Wolgast Uncertain About Coming Back to Fight
Harry Carr interviews bantamweight boxing champion Ted Wolgast who contemplates retirement or another comeback. He cites a possible match with Willie Ritchie or an avoidance of future title defenses, discusses financial plans including a California ranch, and analyzes rivals Packey McFarland, Rivers, and O’Brien while predicting the lightweight division’s future with Ritchie.
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McGraw Eyes Third Straight Pennant In 1913 Giants Quest
John McGraw vows to defend with the Giants in 1913 after a bruising 1906 to 1913 span filled with misfortune and injuries. He notes Diptheria, Bresnahan, and Dan McGinn’s injuries as sobering reminders that luck plays a heavy hand in baseball. He stresses the need for a strong bench and confident substitutes to sustain a title chase against Chance Cubs and Jennings Tigers as they chase the league crown.
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Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Overcoat Sale at THE CLA on North Main Street
Sale announces overcoats up to a certain value offered today at 25 dollars at THE CLA located on North Main Street. The notice presents a brisk bargain event with emphasis on affordable outerwear for shoppers.
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Billy Nolan Seen Contacting Boxing Fame in San Diego
The San Diego Sun sketches Billy Nolan, famed handler of champs like Bat Nelson, who helped Willie Ritchie reach the lightweight crown. Nolan, a sharp dresser and talker, is portrayed amid theater work and mingling with sports figures, while Ritchie headlines as the success story of their era.
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New Years
Record Attendance At Curling Rinks Sets Season High
The largest crowd of spectators this season filled the curling rinks last night to watch Goodale and Leys cup contests. Six teams competed in a strong display of sport as action continues until mid February. Skips included D McMillan, Dr McGregor, John Keat, and others, with results showing several close scores across Rinks Nos 1 and 3.
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Som-point 182 balkline match ends in 80 point win
George Slosson defeated Koji Yamada in a long balkline game, 80 to 720 after 27 innings. Yamada produced a 122 high run but could not overtake Slosson, who led Chicago to the upset in a dramatic late block. Willard defeated Luther McCarty in a heavyweight bout in Fort Wayne on January 22.
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Commission Rules for Ball Players Set by National Board
The National Baseball Commission at its Chicago meeting will push uniform contracts across leagues and uphold one month salary after hospital release for disabled players like Manning of the York club in the Tri State League. The ruling restricts clubs from paying beyond that period and labels outright release as a breach of international agreements. In boxing news, rumors of a Tid lifting were denied by Mayor, clarifying potential match plans for Rae McGoorty against Brown or Clabby.
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Abandoned Arizona Mine Promises Big Producer
Prominent investors led by John Hoy and Charles Clatie announce reactivation of a famed southern Arizona mine. After years idle due to flooding, modern methods and machinery will revive silver and lead production, with expectations of copper, zinc, and substantial revenue from reworked dumps and engines. Hoy, long linked with Senator Clark interests, plans a short winter visit as work begins.
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Move to Bond Ravalli for Highway Betterment
Hamilton January 10 At a Hamilton Chamber of Commerce meeting the executive committee initiated a plan to bond Ravalli county for 180000 to improve highways. A three member committee was named to report next Tuesday and urge public support at the evening general meeting. The group will confer with county commissioners on a special election to vote on the bond and prepare data to show benefits of a first class system of roads.
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Guessing Big League Pitches Stars Opens The Season
Speculation runs about the 1919 pitching stars with young talents rising like Carl Cashion and Joe Engel. Washington’s Grifith backs them, while managers inexperienced in national league posts face scrutiny. The piece weighs managerial chances, training wisdom, and the rise of players amid club politics and loaned insights.
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Injustice Cited Under Carey Act At Oregon Irrigation Session
The Oregon Irrigation Conference hearers denounced neglect of Carey Act projects delaying settlers water. Speakers blamed two failed companies for halting progress after hundreds of acres were claimed. They urged state aid and a law banning false advertising by real estate promoters to push legislators toward action.
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Rebels vanish from Puebla battle in Mexican uprising
In Mexico City on January 10 rebels reportedly vanished from the battlefield near Asotcingo after reinforcements from the capital arrived to drive them back. Official counts claim over 20 rebels, federals, and others killed, with 200 infantrymen and 190 mounted officers reported missing or captured as Chiella fell to rebel forces.
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