Weimer’s Remarkable Shoulders Spark Early Fame
A vintage sports piece credits Weimer’s success to a powerful left shoulder and strong back. It lauds his arm as a rare pitching power, likening him to Sandow and predicting a bright future on the mound as his emergence follows iron-man era stars.
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Weimer
Young Sandow
Jeng
Meg | Giinly
Pattrre
National Bathe
Welmer
Dr. Frankin
Cincinnati Reds
World middleweight champ vows to fight Gardner
The boxer declares he will fight Gardner for the middleweight title at catch weights if needed. He taunts his rivals, says he will not ask others to meet heavyweight demands, and asserts that he is the world middleweight champion ready to accept a purse anytime. He mentions plans regarding Munroe and a future bout at Carson as part of his drive to prove supremacy.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Coughlin
Carson
Eack Munroe
Gardner
Knockout Blow 15 Not Fatal Says Medical Ex
The American Medical Examiners argue that a knockout blow is not necessarily fatal. They describe the typical physiological responses to a knockout in boxing, noting initial collapse, delayed recovery, and subsequent disorientation without signs of shock or severe organ failure. They emphasize that heart rate and pupil response may remain normal.
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American Medical
Carpers
Comex
Madira News
Mineal News
Western League season closes amid bad weather concerns
The Western League, led by President Brxton, announced the season’s closure from Peoria due to poor weather and unfavorable outlook. Attendance was noted as 191 while umpire Haskell officiated. Clubs faced expected losses and the Meadow was a concern as the league halted with several contests unplayed.
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Peoria
Brxton
Nfl
Cisly
Three straight Colimbus Lent in baseball clash
Eugene Ford starred as Columbus edged the Discoverers in a slugfest with Referenced highlights from Molders and Wayrever. Collier delivered sensational catches while new catcher esl contributed timely hits. The series ends in Columbus with hosters set to visit Toledo for games Friday Saturday and Sunday as the American leagues season winds down.
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Eugene Ford
Werther
Con Tymturs
Beth Wayrever Ard Collier
Columbus
Esl
Columbne
Toledo
Indianapolis
Colt Ybue
McFarland Shines With New York Ameri At Bat
Roosier McFarland, ex Hoosier, has made good with the New York Americans. His unique bat stance at home plate, dubbed the "point Yhiale," helped him post a solid batting average and contribute to several wins. He previously trialed with major clubs, then starred in Indianapolis and other teams before joining New York as a substitute and earning regular spots in left field center and right.
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McFarland
Indianapolis
New York
Fults
Raines
Keel
Michigan Football Outlook for 1903 season at Ann Arbor
Rept. from Ann Arbor reports hopeful outlook as University of Michigan lines up a veteran squad under Coach Yost. Key returnees include Redden Carter Gregory Heston Maddock Graver Jones and Lawrence with Weekes Herrnatine and others vying for roles on halfback fullback tackle and guard positions. Wisconsin and Chicago rebuild while new prospects from Hyde Park and Cleveland vie for spots.
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Eading
Annier
University of Michigan
Hurry P Tost
Herbert Graver
Herrnatein
Weekes
Notre Dame
P Ower
Lawrence
Cole
Michigan
Yost
Paul Dickey
Chicago
Gooding
Dun
Capt
Wisconsin
Bush
Dent Abbott
Shildon
Wolfe
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Hyde Park
Hogensen
Lewis Inet
Jute
Clements
Cleveland University
Greatest Golfer of Modern Times Dies of Consumption
Heery Verdon, four time Open champion of the world, died from consumption. His condition worsened rapidly and he could not participate in future events.
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Heery Verdon
Ehisplon
Con- Hon
Wil
Mer
Legacy of a Game Master Born in New Jersey
Fragment from a historical piece reflecting on a famed game master, noting his long battle with illness but enduring influence. Mentions learning the game in Ista at Jersey and his impact on modern play, highlighting resilience and regional roots.
Cornell Opens Football Season with New Signal Player
Cornell university featured Adam Mewrtzon from California as the signal specialist in the season opener. He previously played for a strong outfit last year and, after coaching on signals, is expected to become a key asset as teammates adapt to his tactics.
