Frank Baker talks career path from Cambridge to New York
In a Cambridge Maryland visit, Frank Baker recalls early life on local teams, hiring by Mr Day, and pay of three dollars weekly. He describes starting as a pitcher, then third baseman, later dedicating to hitting and learning from Herzog. Baker stresses nerve as key to success and notes Marquardt’s potential.
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New York
Franklin Baker
Ana Mage Wa Altyer
Rearnny Bulger
Marz Jana
Cambridisa
Trappe
Giants
Cambbridge
Home Rum Baker
Ilor
Catteridge Giui Trappe
Sempablr
Baker
Seaford
Cambridge
Hin
Maryland
Baltimore
Sie
Connie Mack
Ridgely
Charlie ‘Zog
Anid
Herzog
Warner
Amy
Wiille
Jashunts
Les Fat
Jeok
Santu
Marquardt
Marquard
Mathewson
Beider
Walsh
Juarez Races Wind Delays Speed On Fast Track
Juarez racing meet ran under strong winds with all races on a fast track. Wilt confidence re stored riging led to a six furlong handi cap win at odds 6 to 1 for Lolly. Winners included Mothat Kelelum, Ian Crowley, Stafford, Uncle Ben, Cable, and Bhiele Mate with various second and third place finishers and times reported.
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Juarez
Juarez Drack
Stesuka
Ian Crowley
High Street
bin] Eaton
Stafford
Tod
Mary Fanily
Bob Farley
Uncle Ben
Kootenai
Cable
Bona
Zool
Wille
Bhiele
Racing Entries Flood UARAP Juarez Meet as Teams Enter
Feb 16 at UARAP Juarez saw first race results with multiple horses selling at five and a half furlongs and others at various distances. The Chicago based Apprentice allowance race drew 40 five man teams for the twelfth annual tournament, with Langley reporting record entries and Chicago clubs expected to enter up to 25 clubs.
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Juerex
Blexico
Watkees
Florence Ktion
Alisa Page
Camarada
Miss Miler
Patsy Beach
Prazzle
Isom
Birst Fashion
Batwa
el Pato
Wi Ear
Hille
Drem
Mary Winlly
Irror
Booger Hattie
Tom Hock
Yo Solo
Harvest
Berenade
Satnest
Henry Williams
Oonoonioo
Gus Tinr- Unide
Heretic
Kompic
Talert
Mamuc
Whidden
Aequain
Armaiko
Vanor van
Lady Tendy
Vanor
Gelica
Antiga
Vanews Hall
Johr Grits
Xelling
Innie
Chartey Green
Bona
Ren Uwens
Virginia Lindsey
Nyanaa
Biapleton
Greenbridge
Sisth Tae
Furiones
Tudge Walton
Pilapet
Juan
Fred Mulholland
Chicago
Fab
Bowne
Langley
Atl
Iwalee
wTtal
Gentry
Ciecego
Abandoned Race For Gonzagi Montana Tilt In Spokane
Spokane February 16 The wack teams of the University of Montana and Gonzagi College will not meet this season. An official notice states student interest leans toward basketball over track. In today’s touring tournament meet Willett led with 18 points while other scorers included 92 and 99 as the team struggled to finish.
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Spokane
Wash
University of Montana
Gonaageé College
Athlotl
Gonzagi
Paschadlami Basket
Afonnna Alliotes
la Spokana
Oden
Dinh
Fen
Tony
Great Ty Tenis Triumphs In Grimy Night Basketball
A rugged night session yielded Great Ty Tenis a 17 to 27 win amid rough logs and basket hall play. Amborel and Arani led a 3-Cornell advance defeating Ambrerat by a single point, while a 2-yard relay showcased Wad Teaponetble and Cariel's strong finish amid unclear names and scribbled OCR.
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Apeelnl
Stendard
Palla
Pek
Cuttin
Grant Walle Apd
Dhiibank
Hig Wehdolth
Ty Tenis
Amborel
Arani
Imeb
Cornell
Ambrerat
Strength tests at Mines spark curiosity about student fitness
Tom Robbins, physical director at the State School of Mines, plans to measure all 70 students over two weeks to gauge average strength and physical perfection. He will record class differences, habits like smoking and alcohol, and preferred sports on a questionnaire, aiming to compare current students with past records.
