Grand Circuit Races Dates Announced for 1906 Season
The Grand Circuit trotters 1906 schedule was set with Detroit opening July 25 to August 4, followed by Buffalo August 6–11, Poughkeepsie August 13–18, Readville August 20–25, Providence August 27–September 1, Hartford September 3–8, Syracuse September 10–15, Columbus September 17–22, Cincinnati September 24–29. Several tracks did not apply for dates. A committee will report plans for a general racing program.
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Detroit
Buffalo
Poughkeepsie
Readville
Boston
Providence
Hartford
Syracuse
Columbus
Cincinnati
Memphis
Cleveland
Empire City
New York
Football Foibles and the Push for a Single Rule Code
A discussion on dual football rules as a misfortune and calls for one uniform code. Yale revenues reached 80000 from three major games last season, the highest for that set of games. The Yale eleven plans early next season to Thanksgiving, continuing the tradition.
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Yale
Public Sale At L F Page Farm Near Henrietta Hill
A public sale will be held at the farm of L F Page located one half mile east of Henrietta Hill at ten o clock on January 23. The event seeks bidders for farm items and property listed in the notice.
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L. F. Page
Henrietta Hill
Keep Your Head Uncovered The Hat Dandruff Germs
A health note on dandruff and hair loss warns that wearing a hat constantly can spread scalp germs and cause baldness. Herpicide is advertised as a treatment that kills germs and promotes hair growth, described as pleasant and safe. Sold by druggists with samples available from The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan.
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Newbro
Io Jn
Herpi‘ule Co
Detroit
Mich
Sports Briefs Preview of 1908 Boxing and Baseball Rumors
Cleveland fans celebrate Lajoie signing with strong salary terms. Young Corbett faces Friday trouble while McGovern and Nelson plan a bout. Hart and O'Brien may clash at Butte. Phillies plan to use college pitcher Dan McCurdy. Hanlon signs Amos Ruale, Hafford added. Rumors swirl of Mulford for Central league presidency. Inter-City fights heat up Buffalo vs Pittsburg in Pittsburg tonight. Clark tops Pittsburg payroll, Wagner not blocked. Fitzsimmons draws Sioux Falls crowd and referees Feoch bouts in Divorce state. Princeton unveils $12000 clubhouse. Fitzsimmons rumored to retire stage for physical culture in New York. Hardesty to get American Association umpiring chance. O Loughlin seen earning coast money as coast arbitrator. Harrisburg aims to contest Billy Phyle with York, Harrisburg stronger. Teague vs Warren at Warren for first in Interstate Roller. Bandits target Jimmy Callahan. Montgomery named Waynesburg manager. Import stats show New York autos rise. 1036 cars valued at $4.15 million shipped, 45 percent duty, treasury revenue about $1.87 million. projections imply need for new or expanded federal space.
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Marvin Hart
O’brien Mayget
Butte, Mont
Dan McCurdy
Phillies
Ned Hanlon Tan
Amos Rualé
Hafford
Ron Mulford
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Fred Clark
Wagner
Fitzsimmons
Sioux Falls
Feoch
Princeton
Bob Fitzsimmonsas
New York
Scott Hardesty
Newark
American Association
Remarkable intelligent Ohio horse fights automobile
A Greenfield touring party reports a Fayette County horse aggressively defend its domain against a car. The mare struck the auto with hind legs, toppled the top, damaged the vehicle, and frightened the occupants, who escaped unharmed except for the boy’s broken eyeglasses. Neighbors helped right the machine and the party continued home. The incident, claimed as the first of its kind, showcases remarkable horse tenacity against modern transport.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Ohio State Register
Sportaian
Fayette County
United States
Greenfeld
Lfe
Greenfield
Dayton
City
Willard Wilson
Greenfield Pike
Auto
Tider
Plecas
Wilson
Akron Baseball Co and Windsor Land Co formed in Akron
The Akron Press reports the incorporation of the Akron Baseball Co and the Windsor Land Co last week, aiming to back a 1906 city team with strong finances and better facilities. Each company is set at 10000 dollars, with shares selling at 100 and 50 dollars respectively, led by prominent baseball figures. The land firm plans Blue Pond groundwork to create a baseball park and then donate it to the team, with grading already underway.
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Akron Baseball Co
Windsor Land Co
Tip Top
Akron Press
iIt
Fang
Baseball Company
Land Company
Blue Pond
Baseball
Kodol Claims Digestive Health and Stomach Cures
An advertisement touts Kodol as enabling digestion and assimilation of all foods, nourishing the body and rebuilding weak organs to restore health. A note mentions a new park opening season dependent on a baseball company leasing ground from a land company, with corporation papers in Columbus and officers to be elected as plans for the coming season proceed.
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New Land Company
Corporation
Columbus
Does This Suit You Hindipo Kidney Cure Note
H A Dikeman of Broad Street promotes Hindipo a new kidney cure and nerve tonic with a money back guarantee. He advertises a 60 cent box or 3 cent sample by mail and claims it cures kidney troubles and nervous disorders or returns payment.
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H. A. Dykeman
Elyria
H. A. Dikeman
Broad Treat
Mallender
Drain Tile Association elects officers in Indiana
INDIANA Anderson January 9 The Drain Tile Association of the gas belt today elected officers with President 3 M Cowgill of Terre Haute Vice President Alva Williamson Sweetser Secretary and Treasurer Lee Goodwin Curtisville. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as a remedy.
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Troit
Hao
Harry Fr. Smith & Company
Elyria, Ohio
Gates Dandram
Napoleon Lajoie
Young Corbett
Terry McGovern
Battling Nelson
Rill O'Loughlin
Herrisburg
Billy Phyle
York
Harrisburg
Warren
Akron
Jimmy Callahan
Jimmy
Bill Montgomery
Waynesburg
Whitehead
Treasury Department
Lucy Stovall
Tilton
Kodol
Lorain County
Harry H. Smith
Harry H. Smith &Co
Indiana
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Fee Aeren
He Wow
Mother Gray
Chichester
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