Great Base Ball Figures In Cobb's Test of Heart
A catcher from the Nationals recalls Ty Cobb and Honus Wagner in a puff of reminiscence praising Cobb for penance and hard work. The piece contrasts Cobb with Joe Jackson and notes Jackson's fame and hustle, detailing salary talks, club finances, and player moves across the era with quotes from owners and writers.
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Local sports notes from Hookane area in Washington state
In Maren WW Holland Joont mind to weight, seeds from Kootenal county and Coourdiene, with 31 miles east of Here. They plan to promote the Cavealent Athleleemh, wherevind rowed haxlig Datta was staged every two owreba during the spring and ener.
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Ifrita Holland
Nistharlien
Kootenal County
Coourdiene
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Campbell's Speed Ends in Downfall in Trade
Abe Vincent Campbell, once a top outfielder in the Pittsbury league, was traded to Boston Lor Mitec Lene, dropping from first division to a second division team. Critics note his speed, once hailed as key, failed to translate into hitting, ending his prominent major league prospects.
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Boston
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WHEDOVEN 1% OUT Sal Take City Wendover March th
Sal Take City officials announced that Wendover events were postponed due to a lack of deflate. Jock Johnson and Pivot spokesman emphasized no defeat in attempts to fan the battle. Western Pacific railroad refused park action, leaving last hope smothered.
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Johns Trains Hard for Crucial Boxing Bout
Tally Johns Montana lightweight champion drills for a pivotal match with Tommy Dixon set for next Saturday night March 16 at The Orion theater before Copper City club. Johns, under manager Jack McDonough, completed a four round spar with Sid Jackson and impressed onlookers at Orton gym. Dixon and his entourage arrive from Kansas City tomorrow to continue highrating after a recent draw with Tommy White.
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Todays Mexicay Card Teems With Wide River Races
March 1 card at Tuares features multiple selling races across six furlongs to a mile and a half. Notable entrants include Santa Valldiss Rose, Maggie Cunbingham, John Muir, Metropolitán, Sidney Peters, and Prince Winter. Jockeys and odds appear volatile as late results report a surprise win by Sebaga and strong performances by Abe Winner and Arne Xem.
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Cyclists vie for Olympic team selection in United States
New York reports American cyclists determined to send a team to the Olympics. A $1,000 to $3,000 fund drive has subsisted. road racing of 320 kilometers is a key event. Many clubs plan to train for a 12 man squad headed to St Louis Chicago Buffalo Boston and New York late May. Contenders include Alvin Loftle Carl Schult Jerome Stinert G Fritz and others.
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Top Scores Threatened by an Army of Bowlers in Chicago
Chicago March 10 Leaders in the individual and doubles events of the Ameren Dowling Congress reported threats as 0 men rolled in the doubles and 181 in the singles during an all day attack. Harkenriter and Farnon of Fork Wayne, Indiana, took second with 1,173 in doubles. Fred Falkenberg, pitcher with the Cleveland American League, topped the singles with 7 for the best years of the day.
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Edwards Boosts Stable Roster for Spring Racing Meet
Allen Edwards expands Macushla Stables with 14 wins and 45,000 dollars in earnings from a 3 day meet. The group, based in Coeur d'Alene, features horses Parlor Boy to Anna Wells and is trained by John Williams with jockey Gross Will riding all mounts. Mose Jatahson departs for Louisville to assemble a broodmare and yearling program for the Atah meeting. Bedwell plans to campaign in Alan as the meeting extends to April 7.
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Runners to Race at Spokane for 210 Yard Dash Show
Spokane hosts a match between U J Wixon winner of the ward dash at the National Amateur Athletic Union meet and Harry Tunt, winner of the 10 yard dash at Jamestown Amateur Athletic Union games in 1907. Forfeits posted for a 2 160 yard race with a 41 000 side bet. The event to be run near Spokane in July or August. W Norms that he will leave the amateur tunics after the Olympic games at Stockholm and hopes to represent America if selected.
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St Mary's Defeated Again as Boers League Game Kept Scores Low
In Sacramento the St Mary's squad fell to a second defeat in the Bains series. The Bears used four pitchers, all effective, but the offense failed to produce. Sacramento matched with solid defense and timely hits to seal the win.
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Vernon Triumphs In Coastal League Game
Vernon wins game in Los Angeles with a 7 to 1 score as Barry’s pitcher dominates with nine strikeouts. Nearby, New York Nationals, Chicago Americans, and other teams engage in doubleheaders and exhibitions across Texas and Louisiana, while track incidents and stadium accidents are noted in brief sports items.
Polo Trophy Wins for Pasadena in 84 to 7 Victory
San Diego Calif Murphie The All American polo trophy was brought back to the United States this afternoon when Pasadena defeated Teng kend by a score of 84 to 7 on Coronado field. The game featured sensational play and the trophy was presented to Pasaden a by Tenglend. The replay was won by England two years ago. It has been free and to hold the polo pony race tomorrow. Mise Fleanini Sears Lond Tyneemouth and Lady Therbere will take part in the events.
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Texas City Scores Mixed League Results
Journal log from March 10 reports several minor league baseball results. Chicago Ameri can League team defeated byes, while Philadelphia Armoricans beat San Antonio in a 7 to 6 game. Port Worth also posted a win, with other scores noted from Galveston and Austin games.
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Validity of Rend Divorce Tested in New York
Rend of Jeb. 7 Tast sought divorce here then married Miss Casey five days later Percival No. 1 alleges the couple live together. Mrs. Percival No. 1 says annual expenses top 510,010, cites automobiles two horses and entertaining a woman. He accuses her of friendliness with several men and cocktails. she allegedly beat him on July 4, 1910, with a riding whip.
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Robber Laughs as He Tells of Tricks
A confessed thief named Burke boasts of his crimes and names Nell Barle and other women as recipients of stolen goods. Sheriff Franiain of Pueblo plans to return $8,000 in goods from an $11,000 theft in Missoula. Burke mocks law enforcement as he claims rewards shifted to Spokane officials and taunts the authorities with details of his journey and accomplices Frenchy Spbells and Uriah ML face Montana charges.
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Enjoyable affair by German society event review
An American newspaper snippet describes a German society gathering last night on Nord Main Street. The program featured vocalists D. Tonie Schnohier and Gus Schoonsteben with a duet by Howard Der, praised performances by Mina AN Scheureute and others, and a German songs sequence led by German artists. Dancing followed with refreshments served and attendees enjoying several hours of entertainment.
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Roosevelt Sees Possible Defeat in Primary Debate
A partisan essay argues that election laws should reflect the popular will rather than machine rule. It contrasts supporters of Lincoln era reform with those defending party control, urging direct primaries to empower voters and curb machine influence in New York and beyond.
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