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Banson
Mantana State School of Mines
Tom Robbins
Samson
Robbins
State School of Mines
Rniployhus
Imi Botte
Wigil Clase
Local tournament ends in a close loss for Waelish team
City match reports show Waelish formed Len, known as the rode, losing to San Mateo players led by Whiteneamnused or Chonallan. The contest was tight with a disputed score, on a day described as OK for the event.
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San Mateo
Time and Veteran Aid Each Other Through Hardship
A veteran navigates mounting challenges with help from Jor Jie Head offering support. The two work together to ease burdens and chart a path forward, underscoring community assistance and resilience in tough times.
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Jor Jie Head
Ferns Knock Out Deshler In Ninth at Grand Avenue
Kansas City Ferns KO Dave Deshler of Boston in the ninth round before the Grand Avenue Athletic Club. Ferns forced the Boston man from cover with rapid blows, drawing him out and securing a knockout. Ferns will clash with Ray Benson in Indianapolis for the welterweight title next month.
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Kansas
Ferns
Kansas City
Dave Deshler
Basta
Grand Avenue
Eastern boxer Bedell seeks match with Puckey Me- Trarand
Eastern lightweight Bedell plans a bout with Puckey Me- Trarand in the near table. He aims to provoke a bustle from the Windy City fighter and prove his sturdiness.
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Fae
Bedell
Puckey
Me- Trarand
Windy City
Tim
Aggies upset Miners in state basketball clash at school gym
Vic Austin's Aggies defeated the Miners 18 to 11 in a steady, well executed game. Aggies guards harassed Miner star Reid, while Hartman Foss and Wilcomb led scoring. Miners failed with weak shooting and poor team play, despite several good chances.
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Vic Austin Aggies
Shin
School of Mites
Gattig
Bcoyes
Aggies
Minara
Aggiva
Centerville
Awork
Ageioe
Porwards
Hortman
Rossrenter
Wicomb
Guands
Havekiss
Gorman
Tavian Xn Wins in Hard-Fought District Contest
The Chicago Journal reports that Livinston and 12 other players took the court as Lin Turk County Lad a and Keddia Pinnk led a late surge. Shelver and Apbnasa contributed key plays as the team pressed toward the coming season.
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Livingston
Dip Neoro
Toa Vatler
Shelver End Apbnasa
Lin Turk County Lada
Bowling Congress Opens Coast With $10000 In Prizes
Los Angeles hosts the sixth annual Western Bowling Congress contest at Consolidated Keystone alley with 78 five man teams. Mayor George Alexander bowls a ceremonial first ball as women fill the alleys in the opening round. Cash prizes total 10000 with $1200 going to singles and doubles, entries dominated by club members from the West.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ube West
Western Bowlng Congress
Keay Alley
George Moexander
Congress
Rve
Fee Douties
Mirapis Wit
Jae
Lomarrow Eee
Jaenaden
Aio
Rollie Lo
Xaniex
Reese
Iow
Ollega
Une Ale
Yoind
Incal Cliba
Acora
Ieaia—Stinanns
Rmajestic
Venleo
Cosmonoilfang
Omatin Defeats Wontorgaiart in Two Falls
Omatin, on February 8, defeats Joss Wontorgaiart Vonlgut Ih in two straight falls. The first fall ends in 8G minutes, the second in MW minutes.
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Omatin
Voualt Mahmouts
Joss Wontorgaiart Vonlgut
Unknown local boxing bout yields uneven results at night
A fragmented record notes a boxing match where Sambon 14 and Pittlony Ich faced off, with Jackson and Samson involved. The tally mentions mules and eleven convinules, while Hagenn weighed ten papnids and Samson £26. The text is garbled and obscures clear outcomes.
Vancouver Victors In Narrow Championship Tilt
Vancouver and Portimdaners clash in a tense relay race as Variconvar takes top honors. Portinnt finishes close behind with Ayo crish Wn in the Wexing.
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Vancouver
6. C
Portimdaners
Wreatiers Urokn
Variconvar
Wille
Wits
Van
Boxing results show Portland contenders win key bouts
Cauger defeats C A Frankel of Portland in 6 42. George Waller of Vancouver beats McCarthy of Portland in middleweight. Gibbs of Portland wins by knockout over Give Amen. O'Donnelly of Portland wins by decision in heavyweight.
