Will Miss Brush Aids The Fogel Expulsion Impact On League
The New York owner will miss Brush as Fogel is expelled. The National League backs Tom Lynch for re election and broadens changes in leadership. McGraw may cut support, altering the league president’s position amid a changing New York club alignment.
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National League
Horace Fogel
Fogel
Tom Lynch
Lynch
Fo- Sel
League
Iis
National Line
Umate
American League
Origation
Ban On
Murphy
Cubs
Brush
New York
McGraw
Motor Trucks to Headline Thirteenth National Auto Show
Motor trucks and delivery wagons of all kinds will be prominently shown at the Thirteenth National Automobile Show in Chicago next February. About 250 trucks and 200 car parts exhibitors are expected, with 90 complete vehicle exhibitors occupying main floor space across the Coliseum and armory. The event runs February 1–15, with commercial cars February 10–15, and will feature both light wagons and ten ton trucks capable of hauling vast amounts of goods.
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Chicago
Coliseum
First Regiment Armory
Wolgast and Ritchie Clash in Controversial Lightweight Title Fight
San Francisco crowds witnessed Ad Wolgast clash with Freddie Ritchie as a disputed foul handed the world lightweight crown to Ritchie. Wolgast faced criticism for poor ring manners while Ritchie, heralded as a polite challenger, vowed to beat Wolgast whenever a rematch occurs.
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San Francisco
Cal
Jim Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Ritchie
Spider Kelly
Wolgast
Kelly
Willie
Wolgasty
Ad Wolgast
Los Angeles
Freddie Welsh
Robbery on Alameda and Manchester in Los Angeles
Dr. C. A. Hammett and his family were held up in an automobile on Alameda Street near Manchester Avenue in broad afternoon. A lone highwayman robbed them of $1 and the culprit, Williams Ogle, was arrested by Motorcycle Officer Blue after being identified by Dr. Hammett.
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Alameda Street
Manchester Avenue
Los Angeles
C. A. Hammett
Dr. Hammett
Blue
University Station
Wiliam Ogle
Coca Import Origins Centered in Americas and West Indies
Most coca entering the United States originates from the West Indies and Central and South American regions, reflecting a broad geographic pattern of production and shipment.
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United States
West Indies
Central and South America
Welsh to Return to United States and Seek American Title
English lightweight champion Freddie Welsh plans a return to the United States after theater engagements abroad, plans to become an American citizen and forfeit his English title. He owns California property from bouts here and believes he can win the American lightweight championship from Mandot Wolgast Rivers and Ritchie.
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Matt Wells
United States
Welsh
California
Mandot
Wolgast
Rivers
Ritchie
Wells
K. O. Brown
Madison Square Garden
Abe Attell
Brown
Attell
Packey McFarland
Young Brown
Freddie Welsh
Stage Offers For Tuesday's Winner
Reports from Los Angeles indicate Tom McCarey plans for a heavyweight title bout are attracting offers. If Flynn defeats Luther McCarthy next Tuesday, Empire director Izzy Herk offers Curley a ten week engagement at 1250 dollars per week. An eastern agent proposes a vaudeville run. McCarthy has barred any Black challenger in response to a Paris offer for three fights if victorious.
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Los Angeles
Tom McCarey
Curley
McCarey
Izzy Herk
Flynn
Luther McCarthy
al Palzer
Jake Sternad
Jim Flynn
McCarthy
Venice
Dan McKerrick
Joe Jeannette
Vict Breyer
Paris
MecKetrick
Jeannette
McVey
Bombardier Wells
Wells
Basque Family Welcomes Fourth Generation Godfathered Child
In Zarantanto a rare birth unites four generations with all male lineages alive. The newborn is named Urriticoechea, born to Basque farm laborers as the great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather serve as godfathers. The extended family forms almost an entire village unit.
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Zarantanto
Urriticoechea
Unitoa
Vilage
Pro sprint and distance records held by early professionals
The piece surveys old and new marks in professional sprinting and distance running. It highlights Flash Donaldson and Postle as leading sprinters, notes Seward and Hutchins' records, and traces the progression of longer distance records by runners like Kolehmainen, Appleby, and Queal, with mentions of Hamersmith, Stamford Bridge, and Lillie Bridge competitions.
