Ice Yachting Thrills On Wintry Ice Across States
Icy racing on lakes and rivers draws enthusiasts from New York to Wisconsin. Ice yachts on Lake Winnebago and Shrewsbury River showcase swift speeds, with records of a mile in 24 seconds and two and a half miles in a minute, amid windy, snowy conditions.
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Union
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
Winessa
Minnesota
Shrewsbury
Lang Branch
Hows
New York Bay
Saddy Hook
Lake Winnebago
Lake Winnebago Ice Yacht Association
Winnebago
Ltt
Nary Yacht
Better Tennis Through Coaching and Professional Guidance
The piece argues for professional coaching in tennis, citing benefits seen in other sports and at colleges. It notes tennis trails behind football and track in access to expert instruction and stresses maintaining high effort and control to finish strong, outlining common weaknesses and the value of strengthening technique.
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Auys
Cnet
Pollycesa
Innan
Cotlege Eleven
Kencinelas
Baas Kefbul
Pika 1
Longwood
George M. Church
Ludow Vandeventer
Church
Baseball Feud Heals as Old Friends Shake Hands
Johnny Evers and Frank Chance, once bitter rivals, reconcile during a shared tour. Barney Oldfield mediates by guiding them to meet, each greeting the other warmly before leaving in a taxi to celebrate the thaw. Big name figures Myers and Oldfield noted in attendance.
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Pohnny Fevers
Frank Chance
Pakeball
Barney Oldfield
Auto Need Marvel
Chance
California
Bigit
Myers
Caapte
Tohnny Vera
Evers
Eivers
Johnny
Frank
Oldfield
Shortstop Needs a Mask Sparks Baseball Scuffle
The report notes Shortstop Bob Wisher must wear a mask after repeated injuries from line drives. Pec FiART, who aided Cubs players, threatens to quit unless protection improves. In Pittsburgh a collision broke his nose, later another grounder struck his eye. FiART recounts medical work and defending Wisher against critics.
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Pec Fiart
Cubs
Bob Wisher
Mr. Hart
Pittsburgh
Heezer
Bob
Brickley Converts Football Fame Into Income at Harvard
Harvard star Brickley earned about 10 000 dollars last year through royalties from his square toed goal kicking shoe coaching at Navy and Penn State and writing football features. He parlayed his athletic success into business with his keen mind and continued wit.
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Charseley @rickley
Harvard
Brickley
Navy
Penn State
General de Maud'huy Promotes Athletics in French Army
General de Maud'huy's popularity stems from his strong support for sports. He boosted athletics across regiments at Saint Mihiel, organized football teams, and supported boxing and running. He selected erretrou as army mile trainer and often watched or joined bouts, blending Charlemont and English styles.
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General DE Maud'huy
Saint Mihiel
Erretrou
Charlemont
Japanese Golfers At North Jersey Country Club Challenge Whites
Japanese merchants of New York, T Anaki, H Yoshida, K Atchinomiya, and S Nomura, rank among the club’s best golfers. They began about a year ago and now battle the top white players. Nomura says golf is a wonderful game and they learn by watching American champions.
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New York
North Jersey
T. Anaki
H. Yoshida
K. Atchinomiya
S. Nomura
Nomura
Two Real Billiard Champions Duel for Cup Honors
Illetiard players discuss Alfredo de Oro aged fifty four, a three cushion and pool king never out of a title in thirty years, and William Hoppe at twenty seven as rival champions. The piece notes De Oro as a formidable partner to Hoppe and cites the hazard of billiard losses from accidents rather than superior play by opponents.
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Iletiard
Alfredo de’ Oro
William Hoppe
Hoppe
de Oro
Catchers Tricks From Baseball's Early Days
The article recounts how early catchers used deception and talk to disrupt batters. Johnny Kling and Louis Criger are highlighted for sly whispers and constant chatter that unsettled hitters and often swayed calls at the plate.
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Johnny Kling
Keing
Scientific Left Hand Batters in Baseball History
John B. Foster notes that Larry Doyle led the National League with a .320 average last season, the lowest for a league champion. John McGraw says there is not a single scientific left handed hitter in the league, citing past stars Keeler Burkett and Hendrick as examples and lamenting hitters who pull for power rather than use all fields.
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Sjohn B. Foster
Baseball Guide
Larry Doyle
John McGraw
Dayle
Davithert
Anders
Keeler
Burkett
Hetdrick
MecGraw
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Packey M'Farland
Mike Gibbons
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Boston
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Criger
Charlie
Doom
Giants
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