Forbes Conlon Bout Ends In Draw At Kenosha Coliseum
Harry Forbes, Chicago favorite, fights ten rounds with Johnny Conlon in Kenosha. A crowd of 10,000 plus Chicagoans leave satisfied as Forbes shows grit after early trouble. Post bout, Commerical League president role discussed and Graf slated as likely new president. Baseball plans expand for Manhattan and nearby leagues with new signings and grounds improvements.
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Coulon
Kenosha
Wis
Harry Forbes
Chicago
Johnny Conlon
Forbes
Woulon
Tite Kensoha Coliseum
Johnny
Pop Woaton
Johtny
Aoman
Korven
L H Hien
Aitel
Commercial League
RP. Andrews
Charles J Graf
Graf
Georgia Avenue
Kenyon Street
Klaus Stops Jack Sullivan In Third Round
New York March 28 Frank Klau Pittsburg stopped Montana Jack Hvan in the third round of a ten round middleweight bout at the Fairmont Athletic Club. Sullivan, taller and clever, was down in the first round and again after a hard left hook to the jaw. Referee halted the fight after Klaus delivered two more hard smashes.
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New York
Frank Klau
Pittsburg
Montana
Jack’ Hvan
Fairmont Athletic Club
Sullivan
Klaus
Daniels Sets New World Records in Pittsburg Meet
In Pittsburg the New York Athletic Club swimmer Daniels defended his 220-yard title at the Natatorium. He equalled his world 2:22.5 and set a new world mark of 2:33 for 100 meters. Heat winners included Friegelie and Heebner. Ev won the middle Atlantic plunge with 69 feet 1 inch.
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Pittsburg
C. M. Daniela
New York Athletic Club
MccGillvray
Uinois Athletic Club
Friezelie
Missouri Athletic Club
Hebner
Daniels
Friegelie
Missouri Athletice Club
Danielz
Heebner
Tinos Athletic Club
Jarrond
Friezelle
Missouri Athletic Hub
Uhilra
I James Ev
Pittsburg Athletic C
Speed carnival caps day with 6 mile free-for-all win
Jacksons, Kansas March 3 The Atlantic Cable Beach speed carnival opened with thousands watching as a 6 mile free-for-all for nonstock cars saw Wilcos in a National finish first in 3 13 27 ahead of Binman in a Mercedes and Distow in a Pope-Hartford. Dishrow led the Pope-Hartford group and Flaghes and Tower topped lighter class speeds.
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Jacksonsile
Tde
Atlantic Cablo Beach
Woomues
Poaks
Wilcos
Natonal
Binman
Mercedes
Pope-Hartford
Flaghes
Mercer
Tower
Warren-Detroit
Easy for Cleveland Park over Friends School 13 to 4
Cleveland Park won its first season game on Friends School field by 13 to 4. The game featured three pitchers for the losers and one for the winners, with two double plays. Contested line shows scattered errors and multiple players named, including Upton pitching for Park.
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Wleveland Park
Friends School
Quakers
Upton
Seore
Dlese
Frieda
Palbult
Kiumball
Baker
Isood
Bude
Chapman
Dlsmith
X. Jones
Tevetand Park Friends
Selonfeld Smith
Urton
Murray
Graffin
Kimball
Baker Therbane
Swartzell
Smith
Swarcall
Kim
Kinall
Schoenfeid
Daker
Hoegs
Hartung
Miller
Jeffry
basel—Low
Toten
Schoentsla
Grima
Hall
Brookes
Road scouting kicks off Four-Leaf Clover run routes altered
Pathfinders from the Automobile Club of Washington started May 13, rerouting via Gettysburg then Westminster Ridgeville and Olney for a York, Pa stop. The Stoddard-Dayton logged over three hours to Gettysburg amid heavy rain and mud while weather forced postponement of York. W S Duvall, club president, has compliance news on license tag rules for dealers and new allowances for multiple tags.
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Automobile Club of Washington
Chambersburg
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Ags
Wombes
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Westminster
Cooksville
Washington
Ridgeville
Olney
Cooksille
York
Han
Clarence Barnard
Stoddard- Dayton
W. M. Barton
Grafton Hotel
Emitsburg
Stoddard-Dayton
W. &. Duvall
The
Board of Commissioners
Gallaudet Nine Defeats Business High School In Wind Lit Game
Gallaudet College nine beat Business High School 11 to 7 in a long, featureless match at Kendal Green. Cold wind and numerous errors dampened play. Burley pitched the full game for the Stenographers amid early wildness, while Birch and Foltz to Moore worked for the collegians and recruits, respectively.
