Five W's and High School Win Games
Two basketball games opened the season in Centerville, with the Five W's beating Mines 15 to 14 and the High School Five W's team dominating Centerville. Brooke, Brooks, Matson and Harvey starred for Five W's. Mine r's Brooke and Clinch stood out for Mines as the close contest kept fans on edge until final moments.
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Wall Street weighs a giant copper merger plan
New York June 22 lively trading follows talk of combining Guggenheim and Amalgamated copper interests into a single massive firm, second only to United States Steel. Denials claim J P Morgan Co will not finance the transfer amid informal outlines approved by officials. plans may span weeks with possible Nevada Consolidated disputes and eventual absorption into a vast welding company with Anaconda and Amalgamated interests.
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New York
Mt. Wall Street
Guggenheim
United Stater Steel Corporation
J. P. Morgan & Co
Wall Street
Deialla
Nevada
Anaconda
Propertien
Iis
Atsalgamaten
Butte Alition
New York Democrats Form State Organization
Albany reports the organizing of the Democratic League of the Rite of New York with Thamia M. Osborn of Auburn elected president. The general committee includes Alton B. Parker Edward M. Shepard Aviat Von Wyck Morgan J. O'Brien Herman Ridder D Cady Herrick William F. Jerome and other notable Democrats, with a pledge not to back any governor or other office candidate.
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Albany
Democratic League of the Rite of New York
Thamia M. Osborn
Auburn
Alton Is. Parker
Edward M. Shepard
Aviat von Wyck
Morgan J. O
Longboat wins indoor 3-mile race in Pittsburg
Pittsburg January 27 Tom Longboat defeated Percy Matineed and two Welsh runners in a 3 mile indoor race by four minutes. Longboat finished in one hour and thirty minutes, with Siler at 87 seconds behind.
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Tom Longboat
Percy Matineed
Longboat
Principles of Position Plays at Billiards
A dense instructional note on billiards position plays. It explains object emphasis, cue ball control, and the effects of travel and aim. The text praises consistent practice, outlines trial moves, and stresses mastering basic positions before attempting complex shots.
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Fielders Lead American Batters In Tight Contest
The report highlights Mayfield players and top batters with names like Adams McGray and Chudey Vickste leading the American league. It notes key pitchers, fielding errors, and a season marked by strong performances and several notable outs.
International featherweight title fight planned for next month
J. W. Caffrath reports from San Francisco that Abe Attel of Nan Francixes and Jem Detsvoll, England's champion, will clash in the international featherweight championship. Coftrolly will return home soon, with presumption the bout occurs next month as permits are arranged for the event in the city.
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Protest Entered Against Race Rot and Vaudeville
A lengthy protest accuses race supremacists and vaudeville figures of promoting sentiment and hypocrisy. It cites funds raised by a candidate and calls out media figures while naming universities and individuals connected to the controversy. The piece blends opinion with narrative elements from touring acts and athletic figures.
Wrestler Zybsako Brings Europe The World Title Talk
Zybsako, a famed wrestler educated in Vienna and a former infantry lieutenant, is highlighted as a leading figure in European heavyweight wrestling. The piece traces his rise from Austria to international prominence, noting his mastery of both classic and catch-as-catch-can styles, schooling under top pros, and his pursuit of the world championship, with references to rivals Gotoh and other European and American contenders.
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Iowa
Two-Thirds for Cy Plans California Trip for Health
Veteran Cy Young of Cleveland intends to visit a coastal healer in California for several weeks arriving at Hot Springs Arkansas in the third week of February. He aims to pitch 10 games next season and hopes to win 20 games. Young will be joined at Hot Springs by fellow veterans Bradley and Don Piles.
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California
Heather Hving
Hfot Springs
Ark
Wet Springs
Cleveland
Braddley
Dons
Northwestern league prospects stir Coast sports stalls
The piece analyzes the battle over league expansion with Portland Seattle and Aberdeen in play. It weighs Coast directors and McCredie’s influence, the push for a pure coast league with five California clubs plus Seattle and Portland, and the likely impact on the Washington and Oregon teams and scheduling.
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Kaufmann Lauded By Malachy Hogan
Malachy Hogan lauds Kaufmann after a hard fought bout in Philadelphia. The piece discusses Kaufmann’s nearterm future with a Johnson rematch and potential retirement if he wins or loses. It notes O Brien’s resilience and the strong following behind the heavyweight circle.
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bin Protege
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Jack Atkin Triumphs In Moncriel Handicap Race
Jack Atkin carrying top weight of 53½ pounds defeated Tsuah horse John Griffon II in a special handicap at Moncriel. Atkin won by a slender length in 89 days, a remarkable time amid track conditions. Great Jubilee and Grace Kimball also noted in earlier races at the meet with multiple stakes results.
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Great Jubilee
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John Griffon
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Tanbel Carate
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Adkin
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Relling
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Stoneman
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Oberon
Grife schemes swat training device for left handed batters
Cincinnati reports Grif e leader Grinth unveils a novel batting practice device designed to train left handed hitters. A weighted elastic ball attached to a ceiling rig hits a flexible card cone, forcing rapid returns. The setup aims to improve timing and bat control, with 40 year old Jieschey training left handed.
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Glark Grinth
Elf
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Buey
Jieschey
Bescher
Ty Cobb
Indians seek fast shortstop for 191F season
Cleveland talks involve Cohn and Daniels as outfield options with Olle and Thompson, while infield aims for Nordykr Cooney Granville and Kload. Pitchers listed include Kulling Gollina Tirewn Bon ner. two catchers Ostdiek and Clark. Daniels may join after graduation. Ayres former Altoona player noted.
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Terry ‘Morner
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Cleveland
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Omaha
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Kload
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Wilsman
Baker
Spithson
Bryant
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Express Companies Stock Not Watered in Public Duty Debate
The hearing on express rates featured attorney I Parker Venzey for Great Northern denying that express stock is largely neutral and arguing firms are organized to perform public duties. He urged transparency and long term roadbed and motive power provisions, noting danger if a major carrier retires and others take over. Public officials and industry reps discussed rate impacts on creamery shipments and regional trade, with the hearing continuing tomorrow.
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Prince Ahmed Wins Capital Terrazas Park Feature
Juarez Mexico January 27 Prince Ahmed, heavily favored at four to six, wins the handicap feature at Terrazas Park. First race Glen Helen takes six furlongs with Geneva second and Luke Cates third in 1:10 4-5. Second race Nail-Tae Sif wins, Moeusr second, C. 3. Cow third. Third race two year olds Storm wins, Flying Wolfsean second, Royal Prince third in 1:25 2-3. Fifth race Michel Day captures selling six furlongs, Day third. Sixth race Alma Roy takes six furlongs with Margaret Randolph second in 1:40.
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nili—Tae Sif
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Thee
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Michel Day
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Lona Thin
Alma Roy
Margaret’ Randolph
Edmund Lamey sets indoor skating records at Saranac Lake meet
Edmund Lamey of Saranac Lake held the championship and broke four records in indoor skating events. He lowered the half mile mark from 1:20 2-3 to 1:17 3-5 and trimmed J. S. Johnson's three year record from 2:45 184 to 2:43.
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Edmund Lamey
Saranacik
Anu
Rar Jr Hie
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