Champions To Spend World Series Checks On Farms And Ventures
Philadelphia players shared about 3280 each from the World Series winnings. Cited plans include buying farms, investing in business, education, or saving for tough times. others eye trips, cars, banks, or real estate as they detail how they will use the prize money.
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Philadelphia
Champion Athletica
Tra Thomas
Hadie Plank
Jack Barry
T ’ Have
Worcester
Mass
Frank Baker
Rube”. Oldring
New Jersey
Eddie . Murphy
White Mills
Amos
Dan Murphy
Utility
Mtve
Norwich
Conn
McInnis
Mtan
Chester
Pitcher
Daly
Eynail
Tom
Angeles
University of Michigan
Pop Anson Claims 1880s Chicago Would Beat Modern Athletics
Adrian Anson, veteran star of Chicago’s 1880s pennant teams, says Philadelphia Americans would lose to his old squad. He argues the Chicago infield and pitchers like Clarkson, Goldsmith, Cochran and Ferguson outclass today’s staff and that the old champions could beat the current holders by a wide margin.
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Washington
Phi Delphia Americans
Adrian C. Anson
Chicago
Pop” Ansonia
Athletics
Chdenne Jones
Bender
Plank
Clarkson
Goldsmith
Larry Cochran
Charlie Ferguson
Spalding Sees Baseball Go World Wide on Tour
A. G. Spalding predicts the White Sox and Giants world tour will accelerate baseball becoming an international game. He notes early explorers, players who declined invitations, and the chance for many nations to learn the sport. The plan lists McGraw and Callahan clubs, with tour dates starting in Cincinnati, then Chicago, and a $1,000 commission to promote the trip.
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New York
White Sox
Giants
A. G. Spalding
Australia
Spalding
Comiskey
Sox
Japan
Philippines
France
Republic
James Callahan
John J. McGraw
McGraw
National Baseball Commission
Meyers
Wine
St. Louie
Mathewson
Tesreau
Fronitie
Wiltse
Hearne
Merkle
Magee
St. Louis
Benz
Scott
Weaver
Chicago
Henry
McBride
Schaefer
Washington
Leverenz
Peckinpaugh
Crawford
Detroit
Lewis
Boston
Cincinnati
National Baseball ‘Commission
VYIRST RACE Card From The Falls Meet
Entries list for four races with names and weights including Wintergreen Deck Winfred Daddy and Florence in a mixed bag of maidens selling and claiming events. Two year olds Bay Head Ajax Flying Frances Meshach and Lip dar appear among purses and sedate odds in a late 19th century track program.
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Wintergreen
Deck
Winfred
Daddy Gipsos
Sun Queen
Tirte ‘Brigade
Ph Vender
Seiog
Oak
Joe
Louisville Selections and Athletic Reach Named
Fragmentary OCR notes list names and items including Reach Presumption Bay and Jim, with unclear roles. The readable terms suggest a local sports or committee selection context but lack decisive facts for a fuller summary.
Roux and Mars to Meet in Big Ten Round Clash
Memphis featherweight Leon Roux, who drew with Joe Mandot, meets Yankee Schwartz’s rival Mars in a ten round bout at Reichrath Park’s Broadway Athletic Club next Monday night. Mars aims to extend his unbeaten streak as Roux trains at Carlisle Club and Mars at Cino Club, with several local preliminaries announced.
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Leon Roux
Memphis
Joe Mandot
Yanker Schwartz
Mars
Broadway Athletic Club
Reichrath’s Park
Roux
Mare
Johnny Creeley
Pittsburg
Creeley
Reichrath
Cincinnati
Mandot
Schwartz
Yankee Schwartz
Carlisle Athletic Club
Cino Athletic Club
Logan Street
Seats on Sale for Big Game in Harvard Cambridge Clash
Cambridge, Mass October 15 Harvard undergraduates rushed to apply for football tickets with demand rising for the Harvard Yale clash on November 22. The Harvard Athletic Association doubled its clerical staff to process applications for the Yale game and other late season matches.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Eddie Heydon Dies in Indianapolis Former catcher dies from injuries on the diamond
Eddie Heydon a former catcher for the local American Association team and later with the Washington American League club died at his home in Indianapolis of curvature of the spine from injuries on the field. A benefit game for his widow and four children will be played here Saturday by Heydons friends.
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Eddie Heydon
Indianapolis
Ind
American Association
Washington
HeyGon
Clark and Christie Ready for Fight at Elmwood
Joe Choynski will referee the fifteen round bout between Gus Christie of Milwaukee and Grant Clark of Columbus at the Valley Athletic Club in Elmwood tonight. Both fighters are at 168 pounds and in good condition. A sit round prelim between Kid Donovan and Joe Betermin is set, weighing 126 pounds. Fans can ride special cars from Motel Savoy to the arena at 8 p.m. Tickets are available at Lee Hoetnie’s and the Hotel Arlington.
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Joe Choynski
Gus Christie
Milwaukee
Grant Clark
Columbus
the Valley Athletic Club
Elmwood
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Choynski
Christie
Clark
Kid Donovan
Covington
Joe Betermin
Cino A. C
Savoy
Lee Hoetnie’s
Arlington
Indians Near South Norwood Duel With Stars Zimmer and Moeller
Amateur baseball at South Norwood this Sunday features the Indians with Fullback Zimmer and Quarterback Moeller. Call for details on potential 100-pound team games against the Indians.
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South Norwood
Indians
Zimmer
Moeller
Rummy talk and old names echo in Latonia chatter
A fragmented scribble recalls famed boxers and jockeys, mentions Latonia racing, Waterbaa s victory, and a mix of names like Bat Nelson and Jim Thorpe. It hints at public curiosity, social quirks, and sports gossip with scattered phrases about color, style, and a Highland avenue car.
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Jim Thorpe
McGraw Opposes Players Writing for Newspapers at Commission Meet
At a National Commission session, McGraw criticized players writing for newspapers or having their names used by others. He said the practice harms the game, noting his own limited writing, and supported a rule to curb the trend. The plan may restrict players from April to October and likely join future contracts.
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McGraw
National Commission
Indians To Meet U. of P. Saturday In Big Grid Clash
Advance ticket sales surge for the Carlisle Indians versus Pittsburgh at Forbes Field as both teams boast strong records. Coach Glen Warner's Carlisle eleven faces a tough Pittsburgh squad, with Duff’s eleven already proving form in recent games and alumni drives fueling unprecedented demand for seats.
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Ubosealay Ok Pease
Forbes Field
Carlisle
Glen Warner
Dukky Warriors
Pittsburg
Lmelight
Gornel
Warner
Correll
Duffe
Navy
Annapolis
West Virginia
University of Pittsburg
Louisville Results First Race A Three Year Olds
Racing summary from Louisville detailing the first race for three year olds with finish positions and times. Isabelle driven by Borel had a notable showing in the race. The card includes a second race for two year olds and a handicap race over a mile and sixteenth with winners listed and dividends noted.
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Porset
Isabelle
Soni
Adate
Wis
Ion TF
Cansrecess
Samuel N Meyer
All Diseases of Men Medical Note
Fragmentary text discusses disease treatment methods and mentions authorities, indicating a medical notice or personal note. Details are unclear but references to diseases of men and treatment imply medical subjects and possible publication to out of town patients.
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