Mack Plans Bold Pitching Shakeup for 1901 Athletics
Philadelphia Press reports manager Mack of the Athletics outlining a 1901 plan to overhaul the pitching staff with fourteen pitchers, two new catchers, and a heavy investment in arms. He notes injuries to Bender and Coombs, mentions Waddell uncertain, and lists seven new players including Flater Schreitzer Carter and Kruse. The club will train in New Orleans then tour Birmingham Memphis Montgomery and Columbus before the season.
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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
Comment on baseball ticket chaos and Detroit series reforms
Sporting comment argues the national commission should oversee baseball governance after chaotic Detroit ticket issues. It praises Detroit arrangements but notes public dissatisfaction with Scalpers and inflated prices. The piece also mentions Frank Navin and Tommy Burns, and cites forthcoming London match with Gunner Malr under Queensberry rules.
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ED Grillo
National Commission
Tlekota
Detroit
Gonerning Baseball Board
Ana Remic
Queensberry
National Sporting Club
Latonia Court Quiet as Local Names Appear
Fragmentary notes list several names Bea Strong Anya Smith and others in a Latonia area matter. No clear event or outcome is stated. The text resembles a court or legal notice with scattered personal identifiers and unrelated terms.
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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
Racing Entries and Handzorra Bet Drama at Jamaica
New York October racing page describes Handzorra missing the Gowannda Stakes at Jamaica and heavy betting by Dave Johnson. Johnson gambled 10000 on Explosion and Voorhees, won on Juggler, and net around 1500 ahead after a volatile day, with Spreckels backing Voorhees and Miller racing at Coppernet.
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New York
Handserra
Jamaica
Dave Johnson
Johnson
Tramex
Frank D.weir
Handsorra
Rules of English boxing differ across nations and Burns conflict
The piece reviews boxing etiquette in England where referees stay outside the ring and warnings precede disqualification, contrasting with American tactics. It then mentions Mike Cantillon of the American Association predicting a Chicago club, notes skepticism about his stance, and references baseball figures and Windy City park plans.
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Burns
England
Mingland
Mike Cantillon
Our Joe
Minnespolis
American Association
Ametican Association
Chicago
Big Tourites
Mike
Feppia
Joe
Washington
Kirke
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Windy City
Bie
Whenie
Mercury
Tito
Keene Aims to Surpass Duke of Portland Winnings
New York racing notes show trainer James Keene needing 2835 more to equal the Duke of Portland’s record. With the Pont along side races at Jamaica and Aqueduct, Keene’s flat money could reach a historic total, nearing the 3612 dollars won by the Duke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Portland
New York
Plarrepont
James Freene
Portland
Rene
Winners and Races From Jamaica Event Card
The list shows race results with multiple horses and odds, including Explosion, Juggler, Tom McGrath, Whip-Top, Agnes Virginia, Malter, Heine, Deutscheland, Marbles, Dainty Betle, Many entries indicate final scores or margins like 7 to 5, 27 to 8, and 9 to 2, with various handlers and venues implied.
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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
Three favorites win at Jamaica track card in fall meeting
New York reports detail Jamaica race day with three favorites triumphing and several longer shots also scoring. Tom McGrath rode Draculum to victory in the Gowanny Selling Stakes while Juggler won the handicap for six furlongs and Explosion surged in the two year olds handicap. Other placings include Right Royal and Voorhees close finishes and Tyro taking a race, with Whip Top and Explosions among the notable results.
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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 Wins $4,500 Hudson River Driving Park Purse
Major Delmar defeats Sweet Marie in a motel race at Hudson River Driving Park for a $4,500 purse, taking two of three heats. He led from the pole in heat one by a neck, broke in heat two but remained within a length, and recovered to win heat three by two lengths. The three heats were among the track’s fastest ever trotted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Major Delmar
Sweet Marie
Hudson River
Motor Delmar
Delmar
Belmay
the Donald
Ieteneyagi
Er Bilal
Bark
Devischland Wins Feature Race At Tatenia Meet
Cincinnati Ohio October 28 Devischland won the fourth event in a feature race at Tatenia. The day’s standout was a fast track time as the field faced strong competition led by Lady Esther. Other notable runners included Breach Nun My Queen of the Rose and My Queen of the Rose in a crowded field with distances and times listed for multiple races.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Veutschland
Tatenia
Lady Esther
Ricks Turongs
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
Giutlog
Rusti
C. Hoar i Edennd
Rewel Gueen
S Martle
Golfon
Thmaly
Ang Taura Qlay
Mixtie
Warner
Firlewet
Pia
Foo" Shields
Qonges
Brookland Eleven Beats Twining Athletic Club 16 to 6
Brookland yester day defeated the Twining Athletic Club 16 to 6 at the Northeast Playgrounds. Sehanon ran for a TD and Ruppert returned a fumble for a Chicago style score. The game ended under cover of darkness with Brookland scoring twice.