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Gallaudet College
Business High School
Kendal Green
Burley
Rockwell
Durlan
Jacobson
Gig Hower
Stevenson
Arras
Miller
Blancherd
Zupinck
Wirck
iPoltz
Moore
Doa
Batttete
Direk
iGallaudet
Morris
Hower
Bianchata
Paltz
Battiste
Messrs
Lee
Gallaudet
Techloses to American Security and Trust in baseball game
American Security and Trust Company routed Technical High 13 to 1 at Terminal M. A. grounds. Reggie Rawlings and Shags Rawlings starred for the bankers who collected thirteen safeties while Tech managed only two hits and committed seven errors. Garland pitched for the losers and Rawlings led the winners with three runs batted in.
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American Security and Trust Company
A. Grounds
Reggie
Rawlings
Garland and
Tew
Tech Boys
Am. See
AB Ito
Ahbhore McDonald
Eckendorf
Hayes
Charlton
Riddie
O Hall
Lbennett
OlColbert
OlGarland
Offer
American Security and Trust
McDonald
Davis
West
Boykin
Garland
R. Rawlings
O Garland
Rt. Rawlings
R Rawlings
Senwegier
MacDonald
Riddle
Colbert
McLean
Mr. Plunkett
Knickerbocker A. C. Wins Big Over Georgetown Preps
Knickerbocker A. C. defeated Georgetown Junior Preps 13 to 4 in six innings at the latter’s field. Four runs in the first inning gave Knickerbockers a strong lead. they were never threatened as Georgetown fielding and throwing faltered. Maus hit a home run for Knickerbockers. Brewer pitched well, Mauri taugh contributed in the field.
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Georgetown
Nickerbocker A. C
Knickerbockers
Maus
Brewer
Knickerbocker
Mauritaugh
Ncure
McAleer Decides on April 8 Departure for Nationals
Manager Me Aleer keeps players home until the day before opening to avoid lost practice time. The team will leave Atlanta on Saturday April 8 and arrive in Washington Sunday morning to settle in before the championship season. Notes on intrasquad shifts reveal Somersett Henry Lelivelt and Miller handling positions as injuries surface and Miller debates his future with the club while Atlanta pursues outfield talent. Washington visitors Gompers Morrison Short and Tracy tour the scene, planning to study ahead for the November convention and mock the Nationals in practice chatter.
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Will Donnelly
Manahttan
Donnelly
Benéel
Twining City
Mount St. Joseph
Ferguson
Alan
Manhattans
Ambaugh
Manhattan
Talbert Lynch
Oakley
Fegan
Morris
Technical High School
Pierce Riddle
Scott Dampier
Jimmy Donnelly
Trowbridge
Whitmarsh
Mosburg
Herrimann
Rampler
Dam
Frank C. Stratton
Interstate Coroamerce Commission
Smoke” Barzer
Red” Callahan
Barter
Irving Ray
War, Department
Friede
Chicago
Stratton
Sam Sternes
Monument
Sternes
Bond
Twining
Hond
Twining Chit
Shamrock A. C
The
Southern Railway
Nassau
Joe S. Jackson
Washington Post
Atlanta
MeAleer
Washington
McAleer
Toronto
Somersott
Henry
Jack Lelivelt
Lelivelt
Miller
Schaefer
Selivelt
Jack
Somersett
Ralston
Ines
Lelvert
Volunteers
Lolivelt
Tam
Seventh Street
Tlanta
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
James , A. Short
Building ‘Trades Department
Thomas
Nationals
Messrs
Morrison
Short
Southern Railroad
Guray
Johnson in Jail Again for Speed Law Violations
In San Francisco Judge Mogan Denies Johnsons appeal and remands the heavyweight champion Jed to 25 days in county jail for repeated automobile speed violations. Johnson presented a canceled theater contract in court and an appeal to the state supreme court was filed.
