Hyland poised for amateur to pro featherweight world title fight
Special to The Bin San Francisco January 5 13 notes Hyland stepping to a historic clash to decide who holds the featherweight world crown. He has fought 44 bouts with a perfect record this year and aims to prove his merit against Frankie Ned and other top amateurs transitioning to pro ranks.
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San Francisco
Frankie Ned
Hyland
Pacific Coast
Gfrata
Fy Neil
Frankie Neal
Eldiie Hanlon
Jimmy Britt
Toby Irwht
Kia” Lavigne
Tim Heggerty
Erneet
Tne
Hanson
Bellanes
Sharkey
Michigan appoints baseball manager and officers
Mitch I Maynarl of Butte Montana was elected manager of the University of Michigan baseball team. Herbert W. Clark of Las Vegas NM was chosen treasurer and Claude D. Boynton as financial secretary. Yearly reports show receipts about 0M above expenditures. Foothill games netted $8.00 with baseball costing $1.40, leaving $914 in the treasury.
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Michigan
SUN
Arbor
Mitch
Jan I_ Maynarl
Butte
Mont
University of A Michigan
Herbert W. Clark
Las Vegas
The
Athletic Association
Claude D. Boynton
Anwal
Association
Big racer driven by Al Webb at major races
Albert Webb will pilot the big 16 horsepower Pope Totedy car built for Ormond Beach races and the Gordon Bennett cup. He has practiced with the Tanehine for weeks and claims a sub two second mile time.
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Albert Webb
Webb
Ormond Beach
Ormond
Arthur
Maclonald
Orrond-bayrena
Texday
Maclinald
Milne
MOG. Hernia
W.gauld Urokiw
Muchboe
Starkie Referee Weighs In On Indians Danville Game
Referee Starkie drew fire for a late foul call that allowed Indianapolis to edge Danville. Jason made his debut for the Indians in the final period after Menard stood in the goal circle, and the contest was flagged as poorly played amid injuries and stiff Danville defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starkie
Inshanapels
Starke
Indianapalis
Daneille
Danville
Brarkle
Menard
Tiferman
Fort Wayne
Muncie
Campbell
Hefferman
Ciel
Jason
Indianapolis
Hardy
Daly
Danville Higgins
Jagon
Rusty S
Menard Houghton
Viexins
Campbel
Moran
Fhnighton
Hoppe and Behaefer Return to Chicago After Exhibition Tour
News notes Hoppe and Behaer return to Chicago following a coastal exhibition tour. They explain longer jumps and travel costs drove them east, with stops in Los Angeles Tacoma and Seattle. The report mix of travel, earnings, and reflections ends with their plans after the coast trip.
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TNE Sunt
Chicago
Jan
Jake Behaefer
Wille Hoppe
Weer Cies
Vaviern
Wanda
Kansas City
Costa
Los Angeles
Tacoma
Seattle
Diamond Rings Offered by J. P. Mulally at Monument Place
Jewelry dealer J. P. Mulally advertises diamond rings for ladies starting at $10.07 with easy inspection of stock. The note invites customers to view the selection at 2 Monument Place.
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J. P. Mulally
Monument Place
Indianapolis polo star Coggeshall rises from amateur beginnings
An old profile recounts Ollie Coggeshall's rise in polo from Connecticut kitchens to professional courts. It notes his early amateur status in Connecticut leagues, his transition to the professional scene, and his steady, hard working approach. It highlights his modesty and dependable play as a key asset.
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Olle Cogeshull
Irolians
Adil
Levin
Shertford
Conn
Connerstone
Connecticut Jeague
Indianapolis
Coggehall
Cohen
Weil
Derives Around the Rine In Rough Indiana Games
A fragmented report notes Terre Haute players and a string of varsity actions near Danville and Lafayette. Mentioned are Munette, Richmond amateurs, and the Tigers beating Wokewa 7 to 4 amid rough play. Building inspector prompted two exit changes at the auditorium. A committee of former Weareth stars plans to meet President Foot about defunct Central players.
