Tragedy of the Diamond Casts Shadow on Coombs and Devlin
The article recalls John Coombs and Arthur Devlin as examples of late-career decline in baseball. Coombs battles pain and weakness after a world series injury, remains determined to pitch again, and faces skepticism about returning. Devlin slows with age, altering his fielding and bunting, and ultimately loses a regular lineup role, marking another famous baseball setback.
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Butte Forms New City Basketball League
In Meaderville and Butte, members of the Meaderville Young Men's club and local schools organize the Butte City Basketball League. Teams from the Young Men's association Meaderville high school and the school of mines join, with the first league game slated at the new gymnasium.
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Sprint series fuels chaotic New York bicycle grind
A late day sprint program at Madison Square Garden drew top action in the six day bicycle race. Walthour Collins and Magin faced penalties but later crews recovered as Waithour, Coline, Appelhans, Hackebaach and Corry Walker shifted standings, with Hansen and Anderson far back and Opsky Keefe trailing.
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Sveral Miles
Tinker warns owners over purchase talks
Chicago, Dec. 11. Joe Tinker, former Cincinnati manager, warns club owners he will not be bought without consultation due to business interests. He hints willingness to coach in Chicago or Pittsburgh and says he won’t move his family again, questioning any cash purchase for his services.
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Joe Tinker
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National ‘Baseball League
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Pirates
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New York
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Philadelphia
Corner in Calf Market Punished by Jail Sentence
Kansas City Dec 1 Jonn Atkins president of the Missouri and Kanea Calf and Cattle company found guilty of obtaining money by a trick in connection with an alleged corner of the local calf market and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary Orlando Bone chief buyer was acquitted The suit alleged that paying buyers for three large packing companies allowed the men to corner the calf market and gain above market prices The three backing companies reportedly lost more than 200000 through the calf companys transactions
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Jonn Atkins
Missouri and
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Congress urged to study vivisection and cruelty to animals
Washington, Dec. 11. Adoption of resolutions calling on Congress to appoint a joint committee to investigate vivisections and other forms of cruelty to animals concluded the annual meeting of the International Anti Vivisection and Animal Protection Congress. Other resolutions urged Congress to establish a closed hunting season for five years and to form a commission to determine whether school textbooks incite children to cruelty.
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Verdict for J M Kennedy Held In Retrial
Special Dispatch reports J M Kennedy secretary of the Montana exposition commission won a favorable verdict after a case against William Parent over alleged Lincoln County election frauds was reopened. The suit began two years ago with Parent claiming unpaid wages, and after default judgment, an error in trial date allowed a retrial. The court reversed the prior decision and awarded Kennedy victory.
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McIntosh Named Third Man in Petroskey Fight Card
John H McIntosh will be the third man in the ring with Sailor Petroskey and Leo Renz. A noon meeting with manager Louis Parente secured the decision, Petroskey insisting on clean fighting and a referee who enforces it. McIntosh has been training at Centerville gymnasium, while bets and rival chatter surround the Granite Street bout.
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Leo Houck
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Bob Meatister
National League Draft Rules Aim To Strengthen Clubs
The National League closed its annual meeting in New York with three amendments to the constitution. A new drafting method would let second division clubs choose before first division teams, strengthening weaker clubs and the league. Governor Tener gains arbitration power over waiver prices and a technical rule fixes New York City as the home for multiple clubs. Joe Tinker remains unsigned.
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Pennsylvania
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Champion Willie Ritchie Hospitalized After Nose Abscess
World lightweight champion Willie Ritchie is in bed with facial ice after nose abscess surgery. A doctor ordered rest and the promoter claims no responsibility for last night’s cancellation. The Ritchie Murphy title bout is postponed indefinitely and a Rivers match is suggested for New York in January.
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Willie Ritchie
Ritchie
Ritchie-Murphy
Tommy* Murphy
Murphy
New York
Denial of Nationwide Cold Storage Trust
Washington reports that after weeks of DOJ inquiry there is little ground for believing a national cold storage trust exists. U S attorneys surveyed the field and found few cartels in large cities, with no broad trust impacting egg prices nationwide.
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United States
Department of Justice
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Montana Postmasters Appointments Listed
Washington reports Montana postmasters appointed including David P. Harris at Malden in Yercus county replacing H. H. Dryden who resigned, John H. Broeker at Rosebud in Htovebud county replacing C. G. Beckstrow, and Gwendolyne Evans at Willams in Teton county replacing C. E. Alken.
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Malden
Yercus County
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Rosebud
Htovebud
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Gwendolyne "Evans
Willams
Teton County
C. E. Alken
Vote of Confidence in French Government
Paris report states the French chamber backed the government after Premier Doumergue outlined cabinet policy. The vote stood 217 to 167 with 100 deputies abstaining from voting.
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Thankful note to friends and associations for sympathy
Jean Serene expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for sympathy after the loss of her beloved husband. She also thanks the members of the Central Order of Atoore, the W. De Ww A and the teamaters union, and those who sent choral offerings.
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McGregor Infant Remains Shipped for Interment
The remains of the infant son of Mr and Mrs Samuel McGregor were shipped Saturday evening from Dugnan's Undertaking Parlors to Harlowton where interment will take place.
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Samuel McGregor
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