World billiards expert tours Spokane for exhibitions
Joseph W. Carney the world champion three cushion expert leaves for Spokane for a two week exhibition engagement at a new 16 table billiard parlor. He notes rising private home billiard installations and a growing number of women players, citing Chicago as a billiard hub and highlighting common private table sizes.
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Lion Dolara
United States
Joseph W. Carney
Spokane
Chicago
Mr. Carney
Maroon Schedule Sets All Conference Games
Chicago football schedule shows Maroons play Indiana, Iowa, Purdue, Wisconsin, Northwestern, Minnesota and Minnesota at Chicago this fall. Director Stagg reports no non conference games as conference members urged league based dates. The list includes Oct 2 Indiana at Chicago and Oct 16 Iowa at Chicago among others.
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Cornel University
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He Onlig
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Board of Athletic Control
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Bet
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Minnesota
Irwin Talis of Catchers Praises Past Stars and Modern Imitations
Highlanders scout Arthur Irwin recalling great catchers Buck Elving Charley Bennett Doc Bushong Silver Flint Tack Boyle Charley Snyder and others from the past. He notes modern players show little improvement with imitations Bresnshaw Dogin Street Sullivan Stange Gibson and Lapp among the best. Jack Johnson plans training outside Albuquerque for a rumored Las Vegas July 4 bout with Din Wynn after a trip last spring.
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Charley Bennett
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Silver Flint
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St. Louis Times
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Fragmentary OCR Note Tells of Names and Places
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Albuqnevane Athlone Anghi and Malrathon with several personal names and a place reference. Details are unclear but hints at social or event names, dates, and a long list of misread terms. The text preserves minimal readable entities.
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Hosta Athieie
Malrathon
Anghi
Andrew Orkdlesir
Madden
Figures and Promises at the New League Summit
New York April 1 At the United States league meeting in the Hotel Imperial promoters boast of vast revenue potential and discuss money behind clubs and players. An unnamed magnate boasts of developing players quickly while recalling Jack Lapp rising from $40 to six thousand dollars a year, illustrating the financial gulf between owners and players.
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Butte
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Tas
Tle Pald
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Ualged
Tesreau Poised as Giants Prospect After Early Season Rise
New York April 19 A rookie flinger for the Giants, Jeff Tesreau, showed speed and a developing repertoire after a slow start. Recalled from the International League, he impressed in Brooklyn by holding the Superbas to three hits as McGraw shapes him for the fast set. Tesreau’s future likened to a second Walsh, with a strong curve and hard-throwing fastball.
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Hazy talk on lively sphere and ball quality in baseball
Chicago observers debate how much last year s lively cork center ball influenced hitting and whether this year s ball will yield similar results. Reports note confusion among manufacturers and public silence on ball specifics.
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Giants Beat Brooklyn In Opening Season Clash
New York opens its season by defeating Brooklyn in a hard hitting game. Rucker knocked out of the box and Mathewson, though hit 18 times, pitched a safe game. Philadelphia defeats Boston in NL opener as Batterlee and Mattern contribute for the victors. Schedule notes from several cities follow with mixed results and postponed games due to wet grounds.
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Johnson Shines as Washington Beats Philadelphia Easily
Washington struck early and won behind an outstanding performance by Walter Johnson. Batteries Brown and Janne and Ainsmith provided run support as the Phillies were defeated with Washington recording a comfortable victory.
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Janne
Ainsmith
Oakland defeats Los Angeles in Pacific Coast League game
In San Francisco on April 1 Oakland beat Los Angeles 1-0 as Wieitoye hit 1L and Galland drove in runs but failed to convert. Vernon's two runs helped Sacramento tie Portland later, with Otaker, Brackenridge and Agnew among the Battery players.
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Tacoma Mil Defeats Vancouver In Northwest League Clash
Tacoma mil defeated Vancouver 14 to 8 as Belford and Sepulveda led the scoring. Seaton was injured and replaced by Belford in the seventh inning. Seattle led 6 to 0 in the later game before Portin’s rally helped them win 6 to 4 with strong pitching by Barrenkétap and others.
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Jurge SAYS Shooting Was Accident Sets Girl Free
In Los Angeles on April 1, Viola Carver of Tacoma was discharged after a police court examination. Judge Chambers ruled no motive was shown for the shooting of J. Mewit Edge, a young realty operator, and stated the incident appeared to be accidental.
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