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San Francisco
Meek
Jack Johnson
Jas
State Supreme Court
Mogan
Johnson
Baturjan
Ccise
Mogen
Eckerman & Harris
Princess Theater
Eckerman
Greeley
Supreme Court
Racing Entries Show Numerous Selling Stakes Cards
The daily racing page lists multiple selling races across several classes. Entries include two year olds Selting and S ing with prices from 104 to 114, three year olds at six furlongs, and the Palatka selling stakes at six furlongs with a $1,200 guarantee, plus six more races listing numerous horses and odds from 90 to 120 across maiden and selling events ending with a seventh race lineup.
Brevity of Names Signals Local Market Run Today
Jacksonville market notes list numerous items and entities such as American Girl, Irishtown, Rye Straw, John Pendergrast, Kingpin, Aspirin, Ozana, Aylmer, Danfeld, Font, Darling, Wice Mason, Golden Pearl, Jolly, Lous Katz, Oracle, Bad News I, Fuarez, Obear, Recover, Pretty Joen, Hompie, Glenbar, Soon, The Peer, Alms Boy, Pedro, Seth, Unclo Des, Jim ages, Execute, Clint Tucker, Jeanne d Arc, and more. The fragmentary list suggests a campaign or catalog run today with varied names and goods.
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Juarez
Miss Tierney
Pretty Soon
Woolvel
Recover
Predilecia
Booger Battie
Big Brave
Tropical
Noah
Ghear
Voyageur
Torah
Belling
Ossaber
Baccara
Boon
Altaree
Romple
Teye ‘Tovar
Gemmeil
Shzeun
Alma Hoy
Pedro
Imnd Elder
Inclement
Salall
Dr. Saod
Ralonia
Clint’ Tucker
Jeanne d’Arc
Bob Lynch
Nygura
Ned Carmack
Court Lady
Benton and Woodlander
Mr. Bishop
Deneen
Pid Mart
Ashwell
Efficiency
Irishtown
Rye Straw
John Pendergrast
Kingpin
Ozana
Aylmer
Danfeld
Font
Darling
Wice Mason
Golden Pearl
Jolly
Lous Katz
Oracle
Bad News I
Fuarez
Obear
Pretty Joen
Hompie
Glenbar
Soon
the Peer
Seth
Unclo Des
Jim
Execute
Clint Tucker
Bonton
Nyanza
Dencen
Cobb Snubs Howell in Louisville Meeting
Ty Cobb refused to speak to Harry Howell at Louisville ball park citing Howell’s alleged role in the St. Louis batting scandal that closed the 1910 American League season. Howell, Louisville first baseman, was accused of asking the official scorer to boost La Joie’s batting average to beat Cobb to a prize auto.
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Louisville
Ty Cobb
Harry Howell
Howell
St. Louis
Cobb
Grant to Face Link in Friday Night Wrestling Showdown
Shad Link the South’s heavyweight champion meets local light-heavyweight Joe Grant at the Gayety Theater Friday night. Grant trained for a week at the armory gym and is in peak form, while Link must throw him twice in an hour to win, aiming to keep Washington fans excited.
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Shad Link
South
Joe Grant
Washington
Gayety Theater
Grant
Armory Gymnasium
Lcal
Link
Pons Colors In Front At Moncrief Park Races
Edna Collins and Font, both favorites from Florida turfman Font’s stable, won third and fourth races respectively at Moncrief Park as track dried but remained uneven. Maxentius drew a nose ahead in the opening 2-year-olds race, while Floral Queen vanished from the closing event after a botched finish. wagers on Floral Queen were refunded.