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Cauger
C A. Frankel
Portland
George Waller
Vancouver
McCarthy
An. Gibbs
Give Amen
O'Donnelly
Difuail
Western mining man Campbell dies in Spokane at 67
Spokane, Wash Ireb 1 Amassa oh Campbell a leading West mining operator died here tonight aged 67 from throat ailment. Campbell served with Union Pacific as a young man and gained early mining experience in Utah from 1871 to 1887. He helped develop many mines in Beaver County and later built fortunes in the Coeur dAlene district and Montanas iron and tungsten ventures. His estate remains heavily invested in northern mining regions.
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Spokane
Wash
Ireb
Amassa
Utah
Beaver County
Unat
Coeur d'Alens
Digpenius
United States
Montana
Igahe
Weve
Jury Reduces Damage in Dillon Right of Way Suit
The jury in the condemnation case between Gilmore and Puths Railroad Company and Craig Crowell reduced awards. It granted $1.95 for land to be taken and $8,075 for damages to the remainder, reversing commissioners' figure. The 42 acres sought were valued by commissioners at $2,300 with further damages sustaining the defendant. The case was argued in a long trial.
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Dillon
Lon
Giimore & Puth
Irs Railroad Company
Craig Crowell
Urenour
Lewistown Electric Power Company Formed
Articles of incorporation filed for Lewistown Electric Power Company capitalized at 1,000,000. Directors include Max Uebgen, P Pymebaker, Steve Wogat, W Kerr of Dubie. C C Sironsoi, W Y Tohnson, Rovon Tobel of Lewistown.
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Lewistown
Lewistown to Melt Colmbes In Debate At Opera House
Special dispatch from Lewistown says a high school debate between Columbus and Lewistown will be held next Wednesday evening at the opera house with a Bavarian team visiting. The Commercial Club plans a dollar dinner at Bright, featuring Northwest Development League Secretary Wil J Campbell among other speakers.
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Wistown
Enesial
Lewistown Commitees to Secure Railroad Shops
The Commercial club of Lewistown met last night and decided to send two commissioners to St. Paul to confer with heads of the Great Northern about securing the railroad shops for the city.
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Standard
Lewistown
Allway
Uils Clly
Pawat Ohee
Great Northern Ot
Unclear municipal election plan outlined in local notice
The fragmentary notice from Lewistown hints at a upcoming municipal election in April with one alderman to be elected from each ward. It mentions parties and candidates but the text is garbled, leaving key details and names unreadable.
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Ayeelal
Lewistown
Apri
Harry Steinfeldt to Manage Cincinnati in New United States League
Dr Harry Steinfeldt a former star for Cincinnati Chicago and Boston Nationale signed today to manage the Cincinnati team in the New United States league. The deal aligns Steinfeldt with the new league venture and places him at the helm of Cincinnati operations.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Web
Harry Steinfeldt
Cinnati
Chicago
Boston Nationale
A Little Redfish on Display at Aquarium Exhibit
A young specimen named Psedonila cantus altus is shown for the first time at Cold Spring Harbor laboratory. The redfish, about two inches long, will grow to roughly ten inches and is notable for its bright red body with black-tipped fins and unusually large golden eyes. Its habitat spans the West Indies and Atlantic waters with occasional drifts into streams near Woods Hole and Marblehead.
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Charles B. Davenport
Cameyle
Cold Spring Tfarbor
West Indies
Tulletin
Marblehead
Mass
New Jersey
New York
Erally
Blind Girl Genius Delights At City Concert
A visually impaired young soprano and pianist, Edna Wood, impressed a large audience at St Paul’s Methodist Church with refined technique and emotional tone. The program featured vocal solos, piano selections, and violin pieces, highlighting Wood’s dexterity and potential as a concert pianist.
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Rytta
Fiss Wood
Miss Wood
Vos
Jagt
Gram
Cecilian
Anaiory
Mmna Leipheimer
Meindy
Ler
NILGHR ARRIVES HOME WITH VISIT TO PANUCA CANAL
David Jiger arrived home yesterday after a saving weeks away. Hilger and D F Turke, railroad builder, visited the Panuca canal area with electric engineers to Cull wack inspecting that great work.
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Staniard
Tawistown
David Jiger
Mr. Hilger
D. F. Turke
Panuca Canal
Electrica
Ayendine
Wong Tong Faces Threats Over Debt in Oregon
Fragmentary report from Pundictor Oregon on February 16 describes Wong Tong, a Chinese man, fearing coercion to enter the cemetery after facing a £20 debt. The text is garbled but implies danger to his life and a desperate situation in a Chinese community.
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Ore
Chingso Men Grav
Wong Tong
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