Up Among the Gorder Lights Theatre Roundup
The piece surveys Broadways theatrical figures and upcoming shows The roster mentions Rose Eytinge Charles Thorne Jr May Irwin De Wolf Hopper Polly Chase Grace George Isabel Irving and Rose Eytinge with notes on their roles and past clashes Also cites foreign stars failures Hawtrey Terry and Crane in new works plus Mary Mannering returning to stage in a four act drama set in 1788 with Burns appearing as a principal figure
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Jordan River
Jillian Russell
Genuty
Julian
Mitchell
Clyde Fitch
May Irwin
Colon
Ted Marks
Bouquet
Theodore Kremer
Dna
Maurice Levi
de Wolf Hopper
Polly Chase
William — Collier
Charwick
Lew
Fields
Marie Dressler
Charles Bigelow
Greenroom Cossip
Richepin
Oulf Skinner
Lon Quixote
Frederick = Warde
Katheryn Kidder
West
Flaubert
Blanche Walsh
Wijter
Salammbo
Joseph Hart
Carrie de Mar
Kellett Chalmers
Abigail
George Will
New
England
New York
Isabel Irving
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau
Mme. Bernhardt
Boston
Rejane
Guilbert
Sonnenthal
Aimee
Salvini
Charles Hawtrey
Mr. Hawtrey
Mars
Broadway
Charles Frohman
Edward Terry
Princess Theater
Shuberts
London
America
Mr. Terry
Mary Mannering
Paul M. Potter
Nancy Stair
Eleanor Macartney Lane
Miss Mannering
Hudson Theater
Nesure
Robert Burns
National League News: Trades and Signings Stir Baseball
Outfielder Seymour returns to Cincinnati from Albany as unsigned players include Phelps and Ewing. Reports claim Abbaticchio trade attempts with Brain, Stroh signed by Boston, Otis Clymer drafted to Brooklyn, and Tenney seeks higher pay to manage Boston Nationals. Multiple signings, retirements, and injuries thread through the Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Boston, New York Giants, and Minneapolis scenes with notable names like McGinnity, Mathewson, Burkett, and Browne noted.
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National League News
Seymour
Albany
Cincinnati
Phelps
Ewing
Billings
Abbaticchio
Brain
Boston
Billy Stroh
Bob Ewing
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Otis Clymer
Buffalo
Fred Tenney
Boston Nationals
Jim Delahanty
Tom Flood
Chase
New -York
Ganzel
Reddy
Boston Aggregation
Christy Mathewson
New York
American League Notes Highlight 1905 pennant talk and trades
Clark Griffith claims the 1905 American League pennant while Bill Bradley resists trade talk. New York Americans sign Whitley, pupil of Amos Rusie. St Louis clubs to play seven games in April including two Saturdays and Sundays. Boston President Taylor confirms Mike Donlin barred from the AL. Louis Criger coaches Purdue’s Terre Haute team next spring. Burkett silencing mound fans as Leach debated by Donavan and others. Lajoie billed as headliner for spring sessions after a busy winter of signings.
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Clark Griffith
Bill Bradley
Cleveland
Whitley
New -York Americans
Amos’ Rusie
St.Louis
Taylor Boston
Mike Donlin
Louis Criger
Purdue University
Terre Haute
Charley
Tion
Bob
Wood
Detroit
Béville
Jesse Burkett
Stone
Burkett
Patsy Donavan
Leach
Lajoie
Four A A teams schedule away training sites
Four teams will train off campus with Saints at Norwood Inn Mique Finns Toledo Mud Hens at Paducah W H Watkins Minne apolitans at Champagne and Joe Cantillon s Brewers at Des Moines highlighting regional prep efforts for the season opener.
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A.A
Saints
Norwood Inn
Mique
Finn
Toledo Mud Hens
Paducah
W.-H
Watkins’ Minneapolitans
Champagne
Joe Cantillon
Brewers
Des Moines
Southern Sayings: Player moves and league staff changes
Wiley Platt is released by Memphis. Nashville manager Fisher plans a 14 man roster for the 1905 season. Umpire W B Carpenter joins the Southern League staff to complete the quota. Dale Gear will trial Elmer Meredith with Little Rock. Plans to join the Western Association as a magnate failed. Fred Abbott, formerly of Cleveland, is willing to return after saying he played best in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Platt
Memphis
Fisher
Nashville
W.B. Carpenter
Dale Gear
Elmer Meredith
Little Rock
Western Association
Fred Abbott
Cleveland
Joseph club aims to raise funds for new ball park
The St. Joseph club plans to raise money to build a new ball park. The Sioux City baseball nine prepares for the coming year with Spring action and team plans.
