Boxing Law Sanctioned Sport Sets Standards Across States
Secretary Charles J. Harvey outlines New Yorks boxing law and state athletic commission. He notes rules including physician exams, five ounce gloves, no decisions, and no betting. He argues boxing benefits youth, supports school programs, and cites international adoption and safer professional conduct.
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Lobert the Sprint King Faces Thorpe Rivalry
The New York Press notes Hans Lobert as one of the fastest sprinters, capable of beating Jim Thorpe in a 100 yard dash when Thorpe is at his best or slowed by age. The piece highlights Lobert’s top speed and compares him to Thorpe in professional races.
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Jim ‘Thorpe
Lobert
Thorpe
Hans’ Lobert
Hans Lobert
Jim
New York
Spalding
Hornung Star of Outfield in Early Pro Baseball
Joe Hornung, a standout left fielder for eight seasons with the Boston Beaneaters, is profiled as a defining early professional outfielder. The piece details his rise in London Ontario, time with Buffalo and Boston, and the era's shifting outfield roles and rules, including the tenth man and equipment practices. It also traces contemporaries like Crowley Lewis Johnston Welch and Burkett, noting Hornung’s later moves to New York Giants and Buffalo before ending a storied career.
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Joe Hornung
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Joe
John H. Gruber
Outer Gardens
Bill Crowley
Fred Lewis
Ed Rowan
Peter Hotaling
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Virginia Club
Richmond
George Wood
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Goldsmith
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Powers
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Connecion
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Jimmy Galvin
Dave Ford
Harrie Richardson
Dan Brouthers
Big Dan
Baltimore
Rochester
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Hardie Richardson
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Mobile
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Dicky
Boston Players’ League
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Mike Kelly
Milwaukee
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Fast
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Kimira Ano
Bure
Beaneaters
Ezra Sutton
John Burdock
New York Giants
Mike ‘Tiernan
Jesse Burkett
Jim O'Rourke
Burkett
George Gore
Giants
Players’ League
O'Rourke
Gore
Oldster
Providence
Endin
Lincoln
Cleveland
St. Louis
Earl Mack Follows Father footsteps in baseball lore
Philadelphia story recounts Earl Mack son of the Sage of Lehigh Avenue rising as a tactician for Raleigh N C last season. He helped develop players like Cruthers for the Athletics and coached UNC baseball, while drawing praise for his catching and fielding prowess in a historic 18 inning game with 30 chances without an error.
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Lehigh Avenue
Mack the Younger
Earl
Raleigh, N
Cruthers
Dixie
University of North Carolina
Mack
Hush
Collegians
Mike Clancy
North Carolina
Clancy
Amateur Athletic Union
Jim Thorpe
South
Bari Mack
Philadelphia
Eddie Plank
Big Eddie
Raleigh
Huggins May Spark Cardinals in Shakeup Rumor
New York dispatch reports manager Miller Huggins plans a major roster cleanout in St. Louis. Targets include Evans Magee Oakes Hauser and Magee with trades and minor releases as Huggins reshapes the Cards for the next season.
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Bresnahan
Hugging
Wils Bresnahan
Saim” Sallee
Arnie Hauser
Ivy Wingo
Lace Magee
Rebel Oakes
Steve Evans
Huskins
Lee Magee
Hauser
Rube Enix
Jack Bliss
Larry McLean
Jimmy Sheckard
Milo Fry
O'Leary
Cathers
Geyer
Willis
Burk
Roberts
Hildebrand
Quinlan
Huggins
Inield
Miller
Himself
Buteler
Dolan
Magee
Clarke's Record as Engineer of Trades in Baseball
Pittsburg December 27 report catalogs Fred Clarke's 17 years as a manager and his numerous trades. It highlights early move sending Sun Bi to Cincinnati for Billy Clingman and Claude Ritchey, the Kenetchy Mowrey Harmon deal, and debates over trades like Tommy Leach and Lefty Leifield for Artie Hofman and Ki Cole.
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New York
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Alan Storke
Roger
Bresna
Han
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Dolan
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Cy Young
Bill” Hill
Cincindati
Hill
Josh
Art Fromme
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Groh
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Connie Ma
Joe
Somers
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Naps
Bob Bescher
Giants
Herzog
Hartley
Reda
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