Cantillon Promises Exposure Of Minor Leagues In New York
The National Association of Minor Leagues meets at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York to air alleged wrongs against major league relations. Cantillon and other magnates threaten to test the National Agreement while Watkins resists costly moves toward baseball war. The AA aims to protect profits and avoid protracted conflicts as Ban Johnson’s wartime tactics are cited.
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National Association of Minor Leagues
Fifth Avenue Hotel
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Ban Johnson
Flynn Confident Ahead of Papke Bout in Brazil Ind
Cy Flynn of Buffalo says he is in peak condition for the October 30 bout with unbeaten Papke in Brazil Indiana. He attacked delays in matching and noted ten days of training at Silver Stars gym. If he wins, Flynn expects a title shot against the Joe Thomas-Young Ketchel winner, possibly this week in Fisco.
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N. Y
Cy Flynn
Papke
Brazil
Ind
Flynn
Silver Stars
Morris Collins
Indiana
Buffalo Boy
Joe Thomas-Young Ketchell
Fisco
Murphy to undergo operation after world champion season
Charles W. Murphy, president of the world champion baseball team, plans a forthcoming operation in Chicago to prevent delaying his vacation. The strenuous season and World Series excitement worsened a long standing trouble, but the procedure is not expected to be serious. He intends to travel to Wilmington, Delaware, for a week or two to fish and hunt.
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Cupid Gets Home Run Off Orvie Overall
Special to The Swan Chicago October 26 Cupid wins a metaphorical home run off Cubs star pitcher Orvie Overall Miss Ethelyn Hinson scores the run and plans a February wedding in Visalia Cal to build a bungalow with money he earned after a melon cutting romance The couple were introduced by Mrs Frank Chance and since then Orvie has had heart trouble whenever he saw the grand stand
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Sheridan Sets Indoor Pole Vault Record at MSG
The Amateur Athletic Union season opener at Madison Square Garden saw M. J. Sheridan of the Irish A A win the pole vault for distance with a 28 foot jump, breaking the 27 foot 7 inch record held by W. Baird of Philadelphia. N. L. Moore of the New York A C finished second with 24 feet 11 inches.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Amateur Athletic Union
M. J. Sheridan
Irish A. A
William Baird
Philadelphia
N. L. Moore
New York A. C
Donahue Believes Natural Training Beats Routine Routines
Lightweight boxer Young Donahue argues against heavy training regimens. He says fighters should stay natural and save strength for the bout, citing football trainers adopting relaxed routines. He won two fights this week, beating Rouse O'Brien in Chelsea and Fred Sanders in Philadelphia.
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Chelsea
Fred Sanders
Philadelphia
Early Seat Sale Indicates Crowd For Notre Dame Game
Demand for tickets delights managers as prices beat Wabash-Michigan. Box office rush shows big crowd for the I A Notre Dame football game next Saturday at Washington Park. Seats sold at Ferger Webber and the Denison cigar stand with choice sections going fast. Bloomington will occupy the east bleachers and Catholics the west. Best seats priced at 1.50. Bloomington’s team beat ex-stars 4 to 0 on Jordan field with McGaughey booting the placing kick.
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PUNTS AND PASSES IN EARLY COLLEGE GRID CHATTER
A wide catalog of college football news and speculation features lineups for Shortridge, West Lafayette, Manual, Marion, and Notre Dame with Oliver facing Indiana next week. It notes players like Miller Dugan Lynch Hague Munson Burdick Woods Ryan Callicrate McDonald Duffy Schmidt and references Franklin Earlham Norman DePauw Greencastle and Yale Princeton Minnesota and Penn figures Camp Murphy and others in a period-voiced wrap of teams, tactics, and expected matchups.
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Ryan
Callicrate
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Colored baseball league planned with city clubs
Promoters backed by white capital announce steps to form a colored baseball league with teams possible in Cincinnati Covington St Louis Indianapolis Memphis Pittsburg Cleveland Chicago Kansas City and Detroit. No definite plans yet but organizers say groundwork is complete and the league is a sure go though adherence to the National agreement remains unclear.
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Covington
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Pittsburg
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Kansas City
Detroit
Relic of Past Is Mass Play Moves to Victory Rules
Football authorities adopt a lighter mass play approach, introduce a second field judge, and revert to a 35 minute half with added five minutes of play. The emphasis shifts to better forward passing on-side kicks and stronger defenses as officials gain efficiency and games show steadier play.
