Columas and Shamrocks Battle in Tie at Butte Rink
A hard fought hockey clash between the Columbus and Shamrocks ended in a 4 to 4 tie after extra time. Neil starred for Columbus with two goals, Lalonde anchored Shamrocks defense, Wilcox sustained a head wound, and plans for a rematch next Thursday were announced.
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Lalande, Who Guarded the Goal For the ‘Shaimracks
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Tis
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Collins
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Shimrocks
Maillet
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Wilcox
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Liande
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Dr. Pigot
Seyell
Umekeentr
McCarthy Boxing Show Set For Tomorrow Night
Jerry A McCarthy plans a boxing exhibition at the North Main Gittel gym tomorrow at 9 o'clock. Three fast, close matches are promised including Young Mookey versus Ogden’s Dick Huttray and Ed BjuMen of Bulle facing Kiel Day of Los Angeles in six rounds, plus Tally John vs Kiel Day in four rounds. The remodeled gym should improve spectator comfort and seating. attendees urged to arrive early.
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McCarthy
Qegymansium
North Main Gittel
Jermr
Cjeay Athletic
Fin Butte
Heart of Gelf-Defense
Mookey
Oxr
Turry Relves
Ogden
Dick Huttray
Eden Lad
Rifle Association Elects Officers Amid Telegraph Match Plan
The annual Turky Mountain Rifle Association meeting elected officers led by President Guy Stivers and Vice President John Gill, with Thomas E. Tooth as secretary. The group, now at 87 members, operates ranges including 1000 yards at Hocker and a 22 indoor range near State Savings Bank. Regular shoots start January 21, featuring a five-team telegraph match with Seattle Trifle and Revolver association, judged by mail.
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Iliven
Hocker
Te Foot
Montoan Atreet
State Savings Bank
Prilny Figld
Jacat
Seattle
Clarke's Verdict in Tigers Pirates World Series
Fragmented OCR reports Clarke as a pantomimist at batters artful play in the World Series. Selmidt Detroit catcher notices Clarke and a tense exchange hints at strategic remarks during the Tigers Pirates showdown.
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Clarke
Tigers
Pirates
Wits
Pwetroit
Charley
Scbnildt
Stage Declares Old Game Will Stand In Football
Chicago reports Coach Stage of the University of Chicago defends the old form of college football against modern reforms. He states that the existing game should be retained with changes and rejects substitutes or reverting to rugby or other association games.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Tylercollegiade
Assovhation du New York
Salvaton
Bicycle six day race crowns Clarke and German Australian duo
Clarke and the German Australian pair won a six day bicycle race held in Borin with American and French teammates close behind. The event featured multiple teams including Bertin and Brocel contending for second place as Dau of New York and Fogler of Brooklyn trailed.
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Walter Tile
Jaci! Clarke
Saginive Ki and rivals clash in Porto boxing scene
The report details a turbulent Porto boxing event featuring Rueen duchies and Hol) Fitzsimons, with Lavigne and Nelson disputing calls as a referee, amid claims of unfair conduct. A controversial thrashing and long boxing tenure frame the chaotic night.
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Javto
Rueen Duchies
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Fitzsimons
Lavigne
Nelson
Ulaim
Bern
Walcott
Lavigies
Porta
Fragmentary Theatre Row Incoherent OCR Sketch
An unclear OCR fragment describes a theater scene with mentions of Jack, Vern Mantes, and Johnsen. References to a constable, pollen, and a disturbance are tangled with names and actions, yielding a disjointed, unreadable event outline. The text lacks coherent facts suitable for a normal news summary.
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Jehosen
Tolaéru
von Armraétyere
Lo Jain
Johnsen Inginr
Dee
Regatta calendar tightens as intercollegiate races set
Intercollegiate rowing authorities announce a single four mile course event on a Wednesday in June with varsity eight and junior events planned. The schedule repeats prior formats, featuring a varsity race followed by a heavier Cromhinan elite contest and a main Tay course race, all on the Bradsony river at Paughkeepsia.
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Tiger Chief Seeks Reliable Backstop
Pelrult Michigan report notes Tiger Chief seeks dependable catcher as the team begins title pursuit. Sehimidt is criticized for poor form, while Stanage is seen as a promising but inconsistent option. Heekendert’s peak health could influence selection, with Jennings or Hughey in consideration as possible replacements.
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Heekendert
Jennings Syauk Manke
Iughey
Clark
Kicking Controversy Surrounds Occhiantal Bay Club
A garbled report from California discusses a football dispute involving a coach or official named Phemenon Kicking and players including John Lillis Bier. The text references touchdowns, a fight over scoring, and alleged payola tied to a goal, with criticism of ethics and forgetfulness amid unclear names and dates.
