Red Recruit Stewart Released to Norfolk
The Reds release Mark Stewart the Virginia League catcher to Norfolk for another season. Manager Herzog plans large changes moving players to Alexandria for tryouts as he builds a struggling club back into contention. For the first time in 20 years Reds home uniforms change to a black stripe with black belt and red socks.
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Red Sox
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New York Giants
Fisher Edged by Freddie Welsh in Slow Bout
Welsh dominated Fisher at every stage though not at his best, Fisher’s anxiety to beat a champion led to rushed attacks and slips. Welsh infighting exposed Fisher’s errors as he pressed in throughout. Kattel suffered a brutal beating from McMahon while Leaders stopped Packy Turner in the second bout of the preliminaries.
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Freddie Welsh
Welsh
Grogey
Weilshs
Joe Kattell
Patsy McMahon
Thdiatapolie
Kattel
Harry
Packy Turner
Stockyards
Mudders Score at Charleston at Palmetto Park
Muddy track and small crowd greet Charleston card. Duquesne led a sprinter field in the mile event with Feather Duster close behind. Six furlong races were won by Spellbound and later by other contenders as Tolson and Elfall ran, while a selling six furlongs race featured riders Obertheecsesesee and Tor.
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Palmetto Park
Duquesne
Kely
Misa
Jordan
Erphy
Smith
Silas
Grump
Bg Lou
Fiogh Gray
Inferno Ben Prior
Pike's Peak
Tolson
Ley
Henotic
Elfall
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Jockers
Win
Tohnan
Camel
Btel
Bariues
Bureh
Juarez Dead Heat in Third Race at Juarez Course
In Juarez on January 24 the third race produced a dead heat between Belle of Bryn Mawr and General Marchmont. The judges could not award a winner due to the close finish, with Claver blamed for a bungling ride by some observers. Other runners included Winkler Nobby Mise Edith and Sar Bernito as cited in race details.
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Bryn Mawr
General Marchmont
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Sar Bernito
Reve Mars
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Hardy
O'Brien
Viethle
Serenade
Godfather
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Taplis
Eddie Fox
Delaney Aims at Kilbane Featherweight Crown
Cal Delaney set to meet Kayo Mare next Monday aiming to use the total boy as a stepping stone to face Johnny Kilbane for the featherweight championship.
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Cal Delaney
Kayo Mare
Johnny Kilbane
Horse Racing Entries From Charleston Track
A listing of Charleston race entries and odds across six races for two year olds and older. Names include Leora Irishtown Jennie Wels Green line Visio tepe Gagne Grainger Strome Came Stentor Sherlock Holmes and others with various weights and handicaps.
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Irishtown
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Green Line
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Ancon
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Water Lady
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Keth Pace
Ialle
Glee Sepelvete
Servicence Veneta Strome
Camel Stentor
Ren ‘Tie
Sherlock Holmes
Unclear OCR: Sports Notes and Odd Phrases
Fragmentary text mentions betting terms and publicity related to players. It references best bets Irish town Husky Lad and a ball player signing or not signing with the Feds. The readable content is garbled and presents no coherent event or outcome.
Box Office Ringing With Ballplayer Actors In Vodevil
The winter sport page notes ball players like Mike Donlin, Rube Marquard, and Jim Corbett crossing into vaudeville as pug-actor stars. Their stage presence, stories, and voices entertain paying crowds, with Corbett shown as a natural frontman and others delivering varied acts amid orchestra support.
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Ehough
Clowe Range
Mike Donlini
Rube Marquard
Isty Mathewson
Chief Bender
Charley Red Doom
Joe Tinker
Donlin
Red” Dooin
Harvard Yale Victory Described By English Observer
An English journal recounts a Harvard Yale clash with vivid detail of the crowd, cheerleader in white directing ten thousand voices, and the dusty plain filled with dancing groups after the Harvard victory. The observer notes the American blend of wildness and order and the festive crowd.
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England
Harvard-Yale
Harvard
Anaes
Gossip of the Sport World Preview
Sports column notes idle Federal League spending and team moves as managers shuffle players. It mentions Edi Kentechy's St Louis indoor team seeking games with the Centrals, and a new Covington Bike Grass League event at Odd Fellows Temple in February. Also reports on pug Hawkins in Paris, Mt Healthy Girls basketball vs Newport Catholic, and tall Miss Miller among Catholic players.
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St. Louis
Centrals
Leonard Specht
The
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Covington
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Mt. Healthy
Newport Catholic
Miss Miller
Wiedemann Club Plans Banner Independent Season
The Wiedemann team will play independent baseball this season with Charles L Applegate as manager and Charles Becker as assistant. They aim to organize soon and elect officers while signing players hoping to draw strong crowds similar to Newport. The club seeks better attractions by facing diverse groups like All Nations and Indians.
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Wiedemann
Charles L Applegate
Charles Becker
War Forse
Ea Tohrer
Shamrocks
Wiedemanns
Saoirse Ote Oem
Applegate
All Nations
Chinese
Cubahs
Indians
St. Mary Cadets
Shilohs
Madisons
Brewer
Chippewas Open Season With Return of Key Players
The Chippewas baseball club plans a strong season with stars from last year returning and new players like Storch Herman Geiger joining. Manager Fricke has brought Art Bender back to help. They welcome first class teams from around Cincinnati and expect out of town opponents Batesville Lawrenceburg among others. Their Saturday lineup aims to boost local play at 214 Amie Street, Lee address.
