Ban Johnson Seen as AL Boss After New York Scandal
Tip Wright notes Ban Johnson’s absolute control of the American league following a New York scandal that humiliated manager George Stallings. The episode revolved around Chase alleged to have thrown games, owner Farrell's intervention, and Johnson’s decisive, public verdict.
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Baseball Notes From Nineteenth Century Leagues
A summary of player moves and league news. Frank Chance likely to start at first base in the big series while Dickson moves to Baltimore. Beaton changes hands from Cincinnati to Chattanooga and Steels signs with Pittsburgh after a solid season. Scouts Lush and Anson watch New York. Oakes may be discarded by St Louis after a weak year. Moore and Mercer moved to Jersey City. Eason considers buying the Lawrence club. Puma and Nick released to Dayton. Rain in Lexington delays a racing card. Snodgrass of the Giants weakens at bat. Harter joins New Brunswick club. John Treydler, NL secretary, is a golfing star. James McGill buys Denver club for next season. World Series tickets to be sold under baseball commission oversight. Wenatchee defeats Ellensburg 80 to ?
Unclear sports report fragment about New York Philadelphia and Boston Washington
Fragmentary notes mention New York and Philadelphia, Boston and Washington, with a Chicago reference and unspecified weather or postponement. The text is garbled and does not provide a clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
National League Games Postponed In New York And Boston
From the National League schedule, two games were postponed: the New York contest and the Boston game. No rescheduled dates provided in the note.
Washington Schedule 1910 Football Dates Listed
The record shows Washington games set for October 8 versus Lincoln High School Camlupa October 22 against Whitman College Campus November 5 against University of Idaho Campus November 12 against Washington State College Spokane and November 24 Thanksgiving against Oregon Agricultural College Campus.
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Los Angeles Eyes Grand Prix Race Scene
The Los Angeles motordrome could host the next grand prix, the sport's top yearly event. Promoter Walter Hempel wired William K. Vanderbilt Jr., head of Motor Cups Holding, offering a $25,000 guarantee from Southern California enthusiasts if the race is brought to LA.
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Walter Hempel
Wm K. Vanderbilt
Motor Cups Holding Association
California
West Point Opens Season Against Tufts After Famine Threat
In Geondbourne country today Oct. coe headlines the athletic scene as about twenty games loom for major colleges. West Point faces Tufts in the first game after cadet punishment for insubordination.
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It Costs Money to Die A Tragic Note from a Denver Suicide
Kenneth Liverman a 17 year old schoolboy shot himself in a Denver hotel room after pawning his violin and his mother's watch to buy a revolver. He left a note claiming unre quited love as the motive and had been attentive to Julia Stewart, who reportedly refused to marry him.
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Admit Faculty Members Free For First Practice Game
The University daily announces free admission for all faculty members to the first practice game of the season on Saturday. Graduate Manager Victor Zednick says faculty tickets are now on sale at $5, including a Daily subscription. Alumni and faculty tickets are available at the registrars office, reflecting high demand this year.
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Local Barber Freed After Contempt Jail Term
Walla Walla reports Arthur Maddix, a barber, was released on his own recognizance for a week during the fair to earn money for his children. He returned after the fair and completed his sentence.
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La Follette Improves After Mayo Operation
Rochester Minnesota October reports Senator La Follette recovering well after serious surgery at Mayo Hospital. He is expected to return home next week.
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Mob Kills Driver as Lynching Attempt Unfolds in Alabama
In Montgomery Alabama a black taxi driver, John Dell, was found dead on a city street after a mob attempted to abduct John Adama for lynching. Police investigated the shooting amid racial unrest and threats surrounding the case.
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Diamond Glints and Notes on Baseball Figures
Quotes from Copping Silk O Loughlin and Malachi Kittredge discuss drafts hitters and Coombs drop ball. Amos Rusie style pitching referenced. Lennon buys Lexington park for 75004 dollars for St Paul club improvements planned. Red Nelson helps Akron win C P pennant with a second inning homer as Canton Akron tied pregame.
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Stalling Origin Story From Hoosier Gridiron Tale
Butch Macginnity and Doggy Coot reminisce about Bugs Dooley teaching the stall tactic in early football days at La lapaloosa College. Bugs later feigns quitting, stalls for a Hoopalong bid, and scores the game winning touchdown on Thanksgiving day.
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Dental Practitioner Promises Half-Price Care in Seattle Area
Edwin J. Prown announces his dental offices at 713 First Avenue Seattle, offering half price care by experienced graduates. He guarantees fit of plates, allows third parties to rework if unsatisfied, and backs work with a broad U S practice. He advertises extended hours for workers and claims a long, reputable record since 1901.
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First Base Guardian Myrtle Rowe Rival Described as Quaker Girl
The article profiles Myrtle Rowe of New Kensington near Pittsburgh as a standout first base player for the Antler Athletic Club and Kensington Athletics. It highlights her four years in Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio, musical ability, stenography, and telegraph skills, noting her near flawless fielding and solid batting despite claims she is getting too old to continue. It also mentions Cypress Evans becoming fire department secretary and a rejected salary offer to Harry W. Carroll.
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Papes Diuretic Promises Cure for Kidney and Bladder Trouble
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