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Medfoys
Whyte. Bay Louver Organization
Occhiantal Vatege
California
Aktiele
Yerorty
Keiths
Goa
Umps to Be Big Meet On Diamond
Reporting on baseball umpiring reform, President Lynch and league moguls consider changes for protecting umpires ratings. The Missouri sessions discuss timing, oversight, and the role of umpires in major games, with leaders like Lynch and Young steering outcomes and reforms.
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New York
Hynen
Saul
Giad Bascha
Lynch Jones
Ae Eusie
New York Athletic Club plans modern athletic leadership reshuffle
The New York Athletic Club outlines a comprehensive management overhaul to elevate track and field and other sports. Key appointments include Matt Murphy as captain, Vig Agafabyte as captain, Hugh Baxter as first lieutenant, Breen as chief trainer, and Paul Pilgrim a top middle-distance figure. The group aims to make the club world leading in athletics, with Breen and Pilgrim among notable performers and a focus on reorganizing committees for bowling, tennis, and track events.
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New York, Jan
New York Athletic Club
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Ita
Matt Murpiy
Manele
Hugh Baxter
Joni Breen
Paw Piterin
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Hicdoy
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New Infelds Probable for Browns This Season
St. Louis, Mo. January text suggests the Browns may field an entirely new lineup next season. The Willims sale hints at a new catcher. O'Connor offered to Washington for cash. Merr refused to Hehty Wallace to be fed at playing. Grigge, who batted first, may shift to another position. Tones sent to St Louis. Not a single. holding down a place in 1910.
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Browns
Willims
Tobe Ferry
O'Connor
Bin
Washington
Merr
Wallace
Mound City
Grigge
Tom Tones Wan
St Louis
Exconvicted Brush Speech on National League Umpiring
A scanned 19th century speech by Vow Nagtonit Tewae presents Brush’s reflections on the National League presidency, umpire oversight, and the historic roles of past leaders like Ward and Young. It discusses the function of the president as umpire supervisor, the evolution of the league’s discipline, and the need for capable leadership to govern on-field decisions.
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York
Hetd Bere Mney
Tule
Ssus
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Hoorn
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Balkelay
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Malberk
National League
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Art
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Youn
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Young
Piyers
Beuliie
Umpire Leader Recalled as Ideal for Top Role
The piece lauds a distinguished official, praising his integrity and experience. It notes public and press support for his appointment, and mentions broad recognition across cities where national wage events occur. The reference to Themis Laynelt appears as a ceremonial nod to past acclaim.
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National Wage
Nomiinale
King of
Themis
Laynelt
Colored fighter can hit avers and other notes
Stanley Nedleter predicts a bout where Juunson faces Jeffries, arguing the colored fellow can hit and defend well. He praises V as a top defensive fighter and claims Bay Ife and Spnter misread talent. He asserts confidence in landing solid shots and avoiding risks, counting on skill over brute force.
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Slanley Nedleter
Wicks Juunson
Jeffries
Dohasawill
Teffries
Laut
San Francisco
Tormey Buens
Bily Papke
Rube Marquard Touted To Prove Worth This Year
In a feature on the National League, Rube Marquard is praised for past persistence and potential to improve. Fred Merkle notes Marquard’s control issues and optimism that a successful spring could spark a strong season ahead for the pitcher and the Tribe’s hopes.
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Lon
Rhbe
Suirguard
ALA
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Oller
Cuba
Fred Merkle
Marquard
John McGraw
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Mierafard
Merkle
Washington Singers Faulty Report on Infielders
A garbled passage reviews infielders named Bransfield and Kinty, noting Bransfield second in fielding and hitting near the A mark. It mentions Diese and Hoblitzel, but the text is unclear about specifics.
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Chince
Chase
Hoblitzel
Bransfield
Mark Whwage
Diese
Kinty
Wich
Fragmented OCR sports note with unclear names
A damaged OCR snippet references multiple players and teams with unclear names and outcomes. It hints at averages, last season performance, and pitching but lacks coherent details or dates for a clear summary. The passage appears to mix several teams and individuals without readable context.
List of Record Marks From Early Sport History Compendium
A dense, OCR skim of athletic performance records including bicycle times, motor speed, swimming, harness racing, pigeon racing, track marks, pacing, and early open-water feats. Named athletes and venues appear with dates ranging 1904 to 1954, noting speeds, distances, and record claims across cycling, boating, running, and equine events.
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Fimilo Lunghi
Montreal
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Misa A. Kellerman
CG. M. Nantet
Dan Shearne
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