National season to close earlier in baseball schedule
The 104 game National League season will start one day earlier and end four days earlier than last year. Opening weekend matches include New York at Brooklyn and Philadelphia at Boston with several other key city pairings. New umpire staff, plus two new arbiters, is approved led by Lawrence Owens.
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Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief From Grip Epidemic
Doctors nationwide treat a grip epidemic with many patients reporting run down kidneys. The ad touts Dr Kilmer Co Swamp Root as a herbal kidney and bladder remedy claimed to ease lameness and urinary issues. A sample bottle offer is available by mail and druggists sell regular bottles for 50 cents and one dollar.
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Trades Urge Big Moves in Johnson League
Chicago Feb 18 Trade owners and managers gather for the annual schedule meeting. The focus is on possible major trades led by George Stovall’s status with the team and Harry Davis likely taking first base. Chicago Americans manager Jimmy Callahan attends bidding, while St. Louis eyes a catcher and Clark Griffith pursues a pitcher.
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Charles Wins On Final End In Great Butte Victory
Special dispatch from Winnipeg reports Charles of Butte edged Young of Sidney 15 to 14 in the McLaren rink on the final end. McMilan of Butte lost to McGregor of Gore Bay 14 to 6. Menstolas defeated Scotland 12 to 2 in the comspiel. Dur ius St. Paul beat Alexander of Winnipeg Granites 12 to 7. Grady of Regina defeated McLeod of Duluth, and Olduam of Duluth fell to Cannipheil of Winnipeg Thistler 9 to 11.
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Juarez Race Results Highlight Mixed Card at Juarez Cup
In Juarez Mexico Dr Dougherty captured the six furlong handicap and the Juarez Cup featured multiple races. Lady Stalwart won the five and a half furlongs with Jivaxtan second and Phil Connor third. Royal Ton led in the six furlongs second race, Muralight was second and Aumtalko third. The Bali Dother won the maid race with Dottie B second Minnelitte third. Dr Dougherty also won the fourth race with Goldfinn second Closer third. Panente Hell won the two and a half furlongs with Little Jane second Gelico third. Crossover won the mile, Uncle Ben second John Louis third. Heavyweight boxing news teased a match in Australia between Voy and Langford set for April 2 after term weeks.
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Heavyweight Clash Supposedly Ends In Shock
New York boxing scene reports a heavyweight bout where W Al Vnizeor challenged Balloe Whita. Vnizeor landed heavy shots as the fight progressed but the details of its outcome remain unclear amid chaotic reporting and damaged text.
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Gibbons Defeats Wicks In Close Welterweight Bout
New York, Tech. Welterweight Mike Gibbons of St Paul won a hard fought 10 round decision over Detroit's Preddle Wicks. A ringside majority had Gibbons ahead in most rounds, with the seventh the lone exception. Gibbons led with sharp straight punches early, Hicks responded with a sharp blow in the opening, and in round six a left to the jaw by Hicks hurt Gibbons. Gibbons came back and battered Hicks on the ropes in round seven.
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Fight ends with split decision after rallying blows
In a gritty contest Hicks absorbed punishment before Gibbona opened a cut over the eye. Witt landed a left hook and Micke held on as the round wound down, with Hicks groggy in the eighth and ninth and the late surge failing to deliver a knockout before the bell.
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Pugilist Gus Rubin Dies in Brooklyn Cafe
New York reports Gus Rubin a former prominent boxer of the 1890s died suddenly in his Brooklyn cafe from a stroke. He fought Tony Sharkey and Jim Jeffries among others, with notable bouts including a 15 round draw and an earlier 10 round loss in single figures.
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Incision Unpovpulaty Fight In Milonsburg Event
In Milonsburg Washington a chaotic round led to crowd turmoil as Cah Makan Frith Wolland and Otto Borg engage in a televised bout. Borg and Voiland split the action as Hanlon and others intervene to separate combatants during a tense moment.
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Spokane Bowlers Win a Hard Match
Spokane five man bowling team defeated Hex of Butte in a telegraphic intersty match. Final scores Spokane 285 and Butte 2648. Andresan Meyers led Spokane with top totals. several players exceeded 200 in games. The Apolians beat the Pster niloya ty Spolute. Spokane to represent in Packie contest tour in Bootland late this term.
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Anireson Aludro Tota Updates
Anireson Aludro Tota provides new details in a brief update. The report lists the key figures involved and notes the implications for ongoing events, with emphasis on the evolving timeline and stakeholder roles.
Bowling Entries Hit Record 241 Teams in National Tourney
Secretary Dangtry of the American Bowling Congress announced 241 five man teams entered the national tournament to be held in Chicago starting March 2. Entries close February 16.
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Attempts Made to Loot National Guard Armory
San Diego militia guard the California National Guard armory after two attempts to break in and steal a new conglenment of rifles. Authorities say plans for insurrection in Lower California are not behind the plot. the armory holds a large ammunition consignment.
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Mayor Pilson Names Police Chief Candidate Amid Council Fight
Rugville, Wash., Feb. 1. Mayor B D Pilson has fled, naming Mrs. E E B Eaton as chief of police with city clerk. Mrs Baton is described as wife of an Inca merchant. The mayor has faced council rejection and the council will vote Feb. 22 on his chief of police appointment.
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Street speakers arrested in San Diego protest
San Jviego California February 1 ten more persons were arrested for defying the free speech ordinances as three thousand people watched in the business district. Speakers were taken into custody as they mounted the stands and eighteen of those arrested were arraigned today and pleaded not guilty while demanding separate trials. Bail defaulted at zero dollars and all were sent to jail.
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Wisconsin hunting licenses issued in 1911 report
Madison correspondence from St Paul dispatch shows Unit 125,400 hunting licenses issued in 1911. Each license holder killed game valued at $2. One hundred five licenses for catching fish from outlying waters issued. More than 268 persons fished inland waters. Total deer killed estimated at 7,335.
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Gonzaga Names New Athletic President in Montanan Visit
Edward stating of Vistor Mont captain of Gonzaga College basketball and baseball teams is named president of Gonzaga Athletics. Quilty of Vote chosen president, with events described during a Spokane Washington visit on March 13.
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Dying Father Urges Son to Win Boxing Bout
Haech Tahna pleaded that his son Tally Johns win the match with Jimmy Reagan after learning of his father’s grave condition. The elder Johns, a 89 year old Wales native and longtime Bullea resident, died next morning at 1604 Second Avenue with his son beside him.
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