Mack Has 14 Pitchers Plans For 1901 Athletics
Philadelphia sport column notes manager Mack of the Athletics has completed plans for the 1901 season. He has signed seven new players including two catchers and several pitchers, with a focus on building a strong bullpen and core rotation. He outlines a spring training itinerary and lists injured players from the previous season, as well as expected returns. He predicts a heavy investment in pitchers, aims to trim unused players, and anticipates a solid year with Kirby Farrell and Plank leading the staff.
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Boevial
Washington Post Philadelpia
Sesson
Bender
Coombs
Waddell
Blank
Wygert
Neason
Cingert
Plank
Kerk
Reunon
Efe
Hender
Bartley
Vickers
Flater
Schreitzer
Carter
Spitba
New York
Jimmy Set
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Birmingham
Memphis
Montgomery
Columbus
Grillo Looks at Baseball’s Ticket Turmoil and NYC Clubs
Sporting comment by Ed Grillo critiques ticket speculation at Detroit World Series games, calls for national commission control, and notes differing arrangements. He praises Detroit for organization, contrasts with lax prep, and mentions Frank Navin and Tommy Burns facing London committee plans under Queensberry rules.
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ED Grillo
National Commission
Tlekota
Detroit
Gonerning Baseball Board
Ana Remic
Queensberry
National Sporting Club
Unclear Latonia Race Entries Stir Local Card
In Latonia many entries listed Bea Strong MuChont Anya Smith fe Kang and others including Dress Ensetmnorps Mss Strome and Dog Row Ting Resta. Mee Sain EW Burt and Nuva vhubd appear among pleas and Javacese names for a muddled racing card.
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Latonia
Bea Strong
MuChont
Anya Smith
Fe Kang
Mss Strome
Dog Row
Eacadiada
Mee Sain
EW. Burt
Pleas
Nuvavhubd
Noely Javacese
Handserra Narrowly Misses in Jamaica Stakes Bloodline Affair
New York October racing scene centers on Handserra at Jamaica where a win would have yielded 40000 to Dave Johnson who owns Hand garra and bet across multiple bookmakers. Johnson profited and lost across numerous wagers as Handserra faded late, while other horses like Voorhees Explosion Juggler and Tiro drew bets. Sprекeles and Miller shadowed the action with large sums, leaving Johnson about 71500 ahead despite a costly day.
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New York
Handserra
Jamaica
Dave Johnson
Johnson
Tramex
Frank D.weir
Handsorra
Mace
Handzerre
Southampton
Explosion
Voorhees
Juggler
Dolly Spanker
Rom Philadlphia
Voorhees and
Tiomm
Carnation II
Spreck
Latonia
Sec
Miller
Bpreckels
Wientoiag
Quakertown
Coppernet
Baneital
Misa Angie
Merrige
al Stokes
Simon Weill
Sis Furtange
Aly Price
Josimiro
Az Angie
Easimiro
Benyah
Ani
Komore
Sivan
Nor
Bale
Rules of English boxing differ across nations in old debate
The piece discusses boxing etiquette, noting English referees never enter the ring while warning offenders from outside the ropes. It contrasts methods with Burns and Mingland, praising clean fighting and warning that foul play leads to disqualification. It also mentions Mike Cantillon and speculation on American Association plans for a Chicago club, with a light tone on baseball and local figures.
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Burns
England
Mingland
Keene Nears Record Winnings by Duke of Portland
New York report notes trainer Keene needs 2835 to tie the Duke of Portland’s season earnings after a Plarrepont Handicap. James Rene’s flat money would total 6817, 285 behind the record. With many races left at Jamaica and Aqueduct, Keene appears certain to set a new mark.
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Duke of Portland
New York
Plarrepont
James Freene
Portland
Rene
Winners in Jamaica Explosion Sets Scoreboard
Unclear race results list multiple horses with odds and handlers. The fragment mentions winners such as Explosion, Juggler, Whip-Top, Agnes Virginia, Malter, Heine, German country names, and various jockeys or owners, but the text is garbled.
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Jamaica
Miter
Foon Bos St
Valenti
Gumter
Juggler
Mipier
Tom McGrath
E. Tugain
Latonias Agnes Virginia
C. Koerner
E. Martiny
C. Korrner
J. Lee
Mark Time
Thoroughbreds Race at Jamaica Impresses Narrow Outcome
Three favorites won at Jamaica with strong rivals. Explosive thrillers included Draculum at odds 13 to 6, Juguler’s victory in the mile and a sixteenth handicap, and Tyro prevailing as a favorite in the sixth race. Right Royal and Voorhees nosed out in close finishes. Explosion led the two-year-old handicap before Lome surged late.
