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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1909

Page

2

Graney Judges the Big Fight in Salt Lake City

Tex Rickard left Boston claiming Salt Lake City was chosen for the bout to honor mining and smelting interests. Eddie Graney, once a promoter’s ally, was to judge the pugilistic merits of Jim and Jack, with Johnson’s manager George Little confirming Graney’s role. The piece notes Graney’s denial and hints at political maneuvering behind the fight.

New York Tex Rickard Boston Salt Lake City Rickard Eddie Graney Jim Jack Graney George Little Johnson Richard

Major league meetings spark major trades in New York

Baseball magnates and managers converge in New York for the annual major league meetings with anticipated big trades. Rumored moves include Heine Zimmerman for Bob Spade, Kling to Philadelphia for a top pitcher and cash, Nic Clark to Detroit, Tom Jones and Jim Delehanty moving, Elberfeld to Washington, and White Sox recruits to be sold. Pirates seek Koney as Konetchy possibility looms. Dreyfus may land Konetchy if deal succeeds.

New York Chicago Cincinnati Heine Zimmerman Garry Herrman Bob Spade John Kling Philadelphia Nationals Kling Nic” Clark Cleveland Detroit Tigers Tom Jones Tigers Jim Delehanty Norman Elberfeld New York Highlanders Washington White Sox Comiskey Pirates Koney Pittsburg Cardinal Dreyfus Konetchy

Pirates Consider Trade for Koney After Bresnahan Pause

In Philadelphia a local race prize is announced as William McCoach presents a silver cup for the Thirtieth Ward Christmas Day Marathon. Haverford College names Edwin Levin captain of next year’s football squad after a tense vote and two decisive rounds among the candidates.

Levin Haverford Haverford Edwin Levin Haverford College L. A. Post

Jeffries Johnson Fight Promises Record Setting Pay

The winner's hourly income for the Jeffries Johnson bout could top all time highs, surpassing Rockefeller and rulers. With a forty five round match of three minutes each and one minute rests, the theoretical pay exceeds any similar period world earnings, even before film concessions. Other major bout purses listed include Nelson Gans and Jeffries Fitzsimmons among several noted.

Jeffries Nelson-Gans Jeffries-Sharkey Coney New York Britt-Nelson Frisco Corbett-Sharkey

Cobb Hits Revised Home Runs in league batting update

The American League corrected Tyrus Cobb of Detroit for nine home runs instead of seven and 33 two base hits instead of 35 after yesterday’s official batting averages release. Cobb still leads the circuit in batting.

Chicago Tyrus Cobb Detroit

McGill Becomes Denver Baseball Club Owner

James McGill nephew of the late Pittsburg Phil acquires ownership of the Denver Baseball club through inheritance of part of his uncle’s fortune. Wigg Miss Caustique comments on her feelings for Saphedde, and a playful exchange follows about Saphedde’s appeal.

James McGill Pittsburg Phil Denver Baseball Club McGill Wigg

Baseball Pitcher Faces Bumpy Ride From Luxury Curves

A commentary notes that while luxury may feel pleasant a fall can be painful and in baseball even a pitcher who hides curves can still play a straightforward game.

Experts Score New Football Injuries This Year

Jim Hogan and Bill Edwards say a new game is responsible for many injuries this year. They argue rule changes and play style increased risk across leagues and youth programs.

Jim Hogan Bill Edwards

Football rule revisions spark open yet close game debate

The discussion centers on the forward pass and neutral zone concerns as experts from Yale Princeton and others weigh safety versus liberalized play. Hogan argues the neutral zone increases risk by delaying hits and widening openings while Edwards backs a stance with Hogan as key proponents amid calls for looser play.

Yale Jim Hogi Deauty Streat Cleonive Missioner New York City Edwards Princeton Hogan Hog

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