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Donaldson
Arthur Postle
Charlie Holloway
Harry Hutchins
H. M. Johnson
George Seward
Pouch
Piper’ Donovan
Harry
George
Seward
Turnpike Road
Hammersmith
England
Johnson
Hutchins
Postle
Walker
Joe Chadwick
W. Johnson
Fenham Park
John Bull
Holloway
Bill Kolehmainen
Arthur Wood
Hans Holmer
Billy Queal
Billy Cummings
Paisley
W. G. George
Lillie Bridge
London
al Shrubb
Stamford Bridge
Fred Appleby
Herne Hill Harriers
Zia
Hich Len Hurst
Tom Longboat
John Svanberg
Henri St. Yves
France
Gusta Ljungstrom
Kare Johansson
Sweden
Red Meadows
Canada
Alexandria Bay
Bronx
Claim 108 Pound Title for Brackenridge Team
Brackenridge High School defeated West End 44 to 0 yesterday afternoon to claim the San Antonio championship for teams averaging under 108 pounds. The win showcased Whitney at right end and Ramsey at full back for Brackenridge, with Lacks quarterbacking West End. Brackenridge proved faster and outmatched West End throughout the game.
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Brackenridge High School
West End
San Antonio
Whitney
Ramsey
Brackenridge
Lacks
West Ends
Brackenridge Boys
England Experiments With Water Cure Among Bathers
The fragment notes water cure trials for bathers in England and mentions Europe on a total area of 3 870 000 square miles.
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England
Ente
Urope
Penns 1912 Team A Day Field Eleven
Pennsylvania's 1912 football season ended with a 7 to 2 victory over Cornell, after surprising wins against Michigan and Carlisle. The dry-field team excelled on firm ground. Mercer stood out as a strong ground gainer, and future basketball, swimming, and boxing prospects are discussed along with names of captains, coaches, and returning veterans.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Penn
State College
Michigan
Carlisle
Quakers
Mercer
Waiton
Pierce
Keogh
Jourdet
Coich Kennath
Kistler
Wood
Overbacher
Douglas
Angeny
Dickson
Mellon
Young
Sharpe
Doritas
Franklin
Hogg
Bisbee
Schofield
Long game records Twenty Innings years of marathon baseball ties and scores
A historical compilation lists marathon games across decades with end scores from Chicago to Philadelphia. Entries show nineteenth and early twentieth century innings, including ties and shutouts, featuring teams such as Chicago, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Boston, and New York with dates and final tallies.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
No Rim Cut Tires Promise Big Savings Offers
Advertises 10 percent oversize Goodyear tires claiming 48 percent average saving and large sales growth. touts rim-out resistance, oversize mileage gains, non skid double tread and bulldog grip features. Promises Goodyear Tire Book fourteenth year edition for tire economy details.
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Goodyear
Goodyear Tire Book
Rain Lowers Milan's Base Stealing Mark
The article outlines Clyde Milan's base stealing record adjustments due to a weather-affected game. It notes 88 official steals, potential 91 with better luck, and a game halted in the third inning after Jupiter Plavius intervened. Milan’s season totals, catcher-specific dismissals, and his peak day of five steals are detailed. The piece also lists steals by catcher and by opposing teams, highlighting Milan's performance across Cleveland, St. Louis, Detroit, Chicago, New York, and Philadelphia/Boston.
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Jupiter Plavius
Clyde Milan
Milan
Browns
Krichell
Cleveland
Naps
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
O'Neil
Adams
O’neil
Livingston
Easterly
Carisch
Stephens
Alexander
Snell
Crieger
Stanage
Onslow
Koucher
Block
Kuh
Schalk
Street
Sweeney
Sterrett
Williams
Fischer
Thomas
Lapp
Egan
Oston
Carrigan
Cady
Nunamaker
Baseball Score Chronology Begins and Ends in Early 1900s
A list of historical baseball scores shows dates from 1900 to 1942 with teams including Philadelphia Boston Chicago New York Detroit and St Louis and results ranging from ties to decisive wins. A separate note mentions Miss Lillie Williams applying in Los Angeles for a motorcycle policewoman position.
Pigeons Stop Clock in Greensburg Rescue Flight
Two homing pigeons liberated in Hays City Kansas reached Harry Leyh near Jeannette and perched on Greensburg courthouse clock minute hand for about three hours delaying the time. After rest the exhausted birds flew home two miles away. An attendant observed their fatigue during the stop.
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Greensburg
Hays City
Kan
Harry Leh
Jeannette
Leyh
Mr. Leyh
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