Pulliam Keeps NL Presidency Amid Clean Baseball Push
New York December 11 The vote for National League president remains uncontested with Harry Hallam to be re elected as others abstain or oppose McGraw seeks Lumley and Jordan while Ebbetts reports no sale. Herrmann condemns McGrawism and vows no term extension for Pulliam despite pressure from Reds officials and league directors.
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New York
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National Commission
Cincinnati Reds
Harry Hallam
National League
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Thielman Return in Cleveland Plans Big 1906 Staff
The piece reports strong odds that Bob Thielman will rejoin the Cleveland lineup next spring after impressing during the Northern trip with the Nap. Lajoie plans a large pitching staff including Jens Herne Moore Hensvin Mes farmer Bog and Berger with Fryenfield. Garr’s influence at the front office plus Wattie’s Napland visit shape the move while Taft Teague era exerts pressure on rosters.
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Premier Motor Makers Praise Roadster Ahead of Galveston Meet
SMITH expresses satisfaction as Premier Motor Manufacturing president praises buyer enthusiasm for the factory program. A prominent car maker calls the Gentlemen's Roadster the best designed runabout on the market. A. C. Webb travels from Jonita Missouri to Fort Worth Texas to cover the Vanderbilt racer circuit, after strong showings at Kansas City and Indianapolis. Col. H. Ht. Green, a noted auto enthusiast, is said to be chief promoter of the Galveston meet.
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Speed Records of 1906 Era and Aerial Travel Milestones
The year 1906 showcased rapid progress with multiple speed feats. Marriott and Wright Brothers pilots posted notable mile times, balloon speeds reached high percentages of miles per hour, and Dan Kelley and Charles Daniels set sprint and swimming marks. A Pennsylvania Railroad special train completed New York to Chicago in 4 hours 20 minutes, while Count von Zeppelin’s airship reportedly covered 33 miles per hour.
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Ormomic Beach
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Peroplang
Alrehip
Stevens and Friends
Dan Kelley
Roseben
Price McKinney
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Charles M. Daniels
Count von Zeppeling
Germany
Drug and Liquor Habit Cured Without Pain Or Failure
Stunning ad touts a sanitarium cure for drug and liquor habits claiming a perfect, painless result with no payment until ready for discharge. It promises utmost privacy, home treatment not offered, and special care for women, inviting requests for information.
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Sullivan Draws Fitzgerald In Tough Dayton Battle
Special to The fue. Peter Sullivan the imported Irish welter held Willie Fitzgerald to a hard draw after twenty lively rounds in Dayton Ohio. Fitzgerald flashed early speed but faded. Sullivan recovered from a knockdown to press the action, with the bout ending in a split crowd verdict for a draw. Regulars beat the Sophomores 45 to 21 at Shortidge High. The page also includes a cold remedy ad and a Grove’s cough syrup note.
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Sullivan
Willie Fitzgerald
Witzgerald
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Messves
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Hammer
Fonga
New Broom Sweeps Clean In Classic Racing Tale
A vivid race card describes the famed Broom family, notably Broomstick and Brontomatik, as readied for a key meeting. Fans back Broomstick amid confident bets while rival contenders face heavy scrutiny and a strong crowd presence at Walton.
Hedge Betting Disaster After Yale Harvard Tilt
A garbled reminiscence describes a football betting loss tied to a Yale Harvard game. The narrator recounts attempting to hedge bets, losses mounting as neither side scores, and personal regret over risking money on a tense contest.
What the six day riders receive
In New York on December 11 the six day bike race offers prizes of 1500 to the winner 1000 to second 780 to third and 500 to fifth. Riders are paid travel and training expenses by promoters plus meals and training quarters. Some come from England France India Sweden and Scotland.
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Tollind
France
Indy
Sweden
Scotland
Theaa
Bigelow Elected Yale Captain After Unanimous Vote
Lu cius Horatio Bigelow of Montclair New Jersey was elected Yale football captain after a unanimous secret ballot announced at New Haven. A right tackle and West Point game winner by placement kick, Bigelow stands 6 feet 2 inches and 138 pounds, prepared at Lawrenceville and noted as quiet and unassuming in leadership.
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Morse
West ‘Point
Lysiue Bigelow
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Gordon Brown
Lawrenceville
Arkansas Supreme Court Drops Poolroom Restraint
Hot Springs residents report the Arkansas Supreme Court ruling that chancery courts lack jurisdiction to restrain poolrooms. Closed venues may reopen within days, ending months of closure ordered by Chancellor Carl Will. The decision follows a Pulaski County appeal, boosting hopes for poolroom operators amid racing center reputation.
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Newton Tells Of Suspension In Yankees Row
Indiana pitcher Newton states he was suspended six weeks and missed one day of team duty. He says he wasn’t asked for an excuse and paid for shoes taken. The report notes confusing mixups in the club’s handling and Newton’s denial of a prolonged ban.
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Weil
Fabian Pitener
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Anni
Newton Roniog
Talk About Your Hard Luck by Fred Hewitt recounts White Hat McCarthy
A long feature traces the career of White Hat McCarthy the western rider who won the American Derby on Todd and later faced misfortune. It covers his rise from the Calomora horse to fame, a costly setback at Washington Park, and the enduring saga of the White Hat through years of tepid fortune and a San Francisco disaster.
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Pa Bradley
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Nash
Marive
Sportlette Contest Sets Baton Rouge Keramee Franchise Move
A Baton Rouge contest ended with Keramee being dropped from the Cutlon States league while Hat uwebnryx received the franchising. The decision shifts team status and league composition.
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Rouge Keramee
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Race Results from Los Angeles and Other Tracks
Race results across Los Angeles San Francisco and New Orleans show multiple divisions. Notable winners include Nad er in Los Angeles steeplechase and Marion Rose in San Francisco selling race with odds and times. Other stakes feature Captain Burnett and Santa Rey in their respective furlongs and Futurity courses.
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Applications for License in Marion County Indiana Ward 13
Notice to citizens of Center township Marion County Indiana that Morank Plummer applies at the January term to the Board of County Commissioners for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in less than five gallons with on premises drinking rights. Location 240 South Meridian Street ward 13 front room 14 by 16 feet Meridian Street ground floor lot 3 block 3 Hortgena first addition Indianapolis. The second notice for Indianapolis Car Company addition Ward 1 shows a similar request at 19th Street and Martin Dale Avenue.
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Boxers plan triangular show at Auditorium Wednesday
Reconditioned boxers and betting odds headline the boxing card at the Auditorium on Wednesday night. Ford is slight favorite over Bronson while McNamara and Freddie Cole prepare for a fast clash. Murphy meets Walter Parker in a Chicago debut noted for unknowns and bold claims.
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Feltz Beaten by Attell in Fifteenth Round Fight
Tommy Feltz of Brooklyn was heavily battered and lost by decision to Kid Attell of Baltimore after fifteen rounds at the Echo Athletic Club. Feltz led five rounds in a hard fought bout before Attell prevailed in the final rounds.
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