The World's Greatest Pugilists William Perry the Tipton Slasher
A tribute to William Perry known as the Tipton Slasher. The piece recounts Perry’s life from a severe youth in Staffordshire to championship hunter and brutal pugilist. It covers his daring battles, notable rivals like Murry Broome and Parker, and his enduring fame among 19th century sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Perry
Tipton
Marquis OF Queensberry
England
Perry
Eark
Broome
Moor
Staffordshire
Je Gilisen
Wade
Pice
Freeman
Goliath
Glarker
Parker
Hnlf
Picave
Marry Iittle
Parry
Hasher
Terry
Paddock
Tipton Stastier
Tyle
Slasnon
Olympic Contests of 1912 Promise Great Athletic History
A sweeping prologue to the 1912 Stockholm games predicts the event will surpass all prior athletics in scale. It highlights American hopes, star athletes, and the challenges of travel and climate, with emphasis on the American team’s potential to win and defend national glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Asythles
Stockholen
Sweden
Stockholm
Willy Ge Lounace
Uncle Ham
Mamie Fortune
Yankoe
America
Tudlo
Sam
Lauren Stares
Wildh
Alimetes
Ehualey
Junge
Mike Mary
Fone Feng
Rees Pilépuytek
Cope Hiner
Beinveten Totus
Andy Alk
TOKR
Sale Atulpten
Atte
Ali
Amateurism in College Athletics Sparks Debate
An editorials debate on amateur status in college sports questions whether students should be allowed to pursue athletics for money or continue as amateurs. It discusses incentives, university ideals, and potential shifts toward professionalism, citing public sentiment and historical remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anathy
Aurtentos
Exo Bis
College Byndis
Achally
Random Shots in the Field of Sport by Hugh Keough
A fragmentary column notes cultural clashes and early impressions of soccer in the Orient. It names Peking locals, Boxers, and a foreign observer’s attempts to explain a hybrid game, mixing slang and humor with vivid but rough recollections of language and spectators. The piece touches on rival interpretations, referees, and crowd commentary amid a chaotic travelogue style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh E. Keough
Her
W. W. Thompson a Pillar of Bowling World
W W Thompson, famed figure in bowling, led leagues and promoted the sport worldwide. From railroad worker to promoter, he helped shape modern bowling in the United States and abroad, pioneering rules, equipment, and tournament play in Chicago and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marly
Thorapean
Te Grine
Ben Pins
Farrmont
Nettingwa Mayer
States
Canada
London
France
Aa Mayo
Thompson
Picreton Thersotha
Lesan
Princetan
Eas
Tade Hin
American Howling Congress
Uae
Chicago
Reasons Why Less Kicking Is Rule in American Psopee
A historical discussion argues American League umpires are empowered by firmer penalties and job security, reducing player protests. It contrasts with National League umpiring, noting independence and fear of club votes influence calls less, shaping attitude toward players and decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn
Teagt
Jommia
Lynen
Lengus
Lynch
Vampires of Hat
Weither
National League
Owaer
Eyanu
Lsu Hal
Allen
Alin
Pio
Avery
Two Year Old Trotter Wins $7,250 for Woman Breeder
Henry Ten Eyck White reports a two year old trotter trained by Aling Kashar Wilkes of Gall Canada earned $7,250 across three races. The horse, Princess red, sired by In 37250 for Aven Fleturles this year, shows strong speed and racing potential. Multiple drivers including Geers campaigned the allyth sien and Ariucky Todd, with notable performances and substantial purses in events at various tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ten Eyck White
Tun Ey Vonr
New Ark
Princess ‘Red
Aven Fleturles
Shai
Aling Kashar Wilkes
Gall
Canada
Todd
Willy Sd
Fielg Ny
Almett
Amanelean Sailors Banmall Game Report
A garbled South America piece describes Amanelean sailors playing a banmall game. mentions writers, journalists, and mixed references to cricket, baseball, and global trends. It contrasts Argentina and Australia with England, noting fertility of crops and national sports enthusiasm amid a confused narrative.
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Thas Jenettah
Journadiaen Pe Mixtine
Enklint
Wimont
Ithay
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Buggs
LAW
Santy Claus
Syter
Reno
Slacher
Hils
Etil
Gybbs
Guita
Walter 4
AL May Aren
Australia
Harvey T. Woodruff
Pauline
Nema Ps
Touxtt Ag
Hodney
Mars
George Wa
Winess
Framiehe
Neo
Charles Contlskey
Ulm
Rolla
Lifer
Orient
United States
Peking
Yellow Hanes
Pekinges
Chuta
Sepiarckaps
Bongiali
Sa Ta Meng
Padang
W. W. Thompson
Tagy
Inter Glob
Pheenis
Cineron
Maze
North
Clarketree
Winslay
Alany
Guinea
Seoins
Frank Bell
Mhampsoy
Tenie
Ehanmplan Ap
Avorceie
TY Staburgh
Usereg Kena
Ate
Ihe
Minolta Wat
sHronkine Tata
Sitala
Omiuibar
Nas
Charga
Toro Gaa
Maliy Kaottonal
Wiellana
Venkapaty
Emmtry
Thompuarn
Mat
Willow
Ararthig
Bari
Sip
Denen Wei
Goers
Nee Trougrs
Anedl
Lady Willow
Podly Archdale
Gordan Tadd
Ario Leyhurn
Tes Otter Hurvas
Courss
Tom Murphy
Lan
Meiowall
Tik
New York
Wonovar
Lewis Forrest
Mita Blakes
Mocriy Todd
Medion
Vite Murphy
Teers
Altam Fox Ric
Srpeanu
Mulden
Geert
STK
South America
Argentina
Kinglind
Auntralia
Mappark
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