Ball Club Seeks Manager Amid Pitcher Shortage
A rattled camp demands a capable manager to assemble a ball club with scarce pitchers. Directors push for quick contracts as McCafferty era lingers and Klein and Delt are noted pitchers sold. The aim is a first division team with loyal fans and solid leadership.
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Ayorte
Alle
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Butte
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Duluth Wins Bid to Host Next Boks Spiel Curling Meet
At the annual meeting the St Paul Curling Club and visiting clubs elected Duluth’s A. Duran president for the coming year with W. Hargraves as secretary. Officers include Sain McGregor treasurer and Forge J. Reedal first vice president. In Duluth trophy draws Meallian beat Lightner 9 to 8, Dunbar defeated 11 to 1. Winnipeg rinks honored with silver cups. Also notes of boxing results from Helena and Boise baseball interest in the Union League.
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Boxing Promoter Details Possible Johnson Departure
New York reports promoter Dan McKettrick says Joe Jeanette and Al Palzer may fight in a planned June 2 bout as a Grand Prix event. McKettrick, who also intends Willie Lewis versus Adrian Hogan soon, claims he has a signed letter from Johnson.
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Jo Tohngon
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McKettrick
Willie Lewis
Adrian Hogan
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Unclear OCR item about travel and guarantor
Fragmentary report notes a guarantor and readiness to sail for Paris. Mentions McKettrick and J von amid authoritative sourcing for a possible trip to Paris. Details are vague due to damaged text.
Fourteen Candidates Named for Team to Represent America
New York January 23 Fourteen polo players were selected as eligible for the American team to compete in International contests next June. Lead by Mary Payne Whitney who will captain, the group includes Devereau Milburn Lawrence Waterbury and other noted players. The first practice game is set for Lakewood on April 1.
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Ellie
America
American Polo Association
Payne Whitney
England
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Fein
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Devereauy Milburn
Lawrence Water' N
Pennsylvania
Factorsville
Gettysburg
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Christy Mathewson
Edate Plank
Jack Powell
Siill
Plank
Governor Johnson's Son Three Pounds Over Weight
San Francisco reports a six round amateur welterweight championship bout set for tomorrow between Ernie Clark of Los Angeles and Archie Johnson, son of Gov. Hiram W. Johnson. Johnson weighed in three pounds over the welter limit at the Olympic Club. allocation of purse and arrangements noted amid club discussions.
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Ernie Clark
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Archie Johnson
Hiram W. Johnson
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Olympic Club
van Court
William. Humphreys
Soutteot
Sean
Nando
Jekaeon
Umpire Frary Offered by Northwestern and American Leagues
Pwo so Missoula January 23. Season Frary, an umpire in the Union association the past two seasons, received an offer from President Fielder Jones to umpire in the Northwestern league this season. He also received a letter from President Chivington of the American association asking his terms. Chicago January 23. Harry McIntire, ex-Chicago American League, will join the Cincinnati Nationals on its spring training trip after terms with Manager Tinker.
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Idaho Falls
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Union Association
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American Association
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Harry McIntire
Cincinnati Nationals
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Cincinnati Enquirer
White Sox consider Harry Lord as outfield option
The White Sox announced tonight that they likely will use Harry Lord, a right fielder, as a bid third baseman in the outfield this year.
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White Sox
Harry Lord
Polish Champion 2Byszko Defeats Domke in Two Falls
In Philadelphia a wrestling match saw Polish champion 2Byszko defeat Domke in two straight falls. First fall lasted 33 minutes 49 seconds, second fall 1 minute 29 seconds. Weigh-ins listed Zhyanko 245 lbs and Domke 197 lbs with attendance of 50.
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Domke
Tome
Zhyanko
Miner’s Life Saved by Immediate Surgery
Doctors Dougherty and Scott performed emergency care after a miner at the High Ore mine sustained a skull fracture from a tail rope incident. Dennis Dougherty, 28, unmarried, living with his mother, was in critical condition but the operation was begun to try saving his life.
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Dougherty
M_d. Scott
Plan to settle big strike agreed by sides
A conference between manufacturers and strike leaders agreed to canvass unions to find the lowest acceptable terms. Leaders will assess high wage figures and minimum workable hours, with the arbitral committee to base settlement terms. Militants clashed as striking garment workers attempted to free arrested picketers today.
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Pickte
American Troopers Face Rebels Fire in Texas Patrols
In El Paso and Fabens areas Texas rebels attacked American patrols of the Thirteenth Cavalry. One rebel was killed as troops repelled the raiders. No American soldiers were injured. Opposite Guadalupe about 400 rebels were concentrated. Ranch raids occurred seven miles west. General Jose, released by rebels, offered peace terms to the federal government, which the Mexican consul called impossible to accept.
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Vassar Graduate Near Kidnap Case Keeps Bed Bound
Anna E Steckle a Vassar graduate and Swarthmore College athlete Samuel Sinclair Jr and his nephew R Walter Starr Jr face charges of abduction. Steckle is confined to bed under physician care after the harrowing attempt, raising fears she may be unable to appear in court for some time.
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Vassar
Ruben P. Steckle
Allen Town
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Swarthmore College Athete
R. Walter Starr Jr
Assessors Decide on Lumber Values in Helena Session
The Montana associations of county clerks and assessors met in Helena to finalize valuations for timber lands and related property. They set minimum rates per acre and per thousand feet, with schedules varying by timber class and location, and voted to hold next year’s meeting in Lewistown.
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Association of County Commissioners
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Ngiert Mahon
Plan to stage Giants and Highlanders at Polo Grounds faces hurdles
A dispute over renting the Polo Grounds for both clubs delays a decision. Giants president Hempstead and Highlanders president Farrell favor the arrangement, while Lynch estate executors hold firm on higher rents. Officials debate ground use, rental splits, and Brush era precedents as they seek a quick resolution.
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New York Press
Knox Says Grey Is a Hundred in Sudden
In a brisk exchange, Knox declares Grey has hit one hundred, prompting speculation and a quick debate over timing and trajectory. The remark sparks discussions about pace and patience in the current situation.
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Grey
Secretary Knox Answers British Protest On Panama Tolls
Washington Jan 29 Secretary Knox replies to Britain’s protest over exempting American coastwise shipping from Panama canal tolls. He says domestic trade will not extend into foreign fields and argues against arbitration, proposing diplomatic adjustment or a special commission if needed. The note emphasizes that tolls policy and future actions under the canal act are subject to U S control and rejects British claims to participate in coastwise traffic.
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