Gotch May Meet Zybosco In Kansas City Mixed Match
Promoter W D Scoville considers staging a Gotch versus Zybosco match in Kansas City within two months. A $5,000 purse and a $5,000 wager with Gotch are demanded by Zybosco manager Charles Cochrane, who has led the Galician giant’s mat career after leaving Hackenschmidt. The bout would feature Graeco Roman or catch as catch can rules with a third fall naming style, while tensions rise over the Bizarreness and potential dyspeptic outcomes.
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Zybosco
Kansas City
W. D. Sueville
Missouri Athletic Club
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Cochrane
Goteh
Gotch
George Hackenschmidt
Wotte
Simon
Hackenschmidt
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Hack
Zybesco
Scoville
Iowa
Metropolitan Jockey Club Feature Race at Jamaica Track
The $10,000 Excelsior opens the Metropolitan Jockey Club meeting on Jamaica Track this week. A strong field of about a dozen horses is expected, with top horses from Aqueduct and winter meetings in California and Louisiana. Notable entries include Jack Atkin, Carter handicap and Queen's County winner, along with Nealon Lynch Atlin and Gretna Green among others.
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Metropolitan Jockey Club
Eady
Aqueduct
California
Uisiana
Jack Atkin
New Orleans
Queen's County
Peas Nealon
Sesseesess
Lynch Ack Atlin
Musgrave Ovkdals Nymph
Final Practice Before International Billiard Championship
New Year April 27 final practice for the international billiard championship at Liederkranz club in this city. Lucien Revolle posted 400 points with 16 average and 80 high run. Charles Conklin tallied 500 at 18.2 against 170 for Ree. Revolle meets Poore, Conklin faces Poggenburg, and E W Gardner with Calvin Demar eat of Chicago play Wednesday evening.
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Lucien Revolle
Charles F. Conklin
Herbold Ree Conklin
J. Ferdinand Poggenburg
Revolle
Poore
Conklin
Poggenburg
E. W. Gardner
Calvin Demareat
Chicago
Groaning crowd mocks team as pitches faulted and errors pile up
A boisterous fan laments the Columbus game and mocks pitching while noting six errors by the Blues. He rails at Bill Clymer students and complains of poor play yesterday amid talk of roster tweaks with Catcher Heydon and Egan near a key plate appearance.
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Pine Bunch
Bill Clymer
Columbus
Hugh
Blues
Heydon
Glory and rumors from baseball week headlines
Indianapolis star Pete O'Brien recalls 1902 pennant fame while Barry McCormick wins support for the Brewers. Claude Elliott nears return after injury, Tip O'Neill finally steals home, and Kane penalized. Cross leads Toledo club. Leahy joins Indians. attendance figures spark controversy over reliability.
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Indianapolis
Pete O’brien
The
Millers
Indianapolis News
Amateur Baseball Notes Highlights Local Games
Kansas City Amateurs beat M Keefers 11 to 7. Centropolis Tigers routed Summits 29 to 0. Diplomats Juniors edged Rockhills 9 to 6. College Hill Juniors seek a third baseman and fielder via Call Main 2468 Bell for Ed. KC Amateure to meet Monday night at Thirty-second and Oak. J F Gallaghers challenge city teams. call 4668 Main for Haley. Diplomats of Kansas City challenge 7 or 9 year olds for Saturday. Gallaghers beat 4 Fitnelle 10 to 6 yesterday in a signals match. Wardes defeated Sheffield Athletica 1 to 0.
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M. Keefers
Centropolis Tigers
Summits
Diplomat
Rockhills
College Hill
Main
K. C
Haley
Diplomats
Kas
Gallaghers
Fitnelle
A Rays
Rosedale
Sheffield Athletica
Pastimes Athletes and Local Teams Reach Various Scores
Local clubs posted a range of baseball results with the Pastime Athletes defeating U.S. Is 10 to 4 and the Lemons beating the Imperials 6 to 3 behind Pinky’s 14 strikeouts. Other highlights include the Kansas City Juniors 18 to 4 over W. Ti. Critchfields, St. Marys Blues 22 to 10 over Oak Street Blues, and the Southern Railway team 19 to 0 over J. Bresnahans.
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Galvin
Mary
Rosedale Gray
Rosedale
Lemons
Imperials
Pinky
Clib
Monarchs
Kansas City
W. Ti. Critchfields
St. John and
White
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Morley
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Ware
Babe McGinnis
Fitwells
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Green
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Brinkley Ball Park
Hashear
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More Pay for Jackson County Teachers Rises
Jackson county teachers will see higher salaries as county superintendent W H Johnson of Independence reports several boards have adopted raises of about 25 percent for the next school year. Some boards already paying above 50 dollars a month.
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Jackson County
W. H. Johnson
Independence
Mayor to Submit Nominations Tonight Amid Heavy Applicants
The mayor will likely send his nominations to the council tonight. A record crowd gathered in the mayor's office lobby, signaling the final call as officials aim to fill most judicial and municipal posts.
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Council
Excitable man urges slow horse after fall
An irate rider shouts at his horse, insisting it rise despite the animal's stumble. The incident captures a tense moment as the man prods the horse to continue, threatening to run over the animal if it does not get up.
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Kane
Frary Verden
Perry
American Association
Minneapolis Curnal
Lewis to Come Tomorrow Avoids Settlement Stop
The Southwestern coal talks between miners and operators resume at the Coates house with renewed hope in T. L. Lewis, head of the miners, to arrive tomorrow. Both sides remain far apart over arbitration. Miners oppose compulsory arbitration and favor a board of equal miners and operators. The state board of arbitration may intervene if talks break off, with Ford A. Allen prepared to trigger a hearing and Governor Folk expected to oversee proceedings.
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Coates House
T. L. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
George Colville
Miners’ Association
Lewis
Conference Committee
Ford A. Allen
State Board of Arbitration
Folk
Funeral of English Premier at Westminster Abbey
Funeral for Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman, late British prime minister, solemnized at noon in Westminster Abbey. A large political crowd attended despite rain. Coffin then moved to Euston for a special train to Scotland.
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Church of England
Westminster Abbey
Henry Campbell- Bannerman
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Euston Station
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Scotland
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Gladstone
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Mr. Balfour
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