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Western ‘Winnowings
Chicago
St. Joseph
Joseph Club
Meat Springs
Lightweight champ James White to trip to country or not
The report discusses James White the lightweight champion and a possible trip to the country. It notes Joe Bowker’s earlier win over Frankie Neil for the bantamweight title and mentions manager James Coffroth of the Yosemite Athletic Club in San Francisco as part of the context.
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James White
Joe Bowker
Frankie Neil
White
James sRaward
Britt
James Coffroth
The
Yosemite Athletic Club
San Francisco
Corrigan's Racing Plans Stir National Circuit Speculation
Corrigan moves toward forming a national racing circuit linking Kansas City Chicago Essex Park Hot Springs and a New Orleans course. Ed Applegate eyeing Mildale Latonia racecourse, Western Jockey Club poised to join Corrigan block amid favorable court outcomes.
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Corrigan
Edward Corrigan
New Orleans
Kansas City
Chicago
Essex Park
Hot Springs
Ed Applegate
Mildale
Latonia
Applegate
Jockey Club
Heston to Coach Drake Football Eleven Next Fall
William Heston of Michigan signs to coach Drake College football for the coming season with a salary of 1250 dollars. It marks the largest first coaching salary for a Michigan athlete and positions Heston as a pupil of Yost facing his former program.
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Heston
Drake
William Heston
Michigan
Drake College
Yost
Year’s Trotting Meetings Schedule In doubt
No announcements have been made about the programs of the trotting meetings. It may be accepted as fact that they will vary.
Three Players Claim Usual Sidestep Method in Match Evasion
Titus Swanson and Ramos allege that their routine tactic for sidestepping a match is common. The trio argues the approach avoids direct competition and conforms to their established game plan.
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Titus
Swanson
Ramos
Grand Circuit Racing Schedule Adopted For Season
The stewards approve the grand circuit racing schedule for the coming season. It opens with a two week meeting at Detroit from July 24. The circuit then visits Buffalo Empire City Readville Providence Hartford Syracuse Columbus Cincinnati and Memphis across weekly starts through October 16. George Hayt of Washington re elected as grand circuit judge and Robert Newton of Yorkville MI named starting judge. This marks the first time a central starting judge is appointed.
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Detroit
Buffalo
Empire’ City
New_York
Readville
Mass
Providence
Hartford
Syracuse
Columbus
Cincinnati
Memphis
George Hayt
Washington
Robert
A. Newton
Yorkville, MI
Jeffries urges Gotch to stay with wrestling not boxing
James J. Jeffries advised Frank Gotch to stick to wrestling and avoid boxing for honors. He warned that wrestlers often fail when turning to boxing, reflecting on the boxing and wrestling rivalry of the era.
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James J. Jeffries
Frank Gotch
Jeff
Revival of Classic Races Promised Next Season
Notes from last year hint at renewals of familiar stakes including the $10,000 M. and M. at Detroit and the $15,000 Massachusetts at Readville, the $10,000 Charter Oaks at Hartford, Providence events at Roger Williams and Park Brew, the Ohio at Cincinnati, and Electric City at Buffalo.
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Detroit
Massachusetts
Readville
Hartford
Providence
Ohio
Cincinnati
Electric City
Boffalo
French racer Henri Fournier eyes Ormond Beach meet
Henri Fournier the French motor racer says he will compete in the New York meet if his car and racing boat can be brought from Paris in time. He aims to capture the straightaway mile, a record now held by W. K. Vandehilt Jr. Michigan and New York groups discuss bringing University of Michigan football to a Yale game and banquet on the 26th.
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M. Carre
Opera Comique
Paris
Comique
Temple Market
Rose
Ralph Rose
Michigan
University of Michigan Board of Control
Chicago Athletic Association
New York
Henri Fournier
Fournier
Ormond Beach
Florida
W. K. Vandehilt, “Jr
Michigan of New York
University of Michigan
Yale
Senator Lightner Pushes Anti Football Measure
In South Dakota Senator Lightner proposes a misdemeanor against football tackling. A commentator notes a fan’s disruptive outburst lasting 17 minutes and 30 seconds. The match includes a fall in 17:30 with an opponent wrist hold and a Nelson finish.
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Senator Lightner
Ean Dakota
Jenkine
F Nelson
Hall Nelson
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Rose Eytinge
A. L. Parker
Stageland
Eytinge
Miss Eytinge
Union Saquare Theater
Charles R. Thorne, Jr
Mr. Thorne
Thorne
Miss’ Eytinge
Octave Mirbeau
Mr.Crane
Katherine Grey
American Association
Eri. Greminser
Minneapolis
Harry Kunkle
Orville
Woodruff
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Gregory
Clay
Reading
Cravin
Watkins
Davy
Williams
Altoon
Hammel
Wilmington
Iwan
Scranton
Giants
Bressler
Flemington
N. L
Higashi
Gotch
Shane
Record Herald
Hegan
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