Lange of California Star of Base Ball Wings Fame
A long tribute to Tyrus Cobb Lange, famed California ballplayer, lauds his size, speed, and all around skill. It highlights his base running, fielding, and leadership, comparing him to greats like Cobb and Anson, noting his dramatic impact on games and enduring popularity with fans.
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Slong
Athletics Beat Independents In Home Basketball Exhibition
The Athletes defeated the Independents 12 to 20 in a fast paced on court exhibition. Young players from both sides contributed while veterans showcased skill and teamwork. Attendance reached around 200 with enthusiastic cheering despite modest turnout.
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Ely
Getie
Ayer
Windente
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Kelly
Barnet
Lwaoyr
Ruvnett
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Uae
Larned Dominates In Tennis Class At Year’s End
New York reports crown events in a feature on Willis A. Larned, top amateur in the United States, with notes on Davis International rankings and a lengthy list of players and standings. The piece highlights Larned as a standout and mentions other leading figures in the sport’s season end assessments.
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New York
Mawen Lupnis Pilvers
United States
Willis A. Larned
Agni
Timsett
Wallace F. Johnson
University of Pansylvania
Wien
Hla
Tinckett
F. T. Alexanter
Altngether
Tha Residers Poylew
United Buttes National Lawn
Tenuta Wasdeluten
Aeusaw
Johnsons Major League Debut Shocks Baseball World
The piece chronicles John Johnsons debut in the American League, detailing pregame notices and the public hype surrounding him. It notes Welker as a key jumping-off point in Idaho and recounts Johnsons early struggles, the crowd reaction, and the broader lesson that lasting fame comes after years of effort and persistence.
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Welsor
Idaho
Welker
Hu Tie Wildy
Iohizen
Fiat Ace
Liem
Johnson Widlowsly
Johnson Walt
Kron
Taoa
Dla
Mamere
Witkhinggon
Predicts Supreme Court of Appeals for All Sports
Sullivan, former profiteut of the Amateur Athletic Union, argues for a supreme court of appeals in all sports to unify national matters. He cites growth in regions shifting athletic influence from East to West and calls for international rules and regulation to advance the sport nationally. He predicts a year of transitions and strengthened governance across athletics.
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New York
Der
Macon
Tenens
Sullivan
Amatobe
Vantroverstia
National Affort
Athigties Fm
Big Country
Ametaugh
Seara
Aulilvans Baller
Sporta
Halenca
Athiettc Gnion
Sears
Chicago
Archer Wins by Pluce and Nerve in Baseball Tale
A fractured account follows Archer as a gifted catcher battles fate and ridicule. The piece traces his rise from Atlanta to Detroit, his debated throwing style, managerial scrutiny, and a test of nerve that shapes his career, ending with boxing event cancellations in Kansas City and beyond.
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Cavage
Tiny Atetor
Yasebuil
Misa Port
Sin
Atlanta
Archer
Outfeld
Pate
Dell
MérMiah
Aliss
Madiker
Arhiats Mturauser
Une Meridian
President Johnson Aims to Save 161-Game Schedule
Scormodoe Commeduee of Chicago reports President Johnson and committee member Charters Ay Comis key will push for restoring a 161 game season. J Farrell of New York notes the schedule debate centers on stability and public interest amid league tensions.
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Chicago
DR. Jonason
Amoricrn League
Kamad Ag
Ay Comiskey
J. Farrell
New York
Mooney and Ketchel Sparring Plot in Boxing Ring
In a 1920s style reminiscence by Norat Edgren, Johonie Mooney of Hoslow plans a western tour sparring with Kid Ketchel, a famed middleweight, as a rising challenger. The piece weaves Mooney’s approach to risky partners and Ketchel’s willingness to test hit power, noting the tension and eventual pairing outcome.
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Noreat Edgren
New York
Johonie Mooney
Hoslow
Tella
Chey
Toney
Nefit
Honey
Kekly
Modiey
Ils Nestor
Willlus
Philadelphia National League Grounds Change Hands
Annie Linton Lath wife of Charles P Tart of Cincinnati becomes new owner of the Philadelphia National League ground. Title transferred this afternoon. T. Rogers and A. I. Roach farm owners. purchase price listed as 2540000 dollars. Ground leased to the club for twenty years with option to buy at expiration.
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Annie Linton Lath
Tate
Charles P. Tart
Cinchanut
Taft
Hms
Faim T. Rogers
A. I. Roach
Charlas Itirnhy
Chicago Wal Leakie Club
Mumcaser
Ivyho
Charles P. Watt
Wat Pipers
Se Paliadeliphia
National League Baseball Club
I Yenoa
Nelson and Leagues Tangle Over San Francisco Club Plans
In a tense muddle from Milwaukee to San Francisco, Nelson presses for ground rules as Wottmaat and other figures threaten to enter a club pact. Officials from Moonery Weinmann and Cincinnati vow steps to curb leaks, while National League president Lynch takes charge of the inquiry amid a busy card with Enfield and Archholdam showing in feature races.
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Battiing
Nelson
Pusitiat
San Francisco
Chehinatl Deo
Moonery Weinmann
The
Nations Baseball Com
Inlaatou
Cincinnati
Chibz I
National League
Races at Emeryville Clouded by Weather and Officials
Emeryville race day saw muddy track conditions with Ostlind Doc Bogey and Uirpat in competition as juries review Girks suspension from Araze ride. First race at five and a half furlongs yielded Sakula over Metropolitan and Wicket. Second race, six furlongs, Savage won with Lila Cuttercup second. Third race went to Jim Gaffney, with Rose Vale second. Fourth race Hamper won, Bindetllar second. Fifth race saw Rosmere Hon win with Mink Spring second. Sixth race Inclement captured the course race ahead of Crafton and Boas. Time details for each event listed with varying fractions.
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Girks
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Sakula
Metropolitan
Wicket
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Lila Cuttercup
Qaton
Jack
T Mme
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Rose Vale
John Fouls
Trace
Hamper
Bindetllar
Fernando Atd
Rosmere Hon
Mink Spring
Cock Sura
Thema
Crafton
Boas
Great Mus In Stretor Jacksonville
Race day results from Moncriel pack feature Sally Preton upsetting as a 10 to 1 shot in the stretch under rider McCarthy to win after Tim McGrath led early. La Salle faded late while Clem Bouchy and Seemptes Quilu placed second and third in a tight field across six races with times noted for each leg.
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Dee
Granie
Moncriel
Tim McGrath
Port
la Salle
Sally Preaton
McCarthy
Clem Bouchy
Granda Dame
Many Colors
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Seling
Ly Preston
George W
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Seliing
Tallor Boxton
Ciita
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St. Joseph
Oberon
Pennsylvania Wins Eleven Chess Championship
Pennsylvania captured the eleventh annual chess tournament amid strong showings by Brown Cornell and the University of Pennsylvania. Cornet won games in the final round as the decisive score stood Pennsylvania 61½ to 61½ with other squads trailing, Brown and Cornell earning no victories in the final rounds.
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Pennsylvania
Brown, Cornet
University of Pennsylvania
Cornet
Tvon
Test Gorneys
Boonay
Venin Inkes
Ae Champlony
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