Shamrocks Defeat Columbias to Break Tie in Hockey Clash
In a St Patricks week game at Hobitans rink the Shamrocks beat the Columbias 4 to 1 after a 4 4 tie earlier. Ahenbecks Malibu led with center and captain Lelande scored twice as Walcott added two more and Sullivan tallied for the Columbias. Judges were Dr C T Pigot rover Wud Neaneth Curtsko umekeeper.
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Stamrocks
Columbias
Thc Hobitans
Columbins
Secon
Butte
Missoula
Ahenbecks
Malibu
Lélande
Walcott
Rover
London
Caver Point
Fletcher
Johnson
Dever
Sullivan
Grady
Lalins
St. Clair
Imbell
Smith
Barry Stine
Swen
Cola
Dr. C. T. Pigot
Ruover
Wud Neaneth Curtsko
Umekeeper
Track records tumble at Verran park race meet
A big crowd watched at Verran park as a series of selling races produced swift times. Himalaye led five furlongs with Margaret Randolph second and Virgin Lindsey third in 1:26. Dreun Queen won a six furlongs division with Firebarl and third. Cardinal Sarta won seven furlongs, with Misprison and Brougham following.
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Juarez
Jan. F
Sumimuvy
Himalaye
Margaret Randolph
Virgin Lindsey
Dreun Queen
Fam
Firebarl
anice—Servinle
Dick Mate
Wantler
Vidalge
Richards
Lang Defeat Echoes in Dunellen Post Office Farewell
Bobs Fitzsimmons Jr and his brother Martin, sons of the former champion Bob Fitzsimmons, sob at the Dunellen post office as they read news of Lang's triumph over their father in Sydney. The youths vow to train and seek boxing success, hoping to honor their father and win their own titles.
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Dunellen
Ila
Robert Fitzsimmons
Sydney
Australia
Peine
Bui" Lang
Witzsimmons Boys
Bob
End Martin
Dunelten
Pop
Mays
Wille Lewis In Fading Fight After Contract With Paris Meet
The report states Wille Lewis completes a rough spar with ten men and plans to travel to Paris to meet, then proceed to Baghini for a two round contest against Tom Thomas, defending title in London before the National Sport organization.
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Wille Lewis
Paris
Baghini
Tom Thomas
England
Ogrich
Lunden
Hee Keen Thomas
Unclear OCR Fragment Signals Local Event
Fragmentary text mentions names and places with garbled phrasing. It hints at a sports or performance scene with individuals like John FeWing’s Instal and Gatley, but no coherent facts or dates emerge. Unable to determine a specific event, team, or outcome from the readable portions.
Bills of Baltimore Hold the Honor in the East
A mid-20th century critique praises Bills of Baltimore as a leading batter among Eastern contenders. It highlights his power, reach, and potential to rival Wagner and Cobb, noting his high batting average and steady improvement while weighing his place in a crowded national league landscape.
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BILLS
Baltimore
Cantillon remembers the Milwaukee wreck that ended Joe's baseball path
A detailed reminiscence recounts a fatal freight train crash near Milwaukee that sidelined Joe Cantillon from a promising baseball career. The incident involved engineer Burke, brakeman Leahy, and others, with Cantillon choosing baseball over rail work and later pursuing major and minor league roles.
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Hte
Funement
Merwae
Milwankee
Ak Winnetka
Milwartien Tras
Uin
Nhs
Brakox
Leahy Alag
Su Tennoon
Sie Yao
Jno F
Burke Shallew
Cantillon
Minneapolis .Ineran Association
Oldfield Sets New Track Records at Ascot Park
Los Angeles reports Barney in the field driving while Beng racer at Ascot Park INila track today broke the world circular track record for five miles. His time for five miles was 40 1 3 seconds, beating the previous record by Ralph De Padre.
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Los Angeles
Barney Infield
Ascot Park
Inila
Rilph de Padre
White Sox May Train at Missouri Springs
Reported plans indicate the Chicago White Sox may hold spring training at Excelsior Springs Missouri with league officials and owners expected to visit the resort. Details remain tentative as executives discuss venue selection and calendar alignment ahead of the season.
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Sok
Missouri Springs
Chleago
Jan. C
Comiskey
White Sox
Mxecelsior Springs
Pacific
G. J. Johnson
American League
Sinte
Olive
Ule
Apish Bey
Fe Tay
National Commission
White Fox Comising
Macelaler
Listless Playing Kills Reputations In Baseball Trade Talk
A Pittsburg writer laments listless play hurting reputations of players amid trade speculation. Critics argue current market undervalues talent like Jordan Tinley and others, while managers and fans debate who will improve and who may be traded to strengthen rosters.
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Tainstey
Tin Jordan Tinley stetlHey
Ss Dew
Bays
Pittsburg
Internet
Eam
Tie Redken
Jordan Fung
Grrl
Reda
Chicsga
New York
Jordan
Mbe Smune
Lely
Jordan Sevins
Teeny
Fale Trubert
Wlits
Lundey
Yimsitton
Hank O Day Arbitrate Return to National League Stir
The article centers on Hank O Day and his role as arbiter amid a Johnson-Lynne change at the National League presidency. It notes O Day and Lonel’s past as peers and his renewed opportunity to demonstrate arbitration skill during a difficult game assignment in Cleveland.
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Adrim
Indiana
Cunha
Oay
Jank
Offerenis
Heavis
Jones Thast
Lyne
Cleveland
Long Lists Surface From 1895 Baseball Notes In New York
Fragmented report recalls early baseball players Nap Lajoie and Wes Ferrell era events mentioning Philadelphia Nationals manager George Burns and players Mercer and Mullin. It notes Lajoie’s first NL hit August 1 and early feats, with references to Donavan and Konan in pitching roles and a tense Phillies game against Washington.
