Brown Wins Popular Verdict Over Wolgast in Ten Round Bout
New York March 3 Knockout Brown was given the popular but not unanimous award over Ad Wolgast in a ten round no decision contest. Brown led throughout, landing more clean punches and forcing the issue, while Wolgast showed late vigor after the fifth round but failed to overturn the early lead.
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March 3 New York dispatch notes mixed newspaper decisions on the Brown Wolgast bout. Brown dominates early rounds with fierce lefts and relentless attack while Wolgast injures his right hand and suffers a throat ailment. The champion's countering and body work in later rounds buys him time despite a wrenched arm and clinching exchanges.
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Track Invitational Promises Big Evening at Convention Hall
Charlottesville fans prepare for a two city dual meet featuring Virginia Georgetown Johns Hopkins and Yale with nearly 500 athletes and two announcers. The Virginia Georgetown reel race is the highlight while Princeton Yale and area clubs vie for trophies. Ticket sales loom large with events starting at 7 30 p m and officials enforcing order on the floor.
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Ohio Boys All Here Veterans Also On The Spot
Ohio recruits from the O and P league arrive in town for spring with pitchers and outfielders joining the Washington camp. Conway Moyer Sherry and Ralston, plus Keefe, may bolster the Ohio lineup as prep winter work shows in fitness and power.
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Nationals Start South on Afternoon Train
More than half the Washington baseball club, including nearly all recruits, leave today for Atlanta for the training season. Manager McAleer will lead with Assistant Secretary Lehman and Trainer Joe Quirk as his executives. The train departs at 4:15 p.m. over the Southern Railway and reaches Atlanta by 10:30 a.m. Sunday. A large crowd is expected to bid the players farewell and show support for the youngsters. Four weeks hence the club returns to play Georgetown in the spring exhibition opener.
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Baseballist Hibernfeig and Henry join McBride outfit in spring
Reports, now backed by former teammates, place Norman Hiberfeig as a standout baseball talent ahead of last year’s records. John P F Henry of Amherst, a gym director last winter, is set to depart with the group. Henry arrived a day early, proving readiness for Monday.
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Bonds of Buffalo Set New World Bowling Record
In Buffalo on March 8 the Bonds team in the five man event at the NBA tournament rolled a world record score of 22,989.
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Johnson Sees Atlanta Trip Amid Contract Talk
Washington Club members prepare for Atlanta with McAleer. Walter Johnson plans to settle contract issues, asking 7000 while club offered 600. Brooklyn squad recovering from two hard days, Dahlen's group shows fitness for possible games. Zbyszko defeats Roller in two falls in Philadelphia wrestling match.
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Capital City League clashes over park fence and league move
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