Flat-Footed Stars In Track Draw Wide Attention
The article reviews foot size and arch details of famous athletes from New York to Europe. It notes how long feet aid leverage for sprinting, lists athletes such as Ford and Baxter, and recalls their shoe fits and racing impacts. It mentions University clubs and Yale champions, plus college examinations and measurements planned at Bozeman.
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New York
Tye Mar Lorie
Guemany
Toh
Extson
Ainlelves
Alwis
Athera
Megas Prinetosa
Matealin Ford
Yound Athieves
Ford
Trans Molmers
Hans
Holeysr
Mat
Alexander Jordan
Atlee Club
Thi Rowley
Harmon Ae Yale
Inet
Lawson Robertson
Nyany
Longton
St. Yyvee
Elore
Tack ‘Johnson
Jill
Bozeman
Mcfntosh
State College
Glie Shivents
Callege
Enligge
McIntosh
Famous men once writers on sport
A long, flawed reminiscence chronicles Charles Moyt and peers from baseball to theatre. It traces Moyt and Hoyt on Anson and the White Sox, noting early writerly turns by Leonard Washburn and Phil Dunne, and recounts Anson’s debut in a failed Broadway venture and the era’s journalistic talent shaping baseball lore.
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Anson
Chicago
Isracnice
Syracuse
Hoyt
Aly
Carmly
Greog- Hitlon
Henra
Lng
Chilly pastime draws hardy women to Scarborough beach
Winter sun seekers in Scarborough brave freezing February winds to swim in icy waters. Women, facing biting cold, gather at the harbor edge during morning and midday hours, balancing rare warmth with wind driven spray as onlookers marvel at their endurance and the season’s unusual beach activity.
Racing at Weather Tan Park Feature Day of Racing
A large crowd gathered at Weather Tan Park for a six race card. Intent won the first race over six furlongs with Lady Barett second and Mary Genevieve third. In the five and a half furlongs second, Cir longa Golfin van took the win with Sever Lullies and Knight back. The seven furlongs third produced Carlons Glietys Toulse first, Hardly Boy second, Brie of Brass third. The long mile fourth saw Might Hoss win over Prince Ahmed, Cynsy King, Flees. Fifth race ended Sachawood over Albion I with Alice Collins third in 1 26 5. Sixth race featured Paris, Ban Ton, and Tipe Juarez in the one mile event.
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Tan
Terranae Park
Road Intent
Lady Baret
Mary Genevieve
Hight Knight
Glietys Toulse
Hardly Boy
Bane Ton Redond
Bane
Tipe Juarez
Exter
Offer of Cottage Made to Jeffries
Fragmented OCR text describes a planned cottage offer to Jeffries for training near Pactey canyon. It mentions a 2000 foot elevation, a monster tree and wild surroundings, with a nearby home and a potential boxing or sparring event proceeding the next evening.
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Jeffries
James St. Jeffries
Pactey Ss Canyon
Gangon
Haltaar
CIA
Enon
Sheamer
Bray
Sobriety Praised by Jack Johnson at YMCA Talk
New York on Jan 22 Jack Johnson exuded manliness during a YMCA speech praising sobriety and discipline. He urged balancing willpower with education and work, saying sobriety is the touchstone of success and warning against vice while stressing self-control.
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New York
Jeck Johnson
Young Men's Christian Association
Cardinal Remilgues
Johnson
Sullivan
Bette
Sharkey
Jeffries
Succes l
Misoula Maennerchor Anniversary Celebration Review
The Missoula Maennerchor marked its second anniversary with a program at the Englen havl lomptt. Under conductor Mes Schroeder the choir performed pieces with harp and violin, featuring Sol Temero, A. Sehroeler, and Sel Temerey among others, and a spoken anniversary address by County Clerk FW. Raphal.
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Englen Havi Lomptt
A. K. Witkwam
Nelock Unti
Oreli
Mes Schroeder
Mande
Tien Sehroeler
Sel Temerey
Niveraary Addirsd
Glork
Raphal
Maenarrchor
Charles Schamtler
Nelecion
Traumteri
Gelcetion
Tex Deserves Fair Treatment in Ring Fight Standoff
In a chaotic scene at Goldfield, Tex Rickard faced pressure from local promoters over Joe Gans weight and ring terms. Rickard refused to coerce Gans, risking funds but preserving the fighter’s choice and guarding fair treatment amid tense negotiations.
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Thien Tuckard
Efe
Tg Gane
Joe
Ralé
Tac
Rickard
Gans
Lil
Many Knock s for Maker of Books in Old Syndicate Tale
A veteran recalls early bookmaking in America detailing 19th century betting schemes. He describes figures like Ridge Leve, Henry Stalker, and Louillard, the rise of combination betting at Saratoga, and the eventual decline after scandals and scrapped rules. The piece traces social circles, venues, and the spread of wagering culture across New York and beyond.
Conference Preview for Joint Academy Committee Meeting
Pittsburg figures Fhomag Lynch and Charica Ebvets, with Garney DecyCuss, chair a preliminary conference for tomorrow's joint academy committee meeting. The committee includes Ban C G Johnson, Charles W. Somers, and Frank Ferrell. Brey argues the public does not want Joanne schedule. Brooklyn president Hobert says the 168 game method is desired by fans.
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Pittsburg
Ya. Tan
Fhomag Lynch
Charica Ebvets
Brooby Club
Garney DecyCuss
Tomerrory
Ban C G. Johnson
American League
Charles W. Somers
Cleveland
Frank Ferrell
New York
Barney Breyfuss
Ishbety
Joanne Sched
Fbbels
Hbbete
Brooklyn Elnh
Tate
Ban Johnnan
Innight
Utility man in baseball shows tough role and value
The article argues the utility player endures on the bench, shaping games with versatility and resilience. It notes managers rely on bench readiness, base running skill, and adaptability, while highlighting the benched player’s quiet impact on a team’s championship chances.
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Rome
Otter
Sach
Belg
Wiley
Christy” Mathewson
Maserall
Nepulx
Grann
Oman
Jou Mich
Fragmentary Wailer Valerian tale from the state press
The report from the Wailer Valerian recalls Chief Chariot arriving to read the yards of ulologues paid by the state press. The piece mentions bullying buncenl and bhiffed days, the poor old Tron, Ike the reat of un, and the flowers being went reyne before they were gone.
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Reyne
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