Donlin Presses Final Terms as Giants Face Pay Talks
Mike Donlin refuses to south with the Giants for training. He demands a high contract, saying he will report to New York opening day in prime condition. Mabel Hite and Brush emphasize maximizing value as negotiations stall.
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Doniin
Mr. Brush
Brush
Mike
Giants
Mabel Hite
An & Club
Mr. Brash
Mike Donlin
New York
Dontin
Mike Dontin
Mathewtons
Lajoies
John T
United States Senators
Secret Service
Fred Smith Named Shortstop for Indianapolis Team
Manager Cary announced Fred Smith as the new shortstop for the Indianapolis baseball team. The Cleveland boy, brother of pitcher Smith of the Washington American, is two years old and compares in size and speed to Jimmy Cook. He works in a Cleveland bank and has shown habit and intelligence. Smith has starred with Lorraine and Sandusky teams and could replace Bush if he can hit in this level.
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Indianapolis
Fred Smith
Cleveland
Smith
Washington American
Jimmy Cook
Lorraine
Sandusky
Bush
Carr
Ed Curley's Selections and Oakland Race Card
Ed Curley lists selections for Tampa and Oakland races with probable winners. The Tampa picks include Catherine Cardwell and Miss Cardigan among others, while Oakland favors Penny and Rubric as likely victors. Los Angeles calendar features Slippery, Jane Laurel, Entre Nous, Tony Bonero, Smirker, Rubric, Vivant, and other entries.
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Catherine Cardwell
ce—Donaldo
Ramble
Pens
Sally Ey Preston
Ray Eore Pen
Pene Smith
Ts ce—Spunky
Dr. Young
Wheatbread
Miss Cardigan
Gordon ‘Tee
Daisy Shine
Bixth Oo Ane Ig Kyes
Judge Dundon
Merry B
Laughing
Bubbling Water
Fanatic
Delcruzador
Mary E. Clark
Col. Bronsto
Cloudlight
Tom Shaw
Early Tide
Penny
Los Angeles
Jane Laurel
Chippewa
Ohilo
Entre Nous
EB. M. Fry
Norfolk
Tony Bonero
Magazine
Lasata
Smirker
Vesme
Ivance
Rubric
Ninblick
Vivant
Marbles
Shirley
Rossmore
Deweys Post 901 High Team Total In Indy League
The Deweys of the Indianapolis league posted the high team total last night with a 901. Hurt of the Centrals led individuals at 235. The Anonyms gained a game on the Manhattans, taking five from the Federals. The Carriers, tailenders, took two from the Manhattans who lead. Three of the leaders games were forfeited by the tailenders. The Deweys beat Centrals four times and the K. F. M.'s dropped four to the Shermans.
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Deweys
Centrals
Anonyms
Manhattans
Federals
Shermans
Dreyfuss Sells Stock in Philadelphia Club
Barney Dreyfuss sold his stock in the Philadelphia National League club to Billy Murray, the Phillies manager, who will be elected to the directorate. The sale was completed yesterday.
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Dreyfuss
Philadelphia
Barney Dreyfuss
Billy Murray
Phillies
Donlin's Big League Entrance Tells A Hitting Tale
Mike Donlin arrives with high hopes as St Louis owner Passy Tebeau questions his skill. Donlin boasts he can hit, while admitting poor fielding. The exchange highlights his confidence and the shift from coast to major league expectations.
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Mike Donlin
St. Louis
Passy Tebeau
Mike
Tebeau
Donlin
Attell Driscoll Bout Off As Dates Slip Away
New York reports indicate the Attell vs Driscoll match will not occur now. Abe Attell spurned offers up to February 2 as Driscoll sails to England. managers press for a fight with guarantees and a percentage, while Driscoll vows to Europe despite potential losses.
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Attell
Driscoll
Billy Gibson
Attél
Abe
Gibson
England
New Orleans
Denar Tad
Marion Club Five to Meet Wabash Team at Home
The Marion Club five will face the Wabash Athletic association five at the Marion club gym Saturday night. The lineup features Cook and Malarkey at forwards Bohnstadt at center and Strong and Kingsbury as guards.
