Catcher Murray May Be Hoosier in 1900s rumors
A St Louis Nationals prospect Murray may join Woosters on loan next season. McCloskey praised him as a promising player who excelled behind the plate and in the outfield in 41 games last summer while Notre Dame members and Watkins weigh recall risks.
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St.Louis Nationals
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Woosters
St. Louis
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Notre Dame University
la Wag
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Teague
DicCloskey
Nationals
Ro Pulliam
Jeague
McClockey
Tkail
Farwing
St Louis
Watkins
Abeneri
Boxers Busy Week With Debut of Prune at Peoria
In a bustling boxing week, Hugo Kelly defends his middleweight crown against Fred Cooley in Peoria while Boston plans a busy slate. The sports page highlights Mrs Hasselbach as a notable woman bowler and previews heavyweight clashes including John O'Brien versus Tommy Burns in Los Angeles, with Jeffries out of the running.
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Weelal
Boston
Monten
Boyton
Hamaelbach
St. Santa
Sulun
Tankerorard
Tankerorard Is Sif
Thora
John O'Brien
Tommy Burns
Los Angeles
James Jeffries
Jeffries
I Parrys
Cung
Fairbanks
Soyo
Burns
Kentucky Prane
Marvin Hart
O'Brien
Burns i
Philadelphian
Pacing Records Smashed in 1906 Jabarteos Era Bowler's Night
In 1906 Jabarteos of American Cans topped the Manufacturer's League, posting a dominant night with 22 pins, Geeling of the Laycocks adding 24, and Schaub 23 as Laycocks swept several matches. The American Cans defeated Fairbanks while National Autos beat Jenney, with La vc Maas-Neimeyer and others contributing strong scores at Columbia Alleys.
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Jabarteos
Ping
Geeling
Laycocks
Schaub
Reading
Maas- Neimeyers
Polks
Perrys
Fairbanks
National Autos
Jenneys
Columbia Alleys
Laveoc
Maas-Neimeyer
Fomn
Mueller
Riesel
Myers
Peacock
Fagit
Greer
Nut
Auton
Jenney
Manchoatr
Sackatt
Clary
Spitztaden
Hancock
Lachwindgr
Moller
S/Jenney
Remler
Bosart
Gil Ta
Patk'a Bent
Sihand
Hadzikson
Sialhuth
le Bonet
Bebinger
Hemedsnean
Rienere
Driver of Premier Car Named Real Hero
Charles Kinner drove the Premier through Berkshire blizzards during the New York Motor club endurance test. Passengers say he shared his only toe shoe and fed a duster to his feet to prevent freezing, keeping his robe and pedals. Despite 13 to 16 hours of delay, he and his full load stood by the car while others took trains or swapped cars.
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Berkshire
New York Motor Club
Mart
Charles Kinner
Pamenger
Mattufy
Lenox
Mass
New York
Honora
In the Elks' League Monday Night Bowling Report
The Pirlow failed to win with four, as the Monarchs beat the Plutos in a rough match. Herner led the Nyh with 61 points, while Smith of the Monarchs tallied 214. Scoring details show Elk Alleys Monarch Pluto and Berner Tripp Bowsett Wittens among top performers with scores listed and totals recorded.
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Elks' League
Pirlow
Monarchs
Nyh
Herner
Plutos
Smith
ELK Alleys
Monarch
Pluto
F. Smith
Berner
Tripp
ISM
Bowsett
Wittens
Otas
May import Chinese workers to Hungary to ease labor shortage
Budapest dispatch says Hungary may import twenty thousand Chinese coolies to fill farm labor gaps as emigration to the United States slows. The plan notes a significant labor shortage and aims to mobilize workers for agricultural tasks amid dwindling available labor.
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Scrippe-McRee Presa Association
Budapest
Hungary
United States
South makes football history with Vanderbilt vs Carlisle
The article recalls Vanderbilt's four point effort against the Carlisle Indians in Nashville, praising the team for standing strong and shaping early gridiron history. It notes rival defeats for Michigan and Minnesota, and highlights coaching questions around Yost and McGugin amid a season of close outcomes and national comparisons.
