Cuban Wizard Not a Back Number Yet
Cuban billiards star De Oro and rival Hoppe headline a New York match series as Alfred De Oro, Morningstar, Siosi son, and Yamada dominate center stage. Morningstar beats Sutton to retain the 181 emblem, while Hoppe targets the 182 crown. Yamada and Slosson clash in Chicago, with Cochran heading east for exhibitions after a Milwaukee stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cage
Alfred de Oro
Ora Morningstar
Geor Siosson
Kost Yamada
de Ore
James
Maturo
Fateh
New York
Elf Master
Hi Denver
Trero
Tiu
Doyle
Mien
Oro
Thomas A. Hueston
St Louis
Hueston
Morningstar
Sutton
Pittsburg
Chicago
Frank Ives
Hoppe
Moppe
George Sionson
Philadelphia
Yamada
George Sloston
West
Loason
Jacob Schaefer
Yamal
Slass
Yasmada
Slosson
Georg
Steutt
Milwaukee
Koll
Slomon
Welker Cochran
Manson
Town
Frank Winter
Chlson Perkins
Han
Brooklyn
Huton
Cy Morgan Expects Return as Twirler for White Sox
Martin's Ferry, Jan 20. Cy Morgan, former Athletics spitballer, says he will join Jimmy Callahan's White Sox before the American League season ends. He reports Kansas City blocked by Athletics, but Chicago or Washington may purchase his release and he plans to play next year with one of those clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Cicago
Washington
Kanas City
Kansas City
Morkan
Harry
Comiskey
Ian
Easy Life
Farrell
Highlanders
Clarke Grimm
Yankees
Eyene
Russell
Waderful
Jack
Birdie Cree
Jack Lelivelt
Lelivelt
Yanks
Bert Daniels
Daniels
Wolverton
Roy Hartzell
Midkiff
Stump
Martin
Barry
Harbison
Young
Priest
New York
Amer
Spalding Official Base Ball Record 1912 released
The Spalding's Official Base Ball Record for 1912 edited by John B Foster is issued today. It highlights the season, notes shifts in pitching records, and explains corrections to Luby's 20 straight victories. The volume also covers the World Series, Hall of Fame, and annual campaigns with demand for back numbers rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding
John B. Foster
Lubycago
Reneratis
Luby
Nec
United States
Canada
American Sports Publishing Company
Warren Street
New York City
Wrestler Crippled After Fall in Ring
A report from St Louis describes wrestler nicknamed Young Gates injuring his left knee and ankle after being thrown by Albert Wasem of Mt Louis. The 298 pound opponent, The frat fail, dominated the fall as Gates could not contest the second fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louie
van. m
Nick Collins
Young Gates
Albert Wasem
Mt. Loulh
Kiley to Present State Boxing Law in Helena Session
Representative Jack Kiley of Silver Bow county travels to Helena for the opening of the present session to present a short synopsis of the New York style boxing law. The bill sets up a three member boxing commission with a five year term to regulate bouts with licenses issued for clubs and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiley
Jack Kiley
Silver Bow County
Helena
House
Senate
York State
Riley
New York
Charles J. Harvey
Invincibles Schedule Rematch With Progressives Thursday
The Invincibles prepare for a Thursday night rematch at 8 o clock in the Young Men's club gym after a close loss to the Progressives Saturday. The lineup listed includes Simmons at guard and We Clinch at forward as the teams work to regain form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressives
Invincibles
Invincible
Simmons
St Leo St Paul Soccer Brawl Ends in Melee
A major on field fight erupted during a St Leo plus St Paul soccer clash. Police and spectators intervened as players from both teams joined the melee. Final score showed St Leo leading 7 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Toute
Hered
St. Loui
Kame Toda
St. Leo
America
Invests
Medrick Roueher
St. Leos
Agating
Branning
St. Leo Center
Tom Irvinie
Tnneetall
St. Leo's
Western Skating Carnival crowns mile and half-mile champ
The event saw McLean win the mile and Read claim the half mile while other contenders failed to reach the finals. Chicago’s Gunder also placed in the races as the competition concluded tonight at the carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yan. M—Novert Ateiean
Footation
Jay
Neasion
McLean
Degiea
Marty Read
Walter Gunder Fron
Chicago
Holdouts Push Baseball Salaries Higher Across Leagues
Detroit leaders Sam Crawford Cobb Stanage and Dubuc headline a growing holdout wave as players press for higher pay, with Ty Cobb seeking 15000 and others weighing up to 10000. The debate echoes through Tigers and Giants as clubs faced with star demands reflect on managerial salaries and public interest in player value.
