Murphys Cubs and betting ruckus spark mixed baseball mood
Sporting comment notes Chicago Cubs owner Charles W Murphy faces mixed public sentiment as he pursues pennant hopes. The piece discusses fan reactions, gate receipts, and club strategy, touching on Hoppe and Hoppe era play, Kentucky horse racing betting laws, and a broad view of sports controversies shaping the season.
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Charles W Murphy
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Dual Meet Planned Between Central Heh and Galttasere City Colone
Central High in the city and Galttasere City Colony will likely hold a dual meet next month at the Monumental Navy andy. Negotiations are ongoing and a landsomea wiver cup has been offered to the winner by the Baltimore Cortese. The meet mirrors the annual Alexandria Central High match, with Central boasting strong raw material under Coach PFolegg and Captain Dick. This will be the first dual contest between these schools, traditionally held on the platform, but interrupted by other games. Also notes weights for the Liverpool Grand National Steeplechase with Asveth’s Silver top at 176 pounds and Marmaduke carrying 149 pounds.
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Navy Andy
Baltimore Cortese
Aplacupal High School
Alexandria
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Baltimore City
Cottega
Pfolegg
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England
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Waxhall Keene
Proph
Chorua
Marmaduke
Johnson to coach Georgia baseball team star gives surprise
Virginia football star Hammond Jennson travels from Charlottesville to Athens to take over the University of Georgia baseball program for the coming season. Jim Borigmen had signed to coach but was blocked by business matters. Jennson, known for baserunning and strong leadership, previously captained Virginia’s nine and impressed in a decisive Chapel Hill win.
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Wualington Post
Charlottesville
University Today
Hammond Jennson
Virginia
Havd
Norfolk
Athens
University of Georgia
Jim Borigmen
Johnson
Miliary Institute
Tom Brown
Tne
Chapel Hill
Carolina
Bocock
Georgia
Motinson
Hs Brother, Branch
Reading Club names Dr. Reisling as season manager
The Reading Club of the Union League signs Dr. F. C. Reisling as manager for the season. Reisling, once star pitcher in the tri State League, has long experience managing multiple clubs including Toronto Hartford Bristol and Toledo in the early 1900s before joining Brooklyn and later the Lancaster squad in 1907.
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Bristol Connlub
Hartford
Toledo
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Lub
Brookyn
Lancaster
Strong Nine for Interior Team Aims at 1900s Pennant
Manager Duganne of the Interior team in the Departmental League notes the coming nine should be stronger than the 190K side that finished second to Agriculture as district champions. About 30 players, including former college stars and top Washington amateurs, plan to try. A players meeting is set for Sunday March 16 at 3:30 at the United States Reclamation Service, twelfth and G streets NW. All department ball players are urged to attend or notify C. G Duganne.
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Department
Agriculture
Washingon
Duganna
Rolters
United States Reclamation Service
C. G Duganne
Bucknell Unveils Ambitious Baseball Schedule
Bucknell's season plan lists key dates from March to June with home dates in Lewisburg and away games at Mount St. Marys Annapolis Gettysburg Dickinson Virginia Tech Villanova Fordham Penn State Western Kentucky and Louisiana University opponents. Manager J F Hayes emphasizes one of the best schedules in Bucknell history.
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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
Narrow and varied names crowd a local want ad note
A fragmented listing mentions many names and places such as New Orleans Seattle Los Angeles and Astoria Pharmacy. It invites readers to leave want advertisements at Post branch offices for prompt publication. The chaotic text preserves ion fragments and contact hints without a clear single story.
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3D and Gasts
Post
Probe Turf Swindle Involving Noted Bookie J W Murphy
A racing scandal centers on bookie J W Murphy who allegedly received 9450 to influence a filly’s defeat. Netter again shines with three winning rides as favorites and second choices dominate California results.
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J. W. Murphy
Netter
California
Winners at New Orleans and Oakland races amid betting scandal
At New Orleans Fair Grounds stewards investigate J W Murphy tied to Ida May defeat after Eurenen gave evidence. Tony W and Lady Alma win races. Come On Sam and Robin Hood also prevail as Notter and Koerner claim multiple victories across six races in shifting odds and close finishes.
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Lady Almy
J. Sumter
Sam
S. Flynn
Hasty Agnes
Notter
Robin Hood
Goldway
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ET. Shipp
Ace High
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Robin Mau
Hannibal Boy
V. Powers
Alrabip
C. Keno
Baile Strome
Fay
Land Breeze
Heart of Hyacinth
Workmaid
Hancork
Mica Furtie
Nutter
Iain
le Smith
Daring
E McCoher
Jona McBrida
King Cute
Bonast
George Allay
la Cache
Punky
Georg Vivian
Bets Binford
Conde Alka
C Koerner
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Devout
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Paragou
Antioch Loses Peculiar Race At Santa Anita
In a highly unusual program at Santa Anita Park Antioch, the heavy favorite, finished last in the opening race. Light Wool upset Colonel Jack by a nose in the San Marino Handicap, while several other runners including Filla Tone and Copper Princess posted notable finishes in earlier events.
