Montana Baseball Outlook and Fan Resistance Cited
The Copper State season outlook is poor with budget strains and local critics in Butte Helena challenging players. Montana scouts and managers like Louis Eschle are urged to assemble a squad as early as possible, amid reports of openings in Billings and Boulder and mentions of players such as Smalley and McCoughner in a volatile winter scene.
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Butte
Sporting News
Copper State
Walter Wilmot
Montana
Helena
Louis Esuhle
Bulte
Cone
Hutte
Soit
Kadey
Pease
Billings
Jimmy Smalley
Smalley
Boulder
Tom Donahue
Mike McCoughner
Lis Taylor
Clare Williams
Jimmy Stein
Hi Ikimball
Jack Myrtle
Tommy Lloyd
Jimy Smalley
Matt Sullivan
Murphy
Louis Eschle
BASEBALL WAR Pits National League Against American Association
Indications point to a baseball war as the season opens between two big associations. The National League plans to block the new American Association by placing a team in cities already served by league clubs. President A. J. H. Soden of the Boston club says the league will protect its interests and even offer public access to American Association games in Boston for 25 cents while league teams are on the road. The league, backed by the National League, may challenge the use of the American Association name in court, though Soden prefers open competition for fans.
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American Association
A. 7 H. Soden
Boston Club
Roston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Ovinn-Anson
Boston
Indianapolis
National League
American Asagit 1
Soden
Boxing News From New York and Beyond
John L Sullivan declares abstinence and self claimed world champ status as heavyweight chatter swirls about Aleck Brown and Tom O’Rourke securing a Coney Island house for a seaside club. Rumors link Maher and Rublin for a New York bout while circuits gauge Corbett Jeffries prep. Felix’s early career highlights and Iowa prizefight ban bill cap the boxing page.
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Tom O'Rourke
Aleck Brown
Coney Island
Seaside Sporting Club
Sportsmen's Show at Madison Square Garden Opens Soon
The Sportsmen's Show at Madison Square Garden opens in three weeks for seventeen days. It promises a highly realistic Maine woods camp scene with oak leaf flooring replaced by natural materials and hundreds of pine trees. The display will feature live big game specimens and mounted heads with record moose antlers, aiming to depict diverse U S game districts.
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Madison Square Garden
Sportsmen's Association
Long Island
Maine
United States
New Brunswick
Rocky Mountains
Association
America
Indian tribes to perform at the show with Canadian Pacific backing
The Indiah camp will feature Iroquois Chippewas and Algonquins with Nipissings and Milketes from New Brunswick. About twenty five to thirty natives in period costumes will present peace and war dances and make Indian handicrafts while a Canadian Pacific Railway committee arranges the staging to convey a lifelike view of historic Indian life.
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Nipissings
New Brunswick
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Ming
Giants Of Old Chronicles Reach To The Heavens
A fragment cites the New York Herald on giants from biblical times and a 1718 French work by Henrion claiming Adam stood 13 feet tall and Eve 6 feet shorter, Noah about 37 feet, Abraham 18 feet, and gradual height decline to 4–6 feet. It mentions alleged discoveries of giant bones and Cavalled Rincom remains in Rouen.
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Goliath
David
New York Herald
Henrion
Adam
Eve
Noah
Aayé M. Henrion
Abraham
Bhutan
Tia
Rincom
Rouen
Lack of Fresh Fruit and Milk Draws Comment From Manila
An American woman in Manila laments the scarcity of fresh fruit and sweet milk. She notes berries, cherries, and other fruits are unavailable and describes local vegetables as meager. She criticizes tinned foods and condensed milk, preferring home preservation, and contrasts foreign travel with Peebles in Scotland.
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Manila
Peebles
Glasgow
Edinburgh
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Eastport
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Dan Creedon
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