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Edna Collins
Font
Maxentius
Washington Post
Jacksonville
Fla
Colm
Moncrief Park
Florida Turfman's
Floral Queen
Dunn
Maxentus
Capt
Byrne
Terrible Boy
Fain
Clearwater
Goobe
Nanny McDee
Auta Mald
Grift
Judge Sale
Gagnant
Colethumplan
Chief Jackson
Mabel Virginia
Nelly
Hopains
King Pie
Falj
Colette
Davenport
Deceivable
Orotega
Allandele Queen
Sugar Lump
Splinters
Altadena
Dorchester
Kingship
Timne
GC. M. Miler
Koerner
Scond
Hannah
Hurley
Tame
Alice
J. H. Barr
John Marre
Jack Nunnally
Hiram
Allowmaise
Sandy Hill
Girando
Judge Lassing Alsy
Foot
Dyvne
Camel
Skirvin
Disle Knight
Louis Reil
Erry Lee
Golden Tippy
Ine Rose
C. K. Hertdos
Dr Harkley
Royal Onyx
Secout
Tachie
Knight
I's
Austin Sturtevant
Wander
Eve
White
Marie Hyde
Abrasion
Lawrence
Daly
Lady Orlmar
Mark Anthous
Grandissime
Hen
Howe
Peep Over
Judge Walton
Peep
Roseburg II
Mamle Algol
Greeinend
the Moat
Liutpet
Castlewood
Lorda Nelson
Flora Queen
Woman Baseball Magnate Inherits St Louis Club Stock
In Cleveland on March 28 the will of M Stanley Robison probated. His niece Mrs Helen Hathaway Robison Britton becomes three fourths owner of his St Louis National League club. The remaining fourth goes to her mother Mrs Sarah Carver Hathaway Robigan.
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Cleveland
M. Stanley Robison
St. Louis
Helen Hathaway Robison Brittun
Frank de Haas Robison
Stanley Robison
Louis
Britton
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Charles Graf
Twining Club
Independence League
Pier
Herriman
Garrett
Lee McCarthy
Pete Lynch
Cncevio
le Mat
St. Martin
Willenson
Termallytown
Herbert Jones
Payne
Winns
Offutt
Beach
Musgrove
Donaldson
O'Day
Jones
Bradier
Rech
Tennallytown
Chappell
Monument Lot
George H. Winslow
Railroad
Y. M. C. A. League
S ¥Ot Springs
Winslow
Railroad League
Committee of Managers
League
Southern
Station
Car Department
Heat, Light and Power
Adams
Joe Handibootas
Marquette League
Capt. Tidwards
National Guard
Edwards
Bankers” League
Riggs
National Savings
American National
Washington Loan and Trust
Second National
Bank of Washington
Devereux
Grason
Americans National
Johnston
Hunt
Washington Loan
Embryo Collegians Craggy
Central High Nine
McCarthy
Garden
Capt. Loehr
Lawler
Higgins
Martin
Schugrue
Martiin
McCormick
McInnerney
Woodberry Forest
Randolph-Macon
Barton
Stacy
Woodberry
Jack Sullivan
Hay
Disbrow
Cleveland Park
David Louderback
Brooklyn
J. W. Wireveck
W. 8. Duvall
American Automobile Association
District of Columbia
Commercial Auto and Supply Company
Benjamin J. Guy
Planders
A. UL. Haislip
Studebaker
Benjamin Bradford
Imperia Motor Company
Rauch & Lane
Ernest Crane
Kendall Green
American Security
Knickerbocker A. C
Rw, & Knikerbocker A. F
Berardini
Ativer
Merum
U. P
M’aleer
Lelivert
Bunting
Milan
Conway
Superior Court of
Lan Francisco
Champion
Selting
Fred Hall
Catherine Hamason
Arany
Amsciency
Col. Holloway
Florence
Gunsel
Bettle Bereaud
Misalve
Husky Lad
Golden Ruby
Blossom
Evin
Delena
Ad King Fin
Senator Gullom
Plutdtrat
John Pendergast
Dr. Duenner
Idlewells
Redwine
Amoret
Liver Wire
Image Bird
Wrap
Bertis
Imprint
Canfield
Fort
Infection
C. K. Hendon
My Henry
Ida May
Woolgpun
Warden
Macias
Tod
Toller
McGee
Myrtle Dixon
Molesworth
Bolus
Rooney
Bernadale
Marcus
Tha Robin
Civita
la Dettra
Periwinkle
Tramotor
Gibson
Quartermaster
Garner
Ehfield
Rice
Chapultepec
Spohn
Prida
Lismore
Tesquelina
Nolan
Taboo
Butter Ball
Allen
L. M. Eckerf
Eld
Marlon Cosey
He. Knows
Lena Lech
Fernando
Pllain
Have’ Montgomery
Lady ‘Tendi
Emma
Argonaut
Wolan
High Culture
Reid
Force
McCullough
Airs
New Capital
el Molino
Biskra
Brighton
Judith Page
James Blackstock
Parker Bridget
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