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Washington
New York
Jamaica
Tom McGrath
George Odem
D. C. Johnson
Handzerra
Graculum
Juggler
Okenite
Juguler
Right Royal
L ‘Voordres
Tyro
Russell T
JMG Atreteh
Tiro
Walt
Delaby
Breese
Ledigtha
Dave Gideon
Miller
Omodaniel
Andy Dayan
Csecarthy
Thea
Hime
Asi
Bellweiher
Zexstan
Oriano
Norbitt
la Jeunesse
Mia Angte
Aisoma
St Val Bio
Kren
Gaillert
Ath
Herbert
Gutrien
Golden “Shore
Punky
Regal
Miek
Royal
Horthey
Fugeler
J. Homgh
Doty Spaaker
E. Dagsa
Tod
Wird
Tima
Tommy Wadden
Shealls
Penal
Staner
Mikiden
Warp Top
Dalaby
Ted
Crascal
Marian Louine
Gugen
Guoon
Hilla
Requite
Kingwesniog
Blick Gel
Gay Griasha
Catausgh Siso
Major Delmar Captures Purse in Fast Hudson River Race
Major Delmar defeated Sweet Marie by a neck in a three heat purse race at Hudson River Driving Park, winning two of the three fastest heats ever trotted on the track. Sweet Marie led early in heat two before Delmar closed, and in heat three Delmar led from the start and won by two lengths. The event carried a $4,500 purse and drew a strong field including McDonald and Swant Das.
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Poughkeepsie
Major Delmar
Sweet Marie
Hudson River
Motor Delmar
Delmar
Belmay
the Donald
Ieteneyagi
Er Bilal
Bark
Unclear City Horse Racing Feature At Cincinnati
Feature event at Devischland Cincinnati on October 28 showcases fast times amid tense challenges from Lady Esther and others. Multiple races describe winning horses such as Breach Nun and Raven furlongs, with notable times and entries including My Queen of the Rose and Beautiful Mayo.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Tatenia
Esther
C Koemery
Breach Nun
Brandt
Sul
Recond
Matton Moor
Marring
Toy Inied
Tis
Camada
Menantyne
Ben Sand
Ade
Featier
Rexoole
One Salle
Haine
Martin
Wae
Jorge Treen
Vansly
Granite
Tno
Sbuuag
Woodson
Deulvehtand
C. Koerner
Lady Esther
Giutlog
Rusti
C. Hoar i Edennd
Rewel Gueen
S Martle
Golfon
Thmaly
Ang Taura Qlay
Mixtie
Warner
Firlewet
Pia
Foo" Shields
Qonges
Brookland Eleven Defeats Twining Athletic Club 16 to 6
Brookland footbar team beat Twining Athletic Club on the Northeast Playgrounds by 16 to 6. Sehanon opened with a long TD, Ruppert returned a fumble for a score, and Brookland held lead until dusk as both sides traded late touchdowns. Line-up includes Bevaleland Poritea and others from Catholic University.
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Brookland
Twining
Sehanon
Ruppert
Tes
Bevaleland
Poritea
Wala
Taachdoevolensen
McDonald Til
Southeast Playgrounds Victors Over Naval Hoppites 12 to 0
Southeast Playgrounds beat Naval Hoppites in an unusual game with a 12 to 0 score. Morgan led the running and the team’s defense held strong, creating a notable victory for the Southeast squad.
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Naval Hoppites
Morgan
Washington Post
Watdstock
Augusta D Military Academy
Fort
Timon Mensa
Gouth Ant
Naz
Billa
Santhesnt
Dugen
Waele
All-Star Team Victors In Narrow Easton Win
Washington Post reports an October football game at Federal Park where the All-Gisra team from Haston defeated Easton High School 26 to 0 despite cold weather and a large crowd. Highlights include notable rushes by Jump Elliott and teammates Dimpfel, with strong line play from Walker and Bia.
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Easton High School
Washington Post
Easton
Federal Park
All Gisra
Haston
Easton High I
Ladie Jel
Elliott
Jump
Wud
Dimpfel
Pimlico's Steeplechase Meet Promises Fast Track Action
The Pimlico meeting starts next Saturday and track conditions are excellent with a firm surface and cushioned top. Entries include Chief Desmond, Buckman, Monkele, Cardigan, and many jumpers from Theo Coles and other stables. the sport’s most exciting steeplechase period in Baltimore is anticipated as top horses arrive and training picks up.