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Marion Club Five
Marion
Wabash Athletic Association
Marion Club
Cook
Malarkey
Bohnstadt
Strong
Kingsbury
Papke-Thomas Bout Canceled Clearing Way for Kelly-Thomas
Edward Papke announces the Papke Thomas bout is off for February 22. The cancellation clears the way for the Kelly Thomas fight set for February 2 in New York. Papke says his brother needs a longer rest before facing anyone.
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Kevane
Edward Papke
Billy Brapke
Papke- Thomas
Kelly-Thomas
New York
Papke
Walcott to Fight Flink McCloskey in Boston Bout
Boxing card sets Jon Walcott of Providence against Flink McCloskey in a 12 round bout scheduled for Boston on February 18. The promoters announced the main event during yesterday's closed session.
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Walcott
Boston
Jon Walcott
Providence
Flink
McCloskey
Dorando challenges Hayes in looming race at Coliseum
Dorando the Italian marathoner says Johnny Hayes fears a stakes race. Hayes must post a $100 forfeit, else no match. Promoter Carr plans a show with Callahan watching Dorando in Indianapolis. Reports note 3 to 4 mile times and good form from Wright Cook and Whitesell.
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Coliseum
Johnny Hayes
New York
Shepherd's Bush
Hayes
Johnny
Carr
Jimmy Callahan
Callahan
Chicago
Indianapolis
Mike Donlinctor
Joe Barclay
Bloomington
Miller
Wright
Cook
Whitesell
Notre Dame Wins Twenty Second Victory Over Dallas Oregon
Notre Dame defeated the Dallas Oregon five 31 to ? in Notre Dame Indiana on February 3. Maloney starred with seven field goals and six free throws while Scanlon and Freeze anchored the defense. For the visitors Fenton E Shaw and Lavery played well.
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Ind
Oregons
Dallas
Maloney
Scanlon
Freeze
Vaughan
Fenton
E. Shaw
Lavery
Yale and Penn to Race on the Water
Yale and the University of Pennsylvania will meet in a two mile varsity eight race at Philadelphia on April 10 at 2 PM. Referee is Clement B Woof of Philadelphia, a Harvard alumnus.
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YALE
PENN
New. Haven
Conn
University of Pennsylvania
Elis
Quakers
Philadelphia
Clement B. Woof
Harvard
Wheeling Central Names William Philips Coach With Ohio Penn Players
Former Cincinnati and American League pitcher William Philips will coach Wheeling Central this season and will have a staff comprising a "bunch" of Ohio Penn league players from Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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East Eetaan O
William Philips
Cincinnati
Wheeling
Johnson's Brother Dead in New York Morgue Mystery
Unclaimed body in a New York morgue is believed to be Roscoe Johnson brother of boxing figure Jack Johnson. The man died yesterday in a New York hospital from pneumonia and IV complications, his identity not yet confirmed.
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Johnson
New York
Roscoe Johnson
Jack” Johnson
New York Hospital
New York Uniforms Featured In Chase and Falees?
Fragmented OCR reads show references to chase and uniforms in New York context with unclear names. Possible sports or team mentions lack coherent details or outcomes.
No-Decision Boxing Revival Stuns Local Auditors
A revived boxing event at the Auditori um with no decision policy left patrons disappointed as main bouts Denning and White fought ten rounds under Referee James Ryan who refused to pick a winner. Cooley Bloom and Donnelly Duffy matches drew mixed results while officials and police were notably absent.
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Young Denning
Frank White
James
Chicago
Cooley
Donnelly
Harry Duffy
Ryan
Kid Simms
Jack Dillon
Menager
Judge Whallon
Fighting Ghost Too Elusive For Maker
The Fighting Ghost of Merchantville New Jersey defeated Peter Maher the Irish champion in a six round bout at the Wayne Athletic club in Philadelphia. Maher failed to land his signature punches as the Ghost proved too slippery for him throughout the windup of a strong boxing card.
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Fighting Ghost
Merchantville
N. J
Peter Maher
Wayne Athletic Club
Maher
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