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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1905
Page
7
Corrected price list shows eggs per dozen at six, beans per bushel around 2.26, butter and eggs noted, poultry prices for chickens and country ham, cabbage onions and potatoes listed. Grain section includes wheat around 0.60, oats 0.82, buckwheat and flour figures, with bran and middlings priced and barrels noted.
East Buffalo, Cleveland, Chicago, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, and Toledo markets report cattle, sheep, calves, hogs, and grain prices. Export cattle at East Buffalo range good to choice. hogs varied from heavy to lightweight. wheat and corn quotes appear for several regions. Local cattle and sheep values are listed with prices for butchers and mixed weights.
The Harvard squad draws attention for two prominent players Theodore Roosevelt Jr the president's eldest son and Fred White a Brooklyn youth with wealth estimated at four to six million dollars. Roosevelt shows promise as a line player while White's wealth sparks discussion among sporting scribes of the hour.
At Groton Massachusetts Teddy Roosevelt Jr shows strong end play on the freshman squad with coaches predicting a future first-team spot after gaining experience. Descriptions highlight his earnest ball work and solid build contrasting with rival prospects and a Brooklyn player Fred White, a 6 foot 240 pound powerhouse, noted for fearless scrimmage play despite immense wealth.
White shows awkward gait but steady progress as he starts at regular center for the varsity after switching from guard last year. Coaches push to improve his passing while praising his aggressiveness, pluck, and spirited play on the court.
The Star bowling club leaves the T53 Wheeling train for Canton this morning to compete in the State tournament. Coshocton opens at ten o clock, forcing an immediate start after arrival. Team members include Capt Henry Hildebrand Rudie Glaser Lee Reed Gus Edwards Lew Quackenbush Art Ster A Westerlind Sam IRelrer Wil Reed with five man team and two two man units plus several individuals.
The Hardly Ables of Canton posted the high score 2520 on Tuesday night at the Canton tournament, while Coshocton trains to top that with a 2878 practice total on Star alleys. Prizes total 1268 across five men two men and individual categories, with firsts ranging from 125 to 55 dollars and booby prize at 0.50.
Veterans and old timer players dispute including coach Lamma in the Has Beens game roster for Thanksgiving. Lamma, a former member of the 99 team, is listed by The Age. Veterans insist on a friendly match without purses, and propose lineup tweaks excluding Bill who coaches this year’s squad.
There is strong interest in the race between Seward and Wilson at the Park rink tonight. The event will be the final race between the two, with the city championship decided this evening by judges McDonald Renner and Mason.
Travel for Home-Seekers via Pennsylvania Lines offers discounted round trip fares to Colorado Idaho Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska the Dakotas Oregon Washington Texas and other western states plus all southern states. Stop over privileges allow visitors to explore business opportunities. Tickets available on certain dates through December 19 with details from local Pennsylvania Lines agents.
Massillon Tigers of Massillon Ohio defeated the Caritele Indian team in Cleveland in front of about 50,000 spectators. The score was 4 to 0 in the preface of the event.
The Nameless Wonders and Cosas present a contest at Park View alleys where the Frogs promise a return bout next week if they win. The bulletin board lists the challenge and the possible prize or reward.
Massillon Tigers defeated the Carlisle Indians 8 to 4 in Cleveland on Wednesday. A large Massillon Canton crowd attended and betting odds circulated around the result. Lipton regrets noted in a London interview mentioning unfulfilled aims and a secret marriage claim.
The bowhead association of Ohio met at Canton and moved the third week of January as the tournament time. Henry Lay was chosen president from Canton with C. W. from Youngstown and J. W. from Ohio as vice presidents.
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