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Cornell University
Adam Mewrttzon
California
Cornell
Shortridge Football and Track Outlook For Season
Shortridge notes preview a rebuilding football squad under Captain Herbet Clark with coach Brewar from the Denver club. Dugan remains a top guard, Tevis Ballmarsh returns to aid distance runs, and Je t Shortridge ranks bolster track prospects. Relays may go to Louisville in spring. practice in rain yielded scrimmage, lineup to be used vs Crawfordville.
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Mike Dugan
Shortridge
Sarees
Louisville
Tevis Ballmarsh
Jet Shortridgers
Jutten
Harvard Football Outlook Short on Returnees in Early Practice
Cambridge team prospects for the season look mixed as only five players return from last year’s eleven. New football rules add complexity and development hinges on a strong influx of promising recruits from the relay material.
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Fianrand
Cambridge
Dl Moule
$20,000 Bid For Major Delmar Horse
Tt. B. Smathers, owner of McChesney, offers W. H. Parks, owner of Major Delmar the world’s champion trotting gelding, $30,000 for the trotter. Smathers aims to own the famed horse.
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Tt. B. Smathers
McChesney
W. H. Parks
Major Delmar
Smathers
Special races at state fair headline event
Impromptu racing sessions are planned at the state fair on the half mile track. The half mile clay surface dries quickly, limiting action, so Friday and Saturday will feature special races on the half mile track to entertain patrons. Names and times listed include Allen W and Loyal Barron amid a program of trot events and purses.
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Theresay
Mark Inam
Speed Department
Feir
Uwe
Allen W Robert
Loyal Barron
Poindexter
Anna W
Wardham
Adrian
Norman B. Pat Fark Anglota
DePauw Seeks Quarterback as Gridiron Plans Advance
In early reports DePauw begins shaping for the forthcoming season. The major need is a quarterback able to handle the ball and run the offense smoothly. The article also lists various early season matchups in both American and National Leagues, noting Cleveland at Boston and Detroit at Washington among others.
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DePauw
Eo i
Parker Defeats Munroe in Worcester Catch-Can Match
Harvey Parker defeated Jack Munroe of Butte Montana in a calch-asecatch-can wrestling contest in Worcester Massachusetts on Wednesday night. Munroe aimed to throw Parker twice but Parker dominated, taking 25 minutes of tr...
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Jack Munroe
Butte, Mont
Worcester
Mass
Munroe
Parker
Ike
Agapuniahed
Tes
Philadelphia Trades Cold Weather Stirrings Across Cities
A fragmented report lists scattered city names and numbers including Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis, and Brooklyn. The brief mentions cold weather and varying numbers, suggesting a race of weather patterns or a listing of condition figures across multiple locales without clear context.
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Philadelphia
St. Landy
Brooklyn
St. Louie
Silkline Bed Comforts Offer Draws Cents Deal
The People's Outfitting Co advertises Silkline Bed Comforts on sale at 48 cents from a regular 50, boasting an extra large size of 73 inches and a dense cotton fill with flowered alkaline fabric as a warm option for frosty nights.
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People's Outfiting Co
Bowlers Root Commercial Bowling League Crowds Large
Commercial bowling league games drew big crowds Thursday night with many high scores. The Wasimooneys and Burfords posted several wins while Tavories and Evans achieved top individual scores. Standings show tight races among several teams as the night’s notable score reached 206 by Evans and a high team total of four dollars in betting pools or prizes referenced.
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Burfords
Tauri¢s
Kahusawl
Jagz
Kinigans
Ne Whena
Pettty
Retin Lensie Marotti
Ventante
Pettta
Ty Evans
Burtorda
Taylor
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Lom
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Gas Prices Up Thorntow Indiana Notice
Patrons are notified that gas prices vary with a 3 cent per 1.64 charge and a 20 cent complimentary fee. The Sun's Miners invites usage of free words under Wanted Help and For Rent sections. Call Main 590 for details.
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