Phillies Set for Better Year Amid Manager Change
The Phillies, after a tumultuous season, expect improvement with Donin as new manager and Fogel leading ownership. Bill Murray departs amid rumors, Connie Stack and young talent eyed for growth, while the team aims to rebound from a second-place finish and challenge for the pennant.
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England’s boxing champions plan U S tour
London based light eight champion Fred Welch and former Great Britain heavyweight champion Ian Mingue announce a combined boxing tour of the United States. They will depart in February to begin the tour amid invasion threat concerns.
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Cure for Severe Skin Suffering Leads to Public Praise
Arthur Ritchard Hull of Bridgend South Wales recounts a grueling skin disease from 1900 that covered his hands neck and face and nearly ended his career. After doctors failed he found relief with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Resolvent and reports a dramatic recovery and eagerness to share the remedy.
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Coffroths Back in Frisco’s Favor
San Francisco on July 14 reports that Supervisor John J. Herget, chair of the police commission, indicated support for promoter Gleason to secure a 45-round permit. Despite uncertain details, the city appears poised to back Coffroth’s bid for a major fight in the era.
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Fight Promoter Faces Permit Debates In Ogden Boxing
Ogden Utah Jan 14 report shows promoter Francisceo Cofroth seeking a February permit for limited round fights after three year ban under reform era. Local committee names Cofroth as driving force at Shasta club while other clubs seek or fail to obtain permits for fights. San Francisco rivalry and possible eastward venue discussed. Also notes racing results at Terrazas Park with Upsets and track conditions.
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Railroad magnate's success as turfman
The article chronicles Tate A. J. Cassatt, a railroad magnate who built a racing stable at Monmouth and Brooklyn, racing The Bard and other horses. It details his rise in thoroughbred racing, notable contests with Troubadour, and bids to sell Monmouth Park amid betting bans, highlighting Cassatt's breeding, purchases, and management.
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Thoroughbred racing card Istanbul? Not enough context to title
Verite Wanonoca led early to win a six furlong maiden race with DOr and Melodeop in second and third. George W and Jabot won a later sprint with Eatin Cunel in second and Clem Flinxehoy third. Third race Spa results show Nundieay Sitger winning, Crossover runner-up, Fulfil third. Fourth race 328% four rare sel ing Daruinawan second Killieerankls third. Fifth race Merlonge won with Chita third, time 1:28 1-1, Otile won and Mawen placed. Tampa track notes attendance rising as weather warms. Summary races list includes First race Kith and Kin winner, Firebrand second. Second Rondolet, Bello of the Tribe second. Third Raucullus, Bowilo Heo second. Fourth Cassowary, Tamar second. Fifth Ecutchton, Tom Dolan second.
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Harvard Idea Seeks Freshman Athletic Eligibility Change
Harvard proposes allowing first year college athletes to compete for varsity teams, arguing the current four year limit limits talent and hurts competition. The plan would let freshmen represent varsity squads while maintaining eligibility for players who transfer from other colleges in some form, citing past reforms in football and broader ethics concerns.
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Still Roping For Shorter Schedule
A report by Jack Ryder discusses the National League debate over extending the schedule to 15 games. Dreyfuss, Grifith, and others oppose delaying the season with a late October finish, citing poor weather, fan interest, and financial concerns. a 154 or 168 game plan is debated for spring adoption.
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Western Golfers Seek to Expand Field With New Association
The Western Golf association plans a pivotal meeting to consider amending the constitution to admit clubs across North and South America and nearby islands. The move could end Western’s era as a single body and spark a rival national organization. The gathering also marks O F Thompson’s departure as president, with Florida A Smith of Nashville installed as new Western president after his five terms leading the Southern Golf association. J C Bennett of Kansas City, head of the Trans Mississippi Golf association, will attend.
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University faculty council flags athlete in discipline query
Ann Arbor January 14 The council of the University of Michigan recommended to the governing faculty that Joy Miller, alleged football player last year, knew he was in a state of intoxication at the university event. The report notes disciplinary concerns and questions about student conduct and team involvement.
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Old Butte Market Promises Unbeatable Prices On Staples
Local ad touts low prices at a market in Butte featuring Fanny Snow apples, large yellow potatoes, tea and lard, with comparisons to other stores. It claims savings on beef, pork, veal, poultry, and select cuts, urging readers to shop for the best value and urging immediate purchase.
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Record of Discipline at Engineering Faculty
The report criticizes the engineering faculty for lax methods and assigns Biller a record for laxity of character, noting the concerns raised and the disciplinary response outlined in the document.
Shadow boxing and training aims in Jeffries era boxing
A fragmented report discusses Bill Curtis citing Jeffries aims to develop speed and technique through shadow boxing to counter Johnson, with Corbett likely directing training. It references ancient practice notes and a Spectator piece on fighting one’s shadow, plus literary asides about Greek Latin exercises and performers of the era.
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Old Roman backs Springs as Sox training site
China January 11 Old Roman says the White Sox will establish permanent spring training at Excelsior Springs Kansas City with Mrs Comiskey and President Johnson visiting. Comiskey praises the Missouri resort for accommodation and the water cure noting two weeks in mid March should prepare players for exhibition games and the pennant chase.
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