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Brookland
Twining
Sehanon
Ruppert
Tes
Bevaleland
Poritea
Wala
Taachdoevolensen
McDonald Til
Southeast Playgrounds Top Medics 12–0 In Football Showdown
The Southeast Playgrounds defeated the Naval Hoppites 12 to 0 in a notable football game. Morgan led the rushing attack, and busking points and team pace stood out as key features of the contest.
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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 Cold City Football Game
Easton High School 40, All-Star team 20 in a steady rain at Federal Park. Key rushes by Jump, Elliott, and Dimpfel highlighted a hard-fought afternoon as the visitors from Haston claimed victory despite the adverse weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton High School
Washington Post
Easton
Federal Park
All Gisra
Haston
Easton High I
Ladie Jel
Elliott
Jump
Wud
Dimpfel
Pimlico’s Trak is Fast Steeplochasing to Feature
Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore describes Pimlico’s upcoming meeting with fast track conditions and strong steeplechase entries. Owners like Barney Schreiber, Theo Coles, and C. C. Smithson bring top jumpers such as Chief Desmond, Fort Dorado, Grassallo, and Lady Isabel. Dozens of stables have arrived, and with good weather the autumn meeting is expected to draw big crowds and lively competition.
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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 Triumph Over Central High in High School Football
Technical outplayed Central High School 23 to 0 at American League Park yesterday. Hamilton, Vann and Brout led a dominant line while Tech backs ripped gaps, using forward passes and onside kicks to build a commanding lead. Central failed to adopt modern plays and only scored a late consolation by fumble and forward pass plays.
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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
Midshipmen Practice Light. Shafroth Strong at Tackle
The Navy football squad had a satisfactory practice in Annapolis with emphasis on kicking and stringing plays. Shafroth showed strength at tackle, while Magruder competed at fullback. Rockwell left briefly but may return after days with Yale. A hard game vs Lafayette next Saturday is expected as the lineup resembles the regular season. Edwards of Princeton referees the Navy Lafayette game. Carl Williams of Pennsylvania is the umpire.
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Washington
Amnapolis
Madshipmen
Trainhceat
Tess
Focor Rockwell
Yale
Lafayette
Shafroth
Magruder
Richardson
Hdwards
Princeton
Navy-Lafayette
Carl Walliams
University of Pennsylvania
Wl Urshire
Interac scholastic gridiron mix in District title chase
The article reviews Technieak and Georgetown Prep as top contenders in interscholastic football, noting Technieak's size and speed advantage, Prep's surprising strength, and a possible Tech-Prep game at American League Park after the high school schedule. It also covers injuries to Georgetown players, Western and Eastern as second-place contenders, and a Gonzaga Midgets win over Rosebuds 10 to 0 with players Ken Saincer and Mel Carthy shining.
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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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Mertz
Mertz A
Pniaad
Mack
Collios
Rube Waddell
Sporting Comment
Banizara
Mace
Handzerre
Southampton
Explosion
Voorhees
Dolly Spanker
Rom Philadlphia
Voorhees and
Tiomm
Carnation II
Spreck
Sec
Bpreckels
Wientoiag
Quakertown
Coppernet
Baneital
Misa Angie
Merrige
al Stokes
Simon Weill
Sis Furtange
Aly Price
Josimiro
Az Angie
Easimiro
Benyah
Ani
Komore Vile
Sylvan
Nor
Bale Beary
Cori
Mies
St. Valentine
Keene
Orachium
Gut It
Lincoln, Bennett & Co
London
D.C
Pa, Avenue and
Ninth St
Hudson River Driving Park
Devischland
Streteh
Twining City
Massanutten
Leena
Dan O'Leary
Norwood
Ind
Walker
Bia
Eitle
Pimligh
Tegh
Elever
Fuiseman Bro
N. W
E. B
Harvard
Scrubs
Devine
Fitzgerald
Cohen
Cullen
Pennsylvania
Cure
George Woodrutt
Indians
Wll
United States
Department of the Interior
Garfield
Praddog
Braddock Maryland
JAS
Clark Distilling Co
BP Bccarthy
Wansaer
Papoe Main
Eiseman Bros
7Th & E Sts
Dupont
Gseoline
Eason
Columbia Electric and Gasalins
Corbin
Ith St
End Quo Ave
L Haas & CO
Tha Avenue Tetons
Ave
Tabriga
Newcorn & Green
St. N. W
Culmbacher
Eigeston
Washington Brewery Co
Sth
Pots
Lincoln
Bieber- Kau
Hopkins Tailoring Co
Ninth Street
Foothill Zor
Spicer
Bay Sera
Bere
Asocabyats
Tiable Saukex
Beliah'a
Amouattion
Be. Walford’s
Sporting
Goldheim
S. Goldheim & Sons
Thiora
Seventh Street
Happirio’s
Detrest
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