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Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Carlisle Indians
Yost
Ehuneyd
Jesus
Pennsylvania
McGugn
Dun
Pritoaylvania
Corbett Picks O'Brien to Win in Faint Wrestling Preview
James A. Comet notes Corbett favors O'Brien in a rumored bout. observers recall past grappling exchanges with Hart and Arlen Lagaure Hans, predicting a cautious, hug-heavy struggle. The writer argues O'Brien may outlast Burns on breakaway moves, though a knockdown is not certain.
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James A. Comet
O'Brien
Hart
Arlen Lagaure
Hans
Aman
Elvan
BudDy
Burns
Lim
Race Results at Sew Orgeans First Race Dominates By Names
Race results list multiple horses and times across events at Sew Orleans and Washington venues. Notable entries include Buren Arnold, 110 Nwoly, AVindtall, Quince, Magic O'Neil, Stendebelts, Inaba, Aintree, Suada, Rele Hegeat, Electrics, Ludia, Migs Packer, Ulura Dear, Cuban Star, Jonga, Kohinoor, Anbell, Gindintor, GAu nachen, Safety Lighe, Cherwin, St. Valentine, Dr. Spruill, Clamor, Hernissy, Bean Brumme, Col. Dartlett, Gamez, Dr. McCluey, Merry Belle, Pretention, Avauntear, Dolly Spanker, Lord of the Vale, Twister, Captain Mayen, Valley Forge, Firebrand, Welbourn, Bivanic, Regal Lad, Scar ton, Trelle Btroms, Dolly Speaker.
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Quince
Magic O'Neil
Stendebelts
Inaba
Aintree
Suada
Rele Hegeat
Electrics
Ludia
Migs Packer
Ulura Dear
Rani
Jonga
Whippoorth
wNiealy
Kohinoor
Anbell
Vy Miles
seiling-Gindintor
Safety Lighe
Cherwin
Tme
St. Valentine
Gannon
Jack Dolan
Dr. Spruill
Pireh
Clamor
Her
Diz
Lord of the Vale
Twister
Callortahachie
Kelleher
Captain Mayen
Valley Forge
The
Frank Sommers Allo
Garter Knot
Pioneer
Furlonge
Firebrand
Mister
Welbourn
Bivanic
Tims
Herkeley
Notter
Regal Lad
Boprano
Xelling
Trelle Btroms
Johnson
New York
Scarton
Dolly Speaker
Miller
S. Woaler Brass
Lord Boanerges
Callicrate Elected Notre Dame Captain for 1907
Special to The Sum Notre Dame Ind Nov 2 Callicrate the All Indiana halfback was elected captain of the Notre Dame football team for 1907. Coach Barry was presented with a gold watch fob at the annual banquet. The following men were given monograms: Capt Bracken Br ech an Munson Eggerman Dolan Bewcom Bervey Hatnell Neger Callierate Dienar and Waldorf Notre Dame will lose four men Sheehan Beacon Stacken and Waldorf Barry announced that he would not return that year.
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Ind
Callicrate
Indiana
aBrry
Capt
Bracken
Brechan
Munson
Eggerman
Dolan
Bewcom
Bervey
Hatnell
Neger
Callierate
Dienar
Waldorf
Sheehan
Ida Tarbell Declines Testimony at St Louis Hearing
Kansas City Nov 27 Ida M Tarbell author of antiStandard Oil writings announced she would not testify again at the St Louis trust hearing. She said she would not be persuaded to reveal further evidence and cited knowledge of Standard methods as her reason.
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Kansas City
Ida M. Tarbell
Btandard Oil Company
St Louis
Standart
Wallace denial over Canton Massillon gambling scandal
Canton Athletic Club business manager George Williams reviewed alleged statements about a $20 000 gamblers syndicate to fix Canton Massillon games. He said coach Brondy Wallace was not named in the alleged tramapetion. Wallace denies the report and says Massillon management is pressuring Canton after a failed Thanksgiving game offer, asserting Canton will handle football arrangements.
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Ganton
Wallace
George Williams
Canton Athletic Club
Brondy
Massillon
Canton
Latruba
Yellow dominates winter ballroom fashion this season
A fashion preview notes yellow as the prevailing color in women’s attire for winter balls. It highlights range from pale primrose to deep corn, warns against overuse by the wrong wearer, and cites lemon chiffon gowns trimmed with fine cloth as striking yet novel evening wear.
