navy Ee
Fat Sten
Toubles
Smith and Parker
Rodrick and Feld
Watera and
Breezan
Miller and Brown
Robinstte
Bonte
Campbell and Toboldt
Tee Ingles
Clabs B.dmantei
Talber
Norbeck
McCarth
Essex McLennen
Spies
Alison
Waieh
Herbert
Williams
Clive-Man Thame
Shoomekera
Toanets Johnnies
Ernest
Clark
Lee
Oh Coselae Lecideau
Freeman
Sporting and
Ashtet
Pennsylvani
Willams
Walsh
Lemmon Toute Hark Garrett
J Rice
Nobinette
Bowling Resuis
PAGUE
Talbert
Renex
Gustello
Leekie
Morrison
O'Connor
Cavender
Land
Joe Hardie
Dun. Watt
Cook
Helmerin’si
Lord
Meyera al
Boland
Medauley
McAuliffe
Jassett
AL Miller
Bekatelnan Oe
Ma Redeker
Conroy
Buiseman
B Bros
E Streets
N. W
Potomac Doles
Crist
O'Donnell
Freddell
Sherwood
Ward
Bishop
Ie Smitheon
Dietrich Ee Morris
de Vo
Sheppars
Ofelock
Tobatat
Kia Talbert A
Waters R. Doyle
Une Herbeck
Norberle & Holt
Uiert E Walsh
Braddock
MD. Rye
JAS. Clark Distilling Co., RP. , Managar, Ge
Newcorn & Green
J.& W. Eiseman
7Th St
Dri Tetoph
Y Brewing Co
25Th & F. i
Korth
Cook Remedy CO
Gestate ST
U.S.A
Arine Sprey
Marvel CO
Dunpett
Jearasped
Mirtctare
Rent Ecbiagin
Fevane Qeentcal
Anton
Leite Vent
Lafranco
Draggiata
Phoria
Reed
Seventeenth Street NW
Shade
Fisk Elgin
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