Northwest baseball muddle sparks congressman interview
Judge W. W. McCredie, Portland congressman, speaks with the Oregonian deserting rumors in the Northwestern league. He defends support for the Northwest league, criticizes "bush" towns labels, notes road success, home crowds, and proposes an all coast and Northwestern structure to develop local talent.
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W. W. McCredie
Congress
Northwest
Washington
The
Oregonian
Suort
Long
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Treland
Ewing
Seattle
Spokane
Walter McCredie
California
Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
Vernon
Sacramento
Northwestern
Walter
Dugdale
Hest
Pitchers Not Big Cyclones
A brief note lists pitchers who are not part of the Cyclones, highlighting those labeled as not belonging to the group and presenting a quirky categorization. The text reads as a casual roster aside with minimal context.
Pitchers With Little Stuff Still Win Games Across Leagues
In a San Francisco dispatch dated January 7 players show that success often comes from control and clever pitching rather than raw speed. The piece highlights Tozer of the Angels and Oscar Jones as examples who win with precision, while noting many stars rise or fall after standout first seasons. It also notes famed performers like Cobb Mathewson Wagner and Clarke remained potent beyond their rookie years.
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San Francisco
Boston
Honolulu
Havana
Tozer
Angels
Henley
Mr. Ratter
Dillon
Jimmy Whalen
Whalen
Oscar Jones
Jones
Oscar
Dirks
Slivers Henley
Slivers
Swat
George Hodson
Hoddie
Hodson
Hamberg
Seattle
Los Angeles
Lobert
Cincinnati
Broad
Don
Philadelphia
Giants
Chicago
Red Ames
Ames
Central Park
Tyrus Cobb
Barry
Ban Johnson
Ian Crawford
Christy Mathewson
Matty
Hans Wagner
Fred Clarke
Hal Chase
Brown cashes out in Spokane club sale and profits
Spokane report says Joseph P. Cohn bought the fourth interest of Robert P. Brown for 8000 dollars. Brown leaves as manager after a strong second place finish and a $10000 dividend. Cohn to run the Indians. Brown to oversee Vancouver bid and future ownership plans.
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Spokane
Joseph P. Cohn
Robert P. Brown
Brown
Indians
Vancouver
Ducky Holmes
Waterville
Holmes
Cohn
Littl
Juarez Juarez Day at the Races Bragg Leads Wins
Bragg wins the six furlong sprint amid a mixed Juarez program as Molesworth trains three winners. Gerrymander heads a selling race with Gladys Louise and Ina Gray second and third. Odd Rose takes the six furlongs with Mary Genevieve second and Ban Lady third. Seven full wins five furlongs with Silver Stocking and Sugar Maid second and third. Ed Keck leads a six furlong race with Rounder and Catheryn Scott third. Bragg repeats in another six furlong selling race with Lomond and Anne Mc Gee third. Bonnie Rose wins a selling six furlongs with Convent and Deuce third.
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Juarez
Bragg
Molesworth
Gladys Louise
Ina Gray
Odd Rose
Mary Genevieve
Ban Lady
Silver Stocking
Sugar Maid
Ed Keck
Rounder
Catheryn Scott
Lomond
Anne McGee
Bonnie Rose
Convent
Deuce
Bozeman College Faces Wesleyans in Tough Next Game
Manager Sleeman of the state college basketball team announces an upcoming game with Wesleyans of Helena on January fourth. The Helena squad led in the first half before holidays, but Bozeman College surged to win 41 to 4 after a 15 to 13 halftime deficit. The team vows aggressive play from the opening whistle as daily hard practice continues and players show improved condition.
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Bozeman
Sleeman
Wesleyans
Helena
Capital City
Collegians
Pittsburg Boss Considers Wagner Move To First Base
President Barney Dreyfuss of the Pittsburg club ponders shifting Hans Wagner from shortstop to first base to reduce fielding work and extend his slugging career. Haas filled in at first on several occasions without incident.
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Pittsburg
Jan
Barney Dreyfuss
Hans Wagner
Haas
Helena Girls Defeat Livingston 45 in Lopsided Tilt
In Helena on January 7 the Helena high school girls team defeated Livingston by 45 points. Key moments included the Helena forwards Henniger and Margaret Sander delivering strong scoring and aggressive defense throughout the game.
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Helena
Livingston
Helenas
Henniger
Margaret Sander
Nelson cancels engagements for Pacific coast training
Minneapolis dispatch reports Battling Nelson announcing the cancellation of all theatrical engagements and plans to travel to the Pacific coast on Monday to start active training for his February 22 bout with Wolgast.
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Minneapolis
Battling Nelson
Pacific Coast
Wolgast
Greenbridge Upsets Paradise Queen At Moncrief Park
At Moncrief Park Jacksonville FPla Jan 7 Greenbridge defeated the favored Paradise Queen at 9 to 1 in the final race. Earlier races saw Sister Phyllis win the first with Harold Jr second and Rose Arkle third. Time 1 02 1/5 for five furlongs. Yama led seven furlongs in 1 29 with Melo den second. Frank Purcell won the fifth selling race in 1 08 1/5. Jack Parker captured the fourth in 1 41. Fur nace took the sixth selling race in 1 14 with Snowball third.
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Fpla
Moncrief Park
Sister Phyllis
Greenbridge
Paradise Queen
Harold, Jr
Rose Arkle
Yama
Woolspun
Meloden
Frank Purcell
Tempter
Mr. Smarty
Jack Parker
Lager
Dr. Holzberg
Daddy Gip Wins Larkspur Handicap at Emeryville
DADDS GIP GETS PERATURE, Oakland, Jan. 7. Daddy Gip showed improvement in dry going and won the Larkspur handicap at Emeryville today, beating top 3 year olds. Turret was favorite but Daddy Gip led him home by lengths. Delmas and Frank Rustaller also scored in other races with notable times.
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Oakland
Daddy Gip
Emeryville
Turret
Delmas
Frank Rustaller
Tony Faust
Steel
Dovalla
Media
Indora
Miss Officious
Miss Naomi
Charley Paine
Tur
Dr. Crook Triumphs In Tampa Meeting Feature Race
Western owned horse Dr. Crook wins at Tampa with strong speed amid four favorites taking victories. Five furlong results include Jack L. Axon winning and Necklet second. other races list Occidental Ven Adium Acolin Descoments and Bannock Bob among top finishers with times ranging 1 06 2 5 to 1 46 5.
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Tampa
Fra
Dr. Crook
Jack L. Axon
Necklet
Sallie Savage
Occidental
Sorrel Top
Bonebrake
Alvise
Ven Adium
Jupiter
Acolin
Cloisteress
Uncle Jim
Nebulous
Cassie Argreggor
Descoments
E. T. Shipp
Bannock Bob
Ice hockey game between Shamrocks and Columbias postponed
The match scheduled to be played at the Holland indoor rink last night to decide a tie with the Shamrocks and Columbias was postponed due to several players being unavailable. A new date has not been set, but Sunday afternoon is likely.
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Holland
Shamrocks
Columbias
One Bromo Quinine Laxative Ad Claims Effect
An old advertisement claims a single product, Bromo Quinine laxative, cures cold symptoms. It urges readers to look for the signature of ER W Grove and markets the item as a world over remedy for colds. The note appears as a generic period-era patent medicine blurb.
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