Stand-Pat Theory Haunts Early Baseball Talks
A long review of Boston Americans struggles, stars, and injuries. The piece argues the stand-pat approach hurts clubs like Boston and Chicago, noting key players out of form and opponents thriving when rosters stay the same. It cites Murphy and past pennant races, comparing league teams and the impact of missing pitchers and health on outcomes.
Receipts Decline for Yale Harvard and Yale Princeton Games
In New Haven Yale Harvard receipts total about 2.00 for the mhara of the Yale Harvard game and possibly 79,900 for Yale Princeton. The drop from last year is due to Princeton’s game not being in this city and Yale’s in Cambridge, with overall crowds smaller but still substantial for minor games.
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Sun
New Haven
Conn
Yate
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Mercersburg hammer thrower Talbott shines at event
Lee Talbott, 19, from Kansas City and member of the Irish American Athletic Club, set throws near 161 feet with the 16 pound hammer and 80 feet 5 inches in the shot put at Mercersburg academy. Coach Tom Burke and Jenn Flanagan described the performances as promising with potential to break records under ideal conditions.
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Talbott
Tom" Burke
Coachi
Mercers
Flanagan
Burke Bellaver
Talbort
Kansas City
Manual
Ant
Hite
Talcott
Cornell University
West
Gans and Herman Complete Fight Arrangements
Final arrangements for the Gans Herman bout were signed with Selig Nate Lewis and M M Riley for casino athletic club, after stipulations on forfeit money and appearance. The article notes overweight forfeits, a 5 percent share for picture interests, and a planned referee discussion with multiple proposed choices. Herman prepares to depart for San Francisco then return to protect Gans interests as the colored champion aims to fight within a week.
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Sperint
Sam Tonotam
Seuterding
Selig
Nate Lewis
Woung
Gang
Herman
M. M. Riley
Casino Athietie Club
Nye and Ormeby County Bank
Kiley
Jand
Mane
Lewis
George Siler
Bally
Edilie Jirney
Riley
Jim Jeffrles
Selly
Jack Walsh
San Francisco
Hal Masterson
Shold
Nur
Yeholve
Manger Riley Tae
Gans
Detroit Ameri can Teague Club to Rebuild With Youth
Chicago dispatch reports the Detroit American league team will field nearly all its stars and lean on Hugh Jennings to mold a new squad. Dissatisfied with losses and local attendance, Detroit plans a youthful lineup next season with Schafer and O'Leary returning to anchor the nucleus. Chicago and Washington hold first picks, with McIntyre Crawford and Conch in play. Mullin remains the top bargain, pursued by Grimes and others.
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Sun
Chicago
Detroit American Teague Club
Hugh Jennings
Schaoter
O'Leary
Nna
Washington
McIntyre
Crawford
Coughlin
Boston
Griffitha
Detroit
Phi Deltas Triumph Over Barre 11 to 1
The Phi Deltas defeated Barre with an 11 to 1 score as part of a college basketball result. Delte Tans played against Salted to the Sigma in a notable contest from the season.
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Ie Mutier
Colese
Phi Deltas
Barre
Sigma
Bryson Faces Bowling Congress Power Struggle Ahead
American Bowling Congress president Bob Bryson is pressed by tensions as bowling houses threaten to wield excessive influence in Congress. Costa from Philadelphia plans action with Smoky City bowlers to reshape alliances, while St Louis hosts a pivotal tournament shaping the future of the American Bowling Congress.
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Bob Bryson
Bryson
Campaien
Bronson
Fowlers
Pia Rillers
Cincinnati
Bam Karpt
Frank Paste Tony
Brue
Relling Iy
Michael Costa
Philadelphia
Costa
Pittsburg
Costa Iz
Tia Bareers
American Howlin 'Congress
Amerieum
BF Bon
St. Louis
Congress
Indictment Hears Five True Bills Against Land Grabbers
Salt Lake City court reports the tegera grand jury has voted to return five true bills against corporations and individuals implicated in wholesale theft of public lands in Wyoming. The action targets those accused of unlawfully claiming state lands and seeks legal remedies through the grand jury process.
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Ulan
Nav
Tegera Grand Jury
Wyoming
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