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Baltimore
Pindico
Dlim
Barney Schreiber
Desmond
James Cooper
Fialt
Baltimors
H. Flappen
Buckman
Monkele
Cardigan
Monkey Puzzle
Hob Murphy
Theo Coles
C. C. Smithson
Ft Dorado
Neoskaletts
Berets
Linnie Fiat
Tavannes
Beanlng
Whitism Garth
Whey
Woods Garth
Wrother
Billy
Sabel
Tenning
Cady Isabel
Ben Chie
Bentiing
Paul Chifford
Montclair
Mit
Shell
Margaret
Keating
Mr. Gleniver
Hall
Giles
Bergen
Tekle
Verur
Jupiter
R. & Davidson
Robert Waldem
Jubilee
Menst
Jamies Boden
Lavents
Thare
FE. Watkins
B. Manniz
Chelsea Stablea
William Enieds
Hr’ Thomas
A. Gates
Daltimore
Hegin
Pimlicata
The
Sockey Club
Technical High School Domination Over Central High in 23 to 0 Victory
Technical High School routed Central High School with a 23 to 0 victory at American League Park. Tech dominated with powerful line play and running backs, while Central struggled to mount any effective offense despite late attempts with passes. Hamilton, Thrall, Brewster, and Hart starred for Tech as Central fell behind early and never recovered.
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Central
American League Park
Techatex
Brown
Hamilton
MrDonald
Vann
Bray, Orden
Howard
Tech
Blacksmithe
Onytime
Technical
Hamiiton
Thrall
Brewster
Bullaugh
Maraden
Ellis
Bulrough
Hilla
Central High School
Tiwal
Bills
Tera
McDousla
Teal
McKeever
McDonald
Kck
Yen
Els
Clagett
Marston
Eilis
Thrail
Denycrak
Hart
Wills
Beore
O Stresters
Thurston
Middies Practice Light Shows Fine Form For Navy Lafayette Clash
The Navy football squad held a light practice in Annapolis with emphasis on kicking and forward passes as Shafroth strengthens at tackle. Magruder competes at full back while Rockwell departs briefly to join Yale, and Edwards of Princeton is named to referee the Navy Lafayette game.
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Amnapolis
Madshipmen
Trainhceat
Tess
Focor Rockwell
Yale
Lafayette
Shafroth
Magruder
Richardson
Hdwards
Princeton
Navy-Lafayette
Carl Walliams
University of Pennsylvania
Wl Urshire
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Cure
George Woodrutt
Indians
Wll
United States
Department of the Interior
Garfield
Interacholastic Gridiron Gossips Stir Title Contenders
In high school football chatter Tech leads in speed and size, with Georgetown Prep a strong but even rival. Prep Tech game likely at American League Park after schedule ends. Injuries shift lineups as Eastern and Western chase second place. Gonzaga Midgets upset Rosebuds 10 to 0 with trick plays and solid ground gains.
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Technieak
Hecox
Georgetown
Ben Gallaudet
Jimmy Iter
Graz
Ralfbark
Haz
Ma Adgtivers
Basterk
Tech
Hght Easters
Gonzaga
Rosebuds
Ken
Saincer
Mel Carthy
Bke
Adress
E. Donn
Gonzzes
College
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Kirke
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Lincoln, Bennett & Co
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Devischland
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Twining City
Massanutten
Leena
Dan O'Leary
Norwood
Ind
Cmpiesite
Walker and
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Fuiseman Bro
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Devine
Fitzgerald
Cohen
Cullen
Praddog
Braddock Maryland
JAS
Clark Distilling Co
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Papoe Main
Eiseman Bros
7Th & E Sts
Dupont
Gseoline
Eason
Columbia Electric and Gasalins
Corbin
Ith St
End Quo Ave
L Haas & CO
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Ave
Tabriga
Newcorn & Green
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Culmbacher
Eigeston
Washington Brewery Co
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Pots
Lincoln
Bieber- Kau
Hopkins Tailoring Co
Ninth Street
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Spicer
Bay Sera
Bere
Asocabyats
Tiable Saukex
Beliah'a
Amouattion
Be. Walford’s
Sporting
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S. Goldheim & Sons
Thiora
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