Ten Thousand Dollar Marathon At Dugdale Park
Entries in the Guggenheim Marathon with stars like Henri St Yves John Hayes and John Marsh. Hayes admired for steady pace Marsh holds marathon record while Mclean Stanley and Fitzgerald show mixed chances. Crowds of 100 to 159 watch as runners circle the dugout track with St Yves and Hayes drawing focus.
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Dugdale’s Park
Quegenheim
The
Star
Henri St. Yves
John Hayes
John Marsh
St. Yves
Harry Mclean
Mclean
William Stanley
Ami
St. Vvee
J. F. Fitzgerald
Calgary
Oscar Clow
Carl Birch
Peter Terway
J. Lodas
Wada
Alex
Rowan
Art Burn
Hayes
Marsh
Johnny Hayes
St. Yven
John Marah
Stanley
Charles Walters
Seattle
Wagner dominates Gora as Detroit bats through Pirates series
Attendance figures show Detroit Tigers outbatt ed Pittsburgh Pirates while Wagner leads batting with .381 and Cobb hits .273 for Detroit. The piece notes game results across days, with Detroit winning and losing three games in the series and previews forthcoming bouts and racing events.
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Pittsburg
Detroit Tigers
Pittsburg Pirates
Detroit
Wagner
Cobb
Lincoln and Tacoma Meet in Big High School Football Game
The Lincoln high school eleven with 600 rooters sails from Colman dock aboard the Indianapolis to Tacoma for a fast afternoon game. A Lincoln win would set up a Northwest championship clash with Broadway, while a Tacoma victory pairs Broadway and Tacoma for the title. The University and the cruiser Milwaukee also scheduled to play.
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Lincoln High School
Colman
Indianapolis
Tacoma
Lincoln
Northwest
Broadway
University
Milwaukee
True Indictment Against Tyrus Cobb in Cleveland Stabbing
The grand jury indicted Detroit Tigers fielder Tyrus Cobb for stabbing watchman George Stanchfield at the Euclid hotel during a Cleveland series with the Naps. Authorities have not announced steps to arrest Cobb, a Georgia Cracker.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Tyrus Cobb
Detroit Tigers
George Stanchfield
Euclid Hotel
Cleveland Naps
Tigers and Pirates Ready for Deciding World Series Game
Detroit fans anticipate a final World Series game between the Tigers and Pirates after a dramatic previous day. Tom Jones, the Tigers first baseman, is reported greatly improved after a ninth inning collision, while Wilson and Moriarity also played key roles in the tense contest. Manager Jennings may start Wild Bill Donovan on the mound as attendance is expected to reach full capacity.
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Detroit
Tigers
Pirates
Tom Jones
Tiger Mont
Jones
Wilson
Jennings
Donovan
Broadway to face Queen Anne in Monday showdown
Broadway high school meets Queen Anne Monday on the University campus at 3 p.m. in the season opener. Coaches ran final signal practice, rallies energized students, and yell leaders promise roars to rally the fans.
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Broadway High School
Queen Anne
University
Broadway
Who's the Lemon Now in the World Series
The text recalls a players trade saga involving Babe Adame Maddox from Louisville to Pittsburgh. Maddox cost $300 and Adams $2,500. Adams proves the doubters wrong by pitching well for the Pirates, while Maddox struggles despite some support. The question remains who is the lemon now.
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Clarke
Pittsburne
Adame
Maddox
Pittsburg
Louisville
Adams
Hut Adams
Pirates
Tigers
Camnus
Pirate
Principles of Position Play in Billiards Demonstrated
A coach explains that the object is to keep balls in position for each stroke. The opening shot places the object ball near the white ball, with precise offsets. The guide covers cue ball aim, cue ball impact, and resulting carom path through points such as A B C D E F G H EB, detailing cushion contacts and final rests.
Zbyscko Heads to Kansas City for Open Challenge
Zbyscko the world beating mat artist opens American engagement in Kansas City on Wednesday October 20 facing three challengers under a contract to pin all three on the mat Frank Gotch is barred. Abyscko weighs 275 pounds at 5 feet 9 inches with a 58 inch chest.
