Indoor season records fall in high pace across nations
New York reports a wave of indoor marks led by Hannes Kolehmainen of Finland with multiple American records set in distances from two to ten miles. He outpaced peers like Johnny Cold and Oscar Hedlund while others such as Abel Kivlat and Howard Drew posted notable feats. Still, questions linger about potential further improvements and comparisons to outdoor records.
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Humes Kolehmainen
Winlund
Dlive Niles
Komaidek
Mojehmainen
Bill Kolehmainen
Hannes
Shubi
RAW
Shrubb
Haines
Arthne Dufts
Bernie Welers
Ralph Craip
Drew
Dan Kelley
Mace
Dim Snittyan
Staietics
Seattle
Spokane
Kelley
Lkely
Sullivan
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Arthur Duffy
Johnny Owen
Bernie Weters
Johnny Rush
Billy Sehick
Clyde Iat
Billy Eaton
Charles Parsons
Ralph Craig
Lse
Johnny Cold
Universsty
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Ralph Rove
Americum
Pat McDonald
Ail Hevenstein
al Shaw
W. A. Edwards
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London
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Wie Mdor Seasom
Johnny Golds
Abel Kivlat
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Ogscar Hedlund
Roston A. A
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Balke Before Chartecy To Eek Bie Tammie Leikhe
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Griffths plan to raise home plate for league trial
Grif fith plans to raise the home plate and batter boxes to alter play at Washington’s park in hopes of giving his hitters an edge and improving pitchers away from home. Walter Johnson opposes the raised plate, filing a protest and arguing level conditions favor better pitching. Other Washington pitchers side with Johnson as Griffith presses ahead toward exhibition games in Washington.
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Ava Hly
Othar Luxera
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Welsh
England
Harry Laws
Ffany Coulan
Mike Gibbons
An Wolgast
Ima
Wile Stuchla
Make & Cortana
Xeleon
Emperor of Norfolk Triumphs In 1883 American Derby
The famed racehorse Emperor of Norfolk, beloved for his gentle nature and blazing speed, wins the 1883 American Derby at Washington Park Chicago. Isaac Murphy, aboard, deftly guides the horse to victory as trainer Bob Thomas and owner Sir Baldwin watch, celebrating a historic turf triumph amid a crowd of 60,000. The scene recalls past glories and ties to California breeding and Santa Anita-era lore.
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Intorio Haldwin
Arcadia
Malifernia
Havars
Norfolx
California
Rainer
Cook
Yandh
Sears
Caldwin
Jeott
Norfolk
Memorabia
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Chicago
Dar
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Hacollton
Armstrong
Pizad
Stoval
Lewis
Sandy Metaring
Mr. Baldwin
Emperor of Norfalk
Los Angeles
Ear S Tring
Petiida
Whith Issac Murphy
Thomas Knuw
Murphy
Jane Murphy
Wlart
Manueudsing
Bob Thomas
Baldwin
Thomas
Ty Murphy
Bob
Morphy
Minneror
Foun Bali
Hiv Weidle
Californie
Ulderstonn
Browns Case Unique In Baseball Pitcher Brown Seeks Return
The article details Brown's rare pitching resurgence with the Cubs, his lingering knee injury, and his attempt to return to top form. It notes left knee weakness, difficulty delivering pitches, and Tinker’s plan to curb workload until warm weather, hoping Brown regains full stride and effectiveness.
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Whesé
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Work
Bs Dust
Chnemati Reds
Browns
Arto
Carter
Siding Town
Brown
Ron
Ida
Tate
Murphy
Joe Tinker
The
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Garry Rippemann
Jim
Camp Brown Les Bran Ander
Tf Tivmon
Tinker
Theo
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Poverty and Pride in Boxing's Fading Era
The article surveys former boxing stars and their fortunes, contrasting wealth and ruin. It details Jim Jeffries, Bob Fitzsimmons, James J. Corbett, and others like Ma Maloney and Joe Walcott, noting investors, lavish lifestyles, and repeated financial downfalls.
Callahan Advocates Fielding Over Catching
Los Angeles commentary argues catchers should be skilled fielders, not just throwers. It claims catchers must move quickly to handle bunted balls and relay throws, with basemen taught to throw underhand and avoid looking at the bag. Calhagan proposes making bunt plays as natural as throws to second.
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White Man
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A. Akuple
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