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Umire
Butler In Bad Shape Ahead Of Irvington Meeting
Butler college and Winona Technical Institute prepare for a Saturday clash in Irvington. Butler faces injuries with Schmidt the fullback injured in a street car crash and March still not recovered from the Rose Poly game. Winona holds weight advantage while Butler lists a set of starters including Kitterman Wallace Wolf Hartley Marsh Tharp Myers Maguire McKay Rose Barnett.
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Schmidt
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Rose Poly
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Wallace
Wolf
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Tharp
Myers
Maguire
Rose
Barnett
Cardinals to use three left handed pitchers next season
Manager McCloskey plans a left handed pitching trio for 1906 and appears to be building a southpaw staff. The article notes the strategy under the Cardinals’ leader as he shapes the rotation for the coming season.
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Cardinals
St. Louis
Adam to Be Sold at Fagging-Tipton Sale in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky Barney Schreiber is expected to bid for the French stallion Adam at the upcoming Fagging-Tipton sale next month. Schreiber, who was in town last Sunday, visited the Millstream stud to view the horse sought by Bain and James R. Keene.
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Lexington
Barney Schreiber
Bain
James R. Keene
Adam
Millstream Stud
Fagig-Tipton
Mr. Schreiber
Park View Sanatorium Treatments for Cancer and Other Diseases
Treatment options at Park View Sanatorium cover cancer, skin, uterine, and rectal diseases overseen by Dr. L. T. Jench with offices in New York and California.
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Park View Sanatorium
L. T. Jench
New York
Van Horn Foe Faces Formidable Night In Auditorium Set
The Van Horn Morgan bout closes a boxing card finalizing a busy night. Gregg Sullivan clash precedes Bronson Stein as Van Horn seeks a high place in pugilism, while Morgan’s fame grows across the nation. Tickets at Kingston on N Illinois street.
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Ray Bronson
Julius Stein
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Gall’s
Walton Wins Second Heat In Washington Skating Meet
Daniel Walton won the second trial heat at the Washington Skating rink on Friday night. He faced ten opponents and completed the mile in 2 minutes 50 seconds.
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Washington Skating Rink
Autumn riding the cyclers delight and return of the wheel
A nostalgic piece extols autumn cycling weather and rising popularity of bicycles. It notes improving prices and quality, urges new riders to join, and cites Newport and European use as context. The essay celebrates cycling as a healthful, enduring recreation and predicts a new wheel era beginning in 1907.
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United States
Europe
America
Newport
Buddenbaum Star In Indianapolis Bowling League Night
Mueller of the Columbias earned top honors with 235 pins in Friday league play. Buddenbaum of the Wash ingtons and Berner of the Crescents tied for second with 24 216. Ray of the Washingtons posted 21 and 233. Marion defeated Turners, and the Columbias and the Imperials split six games. The Crescents dropped five of six to the Washingtons.
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Marion
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Carlisle Fans Buzz Over Afraid-of-the-Bear in Carlisle Eleven
Carlisle Pa October 25 Readers see a new Carlisle guard nicknamed Afraid-of-the-Bear a 190 pound player praised by Glenn Warner for his high tackling and defensive work. Warner returns after two years to rejuvenate the team predicting future fame for the dusky youth with a memorable name.
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Wisconsin Faces Illinois In Key Western Football Match
Chicago and Minnesota idle as Illinois meets Wisconsin on Randall Field at Madison in a pivotal western clash. Illinois players joined Madison men for a first ever purity banquet, while state teams focus on championship implications with Michigan Ohio State and Notre Dame also scheduled.
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Ohio State
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Oliver
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Butcher boy Edie Tancel fails to fight Phil Brock
United Press reports from Chicago that Ed die Tancel, famed West Side lightweight, failed to secure a Springfield bout with Phil Brock despite traveling there. Brock reportedly heard of Tancel's power and did not appear, sending a late notice that prevented a substitute match. Tancel now seeks Abe Goodman, who lost to Packey McFarland days earlier.
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Phil Brock
Cleveland
Springfield
Eddie Tancel
West Side
Abe Goodman
Packey McFarland
Tancel
Brock
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