Madison Square Garden history worth millions in profit
The article chronicles the money making power of Madison Square Garden from its early steerage days to Barnum and Rickard era. It notes ownership, major events, and the Garden’s transformation into a premier midtown venue for boxing, rodeo, concerts, and political conventions. It highlights figures like P. T. Barnum and Tex Rickard and the Garden’s evolving role in American entertainment.
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John W. Davie
Frankn D Roosevelt
Calvin Cantidge
Garger
Z. Barnum
Tex Rickard
Madison Square
Garden
Madison Square Garden
Eighthay
30Th Sts
Tex
Hs Enterprises
Midtown Garden
Tockarda
Lane Rejects AA Protest In Turbulent Columbus Ledger
The article recounts a chaotic scene around the American Association dispute, naming Lane, Judge Appelhans, and General Kilpatrick as key figures. It covers financial losses, arbitration rulings, and a fractured account of events, including tainted sums and organizational figures amid a tense boardroom atmosphere.
Illini Mound Ace Dominates With Undefeated Streak
Illini Mound Ace leads the league with an undefeated record, delivering top pitching and hitting. Tabas, Wikele, and Stearman post strong numbers as Michigan and others chase standings, with Willard and Dale among notable performers in hitting and pitching.
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Gmmcago Cues Filnola
Tocenuso
Piching
Oflcial
Marv Raiblut
Tilns
Tabas
Totplakt
Bob Wakediel
Chelboor Indian
Willard Ha
Wil Stearman
Michigan
Hiinels
HirLing Sand Fickting
Wolverhui
Art Dale
Rothlail
Illino
Errorless ends as miscues spark tied game stumble
A shaky tie game ends with Yankee Ackier singling off Ted Williams allowing Mickey Harts to score in a 4 100 win for the Sox. Joe previous miscue dated May 24 1947. Red Sox faced miscues and botched plays in Boston.
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Yoiuc
Jacki Maggin
Yankee
Ackier
Iba
Ted Williams
Mickey Harts
Sox
Joe
Red Sox
Botton
Yankee Clipper
Rudy York
Male
Doe
Stepfather Returns to Form in Tollywood Park Feature
Stepfather, after a year’s layoff, nearly toppled Brabanesa to place second in Tollywood Park’s $7,500 seven furlong feature. Louly B. Mayer colt, purchased by Harry M. Warner for $200,000, showed top form as Fawcon rider Johnny Longden rode four winners to boost the meet's early business. The Garden show and broader entertainment tieups remain under discussion as executives weigh future plans and Yale University clambake rumors.
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Inalewoor
Cal
Mapes
Stepfather
B. Mayer
Harry M. Warner
Sam
Yale University
Ie Snyver
Yale
U. S
New Owners Take Over Rocket Team in Chicago
A newly formed Rocket Club of Chicago announces new ownership and leadership. The group, a pool of 20 professionals from the Chicago area, plans a fresh start for the team with Leo M. Bovie and Frank Turks among the participants, presenting to city officials and local figures at a public meeting.
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Rocket Team
Chicago
Water Fool
Agnymay
Ag-America
Aid
Raekyea
Aperis
Chiengo
ROE Carn
Chiengo Investment
Beaker
Ereeutne Seetor
Rockey
Uviet
Linair Leutenant
Leo M. Bovie
Tihnas National Guard
Walker Buller
Frank Turks
Clirage City Bank
Dixie Umps Crack Down On Southern Association Skirmish
An array of ejections and suspensions hit the Southern Association as umpires cracked down in a chaotic stretch. Players including Prat oseh, George Shuba, and Stubby Greer faced expulsions after disputed plays at Mobile and New Orleans. Officials ejected Chattanooga skipper George Myatt and others amid heated appeals and arguments over balls, strikes, and basis calls.
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NIQY
Orleans
Takie
Pratoseh
Southern Association
Founnie Baers
Mobile
George Shuba
Biars
API Beste Gepuskic
Nashville
Scufe Ting
Shua
Unio
Will
Stubby Greer
Ian
Reed
Vol
George Mennessey
Umbiie
McCutches
Hennessey
Banemma
Tilph
Barons
Tom Fleming
Birmagmm
Tillie Frock
Abana
Jim Tongmie Hanichers
Phicher
Bob Katz
The
Crackers
Johnny Antonelli
Memph
New Orleans
Sid Hale
Chattanooga
George Myatt
Washington
Pete, Kraus
Pets
Wreck Memory Prompted by Local Players Aid
In ADAMEVILLE Alabama, twenty three players from the SheboyganWis Gms AE League assisted after a Mona Cincaga passenger train wreck near here. Three were killed and anjured. Players aided victims with sheets and carried injured to safety while awaiting aid.
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Smydal
Jo Jo White Breaks Law in Opening Series
RMATTLY, Wash. Tamnice pilot. Dodo Wile Reliever shows his men how to win and break an unwritten rule. Jasfa Inake adopts the stratagem in the opener against Holly vor. Crossing up. Jimmy Jvkex and the Stars rally for a 32 1/2 decision over Shins and Wned.
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Rmattly
Wash
Tamnice
Dodo Wile
Leven Lo
Jasfa
Holly Vor
Jimmy Jvkex
Ewink
Ewink Ata Ihieee and Nothing Pit
Saurmony
Die Shins
Bill Ramsey
Sealile
Owner Ejected From His Park in Sooner State League
The Duncan Club owner was ejected by umpire Bob Rice after a seventh inning dispute over a third base call. His club had just lost a 1% to Lawion, leaving the owner angry and removed from his own park.
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Una Minersere
Olio UU
Duncan
Utt
Bob Rice
Lalfe
Ural
Lawion
Pitcher Bulch Lennard Breaks With Brooklyn Tie Rivals
Pitcher Bulch Lennard lasted the 1947 season without a fold, accepting more chances than any other Seazue hurler. Brooklyn tied Rivals as Dick Fielding delivered a sharp throw.
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Bulch Lennard
Brooklyn
Taxeman Dick
Ravensing
Laks Viewed as Quiet Wallet Broker in Gallery Office
A former newspaper man Ned Iriah Laks is highlighted as a successful wallet stock broker. He dresses quietly and speaks softly, maintaining an unglamorous, steady image. His office walls feature rich wood panels, reflecting a restrained, composed portrait.
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Fomer
Ned
Iriah
Himaelf
Lough
Garden Kilpattuck
Pilot Lets Smart Rookie Down Easy
In New York a manager speaks with a bright rookie about his future. The exchange shows the coach encouraging hard work, offering blunt feedback, and stressing the need to prove himself on the field and in the locker room after a tough game.
Beaumont Umpire Bill Wilson Attacked At Stadium
Umpire Bill Wilson suffered a head wound from a bullet during a stadium altercation after a pregame argument. He received stitches and returned to work the game. Police arrested a suspect following the downtown clash involving two men and a car arrival.
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Beaumont
Rex
Bill Wilson
Snarl
Aung
A. A. Haywood
Raffe
Spill Toll Is Heavy in Seven-Run Nightcap
Buck Behle of Memphis slammed a two run homer and nearly tied the game as the Cracker club pulled an 8 to 7 victory over the Chicks in the late game. Neb Wikson and Ollie Kelly contributed as Cracker outfielders helped foil a late rally while Ken Kennedy allowed two runs in relief.
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Atlanta
Twa
Buck Behle
Memphis
Manta
Mnal
Ian
Behle
Bill Kennedy
Amaelf
Neb Wikson
Behie
Ollie Kelly
Obicks
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