Meet and Part After Years of Tough Luck
In Pittsburgh on March 8 Fal L deposed Tight of the blue ribbon and the mail track met a wandering team and a horse named Ed L. After years of ups and downs owner Mesick sold him to a New York agent and the horse moved between stables. A reunion on Twenty third Street sparked the old bond before Ed L was euthanized following a medical decline.
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Cleveland Catchers in Turbulent Team Plan
Cleveland staff faced churn as manager Harry Davis started the season with multiple catchers. Ted Rasterly Paddy Livingston Gus Taher Tack Adams and Steve ONeill were names in flux with only ONeill remaining by spring. Adams stayed through the season before being sold to Toronto. Easterly and others moved on earlier.
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One Jinx Gone in Phillies Pennant Push
Chanles 5 Denin claims the jinx has left the team Heath asserts 20 critics helped the Phillies in the pennant race many still doubt a top finish under referee scrutiny a cautious forecast notes potential forest fire risks in the old league North America amid uncertain standings
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Chippewa Indian One Of Greatest Pitchers
A detailed reminiscence profiles Charles Albert Bender, Chippewa pitcher for the Philadelphia Athletics, tracing his birth in Brainerd Crow Wing County Minnesota, early life, rise from amateur clubs to Major League debut, and notable performances, emphasizing his athletic prowess, leadership, and pivotal moments that shaped his storied career.
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Amateur Athletes Scarce At Olympics
A long fragment discusses amateur athletes at the Stockholm Olympics, noting scarce American amateur presence and high expenses. It mentions tension between national teams, various nations’ athletes, and commentary from reporters about amateur status and costs for competing in Sweden. The piece references figures like Ernie Flarfberg and Hendr, and mentions travel costs and hotel choices affecting participation.
Jose Rivers Crown Contender Rise in Welterweight Ring
Jose Rivers, an upstart welterweight from Los Angeles with Spanish American roots, emerged as a rising title threat after a string of decisive KOs and strong showings against top foes like Ad Wolgast, Willie Ritchie, and Jack White. His aggressive style and early career setbacks shaped a raw, ongoing bid for the championship amid heavy interest from New York and national boxing circles.
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Sean
Wille Ritchis
Packey McFerlend
Ad Wolgast
Speculation On Fixed World Series Rumors and Fix Claims
A chaotic rant suggests fixed World Series games and player profit schemes. The writer accuses unnamed parties of manipulating results and references a miraculous late play as supposedly decisive. The piece questions who benefits and urges silence among players about profits.
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