Protests Fly Over Two Umpires in Major Leagues
New York manager Stallings wires club president claiming Umpire Silk O Loughlin biased against the Yankees and protests McLoughlin reassignments. Cincinnati manager Clark Griffith protests Umpire Rigler over Polo Grounds calls that cost Cincinnati, naming disputed plays at the plate and strikes calls.
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Two Northwest Pitchers to Go East Next Spring
Cleveland will bring two Pacific Northwest pitchers to auditions next spring. They paid 4000 for Willie Greeg the promising Spokane left-hander and a fair sum for Spec Harkness now with Portland. Harkness emerged as a strong Coast league pitcher cited by Russ Hall for Butte.
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OLSON AND ORDEMAN TO MEET IN WRESTLING MATCH
Seurtin Henry Ordeman the champion wrestler of Norway, who has defeated notable grapplers, will wrestle Minneapolis challenger Chart Olson, the undisputed champion of the sword, in an upcoming grand event. The match promises a fierce battle with all holds, including the expected strangle hold, and a crowd likely to fill the venue.
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Country tone running helps college track hopes rise
From fragmentary notes a growing interest in cross country running appears among college teams. The periodical hints at improved training and stronger hopefuls, with early indications pointing to record ambitions for the season.
Ant sentiment grows for health producer in college sports
Ant is described as a potent health producer in college athletic curricula. Athletes adopt it for physical benefits and university authorities regard it as relief from the hysteria surrounding football each fall.
Irish festival opens at Benning track with celebrities
An Irish festival and athletic carnival opens at the Benning track for two days in Washington. The program reproduces an old Irish tourney with stone hefting, log balancing, tug of war and similar feats. Martin Sheridan Melvin Shepard John Flanagan and other famed Irish athletes are entered.
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Ball Player Never Kicks Rival Emerges in Evansville Club
Ria McPree, longtime Cincinnati second sacker who spanned 1882 to 1898 and never questioned an umpire, faces a serious challenger in James Sager of Evansville. Sager has appeared in 596 games since joining in 1996, yet has not kicked a call—Brooklyn Eagle.
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Hoppe to Exhibit in Portland Six Days at Nelson Hotel
Willie Hoppe the youthful billiard wizard will give six consecutive exhibitions starting August 24 at night. The shows occur in the Nelson hotel's new billiard room on Second Avenue near Virginia Street. Games will be 400 points and duration.
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Florence Crittenden League Opens Convention To Fight White Slavery
On Orchard Maine Aug 25 the Florence Crittenden League of Compassion opens its national convention. The group aims to stamp out white slave traffic and to advance measures protecting fallen women. The event runs into September with speeches and reports from home and abroad. The league notes hundreds of women have been helped free of shame by its workers in the past year.
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Automobile stage to Lehman springs
Automobile stage to Lehman springs inquiry Pendleton Auto Co.
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College Baseball Captains Named Across Schools 1910
New York report lists college baseball captains for 1910 across Yale Penn Harvard Princeton Georgetown Brown Dartmouth Annapolis Syracuse Bucknell Lafayette Wash Burn, etc. Notable captains include Yale Stephen Philbin Penn Eugene Wood Harvard Charles Lannigan Princeton Dawson Georgetown Cy McDonald Brown John Hennessey Dartmouth W H Norton Annapolis E J Gilliam Syracuse John Scully Bucknell C D Loveland Lafayette H M Edwards Washington Bill Marshall Dickinson Scott H Cook Williams S Templeton Trinity A M Smith Phillips Eugene Brown Exeter Dana Wingate Colby P H Cary Bowdoin William Clifford Bates Ray Harrison Maine Martin J McHale Chicago Joseph Pugnes Michigan Clarence Enzenroth Illinois F B Richter Indiana Arthur Berndt Purdue Walter Tragesser Wabash C E Bridge Notre Dame Hart Daninis Missouri N M Binkely Nebraska Ray Greensitt Iowa T Burrell Stanford T F Cadaloder Oklahoma Carral Moore etc.
Ordination of Jesuit Priests in St Louis
Twenty four candidates will be ordained to join the female order in a ceremony at St Francia Savlere church starting today and continuing over three days. Archbishop Gleynon presides. candidates hail from Buffalo Detroit New Orleans Denver and Mexico City.
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Nineteenth Maine Regiment Holds Reunion in Climton
In Climton Maine on August 25 the 19th Maine regiment veterans gathered for their thirty-eighth annual reunion led by the regiment's officers. The event brought together former soldiers from the Civil War era and highlighted reminiscences and comradeship.
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Athletic Games Financial Success at Alaska-Yukon Exposition
Seattle reports record attendance and financial success for the A A U National track and field meet at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition stadium on August 13–14. Gate receipts reached 4084 dollars with expenses near 4000, including 3200 to aid visiting athletes and all competitors’ costs shared by the exposition.
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