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Stanley
Cobra
Mayers’ League
Tursday
Marion
Elweed
Weareth
Jean Lewis
Cunningham
Jessup
Foot
Yale Faces Outlook After Intercollegiate Meet
Yale shows discouraged mood after a tough intercollegiate meet with heavy losses in track and football looming. The team loses several stars to graduation while replacements struggle to fill key positions as Yale eyeing New Haven influences and upcoming schedule.
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New Haven
Yale
Yao
Wetry la Dewett
Winhera
Mem Une Jie
Duttock
Vale
Reosbark
Kinney
Hogan
Nea
Tockwell
Owsley
Tasker
Phe
Columbve
Irwin Names Kansas City Blues Forepart for 1K Season
Medon Arthur Iren of Hansie City club officially lists the players for the upcoming 1K season. Catchers Trewin Ryan Stoner and Woelf headline a lineup featuring ex Cardinals star Ryan and Valley alum Wilkins. Other named players include Marrs Melt Dare Ponies Mount Geaian Sheener and Metrinert, with specialty outfielders and infielders such as Cami Peering Peerkye Lio ney and runners like Venezia president’s nephew.
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SUN
Kansas City
Woolf
Brooklyn
Marrs
Melt
Dabei
Dare Am
Geaian
Sheener
Ranta
Cherry
Seba
Kaneda
Fang
Watts
Phil
Sauthere
Kansas
Iwan Das Maskey
Ronner
Lew, Bulla
Peerkye
Lioney
Peering
Gees Ernaames
Caste
Venezia
Cantilades
Naijiee
Rleket
Nickell
Lephve
Baseball Facts From Early US Leagues and Records
A garbled compile lists early baseball origins in New York and America, noting first rules, teams, leagues, and notable feats. It mentions the Knickerbockers, 19th century records for innings and long-distance hitting, and the 1884 Providence Metropolitans series win.
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New York
Ford
Caleher
FLW
Thayet
Harvard
Chivigo
Low
Ed Crane
Larey Toritenas
Columbus
Fargo
Tees Lake
State
Knickerbockers
Boston
Manchester
N. H
Flvevard College
Nan Roning
Wise
Walsh
Various Mile Records Locomotives On Central Vehicles
Fragmented OCR item lists names and events across locomotives automobiles and running entries. Reads like a race summary with participants such as Hawden Biegelow Walthour Nilssen George Wahkin Perking Carll and Pateh. Limited clear context but indicates pacing records and times around 7:25.
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Cental
Hawden
Biegelow
R. A. Walthour
A. J. Nilssen
George ‘ ‘i Wahkin
W. Perking
Fom Swimming
R. Carll
Incoherent Baseball Gossip Sparks Trade Rumors in Minneapolis
Ungraded clippings describe numerous baseball figures and alleged moves. Mentions include Abe Wall, Scharnwebrp, Dat' Gammon, Swarts, Magong, Osteen, Burrows, and J. Jewett linked to teams in Providence Minneapolis and Columbus. Overall tone hints at player speculation, contract talks, and stage hints amid chaotic recital of names.
Jeffries talk sparks clash over Johnson clash and stage
Historic interview recounts Jeffries camp debating a Johnson bout as white fighter refuses to meet the colored champion. The piece notes public interest in a potential California fight, Jeffries acting career, and fan reactions at Cedar Rapids baseball games and theater events.
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Dark Johnson
Norein
California
Turkey
Jettie
Himgell
Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Jeff
Jem
Johnsonnutt
Davy Crockett
Curtisest
Frontier Llfe
Vanderbilt Cup Race Highlight At Ormond Beach Wagon Week
Wm. Wallace drove a homepower Fu l A. T. car in the Vanderlitt cup race, overhauled and improved, hoping this machine will help capture honors during wagon week at Ormond Beach. Indianaposte, Danville, Logansport, Kokomo, Lafayette, Terre Haute and Indianapolis results noted for Tuesday and Wednesday nights for nearby cities.
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Logansport
Kokomo
Wayne
Lafayene
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
WM. Wallace
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Ami
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Aoerilt
Frvteary Knowles
New York Notomats
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Tale Shifter
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Horsce
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Elvy Gore
Abyass
Hig Pet
Dom Detteien
Ant
Bill
Nike
Macey
Corferns
Wien
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Indianapolid
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Indianap
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Loganaprt
T. Flaute
Anderson
Indianaposte
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