Stanley Willing To Meet Farrell In Even Match
Sheridan writer reports C L Stanley the welterweight champ agrees to meet Ted Farrell on even terms for a best two of three, with a side bet of 240 pounds. Farrell accepts, with Waseem backing his words, and a potential venue in Sheridan or nearby. Stanley weighs 144 pounds with three pounds added for the challenger.
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Callahan suspended after Metropolitans game incident
Cleveland May 2 Indian of the Chicago Americans received notice from President Johnson of a three day suspension for Callahan following a run in with Maypplre Westervelt during last Saturday's Chicago Metropolitan game. Callahan will miss two games as the Chicagoans face Cleveland in a doubleheader tomorrow. Devorstion day will start McIntyre in the outfield.
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Wanted Lazy Piano Player at Altany Hotel
Classified notice seeking a lazy piano player for room and board or town service at Roam 6 Altany Hotel between 2 and 5 pm. Compensation listed as $75 per month.
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Ty Cobb Suspended Over Spectator Fight at Ball Park
The article defends player self control amid abuse on the field and cites Ty Cobb climbing into the stands to strike a spectator. It argues clubs must protect players from hostile fans and that patrons disapprove of taunts aimed at visiting players.
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Ty Cobb
Jie
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Magnate says United States league will continue season
New York reports William Nie son owner of the Chicago club says the league will press on with its schedule. No deferment due to the New York clash. New York club decided to stop games. A meeting may be held in St Louis Indianapolis Kansas City or another Western city to finalize plans.
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Indianapolia
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Ministers Defeat Sacred Heart 2 to 1 In Denver Battle
In Denver the Ministers edged Sacred Heart 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel. Wells pitched well for the Ministers with 10 strikeouts and one error supported by Davis Helder. Sacred Heart pitcher Rin also delivered strong relief as the game moved into extra innings.
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Moist Ball Hard One to Hit
Cleveland Ohio May 29. The spit ball is not a difficult pitch to hit says Johnny Evers a clever Cubs second baseman The finger placement matters low balls near the knees are hard to hit while high moist curves are easier to connect with and drive hard Fielding chances rise with spitball pitchers as batters often hit grounders rather than solid pulls.
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Russell Fort
Marty O'Toole
Cleveros
Johnny Ever
Waleh
Ford
O'Tooly
Jana
Evers
Cub
Rain Halts All Major League Games Yesterday
Results from yesterday show all National League games postponed due to rain while American League contests featured Cleveland in two hard fought tilts and Boston Washington results noted in incomplete box summaries. Batteries listed include Kaler Easterly Blandin Adams and others with scattered innings and several games postponed or concluded in rain or darkness.
Light Weight Champ of Colorado Hero A J Pring Arrives in Cheyenne
A J Pring, light weight champion of Colorado, arrived in Cheyenne with a challenge to meet any 134 pound man for a side bet of a percentage of gate receipts. His last match was with Roy Young, drawing Colorado Springs fans. he won in two straight falls, ten and twenty five minutes respectively.
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Pate Revelpta
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Roy Young
Colorado Springs
Scalp Treatments Featured At Mee Ligter's Roguty Parlors
In a brief notice, Mee Ligter’s Roguty Parlors at 411 W 19th advertises scalp treatments and manicuring services with a price of 17 cents.
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Ligter
Baseball Highlights From 1880s to 1911
A condensed recap of notable baseball moments and records across multiple years including the Nationals beating the Phillies 22 to 4 in 188? and earlier feats such as single and home run records by players like Robert L. Lowe. The chronicle notes notable pitching and fielding performances by various teams including Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis, and New York.
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Phillies
Philadelphia Nationals
Jocko Fielda
Pittsburg
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Chamberlain
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Rite
Robert L. Lowe
Boston
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Duety Miller
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Karger
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Foxen
Wilson
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Clark Carries Arizona in Democratic Primary
Clark carried Arizona at the Democratic presidential primary by at least a three to one margin over Wilson in Phoenix. Returns indicate the ratio and remaining tallies may widen the lead as more precincts report.
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Arizona
Clark
Wilson
Lawyers Gave Archbald Trip Testimony Reveals Fund
John Lanihan of Wilkes Barre testified before the House Judiciary Committee that lawyers who practiced before Judge Archbald contributed to a fund for a European vacation for the judge. He said amounts ranged from ten to twenty five dollars at the solicitation of E. W. Searle, clerk of Archbald's court, while Archbald served as a district judge in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
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E. W. Searle
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Usin Tiz Gramma Foot Aid Promotes TIZ Loyalty
An old time advertisement touts TIZ as a universal remedy for foot ailments from bunions to corns. It claims quick relief, lifelong use, and a claim that feet feel young again, urging readers to buy at 5 cents a box or have it mailed from Chicago.
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Walter Luther Dodge & C O
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London press slams Titanic talk of Smith
London papers lead with the U S senate committee Titanic report and Senator Smith's speech. Headlines label it mad and bombastic as The Mail and Daily Express criticize Smith for excess and lack of restraint in the tragedy discussion. In Boston, Captain Lords status over Californian is clarified as the ship returns with Masters in command.
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Teddy Roosevelt Declines Chicago Convention Attendace
New York May 2. Theodore Roosevelt prepared to travel to Gettysburg to deliver two speeches and was asked if he would attend the Chicago convention. He replied simply that he did not expect to go and could not imagine anything that would cause him to ye...
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Search of girl ends in two orders
Stockton report details YMC A official Buckalew recounting B G Lewis murder case linking a Swedish girl pursued for five years across the country After tracing a vanished sweetheart Lewis married in Oakland and later urged divorce leading to turmoil and reconciliation before subsequent tragedy in San Diego.
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Convict Suffering Fever Among Road Crew in Park County
In Cody May 9 John Meyers, a contractor overseeing the convict road gang, escorted Ed Eaton home after Eaton fell ill with fever. The men work on the honor system. Eaton serves a three year sentence for complicity and is without a guard.
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John Meyers
Park County
Ed Eaton
Eaton
Jack Johnson Prepares for Flynn Title Bout in New Mexico
East Las Vegas New Mexico March 24 Jack Johnson trains steadily for the July 4 championship clash with Jim Flynn. Johnson selects a bungalow, meets with Jack Curley, and discusses terms while crowds buy seats. Promoters eye large crowds and rail reservations follow as plans proceed.
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