Reid Sees Burns Champion Fight Upset Prospects
Boxing writer J Reid argues Tommy Burns would beat Jack Johnson, citing Johnsons lack of knockout punch and consistency. He notes Johnsons connections with managers and promoters, while praising Burns gameness and willingness to fight top rivals for suitable money.
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Ommmy Burns
Jack Johnson
Ceupee
Johnny Reid
Tintte
Jénason
Tommy
Reid
Sam Fitzgerald
Atlantic
Zick Abrams
Johnson
Fran Texas
Tuck Magicburn
Tarring Burns
Chease
Ketchell
Thomas
Key
Watkins Drafted Negro Confusion Sparks Managerial Debate
A controversial note outlines Manager W J Watkins of the Indianapolis team who allegedly paid for a Black player and did not realize the player’s race. The piece discusses how league rules might apply if the player’s status became known, with Brooks and other figures mentioned in the context of the American Association.
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Chinage
Dan
Yam
W. J. Walking
Indianapolis Tean
Mack
American Association
Watkins
Teague
Wallsing
Wrooks
Wisconsin
Asdo Halon
Rockenfield to Play with Jersey City Now
Ike Rockentioh, a Seattle figure, rumored to have played widely in the Nariinweant league, is linked to a move with Jersey City. The season’s South long campaign sees him facing Falta Rawk and potential gaps in previous associations.
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Rockenfield
Jersey City
Ike Rockentioh
Seattle
Telly
Falta
Rae
Hodnaphall
Damages Sought Over Mine Timber Fall and Carriage Injuries
The Reins Copper company and Employers' Liability Assurance Corp face suits in district court. A. B. Cummings claims $15,000 for injuries from timber fall at the mine after defective rope failed to hold limbers, causing debris to strike him and others. Additional labor lien claims pursue about $700 against the same property. Pullman Company sued for $10,000 over an unmet drawing-room agreement after a passenger alleged mistreatment and poor service. West Side Coal sues for $1,244 for coal furnished. Column notes cover league salary cuts, boxing prospects, and a large bowling tournament with $2,000 in cash prizes.
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Reins Copper Company
Auik
A. B. Cummings
Yeaterday
FG Got
Sul
Pullman Company
Bovine
Tip
Snohomish Fran Butte la Spelevie
Ninselt
West Side Coal Company
Dent & Bosloy Copper Company
Races Report From Los Angeles Track Meet
Los Angeles January 15 results summarize a long card of six furlongs to mile and a quarter races. Winners include Succeed Paradise Queen Minka Andoghe Blanene Coven Lowrie MacParbing and Pedro with other placers. The page notes times and placements for each race and references a probable future match between BU Papke and Hugo Kelly.
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Los Angeles
Adoration
Neme Lucille
Paradise Queen
Joe Galleus
Bane
Minka
Amadia
Med Garter
Ting A
Titth Rare
Idtarvel
Jilly [Bowlegs
Timie Lis
Andoghe
Sentady
Chris- Psecond
Russ Hall May Play But It Will Take Work To Shape Up
The Seattle Times reports Russ Hall, former Denmark league shortstop, hopes to play next year yet faces weight issues. He weighs about 260 pounds now after years of not exercising, with friends joking about his form. He tried a three day diet but quit, planning to shape up for the upcoming season.
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Ite
Kleie
Jue
Jeanette
Johsom Fr
Philadelpia
Johnson
Tommy Burns
Jim Jeffries
Burns
Sul Burns
Rowndl
Mike Schreck
Schreck
Dea Burns
Spike
Hamlet
Rusa Hall
Seattle ‘Times
Russ
Recreation Pack
Sain
Dugdale
Jim
Dug
Inle
Murder at Carrollton Confession of Negro
Kansas City January 1 police report a negro named Simo a negro was arrested last night at Carrollton charged with the murder of Herndon found dead in his apartments Monday morning Brooks confessed today that he murdered Herndon and robbed the body of 150 dollars Herndon was struck from behind with a hammer causing a fatal skull fracture New York January 18 directors of the Wriots Central declared a regular semi annual dividend of 342 percent today.
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Kansas City
Thooks
Carrelitario
Ney Herndon
Brooks
Herndon
New York
Jai
Wriots Central
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Hawke Griffin
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St. Louis Americans
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Rohed
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