Baseball’s moral arc from gambling to prosperity and fame
A history of baseball’s shifting image from gambling temptations in the 19th century to a modern, prosperous sport. It notes early corruption, punitive reforms led by Hulbert, and the lasting integrity of players and umpires. The piece credits strong governance and public trust for the game’s growth and national significance.
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American Horses Win Many Turfmen Return Home From Abroad
Many turfmen legislated out of New York are returning home after the foreign racing season. Vanderbilt and Gould head the list of winners in France, with Hampering names like Duryea and Leigh among the seasonal notables. Widener, Welsh, McCormick, Taral, and Shaw feature prominently in reports of American-trained stables in Europe as they plan for the next season.
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Vanderbilt
Gould
New York State
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France
Hoermin B. Duryea
Murphy
David Gideon
Gene Leigh
Tom Welsh
J.B. Widener
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Germany
Jimmy McCormick
Kaiser Wilhelm
Fred Taral
A. & W. von Weinberg
Sam Darling
George Walker
Willie Shaw
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De Oro Wins Third Block To Retain Cue Title
Alfredo de Oro, Cuban three cushion master, defended his championship by defeating George Wheeler of Chicago 50 to 45 in the third block at Chicago. De Oro totaled 1680 to 1414 across the match, finishing in 214 innings with a .72 average for the three nights. Wheeler, in 109 innings, averaged .509, and on the third night briefly trailed before a late nine-shot run.
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George Wheeler
Chicago
Alfredo de Oro
Wheeler
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Park Redevelopment Contracts For Millers Cantillans
Mike Cantillon and Joe Cantillon, owners of the Minneapolis American Association club, arranged a contract to build a new park at Nicojett Park. The project funds amount to about $30,000 for concrete and tile work for a rectangular grand stand replacing the old structure.
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Joe Cantillon
Minneapolis American Association Club
Gat Nicojett Park
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