Wickland Quits Reds For Federal League
Special to The American. Al Wickland outfielder of the Cincinnati Reds has joined the Federal League plans. Chicago reports Yor Fisher’s Cheng Pederat team closed with Cincinnati. Wickland’s move follows amid league speculation. Bloomington, Miss notes Fred Berk, formerly with the Boston Nationals, signed by the Chicago Federal League team.
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Ute
al Wickland
Cincinnati Reds
Yor Fisher
Midetim
Anetican League
American Association Eed
American Association
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Mis
Fred Berk
Buffalo
Boston Nationals
Edgar Wins Aiken Handicap at Palmetto Park
Edgar from J W Johnsons stable won the Aiken handicap for two year olds at Palmetto Park in a three and a half furlong race beating Billy Baker. The event featured a rugged field with Meander Water and others listed down the stretch time noted as Ut 36.
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Thertastan
Edgar
J. W. Johnson
Aiken
Palmetto Park
Billy Baker
Howard dominates two year old stakes at Juarez track
Howard won the two year old feature at Juarez with a runaway ride over Lady Capricious and Superhuman. Bob Hensley claimed the Sierras handicap finishing ahead of Manganese and Sosieagm Wt. C. A. C. five and Quakers seek Friday night games, bookings possible at Hpaldings.
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Juarez
Howard
Bob Hensley
Onde
RaCl—Tiree
Sosieagm
Lockers
Loftus
C. A. C. Five
C. A. C. Quakers
Weeghman Considered to Move Toledo Club to Chicago
Chicago magnates led by Charles Weeghman and Walker seek to transfer the Toledo American Association franchise to Chicago with a $150000 price tag. Major league owners aim to end the Federal League by approving the move, while Comiskey and others resist expansion.
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Senton
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Charlies Weeghman
Walker
Chicago Federals
Toledo American Association
C. W. Somers
Trans
Chicago
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Somers
Baltimore
Weeghman
Cubs
Sie
A. Comiskey
White Sox
Mixed Race Entries and Odds at Juarez Meeting
The page lists numerous entries and odds for races at Juarez with drivers and horse names such as Friese Day and Rubicon 113. It notes four year old and six furlong events with multiple horses including Friese Day Mie Waite and Rubicon 113 and others across sixth to fourth races.
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Juarez
Friese
Day
Ieee
Mie Waite
Nor
Dad Stearns
Rubicon
Lad Young Cortetmasis
Mies Delsey Boorman Macabhe
Stee Cutter
Coariee
Grissty Bear
Miletus
Das Montgumars
Tate
Diege
Barbara Lane
Deic Mei Peters
Flying Ie
Leos Star
Dodgers Acquire Eda Reulbach in Trade
Brooklyn club president Eviets signed pitcher Eda Reulbach for the Dodgers in exchange for Ed Stack after five minutes of negotiations. Reulbach had ranked thirteenth in prior pitching records and sought a change from Chicago.
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Eviets
Brooklyn
Eda Reulbach
Reulbach
Chicago
Dodgers
Ed Stack
Cincinnati Speed Skaters Finalists Named at New Rink
Reading from catalog tagtg weries big one fie Ro Mayes. Amateurs racing are shown with photos above. The fastest speeds cite the New Rink this week. Several skaters have qualified for finals to be run Saturday night.
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Carte
Queen City A C Promises Top Boxing Cards Next Monday
Queen City Athletic Club schedules a 10 round semi windup featuring Wise vs Young Pesce at Heuck's Opera House adjacent Music Hall. The facility is touted as the town’s finest boxing venue with best ringside seating and tiered sightlines for a major local bout in the Mars Delaney event.
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Queen’ City Athletic Club
Mars Delaney
Heuck
Music Hall
Heack
Theater Ia
Ems
Paleony
Rae Wise
Pesce
Gasman’ S and the Wheel
Skating Rages See Plenty of Falls and Close Finishes
In a chaotic roller skating meet at the New Rink crowding and spills dominated events. George Scheerer led early in the long distance race before a fall ended his bid. W Sebel won the first heat with Suttmüller second and Sipele third. Andy Burke took the second race with Hayes second and Procter third in 1 34 4 5. Nelson Career won the amateur mile with Harrington third as prize money totaled 306.2.
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Mae Riba
Atuber
Ty W. Sebel
HH. Suttmillér
W wSsipele
Andy Burke
H. Hayes
Procter
Nelson
Gossip of the Sport World de St Paul
Athletics prepare for a Christ Church basket game after a string of six straight wins. Frank Conley claims a $170000 haul from boxing. Talks on Carpentier McGoorty bout with a $10000 purse. Harmony between leagues cited amid baseball and training news. Pirates sign Cambite brothers. Stovall comments on the Feds and rookies. Reardon match race rumors with Bonne Chance backed by followers and Mose Goldbratts.
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Jomelntall Turt
Livingston Hag
John Reardon
Mose Goldbratts
Stovall claims St Louis club tricks players on contracts
George Stovall alleges the St Louis American League club deceives its young players about contracts. He cites low salaries and limited progress under the new national agreement which requires minors recruits to sign 45 day probationary contracts with 25 percent raises if retained. Only one recruit reportedly received more than 25 percent increase.
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St. Louis
Calitak
Red
Chicago
al Wickland
Cutfelder
Reds
Basehal Awitt
Stephene Wae Husty
Wicklend
al Ha
Sevaral
Treyton
Armando Marsares
Herb Morar
Mistakes in the Lajoie Cobb Game Narrative Corrected
The piece reviews common errors in recounting Billy Sullivan and Ty Cobb related events from the 1908 season. It notes that Addie Jose did not face Walsh, denies three men on base, and clarifies the count and inning details.
