Driscoll Wins 10 Round Bout at Irving A C
In New York Patsy Klein of Newark and Young Driscoll staged a sharp ten round bout at the Irving A C. Driscoll pressed early trading hard lefts and sustained pressure through the middle rounds. Klein was hurt in the seventh but survived and Driscoll dominated the later rounds, earning the decision.
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Long Branch Wins NYNJ Baseball League Franchise
The New York and New Jersey Baseball League grants a franchise to Long Branch New Jersey. The league now lists Paterson Poughkeepsie Newburgh Middletown Kingston and Long Branch as its six teams. In college basketball, Frank H Johnson of Annapolis has been chosen captain of St John’s College basketball for 1914 succeeding Philip Clayton.
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Wells Studies Rival Career Before Garden Bout
Bombardier Wells English heavyweight studies Gunboat Smith of California as they prepare for a ten round match at Madison Square Garden. Wells, holder of the Lord Lonsdale belt, questions Smith’s ring record and recalls a prior Flynn clash.
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Morgan Anxious For Bout In Los Angeles Showdown
Dan Morgan Britton’s manager cites last Friday’s New York ten round display by Jack Britton against Packey McFarland as a reason to pursue a twenty round match in Los Angeles within two months. Morgan offers an $8,000 personal guarantee to promote the bout and set terms with a local promoter.
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PIMIENTAS AND REGULARS TIE IN FIRST INTER-SQUAD GAME
Special to The Washington Fest from Charlottesville Virginia March 11 1913 rain cleared and the Pim entas and Regulars played an eight inning scoreless tie in a spirited inter squad game no errors were recorded by either side and the standout play came from Ray Morgan at second base and Al Sheer in the outfield with Capt Schaefer leading the Regulars in hits and Joe Engel celebrating his twentieth birthday tomorrow while Vic Munoz and Joe Massaguer Cuban correspondents observed the camp and prospects for the season remained bright.
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Giants Plan Two Changes In Make-Up of 1913 Club
In Marlin Texas Arthur Shafer and George Burns are likely to replace Arthur Fletcher and Josh Devore as the core lineup for next season. The rest of the regulars who helped win two National League pennants will remain, and the split squad beat the Colts 3 in a nine inning workout. Jim Thorpe hit a lengthy homer off Matty in the sixth.
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Waco Texans Rally to Beat St Louis Colts 6 to 4
In Waco Texas on March 11 the St Louis Colts lost to the Waco Texas League team by 6 to 4. Schwenk gave up five runs in the first inning on four hits including two doubles and a walk. Stone shut the Texans down afterward and Heim finished strong to save the win for Waco.
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Juarez Race Card Results From Four to One Mile Delights
Four furlongs Manganese ridden by Edith W W wins with First Cherry runner up and Autumnal among others. Second race over one mile Godfather prevails over Harlam Maid and King Lear with Choctaw and Red Widow among ran. Third race Seran furlongs Ben Wilson takes lead Adeleante runner up Maselo third. Fourth over one mile Brando wins with Evsling second and Zulu third. Fifth race five and a half furlongs Fer Tona upsets at 20 to 1 with Angelos second. Sixth race seven furlongs High Street wins with Chanticler second and Annual Interest third. Earlier selling races list entries Della Mack and others with weights and purses.
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Finn Hannes Kolehmainen sidetracked by shin splints
New York March 11 Hannes Kolehmainen Finnish Olympic champion runner has temporarily broken down from constant indoor pounding. Shin splints are feared and he may not run for several months. Also Baltimore team McCormick Co seeks games with Washington clubs with open dates May 10 17 June 14 28 communications to Harry C Dill Baltimore Md.
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Marlboro Racing to Start April 4 This Season Opens April 2
Marlboro track will open the Washington and Baltimore thoroughbred racing season with a ten day meeting starting April 2. Improvements and a planned mile track upgrade signal Marlboro’s rise among Maryland courses as 1100 horses prepare in Ben ning, with stable room applications from Charleston and Juarez and trains from Charleston March 29 and Juarez to Marlboro. Starter James Milton returns with the same officials as last year.
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Boston Nationals Practice Beats Mitchs 3 to 1 in Athens
Athens Ga March 11 The Boston Nationals beat the Macs 3 to 1 in a four inning practice game as Walter Dixon, the regular hold out pitcher, arrived George Tyler says he will sign if guaranteed a bonus for winning a set number of games President Gaffney will be consulted on the matter Hot Springs Ark March 1 In the first practice game of the season the champion Red Sox regulars defeated the Yanigans 8 to 7 Speaker hit a four base hit In addition to the afternoon game the Sox held a three hour morning workout Score Regulars 2902 42-84 3 Yanigans owes Batteries Brand Moseley and Cady and Nunamaker Martina Watkin and Carrigan and Thomas
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Gordon Wins in Rage Ruby Hyams Stakes at Columbia
Gordon secures a hollow victory as Ruby Hyams finishes second and Billy Stuart fades after leading at the first turn. Samuel R. Meyer wins the 34 furlong allowance with Sherwood second and Cough Hill third, while Cuttyhunk takes the closing race amid a postrace foul inquiry. Brundette debuts in the opening dash, and the program features seven races culminating with Cuttyhunk’s victory in the 11-16 mile finale.
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Race track plans stalled by cautious officials in New York
New York officials from the Brooklyn and Queens County Jockey Club and allied associations met at turf headquarters to discuss resuming racing. Phil Jowyer said no definite arrangements could be made while William Engeman, August Belmont, James Butler, and Yonkers attended. In Indiana, the legislature passed a racing commission bill authorizing licenses for race tracks and fairs, setting meet dates April 1 to November 15 and daily fees, with license denial review by court and license revocation power.
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National Reliability Run to Start in Minneapolis
The American Automobile Association plans the 1513 national reliability run starting in Minneapolis on March 11. The association trophy and the Gidden trophy will be exhibited here, and the tour is proposed to travel via Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks.
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Sioux City Infielder Pleads Guilty in Mann Act Case
Dannie Claire, a Western League infielder from Sioux City, admitted guilt to violating the Mann act for allegedly bringing a woman from Purble, Colorado to Ludington, Michigan. Sentencing is set for tomorrow.
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