Shamrocks Defeat Aiovail's Stars In Three Straight Games
Shamrocks led by O Donnell and Holland post high scores as they sweep the Stars in a bowling match. O Donnell and Holland both notch 221 games while Stovall and Smith contribute strong totals for their teams in a tight series final.
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Happy” O Donnell
Aiovail
Froke
Walleck
Hibernians
Bruan Cound
Bryan
Holland
White
Happy
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Pierrepent
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Shaffer
O'Donnell
Ord
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Prune Caacveceses
Ollaad
Scees
Cel O'Donnell
Stovall's Stare
Stovall
Smith
Morman C.cceesss
Bheller
Rccceese
Hard Game To Lose Says Powells Muddled Tale
Red John Powell of the St. Louis Americans recalls a brutal contest with the Theee eessi. Sem allowed five straight runs while the opponents never scored more than three, framing a season defined by a tough battle. He recalls facing Bil Dineen and another grueling matchup, noting the crowd’s call for a hard contest and a memorable exchange during warmups.
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Red John Powell
St. Louis Americans
Uak
Ill Fortune Ties Game as Boston Edges Team by One
A late ninth inning rally failed as Boston won by one run. Heidrick struck with two strikes, Dineen topped the third strike, and Hemphill’s pop to short right set the stage for Ferrie’s misplay and Kahee’s putout at the line.
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Boston
Dows
Heidrick
Dineen
Billi
Hemphill
Ferrie
Eounty
Criger
Collins
Kahee
Freshmen push to join varsity amid strong practice
Freshmen practice with varsity players as 10 players will be chosen for the team. Sophomores Shaw and Isabell join practice for the first time. Bill Cook of Tacoma impresses as a leading candidate. Old guards Lindsey Dehlem Fraitey and Babcock also seen in action. first game set for February 9 against Puget Sound academy in Snohomish.
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Shaw
Isabell
Bill Cook
Tacoma
Lindsey
Dehlem
Fraitey
Babcock
Puget Sound Academy
Snohomish
Lessons On Baseball Field Ethics And Play From Experience
The speaker argues that professional players should have the play figured out before contact, emphasizes avoiding wild throws, and describes how proper decisions on double plays save games. He recounts a memory of a costly misplay in New York and cautions against questioning outs during a game.
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Fane
Will
Marry Bay
Keeler
Puck
New York
Baseball Pitcher Roles and Game Tactics Explored
A long reflection on pitching in baseball describing how errors arise from judgment, how pitchers are central to games, and how managers seek pitchers who can both throw hard and hit. It notes how signals, baserunning, and field positioning influence outcomes and fan reactions.
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Fane
Lowe
Bateman
Circus Background Turns Baseball Pitcher Flip Flap Jones
Oscar Jones known as Flip-Flap Jones rose from the circus world to the Brooklyn Superbas and Seattle in the Pacific Coast League. Once a trick bicycle rider nicknamed Flap-Flap for stunts, he became a notable pitcher praised for starting early in life and later earning fame in the National League.
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Brooklyn Superbas
Seattle
Tomser
Danny Shay
Cardinals
Fleider
Jon
Rock T
Drewe
Jones
Middle West
Jonete
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Canva
Flip
Optimistic Patey Donovan Upgrades Brooklyn Pitching
Patey Donovan begins his management of the Brooklyn team by asserting that his pitching staff is as good as any in the United States. Jockey Eugene Hildebrand plans to become a horse owner following the lead of noted riders turned owners. Arthur Irwin eyes National league players while managing Altoona and dreams of weakening major teams. Former manager Frank Selee rates the Cubs as potential winners and notes Heenya’s balanced Chicago squad.
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Patey Donovan
Brooklyn
United States
Patey
Eugene Hildebrand
William Hayward
James McLaughlin
Edward Garrison
Arthur Irwin
Altoona
Irwin
Cincinnnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Frank Selee
Cubs
Heenya
Chicago
Three Teams to Compete in University Forensic Tryouts
Three debating teams of three men each will be selected at the U. In a try-out held February 24 twenty-two men entered the forensics contest. Teams will meet Idaho Oregon and Pacific University. The question asks whether the Interstate Commerce Commission should have power to prescribe reasonable maximum railroad rates in cases before it. The contest arouses strong interest and rivalry promises brilliant efforts.
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University of Idaho
University of Oregon
Pacific University of Forest Grove
Ore
Coed Basketball at the U Faces Private Revival
Coed basketball at the University may be revived as a private organization though the university will not field a varsity team. Young women plan to play for personal satisfaction with a promised coach, but the team will not compete in interclass or varsity events or represent the university.
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Rulng
Lightweight Match Set for Eddie Santries at Newport
Freddie Weeks, noted lightweight, is paired to fight Eddie Santries in Newport Washington on January 20 for a purse and gate receipts. Weeks is described as a clever, capable fighter with a strong chance to win. Afterward, he plans a challenge to Kid Sealer with purse to be shared per Sealer's wishes.
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Freddie Weeks
Eddie Santries
Newport
Wash
Weeks
Kid Sealer
O Keffe and Parker to Fight in Spokane Card
Jack O Keffe of Chicago and Kid Parker of Denver meet at Spokane Amateur Athletic Club on Fed 5 weighing 125 pounds at 2 p m. They will fight under Marquis of Queensbury rules for a share of the house. Kid McCoy plans a New York store opening in the precious stones trade behind his third wife’s money.
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Conroy
New York
Jack O Keffe
Chicago
Kid Parker
Denver
Spokane Amateur Athletic Club
Spokane
Marquis of Queensbury
Kid McCoy
Local bowlers urged to back Salt Lake City meet
The Western Bowling Congress at Salt Lake City draws early plea for unity and strong support from Denver, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Oakland, Spokane, Colorado Springs, Butte, Helena and other cities. Secretary Jenking requests coordinated effort as Salt Lake City guarantees $1000 toward prize funds. Local players and fans urged to set aside rivalries and boost the great tournament effort.
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Jenking
Salt Lake City
Denver
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Los Angeles
Oakland
Spokane
Colorado Springs
Butte
Helena
Halt Lake City
Prise
Salt Lake
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