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Billy Sullivan
Leroie
Ty Cobb
Bulls
Chicago
Cleveland
Addie Jose
Walsh
Lajele
Giants Sign Three Players For 1914 1935 1916
Secretary John B. Foster announced three signed contracts for the Giants. John J. Murray, the right fielder, signed for 1914 1935 and 1916. Milton Stock and Dave Robertson each agreed to one year deals. Robertson returns from Mobile in the Southern Association.
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John B. Foster
Giants
Today
John J. Murray
Milton Stock
Dave Robertson
Moblie
Southern Association
Bonaventura Warriors Meet Norwood A C Friday Night
The Bonaventura Warriors host Norwood A C at the Bonaventure Gym on Friday. The Warriors hold a solid record with eight wins, two losses, and one tie.
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Bonaventura Warriors
Norwood A. C
Bonaventura
Warriors
Selections Best Bet Briarpath Card Draws Attention
Race card notes top picks including Suarez Mise Pan Priewe Des Iv Nek and notable runners Trance Eve Bee Aoees O Neti Bartere Lape Te Roy Calcium Todge Walton Orean Queen Sister Florence in a crowded field with bettors eyeing performance.
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Suarez
Mise Pan Priewe
Des
Trance
Eve
Bee
Aoees
O Neti
Bartere Lape Te
Roy
Calcium
Todge Walton
Orean Queen
Florence
YMCA Grabs a Double Header in Local Court
The YMCA clubs, the Maroons and Ramblers, won their games last night. The Maroons defeated St Bonaventura 38 to 20 with sharp passing led by Brutamer and Schweinetitek. The Ramblers overwhelmed Central Turners with fast play for a large margin.
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Rambiers
YM C. A
St. Bonaventura
Maroons
Brutamer
Schweinetitek
Ramblers
Turners
ST. Bowaventora
Kiefer
Terward
Wickland Poised for Big League Jump Amid Trade Talk
Al Wickland of the Reds shows promise as scouts weigh a possible major league move. Owners and managers like Herzog note his utility role if traded, while Wickland ponders a future with bids from the Federal League and potential returns to the Reds.
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Herzog
Wickland
Betes
Pases
Jao
Jon Titker
Otto Kaaba
Mordecai Htrown
Basebell
Federal League
Biowe
Form and Mental Attitude in Sporting Success
Grantland Rice notes form as the gap between readiness and fatigue and stresses mental attitude. He cites pitchers and batters whose performance hinges on state of mind, with daily form fluctuating despite physical condition and routine.
Fragmentary sports note on batting and hits
A garbled OCR summary mentions batting and hits with scattered phrases. It references terms like earth, nose, shell, and energy but lacks clear names, dates, or events. The fragment hints at a contender and production of results but provides no verifiable details.
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Cobh
Tetneary and Metiess
Evans Case Reveals Attitude Affects Golfing Talent
The fragment discusses Chick in a rising amateur golf scene, noting how attitude and coordination influence performance. Sorrett comments that lack of focus and throat-mind coordination create a wrecked state, though the point remains simple in essence.
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America
Nerve Talk Recalls Players and Nerves in Series
The fragment discusses nerves and nerves in sports figures like Baker Cobb and McGovern. It contrasts nerve strength, performance, and the impact on outcomes in a world series context with mentions of others such as Nelson and Corbett.
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Cobb
Keved
Coty
Cobb Han
Han
Nervous energy referenced in sports analysis appears
The passage discusses nervous energy as a base in football and its varying value across sports. It notes that while not essential for travel or tennis, nerves can aid boxing and long distance running, and suggests a person may be charged with lacking nerve when the opposite is true.
DeSales Upends Hamilton Catholic High In Tight Victory
DeSales defeated the Catholic High Lee team of Hamilton Ohio 27 to 24 in a hard fought game on DeSales floor. The Peerless basketball team will face St Paul Sveen on that venue’s floor tonight.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Peerless
St. Paul Sveen
Griffith Sells Love To Los Angeles Club
Manager Clark Griffith of the Washington Climbers traded pitcher Slim Love to the Pacific Coast League club in Los Angeles. Slim stands 6 feet 7 inches and Griffith argues high altitude out west will help his curve. President Emmet Schlegel of the Tiger Athletic Club names Jack Pellman vice president and Jules Jacobson trustee, replacing Albert Art and John Grady who resigned to join an acrobatic troupe.
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Washington Climbers
Slim” Love
Los Angeles Club
Slim
Griff
Emmet Schlegel
Tiger Athletic Club
Jack Pellman
Jules
J. Jacobson
Albert Art
John Grady
Four Clubs Apply for League Berths in Saturday League
Four clubs Avondale College Hill Crimson and Milford submitted applications for berths in the Saturday Afternoon League at a session held at the Binton Hotel last night An other meeting of the league will be held next Wednesday night
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Seasion of
Binton Hotel
Avondale
College Hill
Crimson
Milford
Syndicate Ball Speculation Affects Buffalo Club Board
In Buffalo on January 28 R T Carroll holder of 9 560 shares of the Buffalo Federals announces he now controls the Toronto franchise. Carroll was removed from the League board that week and replaced by W F Mullen of the Buffalo club. If Carroll becomes a syndicate partner a clear case may arise.
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R. T. Carol
Buffalo, Federals
Toronto
Carroll
League
W. F. Mullen
Buffalo Club
Carrol
Seoahetter
Wamebal
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