Murphys Cubs Faces Turbulent Fans And Quiet Odds
Sporting Comment surveys owner Charles W Murphy amid Chicago baseball turmoil. The piece notes investor pressure, fan sentiment, and league dynamics while touching on Hoppe, Betts, and other sports figures as part of a wider sports scene. It also covers Kentucky horse racing betting laws and the politics surrounding track gambling.
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Dual Meet Planned Between Central Heh and Galttasere City
Negotiations advance for a winter dual meet at Monumental Navy andy next month between Central Heh of this city and Galttasere City Colone with a landsomea winner cup offered by the Baltimore Cortese. The contest mirrors the annual Alexandria Central High clash while Baltimore City Cottega shows strength from recent indoor events. Central, coached by PFolegg with Captain Dick, is projected to field a strong team in its first dual against these schools, to be held on the platform where they usually meet. past attempts to schedule other events caused postponements. Also notes weights for the Liverpool Grand National Steeplechase including top-weight Asveths Silver and entries Proph and Chorua The forest. Marmaduke carries 149 pounds. Also an item on causes head pains due to October to May colds discusses LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.
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Colone
Navy Andy
Baltimore Cortese
Aplacupal High School
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England
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Waxhall Keene
Proph
Chorua
Marmaduke
Johnson to coach Georgia football star to lead baseball team
Virginia's Ham Mond Jennson, former Virginia football captain and coach, leaves Norfolk for Athens to take charge of the University of Georgia baseball team. Jim Sprigman was offered the job but prevented by business. Johnson's late decision surprised many and follows a standout diamond career at Virginia and Military Institute. He previously coached with Tom Brown and starred in a famous ninth inning rally at Chapel Hill.
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Charlottesville
University Today
Hammond Jennson
Virginia
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Norfolk
Athens
University of Georgia
Jim Borigmen
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Miliary Institute
Tom Brown
Tne
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Carolina
Bocock
Georgia
Motinson
Hs Brother, Branch
Reading Club Names Manager F C Reisling For Season
The Reading Club of the Union League signs Dr. F C Reisling as manager for the season. Reisling, a star pitcher in the Tri State League last year, has long experience as a manager with multiple clubs including Toronto Hartford Bristol and Toledo. He later joined the Brooklyn club pitching in 1905 and moved to Lancaster in 1907 amid salary disputes.
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Lancaster
Strong Nine for Interior in Departmental League
Manager Duganne of the Interior team predicts a stronger nine for the season than 190K, with about thirty players including former college stars and top amateurs from Washington. A players meeting is set for Sunday, March 16 at 3:30 at the United States Reclamation Service, 12th and G streets NW, to recruit all available material.
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Department
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Bucknell's Baseball Schedule Announced for 19– season
Bucknell baseball manager J F Hayes released a strong upcoming slate with games in Lewisburg and away. Highlights include Mount St Marys in Emmittsburg Annapolis Gettysburg New York Law Virginia Poly Villanova and Penn State among others with Western University of Pennsylvania and Louisiana University completing the schedule in Lewisburg and nearby sites.
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Lewisburg
J. F. Hayes
Mount St. Mary's
Emmittsburg
Annapolis
Ureiina
Ab Lewisburg
Sukyushaung
Seliaageove
Gettysburg
Lewasburg
New York
Cahiga
South Bethlehem
Sktou Hall
South Orange
Giltegs
State College
Dickinson
Virginia Pol
Villanova
Getyeburg
Dickingan
Kirlale
Fordham
Loustant Univanity
Pennsylvania State
Western University of Pennsivania
Louisiana University
Local Want Ads Prompt Public Notices Across Cities
Household and business listings mention multiple names and places from New Orleans Seattle Cloyne Los Angeles and more. An advertisement urges readers to leave want advertisements at The Post’s branch offices to be communicated to the publication office, promising faster service.
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Swindle Probe Ties Bookie to Filly Defeat Scheme
A legal inquiry links notable bookmaker J. W. Murphy to a scheme paying 9450 to influence a filly's defeat. Netter secures three wins, while favorites and second choices dominate California results as investigators pursue the case.
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Netter
California
Winners at New Orleans Fair Grounds feature long card
New Orleans reports a crowded afternoon as stewards probe a turf swindle tied to J. W. Murphy. Notable results include Tony W. and Lady Alma winning early races, Come On Sam and Hasty Agnes taking others, with Ottoman and Goldway among winners later.
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Lady Almy
J. Sumter
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S. Flynn
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Robin Hood
Goldway
Koerner
Oakland
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Washington Post
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Antioch Runs Queer Race at Santa Anita Park
In a peculiarly competitive card at Santa Anita, Antioch failed as the favorite in the second race, finishing last. Light Wool upset Colonel Jack by a nose in the San Marino Handicap, while several other races featured betting and lineup details with numerous named horses and times.
