Kid McCoy and the Wheelmen in Politics and Ring News
A sprawling piece tunes to Kid McCoy Norman Selby as an undercard star and public figure. It sketches cycling advocates lobbying in New York and Maryland, debates on wheeling rights, and McCoy's rise, past bouts, and plans to face Dan Creedon as boxing fans watch with partisan chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maryland
Wheeling
Loftien
Norman Selby
Hee
Tommy Hywe
Hyun
Ryan
McCoy
T Appears
MacCoy
Pete Jenkins
Pat Killen
St. Paul
Minn
Dan Creedon
Colonel Topkins
Creedon
Jim Kennedy
Hinpke Athletic Club
Dan
New Baseball League Forms in Lakens Area
A new baseball circuit is planned for City Lakens Williamstown and Millersburg, aiming to include the Tower City Lakers Willimnet Down and Millersburg clubs. The league pledges professional standards and a strong opening competition between the towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Over City
Lakens
Williamstown
Millersburg
Clit
Fern
Tower City
Lakers
Whihnet Down
Bude Bell
Hughes & Glennon Bock Beer Card Features Cleveland Portraits
A Pittston area card promotes Hughes and Glennon’s Bock Beer with portraits of presidential candidates including Cleveland. The copy links the beer to the Deep Rock source, claims patriotic slogans, and urges readers to “Drink it down” while touting the beer as superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gleanog
Tima
Hughes & Glennon
Fittston
Cleveland
Cniva
Hock Beer
Hughes & Glenvon
Wade
United States
Pittston
Union
Hughes & Glennop
Bock Heer
The
Hughes & Glenoon
Chapman likely to manage Wilkes-Barre club
The Tribune reports Jack Chapman probable Wilkes-Barre manager after negotiations with the club and repeated denials from Wilkes-Barre officials. The Toronto and Louisville connections, high salary questions, and Powers influence are noted, with conflicting local papers and a Toronto Globe mention of bicycle racing and university gymnastic events in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Chapman
Wilkes-Barre
Toronto
Baltimores
Chapman
Powers
Chapman Dicker
the Beneft
Tribune Baseball
Spadding Bros
Louisville
Buffalo
Wilkes-Harre
Myr. Chipman
Chhapman
Chaplin
Iis
Brooklyn
Moyet
Wilkes-Barre Times
Roggert
Chapman Battery
Regal
Wilkes- Harre
Bogert
Toronto Globe
An Gardner
Scranton Bicycle Club
Billy Min
Artin
Bittenbender & Co
Temple Court Building
Spruce Street
D. G. Slowe
Wyoming Avenue
Frank Fillmore
Stearns
Syracuse
Barnes
Peerless
Fenton
Falcon
America
Phoenix
Scranton
Frothingham
University of Pennsylvania
Washington Avenue
Manager Byrne Denies Rontos Baltimore Claim
Springfield manager Byrne says the assertion that Rontos will become Baltimore’s business manager is untrue and he may secure a berth in the Eastern league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rontos
Baltimore
Byrne
Springfield
Countryborn stars and theundy ballplayer hunt Anson leads
The piece traces how great early baseball players hailed from rural towns, highlighting Anson of the Chicago club who scours villages for talent. It notes Rice from Hooperton and mentions many countryborn stars including McGraw, Stratton, Beott Stratton, Bob Allen, Bam Thompson, and others with origins in towns like Noxton New York, Cedar Rapids Iowa, Danville Indiana, Harrisburg Pennsylvania, and more, illustrating the era’s spread of talent from small communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaspers
Reubens
Ole Day" Anson
Chicagoes
Anse
Nore
Rice
Hooperton
Cliff Carroll
Anson
Anyong
Saa
Anson Films
Marshalltown
Anson Pater
McGraw
Baltimores
Haysem
Mugggar
Noxton
N. Y
Syracuse
Wellsville
Horace Greeley
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Scott
Stratton
Felding
Danville
Ind
Indianapolis
Bam Thompson
Presbyterian Sunday School
Westminwater
Sam Thompson
Rowe
Harrisburg
Mille
Louisville and Cranby
Providence
Deacon White
Corning
Wappinger Fairy
Duan Brouthers
Cloucester
N. J
Duke Thompson
Hardie Richardson
Inhabitants Praises of Cy Echo Through Daylight
The article lists numerous players and places praising Cy, mentioning Reubens and his team with names such as Ely, Girard, Paomer, Connor, Waterbury, Conm, Fisher, Anderson, Shugart, Dusbois, Hawley, and various towns including Indiana and Wisconsin locations. The tone suggests a local sports or club scene with scattered geographic references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reubens
Ely
Girard
Pa Omer
Onnor
Waterbury
Conm
Fisher
Anderson
Ind
Shugart
Dusbois
Hawley
Beaver Dam
Wissome Cne
Kansas
Shelbyville
Cuppy
Loganappeanasee
Meadville
Boyd
Frankling
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M’coy
Norman Selby-Dizon
George Dinen
Disot
Billie van
Darty
Ble
Dixon Hind
Wallace
Chiowpion
Bilin
Reams
Abe Willis
Austrratia
West
Leon Fermi
Hetting Ouen
Bobh Fitzsimons
Maher
Chase & Farrar
Bock Beer
the Tribune
Dan Shannon
W. P. Kennedy
Scranton Bleyele Club
M. Wandling
Mrector Scranton Bleyele Chik
Sterling, Fowler, World
Hotel Jermyn
A. W. Jurisch
Lackawanna Avenues
Winton
Anteed
Haat & Connnell
Washington Ave
Parker, Man
Mugsy" McGraw
Hoffer
Taylorsville
Bob Allen
Philadelphia
Greens
Paulding
Chamberlain
Bob
Ned Hanlon
Norwich
Connecticut
Jerry Denny
Eagle Eye’ Buckley
Hannibal
Hannibal & St. Joe
Hert Inka
Phillie
Indiana
Ligoner
Zanesville
Larry Twitchell
Watkins
Detroits
Harry Vaughn
Cincinnatis
Ohio
Kentucky
Fred Clark
Cy Young
Guadenhuten
Baldin Ie) Ucycic
Keating
Call
Ims
C. M. Florey
Wyoming Arena
Jd, Wilins & Brd
Queen of Hearts
Riding
W. E. Bittenbender
W. A. Kemmerer
Marays
BD. J
Slowe
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