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New York
Ty Cole
Jimmy Archer
Tyrus
Tris
Cobb
Sseimat
Tyrax
Ke Speaker
Jackson
Detroit
Detroit Free
Sam Crawford
Sam
Stanage
Dubuc
Crawford
New Orleans
South
Dubue
Jenkinge
Navin
Bush
Washington Star
Ambiguous six way race yields American Australian win
Paris reports a six team relay where Joe Fogier of Brooklyn and Goulet win the event in approximately 4 hours, beating the French duo Duprey Lapize who finished second. Moran and Walthour placed third, Moran and Root seventh. McFarland and Moran set a former record in New York. Duquoin reports Frank Harter of Keys Port signed as pitcher for the season with the Chicago National League club.
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Tne
Newhattan Chess Club
David Sanowski
Frank 3. Marshall
United State Pian
Matel
Contentan Jore
Th. Capablanca
Marana Chaser
Chicago
J. B. Zapptington
H. “Liebenstein
Baltimore
Noreman T. Whitaker
Philadelphia
Mary K
Paris
Pweyete
Joe Fogier
Brooklyn
Goulet
McFarland
Moran
New York
Duprey Ita Lapize
Walthour
Wiley
Root
Duquoin
Frank Harter
Keys Port
Til
Theeason
Anaconda Powers Past Butte In Hockey Clash
Anaconda routed Butte as Black Rocks yielded to a 6 to 2 score. McGilvery, McKay and Smith starred for Anaconda with fast passing and relentless attack. The Boston and Montana band provided entertainment as the largest crowd yet watched a Butte hockey game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Isluck Rocks
Reliance i
Wanderers
Mack Htocks
Butte
J. Kelly
Butte Rooters
McGilvery
Onda
Smith
Towman
Tawar
Howarth
Caiton
McKay
Black Rocks
Anaconda Butte
la Londe
Cagernese
Anacondans
Boston & Montana
New Officers Take Seats at Assembly
Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly met last night with Herman Smith as president and Margaret Bennefeld as vice president. A special committee presented resolutions for a new trial for Indianapolis laborists, which the assembly endorsed. Officers and standing committees were announced, with Donoghue reporting on Helena efforts and various members named to the grievance auditing and organization panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow ‘Trades and Labor Assembly
Herman Smith
Margaret Bennefeld
Seston
Lewis J. Duncan
H. J H. Smith
Jerry Hagerty
Indianapolis
Assembly
Merore Af Atderme
Helena
Alderman
T. J. Walsh
M. Donoghue
Ste
Smith
O. Choviere
Fred Wilson
Peter McDermott
H. J. Weight
Guenther
J. Hegerty
Farence Jen
Rate Mabie
Jarve Winn
la Duke
Sam
Thomas Hanson
Dia Surisdict
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Imeline
Wille Hoppe
Folsa Yamada
East Park
Attala
CY Morgan
Masedale Rec
Empire State Commission
Teicense
Compission
Ih. Bennetts
Comba
Peterson
Moody
LE. Barger
Cotter
Jordan
St. Paul
San
Fremnent Georts Lennon
American Association
Cantilion
Minneapolla
Central International League
Twin Cities
Lextuston Parle Witen
Central International Ae
Duluin
Winnines
Supe
Grand Forks
Te Terialize
Farge
Minnes
Virginia
Minell
General Sporting c
Omment
Chance
McGraw
Evers
Fred Clarke
Chosein
Pirates
Sunflower State
Fred
Standard Oil
Hara
Clarke
Ager
Harney
Drey Fuss
Barney
Ornelius Vanderbilt
President Murphy
Cubshow Springs
Johnny Kvers
Johnny
Murphy
Cubs
John J. McGraw
Giants
New York Town
Pittsburg Gaxsites
Zbiezke
Paul Domke
Middle ‘West
Zbyszko
Dr. Holler
Wien
St Mary's
Newsboys
Holland Ice Rink
J.T. Byrne
Vy Reds
Black Rock
Gray la Londe Gosswan
Batier Point
McGilvery Howarth
Clucas
Point Grany Rover
Rowman Kelly
Dever
oeeSteith Cameron
Plannigan
Bmetsaacs
Teferee
al Swan
Hong, Mey
Donoghue
Montana
F. Armona
Kenzie
Missourna
Thomas Butte
Dames Byrne
Midgard Wild
Howard G. Cloyd
Southern Grossi
John Scott
T. J. Me‘Abrams
German
E. E. German
North Main Street
Louisville
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