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Storch
Herman
Enterprise
Geiger
Fricke
Art Bender
Cincinnati
Batesville
Lawrenceburg
The
Lee
Charles Fricke
Amie Street
Senates Organize and Sign New Players for Season
The Senates organize for the season with manager Sauck signing Albert Nicholas Fieler Estine Miller Kitme Shimer Schuhof Allen and Mueller. They have leased East Side grounds again and will play only first class teams.
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Sauck
Albert Nicholas
Fieler
Estine
Miller
Kitme
Shimer
Schuhof
Allen
Mueller
East Side
Suspension of top runners Kolehmainen and Kiviat in suspected race fight event
Special to The Americana New York Jan 26 Hannes Kolehmainen world champion distance runner and Abel Kiviat holder of the world record for 1500 metres were suspended to fight by the registration committee of the Association for suspicious circumstances tending their two mile race at games of the fourth thirteenth regiment taioaiaone stem.
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New York
Hannes Kolehmainen
Abel Kiviat
Associationn
Fourth
Thirteenth Regiment
Nail
Speed Demon to Race Tonight in City Event
Lovell, a promising young speed skater, is entered in races at Music Hall tonight in the city.
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Lovell
Music Hall
Skating Rages Draw Big Crowd at New Rink
Amateur roller races opened at the New Rink before a Music Hall crowd. Novice event won by R. Conroy with Schaffer and Mangold second and third as seven started. Time 1.89 for half mile. three crashes on the far turn. Weylan won the fourth event in 2.04 1 5 with Campbell and Batger close. Tonight the following start: Boyle Hettenhiter Walker Riley Meese Frre Big Hicks.
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R. Conroy
Schaffer
Mangold
T. Weylan
Charles Campbell
Nelson Batger
Nce
Boyle
Hettenitier
J. H. Walker
Riley
C. J. Meese
Frea Frre
Big Hicks
Somers Seeks Jesse Tannehill as Maysville Club Manager
President Somers of the Maysville Club in the Ohio State League met Jesse Tannehill to discuss appointing him manager for the 1914 season. Indications point to Tannehill taking the managerial post for the Blue Grass region club. Donovan denied any offer to Meyerske and claimed no deal with Covington.
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Maysville
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Jesse
Werther
Mepaville Clan
Keewe
Marsina
Covington
Donovan
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Meyerske
Tinker Deal Sparks Ad Talk and Federal League Bets
The piece details the origins of a high profile baseball signing involving Tinker, with plans and advertising aims shaping the move. It notes owners using publicity to boost value, questions the impact on Brooklyn and the Federal League, and argues fans may resent the promotional tactics over on field play.
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Ian
Brooklyn
Charles ‘Murphy Onte
Burlesque Era Reflections Stir Baseball's Course
An obscure wartime diary fragment contemplates baseball as a vital but evolving business and sport. It notes American League shifts and debates over purity, politics, and professional balance shaping the game.
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REO. Baseball Ie
Rodley Mane
Kame
The Game of the Future and the Failing Club
A writer argues for a disciplined first division club focusing on genuine sport rather than showy off-field excess. He cites Boston Braves as an example and urges shorter, cleaner presentation, warning that fans want athletics over hotel lobby glamour and betting.
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Boston Braves
Will Beaven
Boost for Players in Baseball Affairs
A veteran noted that most game troubles stem from club owners and players. He said insiders understand the pressures and pride players carry, echoing Colonel Ebbets who called baseball still in its infancy as efforts continue to guide the sport forward.
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Ebbets
Muggsy Davis Named Boss of Gelberg Club
The Gelberg Club appoints Muggsy Davis as manager in Stheasahon with a first class baseball team. He pledges his best efforts to develop a fast bunch and make the club bigger and better than ever.
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Jimmy Britt
Gelberg Club
Sthe Asheason
Muggsy" Davis
Burich
Christ Church Prepares For Saturday Game With Cadets
Christ Church conducts nightly practice this week for a Saturday showdown against the Cadets of Dayton Ohio. Solimano returns to action after sitting out the Friars game as the church squad faces a tough opponent with national recognition.
Glendale Teams Play Doubleheader
Glendale teams clash in a two game basketball doubleheader Wednesday night. The Christ Church juniors face Glendale Village boys while Guilford Public School girls take on Glendale Village Girls, turning the night into a local basketball showcase.
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Glendale Village
Cleveland Stars Dickering With Feds
The Cleveland team pitchers Blanding Falkenbure and Kahier are reported in a dispute with the Federal League. Ed Sweeney of the Yankees is also involved in negotiations. Rumors say James A. Gilmore and B Johnson seek league recognition if the third league endures.
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Chicago
Blanding
Falkenbure
Kahier
Cleveland
Federale
Federal League
Ed Sweeney
Yanks
Federals
Roy Hartzel
Ivante
Tinortis
New York
James A. Gilmore
Mr. Johnson
Murphy
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Totes
Ward Miller
Anthony Carico
Montreal
Nokeo @ Miner
Red Lichtendahl Signs With Saginaw Club
Richmond slugger Red Lichtendahl signed a contract to play for the Saginaw team in the Southern Michigan League, leaving his former club after a brief stint with Richmond.
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Richmond
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