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Zbyecko
Frank Gotch
Kansas City
Frank Gotech
Doctor Roller
Abyscko
Gotch
Signor Glorinni Ratloevich
Corbett and Jackson Fought 61 Rounds to Draw in 1891
James J. Corbett and Peter Jackson battled across sixty one rounds in 1891 with the contest ending in a draw. The report notes no exact location or date available for the famous long duel.
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Thomas Lindsay
James J. Corbett
Peter Jackson
Indians Beat Couer d Alene In Wild West Showdown
Spokane report notes a high scoring game as the Indians defeated Couer d Alene 9 to 2 in a wild West battle. Tenley Raymond and Miller produced hits while Arizona and Baxter attempted strong pitching despite miscues. The teams advance in the amplonsip series with each side seeking momentum.
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Spokane
Couer d'Alene
Indians
Tenley Raymond
Arizona
Alien
Baxter
Rong Miller
Unclear Score Line From West Coast Notes
Brief field fragment shows Portland Vernon four and eleven, Los Angeles I Sacramento and ampersand, San Francisco one Oakland four, lacking context or full event details.
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Portland
Vernon
Los Angeles
Sacramento
San Francisco
Oakland
Todays Football Matches Across Major Colleges and Teams
Today’s slate includes Lincoln at Tacoma and Iowa at Grinnell. Matches spread from Amherst at Amherst to Yale vs Army at West Point with numerous regional showdowns and invitees across the country.
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Lincoln
Tacoma
U. P
Idaho
Moscow
Washington
Marines
Seattle
Hoquiam High School
Centralia
Hoquiam
Amherst
Afta
Bowdoin
Exeter
Brunswick
Brown
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Carlisle
Syracuse
New York
Coe
Drake
Des Mgines
Cornell
Fordham
Ithaca
Denver University
Washburn
Denver
Dartmouth
Williams
Hanover
Holy Cross Va
Trinity
Worcester
Howard
Navy
D. C
Indiana
Lake Forest
Bloomington
Iowa
Illinois
Chicago
Maine
Harvard
Cambridge
Minnesota
Nebraska
Omaha
Eres
Rolla
Columbia
Utah
Montana
Salt Lake
Yaleva
Army
Weat Point
Stinging Reunion Causes Gruff Talk In Office
Butch MacGinnity confronts a former foe turned big intruder Gary Murphy, once Skelliol College fullback, who taunts about old gridiron days and a legendary horseshoe and storage batteries incident linked to Lalapaloosa. Doggy Coot tunes in as plans and memories resurface.
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Butch Mac Ginnity
Butch
Moore Theatre
Doggy
U. of W. Field
Lalapaloosa
Gary Murphy
Skelliol College
Gary
Inter
Puck Cuffey
Murphy
Skeliiol
Spy in Lalapaloosa Frat Plot Ends With Mules and Shoes
A covert operative lingered in Lalapaloosa for two weeks as a frat pin agent collecting orders for rival groups. After failing to learn tricks, he fled toward the depot. A horseshoe shop reveal hinted at a fabricated army contract, leading to a hasty exit and suspicions of a prank involving battery shocks on uniforms to disable opposing players.
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Lalapaloosa
Sigh Hoopalong
Fie
Butch Machinnity
Foxy
Butch
First Shock and Big Win Recalled in Game Tale
In a vivid reminiscence, the scene shifts to a hallway banter where Doggy asks who felt the first shock as Murphy directs a quick quip. The moment closes with a boastful line about defeating the opponents 12 to 0.
Ketchel Odds and Anticipation for Johnson Bout in San Francisco
San Francisco October 16 fight fans await the 20 round heavyweight title match at Coffroth arena. Stan ley Ketchel weighs about 180 pounds and promises a relentless attack to upset Giant Jack Johnson who has held the crown since defeating Tommy Burns. Ketchel predicts a hard fought contest and seeks to test Johnson’s defense with steady pressure.
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United Press
San Francisco
Stanley Ketchel
Jack Johnson
Tommy Burns
Australia
Coffroth
Ketchel
Johnson
Mr. Coon
Victor Hack Saw and Blades Advertised in 19th Century Catalog
An advertisement describes an extra heavy hack saw with interchangeable teeth for 8 9 11 or 12 tooth blades usable in horizontal and vertical cuts. It markets for tubing, rods, casting, beams or plates and mentions Victor nickel plated frames and blades with weights around nine to ten ounces, priced near one dollar.
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Victoria
Massacici
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