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Unlucky day for favorites at Oakland races
Oakland Cal March 10. A bad meet for favorites as outaiders swept most races. Burleigh briefly led in race four but Belle of Iroquois overtook him. Harleigh led early and held off Gargantua for the win. First race sold Futurity course won by 11 to 0 over Abbot with Foldle L third. Second race three furlongs featured Rose vale at 110 and Gemma Queen at 111.
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Baldwin to Rage in East Races with Famous Horses
Special to The Washington Post. Baldwin plans a comeback to Eastern turf, reuniting with his maroon jacket and famed runners such as Emperor of Norfolk, Rey del Carreras, and Sinaloa. He aims to rejoin the Eastern Jockey Club and restore his racing prominence, while New Orleans racing fans anticipate a two horse Crescent City Derby battle between Chagultenec and Pinkéla.
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Will Split His Squad Keely and Meinke Won't Be Retained
Cantillon plans to split the Nationals regulars between Houston and Galveston for two days of games while fielding the Colts in spring training. Weather and travel arrangements affect practice as managers shuffle pitchers Patten Hughes and others, with Meinke and Keely to depart.
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Jockey Club License Committee Meets at Windsor Arcade
Special report from New York states the license committee of the Jockey Club met at the Windsor Arcade this afternoon to review training and riding privileges for the year. The committee, Miller Knapp and Sturges, will report to the stewards and final action is set for a March 6 salons meeting. Several prominent jockeys and trainers may have their applications rejected by the club.
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Farmers Slip to Fifth as Interiors Clinch Lead in League
In a tense Departmental League update, Farmers drop all three matches to Interiors who extend their lead by 75 points heading into the first mace. Bureaus move to second place as Interiors hold a commanding advantage.
Red Caps Betters Boston Nationals Name Change
Special to The Washington Poet. Boston Nationals chief George Dovey backs a push to rebrand the club as Red Caps with red belts and red socks while home and road uniforms are white and gray. An upcoming meeting aims to adjust the Atlantic League roster to include six to eight clubs, with Portland Lewiston Salem Taunton Pawtucket Newport listed as likely.
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Moran challenges Nelson in new fight push
Special to The Washington Run reports Owen Moran has issued a challenge to Battling Nelson. Char lie Harvey notes Moran plans to seek a Nelson match after Abe Attell talks falter. Harvey says Moran is confident and intends to pursue a workable bout, possibly at Colma, with Colfroth offering a purse if Attell signs Bat.
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Eastern North Carolina League Forms in North Carolina
The Eastern North Carolina League of Baseball Clubs was organized at Wisen with six cities Raleigh Wilmington Rocky Mount Kinston Goldsboro and Wilson. It may expand to eight clubs with Newham and Greenville likely to join. The season offers sixty games per club and officers include T W Washington president H J Iking vice president and C H Gattis secretary treasurer. The league may align with the National Association or remain a fan organization.
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Greenville
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Griffiths Team Virtually Picked
Atlanta Ga March 10 The first regular Highland era practice yielded surprising results and Manager Griffith announced he had practically decided the season make up Milas the former St Louis player will be the first man to bat for the Yankees Keeler will be second and Stahl Elberfeld Hemphill and Conroy will follow in order
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Richmond horse sale opens in Cambridge City auction
Richmond Ind March 1 John Lackey's twenty first annual combination horse sale opened today at Cambridge City with buyers from across the United States and Canada. Bidding began slowly but many animals sold for more than 200 dollars each.
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Organic Heart Cure Claims Relief from Severe Heart Trouble
I was a very sick woman with organic heart trouble and shortness of breath. After trying Dr Miles New Heart Cure I saw favorable results. I have taken five bottles and am on the sixth, proving I did not die after all. Mrs Geo Willis Albany Oregon endorses the remedy, with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.
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Jeffries Offered $85,000 to Fight Johnson on Labor Day
New York today reports Tex Rickard proposes an $85,000 purse for Jim Jeffries to fight Jack Johnson at Rawhide Nevada on Labor Day win, lose, or draw. Jeffries weighs 265 pounds and would need months of training to look competitive, while Johnson and Burns could be paired if Jeffries refuses.
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Diamonds set likely world duckpin record in Interclub League
Baltimore on March 1 reports a possible world ducks pin record for three game average by the Diamonds in the Interclub League. Scores listed show 3 in the first game, 32 in the second, and 579 in the third, totaling 1 714, yielding an average about 1 3. The claim awaits verification.
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