Coast Baseball League Split Sparks Portland Debate
Conflicting statements from Walter McCredie and others reveal strong pressure over Portland’s role in the Northwest and Coast leagues. Discussion centers on expanding to eight teams, with California and Northwest clubs contending for seats while Seattle and Spokane compete to keep Portland aligned or exit.
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Jack Johnson Celebrates One Year Anniversary
The article notes Jack Johnson, the heavyweight pugilist, marking the first anniversary since he won the world title. It references a prior victory one year ago near Sidney and hints at a forthcoming match and training announcements including opponents and locations, with names of associates and promoters.
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Oldfield sets another circular track record at Agcot Park
Los Angeles wire reports Oldfield powered a 120 horsepower Tenn racer to a circular track record over 15 miles at Agcot Park. He beat the previous 13:7 by Ralph de Fatman and finished in 15 minutes 42 4-5 seconds, with a 693.5 second fastest mile. He also tried for a world record with a tied-start sprint but failed. Olfield won a Moeife race with Gen Kersher, beating Darnger.
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Missoula Gun Club plans reorganization after season end
Missoula Pec 26. The last shoot of the season for the Missoula Gun Club under the present organization was held at the south side traps. Although practice was light, the marksmen showed skill and interest remained high. A meeting is planned this week to reorganize the club, with a new organization to be formed. A New Year’s Day shoot is expected under the new setup.
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Fitzsimmons Knocked Out In Twelfth Round
Lang defeated Fitzsimmons in the twelfth round with a right uppercut sending him to the floor. Lang showed cleverness and control, while Fitzsimmons fought back but could not avoid the decisive blow as the crowd cheered the finish.
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Cubs and Cubs Fans Live Up To Wild Baseball Hype
The article recalls Havana’s passion for baseball during the world series era, noting Cuban fans and players like Babe Adams, Destin, Bradh Geersionally Ameri, and specifics on matches involving the Pirates and Tigers. It mentions Willams and Jimeny Turke, the Colts, and the Monster series victory by Cuba, with vivid but non-graphic observations of crowds, bets, and local rumors surrounding the games and players during the world championship era.
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Englishmen Claim Girl Caddies Beat Boys at Golf Club
Report from a Yorkshire golf club noting a shortage of suitable boy caddies led to girl caddies being tried. The experiment purportedly showed girls were more reliable and successful in caddying duties at the Mika of the Brough Golf Club, which has about 300 members.
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Little Money For The Barkstormers
A historical note discusses reduced pay for barnstorming tours by basketball teams. It covers promoters, travel expenses, and decisions by managers to limit long trips. The article groups players’ welfare and league scheduling into a debate about costs and scheduling effects on the sport.
Panorama Races Fumble Through a Turbulent Card
The program shows a chaotic run at the track with favorites Marty Tide and Mauretania pacing to visits, while early speed passes and splits mark the day. Dunsan places third as Holling and Jim Wen claim seconds in a six furlong sprint card, followed by a series of selling races detailing winners such as Mauretania, Early It He, Badade, Anne McGee, and Ban-Yury with various placements and times.
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Milwaukee editor unveils Sporting Almanac record book
The Milwaukee sporting editor of a prominent weekly introduces a comprehensive Sporting Almanac Record Book. It catalogs leading athletes across track, running, bowling, athletics, baseball, and automobiles with updated records and illustrations. The work promises extensive charts and modern data for enthusiasts.
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Fielding figures in the old league
New York December 26 Captain Frant Chimeo of Chicago leads all National League fielding by percentage in 92 games with 0.91. Brans of Philadelphia follows with 0.889, Storke played with Pittsburgh and St. Louis ties for third with 0.84. Wagner of New York and Hummel of Brooklyn post notable marks, while Clarke of Pittsburgh chalks up the best over all with 0.87 across 182 games. Gibson of Pittsburgh catches 80 games.
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Medals Presented to Shamrock Football Team
Yesterday at Capt. Unerry Goole’s Home a ceremony honored Shamrock Football players with medals for a recent tournament. Secretary Montini noted the Gaelic football honor while Captain Goole assisted, with many cheering as the team celebrated the presentation and danced the evening away. RDennia Murphy departs soon for the Hint.
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Wisconsin names eligible man for vacant athletic director post
Special dispatch from Madison reports candidates for the vacant Wisconsin athletic director position include former Janesville manager John L. Fisher and George F. Downer of Butte Montana. Harvey Holles USC athletics chief and ex Wisconsin end could be contenders as regents consider candidates for the post.
Ducks Holmes Eyes Northwest Franchise Move
Reports indicate Ducky Holmes considers joining the Vancouver franchise amid talks with Spokane and Portland backers. Decision expected within 10 days on tuition funding and possible Portland withdrawal, with Northwestern league ties and bids from Bulle and Kutte under discussion.
Boxer Tells Of His Best Fight For World Crown
The heavyweight recalls beating Fitzsimmons to win the world title in 1899 at Coney Island. He describes strategy, the late round knockdown, and his confident plan to retire as champion. He notes critics, backers, and a tough road to the fifth defence, praising his victory as the easiest in his career. He promises to remain world champion until his next retirement.
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Lynch on Umpires Handling The Game And Reporters
The article argues umpires must be judged by the game’s pace and crowd pressure, noting Tom Lynch’s authority and the bias baseball reporters show. It contends critics overstate faults, urging restraint and respect for umpire decisions on the field.
Good Business Examination in Ring Fights Raises Safety Debate
The Pittsburgh police scrutinize boxing exhibitions amid concern over ring safety and fake contenders. Reports cite regulated rings, trained referees, and the need to protect paying spectators from sham fights. Authorities warn about dangerous blows and potential fatalities, urging enforcement of genuine contest standards.
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Wildcat meat trade sparks violence in city districts
Fragmented OCR text describes strife between rival families and a group labeled Ou tek tong in San Vranelaco. It references trauma, a meat market in Chinese quarters, and rumors of warriors facing ferocious beasts as conflict escalates with unclear dates and party names.
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