Brisk Sports Roundup From A Bustling Sports Page
The article notes Brisk Sports with various updates. Brooklyn contracts out all players except Doyre and Jack Ja booked for release. Glade signs with St. Louis Brawny for 3000. O'Brien plans England trip delaying rematch with Ryan. Malarky seeks release to join another big league club. New Orleans turfmen plan to ship to Washington for work. Benning meeting starts March 5. Matty Matthews reads to meet Joe Grim in Baltimore for ten rounds. Henry Anson to donate a baseball arena at Marshalltown. Harvard Yale and Oxford Cambridge track plans hinge on summer materialization. Richmond to play at the Auditorium Tuesday night. Indianapolis bets on a close win by an unspecified team. Ryan-Beauscholte boxing bout to headline the city’s winter show with ticket sales strong.
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Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
England
Tommy Ryan
Malarky
Boston
Rochester
New Orleans
Washington
Matty Matthews
Joe Grim
Baltimore
Henry Anson
Cap” Anson
Marshalltown
Adrian
Yele
Richmond
Ini Anapolis
Jose
Polo Ink
Elts Haa
Refunds Draw Attention to Attell Rauch Fight
In refunding the money for the promised Attell versus Rauch bout that never happened, the prospect wins favor among boxing fans. advance ticket sales have grown larger than usual as buyers expect full value for their purchases.
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Attell
Rauch
Magoon to Second Base in Indianapolis Move Captaincy Rumor
George Magoon ex Chicago Americans second baseman may join Indianapolis as second baseman and captain. Rumor says Dutch Schaeffer was traded to Comiskey for Magoon, while Indianapolis may lose catcher Eddie Meydon. Misprint "N. E. Heddon" appeared on reserve roster. manager Finn notes "M. E. Heydon" slated to catch and captain. Auschaupt vows to fight for Heydon.
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George Magoon
Chicago Americans
Indianapolis
Dutch Schaeffer
Comiskey
Magoon
Eddie Meydon
N. E. Heddon
Tter
Finn
Litle Hook
M. E. Heydon
N. E. Hedon
Hickey
Watkins
Auschaupt
Heydon
Quakers Rout Richmond in Easy 12-Goal Victory
Quakers dominate Richmond 12 to 1 on a misty night in Quakertown. Cunningham Jr rejoined teammates and sparked the attack with strong play. Goal scorers include Gunningham six and Bone five as Mansfeld, McGilvray, and Seare-Richmond contribute. Attendance and officials incomplete.
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Indianapolis
Richmond
Bonday
Quakertown
Fighting Five
Cunningham, Jr
Quakers
Indianapol
Richmond Pierre
Bone McGivray
Tarzan
Cunningham Way
McGivray
Mansfeld O'Hara
Doherty Bannon
Jereup
Gunningham
Bone
Mansfield
McGilvray
Seare
Indiana
Tis
Stape
Je Id
Bannon
Lam
Stanging and Scores in Western and Central Leagues
Western League standings list Mamete six games, Marion six, Anderson four, Elwood two with Richmond and Indianapolis interplays. Central League shows Fort Wayne, Kokomo, Lafayette, Terre Haute, Logansport, Danville with varied wins and losses. matchups include Indianapolis hosting Richmond and Anderson at Elwood, Lafayette at Danville, Logansport at Kokomo. Death of “The Turk” in Evanston depicts John Henry Charles Smith, alias the Turk, dying after ingesting rat poison while attempting to reveal his identity and heir. notes his eccentric dress, delusions, and reputation as a notorious woman hater.
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the Turk
Chicago
John Henry Charles Smith
Evanston
Smith
Ife
Heneaith
Jae Wan
No Freight for Korea Refusal Notices Issued
Great Northern and Northern Pacific railways warn agents to refuse freight for any point in Korea and Manchuria. Freight will be accepted for ports in Japan, while Korea and Manchuria ports are blockaded. Railroads cite inability to ship to the war zone. shipments mainly include railroad supplies and heavy machinery.
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Korea
Chicago
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Railways
Manchuria
Japan
Has Scalea Like a Fish
A man arrives at University Hospital in Ann Arbor with a startling skin condition described as scale like. Doctors are astonished by the rash and its widespread appearance across the body. The patient mentions family history and seeks relief for a stomach ache amid the medical curiosity.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University Hospital
University
Sultan Hae Freees Professor Lenedjian in Istanbul
In Constantinople on February 2 the sultan, following an interview with American Ambassador Leishman, ordered the release of Professor Lenedjian of the American College who had been imprisoned amid protests.
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Sultan Hae
Lenedjjan
Constantinople
Leishman
Wulen
Lenedjian
American College
Protesin
Grew Fast Body Did James Fitz Gerald's Arm
A brief report notes that James Fitz Gerald suffered a rapid growth in his arm, with medical observers describing an unusual swelling and concern over its quick development. Doctors are monitoring the condition for signs of infection or structural impact.
City Hospital Restores Boy Arm After Fire Injury
James Fitzgerald a 12 year old colored boy from Roanoke Virginia was treated at City hospital after severe childhood burns left his right arm fused to his body. Surgeons repaired the limb and he is expected to have normal use when discharged in weeks. The boy arrived with Wallace's show and sought juvenile court aid before entering the home.
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James Fitzgerald
City Hospital
Colored Orphans’ Home
Iad
Roanoke
Promia
Wallace
Head Severed by Wheelbarrow at Steel Plant
In Pittsburgh on February 22 an ore fall at the American Steel and Wire Co plant hurled Yerry Betnopougle against a wheelbarrow. The back of his neck struck a sharp edge, and his head was completely severed from his body in the accident.
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Pittsherg
American Steel and Wire Company
Yerry Betnopougle
Execution of James Martin for railroad murder at Hut te
James Martin was hanged on Tuesday in Hut te Mont for the murder of railroad brakeman John R. Williams during a failed robbery. Charla Lennox, convicted with Martin, escaped jail last fall and remains at large. Martin selected his hour, went to the gallows singing hymns, and declared ready as the noose was placed. His neck broke.
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Hutte
Mont
James Martin
John R. Williams
Charla Lennox
Macttt
Kaiser’s Throat Trouble and Other Local Items
London correspondent reports Kaiser’s throat trouble described as malignant. Fred Richert arrested for receiving stolen woods after a Monday search found items linked to recent thefts. A nurse’s group pushes for state nursing registration to elevate the profession. Farmer Henry Dribble bit Patrolman Corziner’s finger Monday in Colostian, Ripley county, now in Indianapolis lockup. A socialist fight at Central Labor meeting over a resolution backing Senator Mann’s efforts to link capital and labor, resolution later adopted.
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Fred Richert
Inelicita
Nuraing
Henry Dribble
Corziers
Colonsatan
Ripley County
Undianapolis
Central Later Union
Manna
Not a Penny to Pay for Mormon Bishop Pills Ad
A sensational advertisement promises a money back guarantee for Mormon Bishop Pills sold by Huder's drug stores. It claims the pills cure nervous conditions, back pains, and tobacco effects, with a one in thirty chance of no benefit and a full refund if no relief is observed. The copy urges readers to visit local Huder's stores in San Francisco and Washington streets.
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Mgr
N Peckeren
Tilis
Inday
Huder
Bishop Remedy
San Francisco
Cal
Huner's Drug Atores
Venneyivania
Washington-sts
W. Waenington-st
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Jack Ja
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St. Louis Brawny
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REED
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Ohie Jackson
Shelby St. End
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