Giants World Tour in Doubt Stirs New York Debate
The Giants face a potential world tour with players wary of a winter trip. Secretary O Brien says only spring training should not be affected. President Brash must approve, with Jones to California and possibly Japan if the trip proceeds. Manager McGraw seeks national commission permission and funding, while avoiding deterring the team’s focus.
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Pri
New York Clotta
Jor O'Brien
Brash
Jones
California
Japan
McGraw
Herrmann
National Commission For the Giants
McGrtan
Early Season Baseball Lineups by City Clubs
Yesterday's results show multiple lineups across teams. Hatterles and partners led the MIA squad with Prmd securing a 65 score. Others featured include Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and New York with various battery combinations listed.
Brooklyns Wrestling Team Schedules Major Tri-Meet
Brooklyn hosts a regional wrestling event featuring FS Watteri¢e-Ragon, Knatter and Miller, Rotineon and Oibeon in a showcase of teams and competitors. Strong lineup promises competitive bouts and potential upsets across weight classes.
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R. H. Rg
Brooklys
Ragon
Knatter
Unclear OCR fragment lists teams and players
Fragmentary text names Cleveland and Philadelphia teams with listed players or officials. No clear event, date, or outcome available.
Western League scores and weather affect games
Sunday results show Denver defeating St Joseph 6-0 and Omaha over Lincoln 6-? while Sioux City and Topeka had wet grounds. In the American Association Milwaukee beats Columbus 8-5 and Indianapolis over St Paul 6-0 with other listed matchups pending weather.
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Denver
Omaha
St. Joseph Wineg Ewes
Des Moines
Wemehan
Lincoln Ore
Sioux City
Toporn
Wichita
Joseph
Darknoun
Hiwax City
Lincoln
Topeka
Dow Moines
American Association
Kaneon City
Minneapolis
Columbus
Loutaville
Toledo
Indianapolia
St. Paul
Milwaukee
St. Joseph
Omaha-Lincoln
Sioux City-Topeka
Zoeity
Oledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Cold Welcome to Attell on Return to the New York Ring
Abe Attell returned to the New York ring after a six month suspension but faced a chilly reception. Garden managers had raised admission to double the usual, yet loyal fans refused the higher price, leaving about two thousand in attendance. Attell did not score a knockout.
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New York
Abe Attell
State Athletic Commission
Garden A
Allett
Attell
Garden
Sevier Lives With Record Slow Heartbeat
In Webber Falls Oklahoma Jerry Sevier was found by Dr Warsur to have a heart rate of 42 beats per minute the lowest action on record though he remains in perfect health and is strong and active.
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Webber Falls
Okla
Jerry Sevier
Warsur
Sevier
Prosperous Year for Colorado Dry Farmers Highlighted
In a state land board appraisal from Denver dated Sept 10, J A Harria cites dry farmers in eastern Colorado as thriving this year. Peter Sanborn bought eight sections near Leroy with mortgaged land but plans 500 acres of winter wheat and other crops. A Sterling depot manager with 220 acres also prospers, while western slope counties Delta Grand Montrose and Garfield report strong yields. Railroads may struggle to move the crops.
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Denver
Colorado
J. As Harria
State Land Board
Peter Sanborn
Leroy
Sterling
Sanborn
Delta
Grand
Montrose
Garfield
Fish Suffer Cold Water Shock in Early 20th Century Note
The New York Sun recounts fish struggling with sudden temperature drops when moved from warm to colder water. Species like carp and trout show skin damage and a form of eczema. severe cases affect muscles and can be deadly if warming water fails to aid recovery.
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New York
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