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New York
Napoleon Lajoig
Eny
Jarry
Henatars
Central Assoniation
Hovies Fogel
Philadelphia Nacisniels
Wits
Baseball Critt
Philadelphia
Tu Alsarceune
Phillies
George Stalin
Ledate
George
Larry
Murcer
Hingin
Utes
Washington
Lajoie
Aba
St Gein
Prenehhei Othla
Eis Wesuee
Dalyate
Carnegielle
Lijole
Wesner
Fajole
Mercer Piceking
Mie
Larry Player
Maine
Wea
Phila
Delphina
Wiener
Medames
Pitauts
Louis- Ville
Western League honors and top hitters listed
The Western League released season figures led by Omaha outfielder with 259 hits and five games, followed by Miller of Puchta with 367 in seven games and Mertens of Dex Mathes with 63 in JJ Rams. Sioux City led team batting at 93 percent, with Hares at Omenia and Men behind in standings amid a rough, fragmented summary of the league’s top performers.
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Chicago
Norra E. F. Neihore
Weteh
Omaha
Miller
Puchta
Mertens
Dex Mathes
JJ Rams
Sonx Cy
Meter
Baus Stee
Cubans Battle Snowball Windup and Baseball Dreams
In a chaotic winter exhibition, Cuban players dazzled and struggled against Chicago and Cleveland Naps veterans. Addie Joss pitched for the islanders as stories spread of speed, fielding, and a midseason push. Fans, reporters, and locals debated the Cuban influence on major league style and discipline during an unsettled day of play.
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Chicago
Jaw
Fylander
Charte O'Leary
Cubs
Tiger
Ant Lis
Pal Dutel Scheter
Yapmn
Addie Doze
Cleveland Naps
Cine Close
Lin Faye
Joss
Islanders
Jossakos
Wagner Hayes Novilnee
Cuba
Pesto
Myshing
Wien Loxen
Great Sack Thief Was Harry Stovey
Marry Stovey outfielder for the Philadelphia Athletics retires with a storied record as one of baseballs fastest runners. The long-time baserunner led majors in steals in multiple seasons, with Hank Wagner and Cobb among the era’s notable thieves, as shifts in play reduced base stealing activity over time.
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Harry Stovey
Marry Stovey
Philadelphia Athletics
Acaeon
Stovey
Rily Hyonilton
Philnelptl Nationals
Fry
BN Lange
Chicago
Smi
Hans Wagner
Cobb
Chivage
Gner
Pittsburs
Ragner
Pittsburg
Chaner
Chierga Brooklyt Nati Darrel
Petraitis Heath
Clarke
Pittsburg Watertange
Chierey
VSL
Battler of Ring History Faces Aging Legend
New York reports on the boxing saga of Bob Fitzsimmons at 48, facing Australian champion Lang. The piece recalls Fitzsimmons past bouts in Sydney and Boston, notes a drawn match with Capt. Di Daly, and highlights his resilience against famed contenders like Choynski and Kuhlin, underscoring his enduring impact on boxing history.
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New York
Jan
Robert Fitzslimens
Australia
Bi Lang
Fitzsimmons
Sydney
San Francess
Jim Hail
Fitz
Stestarmans
Lad
Lala
Neaely
New Orleans
Filah
Jim Wall
Hall
Newman
Boston
Joe Choynski
Begton Theater
Choynsk
Jeffries
Ataner
Titzgimmona
Hani
Fitzelumons
Bob
Minn
Fite
di Daly
Carson City
Corbett
Kuhlin
the Garden
Gus
Bath
Rubin
Syien
Forest City Faks Recall Baseball Stars Allegedly
Forest City fans recall an era of notable players including Charley Snyder Dan Bushong Deacon White and John Cilackson. They reminisce about pitching and fielding legends like Jim McCormick Cy Yurme and Jakne Evans while debating modern talent and the quality of current baseball.
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Clevelamt
Obin
Jae
Avory
Alver
Hanston
Jezie Burkert
Larry Twitchell
Jakne Bvans
Pane
Jerry Denny
George Davie
Chip McGarr
Ati Muldoan
Stobby Wallace
Charley Buelow
Hoadiey Whey
Miust
Mtain
Jack Glasscock
Kean
Big Phillips
Jay Faatz
Patsy Trbeau
San Francisco May Ease Rounds Limit Debate
In San Francisco a political clash weighs on gun control law changes. A new board of supervisors faces decisions on glove permits and the 999 rounds limit amid lobbying by figures like Jonby Herget, nicknamed Young Mitchell, as leaders shape the city’s stance on open restrictions. The timeline remains unsettled with the upcoming council action.
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San Francisco
Johnson
California Club
Nowris
California
Thin City
Oali
Boavil
Jon By Herget
Ring
Ae “Young Mitchell
Priea Tizie Pertits
Tierset
Reid
Ck Gleason
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Colemereas
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Corus
Bob Fitz, JR
Lang
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Iba
Caretlor
John FeWing
Kline
Cyniferlvle
Balkinen
Peter
United States
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Lilnacie
Wagner
Mike Kelly
Bilus
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Joe
Oldfield
Hank O'Day
Lynch
Dughey
George Mullin
Donovan
Donovan Ae Rae
Addie Josa Tella
Hosa Hieber
Pavlene
Thiel
Jelaynd
Pawi
Ana Mayon
Angie
Ayua
Raener
Wwe
Hancellor
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