McGovern and Corbett Fight Brutal Round Battle at National Club
In Philadelphia on October 1 the ex-champs Terry McGovern and Young Corbett staged a bloody six round bout. Both men bled, fought hard, and ended the clash with no clear victor as fans urged fair play and a future rematch. Terry urged Corbett to win by fighting, not slurring his family. The referee Jack McGuigan prepared for the result as Coffroth offered a $20,000 purse for a potential rematch with Britt.
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Penn crew loses captain Herman to bar exams
Sam Herman, captain of last spring's Pennsylvania crew, will probably not return to college after passing entrance exams to the bar. His departure weakens Pennsylvania's chances for the Poughkeepsie regatta next spring, along with the losses of Drayton and Bogardus. Herman's successor as captain will likely be chosen next spring.
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Harvard to Send Lacrosse Team to England for Relations
Cambridge Oct 18 Harvard plans to send its lacrosse team to England to strengthen athletic ties with English universities. The Crimson will likely be joined by graduate players who have previously won Harvard championships, continuing the precedent of cross Atlantic competition like track Bates and crew races.
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Sullivan Beats McGarry in Stunner Ring Upset
In Baltimore at Eureka Athletic Club Sullivan stunned Amby McGarry of New York as Fordham hurled a towel in the fourth round signaling defeat. Sullivan recovered quickly and the crowd gasped at the sudden reversal after a K.O. threat, while McGarry fought wildly but could not match Sullivan’s ring generalship and punishment.
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Washington Boy
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Pirates for Murray to manage Phillies next year
Special to Wasmngton's Philadelphia Oct 18 Billy Murray named best Eastern League manager and hired to succeed Hugh Duffy as Phillies boss. Grant as third baseman hailed as a wonder. Courtney Sentelle Titus questioned. Gleason likely retained. Pirates deal signals Ganley, Leach, Philippi join Phillies. Lush to move from pitching to right field. Ganley to replace Thomas in center. timing unclear.
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McGlynn Refuses to Sign With St Louis
Stony McGlynn and Eddie Zimmerman finished the season with St Louis and have returned to York. Zimmerman will stay a few days then return home to New ey. McGlynn will remain in York with his family if a satisfactory contract with St Louis cannot be reached. He favors York and may sign with the Mis if talks progress.
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Intercity indoor tennis league formed in Boston
Announcement of a new intercity Indoor Tennis league with teams from Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia to the circuit. Teams to be drawn from the First Corps of Cadets in Boston the Seventh Regiment of New York the Brooklyn Heights Casino and the Mayamensing Tennis Club of Philadelphia. Season opens December 1 in Boston and Philadelphia. Each team will have four players.
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Haven Conn Football Injury Report Names Yerle’s Son
On Haven Connecticut October 18 Walter fy osm af Yerle's athletic act fourteen laying half back nine the had seven against Holy thy soar.
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Harbor Hill Cup Steeplechase and Belmont Park Race Card
The report details multiple Belmont Park races led by T. B. Martin at the Harbor Hill Cup Steeplechase, with Hot Toddy and Flying Water trading the lead in sprints and a track record time of 151 6. Higginbotham sets a 58 25 seconds for five furlongs straight, and True Wing is disqualified in the first race for interference. Miller’s Harbor Hill Cup win follows the pace, with other race results and times listed.
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MISS BILLIE WINS CUP AT CHURCHILL DOWNS
Miss Billie wins the Vic Lordh Cup at Churchill Downs over two miles, with Mamie Algol and Bally ML among top finishers as rain falls and the track remains slow. Second Choice claims the feature, several races run in wet conditions, and notable horses like Hardinz and Anna Day race in six events with mixed outcomes.
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TOQ DAY RACING ENTRIES FOR SEVEN RACES
A lengthy list of horses and weights for six racing events at Louisville and surroundings, detailing first race entrants in one mile selling and subsequent races across distances from six and a half furlongs to one and one eighth miles. Includes names like Master of Graff Water Tanker Bellé Aster and many others with weights and odds.
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Corcoran Likely to Manage Baltimore Club Next Season
Edward Hanlon of Cincinnati says Thomas Corcoran, longtime Reds shortstop, will be asked to manage the Baltimore Eastern League club next season. Corcoran has not been approached, but officials expect agreement. Also, Gerrietoy Preps defeated the Grlane Perday IF ty 0. na 4 og rain.
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Local article fragment summarizes unknown education theme
Fragmentary text references educate and pole related topics with unclear names and details. The readable portion hints at a regional educational event or discussion but lacks definitive persons places organizations or dates to specify.
Sutton Beats Slosson In 182 Balk Line Title Match
New Yorker George Slosson loses to George Sutton of Chicago in the 182 balk line billiards championship at Madison Square Garden. Sutton leads most of the match, pouncing with a 202 break that marks a turning point. final score 500 to 77. Slosson retires from championships after this defeat.
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Rudiments at Swarthmore Drill New Football Game
Swarthmore coach Brooke directs an afternoon session drilling players on the rudiments of the new game. Individuals practice ball recovery, then players paired off pursue the rolling pigskin. backs and quarter play are rehearsed as well as defensive work by Barrett and Pritchard. No special prep for George Washington game, but coaches aim to reach peak for Gettysburg next week.
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Freshie Stars Edge Veterans In Navy Practice
Annapolis Md Oct 18 Capt Spencer Northcroft Norton Piersol and Boynton of the regular Navy sidelined after five minutes in the practice. Freshies battles and Richardson in fourth classmen filled gaps. Richardson at fullback and Battles at quarterback stood out with sharp runs and solid punt handling. Richardson scored the only touchdown of the session.
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Laurel Selected as Meeting Place for Field Trials
Maryland and District of Columbia Field Trial Association members will meet in Laurel on November 21 22 and 23 at grounds near Laurel. Harry F Frost of the Laurel Game and Farmers associations hosting the event will arrange details. The group has placed over $20 in birds within five miles of Laurel. the mid location allows easy trips to Washington and Baltimore after a day of trials.
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Brooklyn Officials Dissatisfied With Reserve Decision
New York Oct 18 The Brooklyn baseball club rejects the national commission ruling on reserve lists four players Broderick Owens Reisling and Wiegand had names dropped None will be protected until formal applications are submitted to the commission and approved Williams defeated
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Comiskey's Sox Triumph Reflected In Manager Praise
A world baseball championship wrap praises Charley Comiskey and the White Sox after their series victory. Franks Bancroft and John Herrmann laud Comiskey, Chance, and Brown while Cubs figures concede the loss and commend Walsh, White Sox pitchers, and the overall series excitement.
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