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Cal
Mar
Antioch
Santa Anita Park
Colonel Jack
San Marino
Light Wool
Sumamary
Hodge
Buraa
Our Anna
McIntyre
William E. Stone
Musgrave
Copper Princess
Burns
Modena
Shriller
Thunder HI
Chinmunks
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Mine
Ontario
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Lloyd
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Talibie
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Unlucky day for favorites at Oakland races
Oakland Cal March 10 wagering favored horses fell to outsiders with only Burleigh briefly leading before Belle of Iroquois claimed the post Harleigh led early and held off Gargantua in a tight finish First race selling futurity course won by Abbot with Foldle L and Charboneau trailing Second race three furlongs featured Rose Vale with W Miller leading Pomare, Gemma Queen close behind. details incomplete due to fragmented OCR.
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Lecoucrar
Mabot Fountain
Lulu & Yolo
Cavallena
Moyen
Pallas
Marymar
Yakima Belle
Mila
Stronty Yards
Pielat
Baxton
Butler
Jor. Lenghrey
Knapp
Denteus
Blue Eyes
Metatakla
Belle of
Iro- Qquois
May Amsiia
Mary Black
Billy Taylor
Ay Pal
Gilbert
Mike Jordan
Borel
Ten Gaks
Fisher
Hyto
Thing
Tonle
Horne
Lady Eleanor
Tenmorattle
Amne McGey
Knight Deck
Artonetti
Conesseai
Rogebuwre
Amonttilede
Canada
Billy Starr
Raimondo
Micey
Royal Chance
PR Gunn
Ralbert
Conalatent
Becutcheon
Babe Be
Meadow Breeze
Charles M. Gules
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Dainty Bello
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Baldwin to Race in East with Famous Horses Return
Special to The Washington Post. New York March, Baldwin seeks revival of eastern racing glory. The article lists notable steeds and past triumphs of the Baldwin stable, notes recent decline, and hints at reentry into the Eastern Jockey Club fold. It mentions Emper or of Norfolk and Rey del Carreras among others and references the Crescent City Derby with Chapultepec and Pinkola as key rivals.
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Will Split His Squad Keely and Meinke Won't Retain
Cantillon to send Nationals regulars to Houston for two days while Colts stay in Galveston weather disrupts practice. Pitchers Hughes Patten Kahoe Meinke and Keely slated for Springfield and Boston openers as Cantillon reshapes training and favors actual game work for development.
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Tex
Napoleon” McCloskey
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Jockey Club License Committee Meets at Windsor Arcade
New York March 12 A meeting of the license committee of the Jockey Club was held this afternoon at the Windsor Arcade. The committee of Miller Knapp and Sturges ruled on training and riding licenses for the year and will report to the stewards for final action at a March 6 salon meeting. Several prominent jockeys and trainers are expected to be denied licenses by the Jockey Club.
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Farmers in Fifth Place Fall Further in Departmental League
Farmers drop all three matches to interiors in the departmental league as bureaus rise to second and interiors maintain a 75 point lead for the first mace.
Red Caps to Replace Bean Eaters for Boston Nationals
Special to The Washington Poet Boston March 10 George Dovey Boston Nationals president will push for a new name and attire. The team may be known as the Red Caps with red belts and red socks while home whites and road grays are planned.
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Moran Challenging Nelson as Attell path blocks loosen
Special to The Washington Run reports Owen Moran has issued a challenge to Battling Nelson. Char lie Harvey notes Moran seeks a freworks option and believes Moran could beat Nelson, citing confidence and past form. Colfroth offers a purse for Moran Nelson at Colma if Attell signs.
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Eastern North Carolina League Organized in Wilmington
The Eastern North Carolina League of Baseball Clubs formed at a Wisen meeting in Charlotte with six cities Raleigh Wilmington Rocky Mount Kinston Goldsboro and Wilson. Expansion to eight clubs planned with Newham and Greenville likely joining. Season to include sixty games per club. Officers named T W Washington president H J Iking vice president C H Gattis secretary treasurer. Debate on joining the National Association not decided yet.
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Griffiths Team Virtually Picked for Yankees
Atlanta March 10 The Highland era began with a strong first practice. Manager Griffith announced the likely lineup for the season with Milas batting first, Keeler second, followed by Stahl Elberfeld Hemphill and Conroy in order, barring accidents.
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Horse Sale Opens at Richmond Ind Cambridge City Sale
Richmond Ind March 1 Lackey's twenty first annual combination horse sale opened today at Cambridge City with buyers from the United States and Canada. Bidding was light at first but many horses brought over 200 dollars each as the sale progressed.
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Organic Heart Trouble Cure Brings Relief Says Albany Woman
Mrs. Geo Willis of Albany Oregon reports severe heart trouble with shortness of breath and coughing. After using Miles New Heart Cure she improved after five bottles with sixth on hand, claiming she did not die as physicians predicted. The ad notes money back if the first bottle fails.
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Offer to fight Johnson could net Jeffries 85000
New York report says Tex Rickard offers Jim Jeffries a purse of 85000 to fight Jack Johnson at Rawhide Nevada on Labor Day win lose or draw. Jeffries weighs 265 pounds and may refuse, keeping color line in effect and delaying a Johnson Burns matchup if he declines.
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Diamonds set new duckpin record in Baltimore
In Baltimore Maryland on March 1 the Diamonds of the Interclub League reportedly set a world's duckpin three game average record. The sequence showed 3 in the first game 32 in the second and 579 in the third for a total 1 714 with an average of 1 3 hours.
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