Marathon Betting Buzz as Maloney Faces January Run
L D B Handley reports from New York on January rumors about Matt Maloney delaying a marathon attempt at Alfre bb and the Madison Square Garden track club sanction for a full Olympic distance race. Shrubb leads a field with J F Crowley John Daly Fred Sears Sam Mellor Tom Morrisey and others, aiming to challenge Dorando Hayes marks while observers seek a definitive comparison of endurance runners and speeds.
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L. D. B. Handley
New York
Matt Maloney
Alfre Bb
Madison Square Garden
Maloney
Hayes
Dorando
Boston
Shrabbit
J. F. Crowley
John Daly
Fred Sears
Sam Mellor
Tom Morrisey
Albert Coresy
Sydney Hatch
Chicago
Lewis Tecinina
Carnate
James O'Hara
West Cambridge
Joe Forshaw
St. Lowis
Dorande
Longboat
Wada
Nome
Nore
Alaska- Yukon-Pacific Exposition
John J. Hayes
Tom Longboat
Alfred Shrubb
Kng- Uehman
Frank Chance Receives $25,000 Offer From Outlaws
Los Angeles January 7 The outlaw state leaguers bid $25 000 for two seasons to Frank Chance famous first baseman and manager of the Chicago Nationals The offer was presented by Danny Shay representing a Stockton businessmen committee Chance said he could give a definite answer until he
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Los Angeles
Frank Chance
Chicago Nationals
Danny Shay
Stockton
Chance
Coast League to Have Six Teams This Season
Ban Francisco report says the Pacific Coast league will expand to six clubs next season after gaining new powers from the national commission. Two new clubs, likely in Sacramento and Los Angeles, will be added to strengthen the league's position against the outlaw state league. President Cal Ewing is expected to decide on changes after returning from the east.
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Ban Francisco
U. P
Pacific Coast League
National Commission
Teagan
Cal Ewing
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Mixed sports notes on leagues yachts and boxing at year start
A string of brief sports items outlines league rights under the AA designation and reserve limits. Other notes mention Jap May Run Marathon plans for Nome racing figures, a new challenger yacht project costing about 3500, a Tigers catcher deal with Joe Collins, Abe Attell boxing in Goldfield with Tex Rickard promotion, and Col Winn heading to Mexico City to study a racing circuit plan.
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Lusie
Abe
Foxy Abe
Attell
Goldfield
Freddie Weeks
Tex Rickard
Beattie
New Orleans
Matt Winn
American Turf Association
Mexico City
Steamers Move to Colman Dock for All Routes
Beginning Tuesday January 5 all Navy Yard and Port Orchard route steamers will depart from Colman Dock at the foot of Columbia Street. The change consolidates departures at the ferry terminal under city transportation adjustments.
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Navy Yard
Port Orchard
Colman Dock
Columbia St
Special attention to charges at Schuchard Optical Co
The note cites careful handling by a specialist and moderate charges for services at Schuchard Optical Co located at 1207 Second Ave.
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Schuchard Optical CO
Second Ave
Stanford Rugby Seeks Funds for Wallabies Match
Stanford Rugby reported a net loss with receipts of 197.05 and expenses totaling 9,097.65 amid preparations for a February 6 date against the Australian Wallabies. The Vancouver guaranty was secured as part of the arrangement.
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Stanford
British Columbia
Vancouver
Cardinals
Wallabies
Australia
League Lengthens Season for American Association Baseball
The American association will extend its championship season, beginning later and lasting about a half month longer than before, instead of four months as previously. This adjustment shifts the schedule while keeping the league’s core format intact.
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American Association
Well Known R Q Teague Seeks Health Warning
The letter describes R Q Teague of Pleasant Prairie Washington as highly respected and cured after four weeks at the Washington Sanitarium. He suffered rheumatism heart stomach and liver troubles previously treated with little relief. The sanitarium touts its nondrug method and asks others to seek consultation with free evaluation. Washington Sanitarium Company 627 People's Bank Building near Second Avenue Seattle Washington.
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R. Q. Teague
Pleasant Prairie
Washington
Teague
Washington Sanitarium
Seattle
Mr. Teague
Washington Sanitarium Company
Nk Belding
Second Avenue
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Outlaws
Coast League
Pacific Coast
Challenger
Stimson
Backetop
Tigers
George Shroeder
Tacoma Tigers
Joe Collins
Collins
Spokane
Indians
California Outlaws
Shroeder
Lucas
Collings
Gish
Bratley Gish
Broadway High School
Alaska
Tie Rock
Ark
Jan
Hyland-Mowatt
Arkansan A
Dick” Hyland
Dick Hyland
Betontes Indian Clube
Mal
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Bsecond Ave
Nature 8
Nature
Sherming Clothing Co
Bosley Furnishing Goods Co
Briar Dry Goods Co
Dave P. Carr
Buffalo Sales and Brokerage Co
Hoffate Sales Co
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Buffalo Sales CO
Pike ST
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Hat Department
Clothing Department Youths’ and Boys
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Gubert
Mc Grey
Forwear W
Buffalo
Northwest
Main St
Occidental Av
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Katherine Goodson
Jown Cort
Rose Stahl
Matthews
John Cort
Edward Martindell
Ellin
Tito
Russell & Drew
Lois Theatre
Sunset Main
Pheanee
van Dyck
Harvey Pamity
Kinsens
Mile
Toown
Paul la Croix
Sige Travate
Orpheum Motion Pictures
Luken Pony Circus
William L. Malley
Thomas Jefferson
van Winkle
Charlon A. Miller, Inc
James A. Herne
Archie Boyd
Uncle Nat
Elling
Vaudsvilla
Artism
Phil LA Torka
Stubblefield
Third Avenue Theatre
Russell
Fee
Ido
Curtie
Purcell Safe CO
TUR Genuine
Hall’s Safe & Lock Co.’S Safes
Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co
Occidental Avenue
Albert Hansen
Scandinavian American Bank
U.S. A
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