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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1907
Page
5
The piece explains the origin of the term charley horse, noting its use in ball games and the common phrase linking the diamond and turf. It cites John R. Brown’s account from a game with Walker Miller, an old fan and Bellefontaine hotel proprietor, as shedding light on the expression.
The Kentucky scrapper who would fight Joe Gans seeks the title but lacks a knockout punch and decisive aggression. His defense is strong and he has facing tougher opponents while often conceding weight. Blackburn aims to beat Gans but has yet to do so.
Fragmentary sports reminiscence recounts late 19th century baseball clashes between Boston and Providence. Charley Rudbourne, called Old Haws, is celebrated for a legendary run during a scoreless nine-inning game. The piece touches on rivalries, salaries, and a web of figures including Nava, Gans, Blackburn, Langford, and Delehanty brothers, with side notes on players’ careers, outcomes, and managerial moves.
In a reflective monologue, a speaker announces leaving town to reside in a place of spiritual renewal, distancing from crime, war, and confinement. The lament of prison walls gives way to a hopeful vision of neighborly trust, family, and brotherhood under a divine, freeing horizon. The text alternates with aphoristic quips on happiness, change, and everyday life.
An early 20th century advertisement highlights corsets designed for elite wearers in New York. It touts comfort and modern tailoring with decorative details while promoting the practicality of long wear and supportive fit.
The seventh annual American Howllie congress event in St Louis saw ring Gor ring Gor Aflerik highlight a record cold weather tournament. Marshall T. Levey of Indianapolis and Ry F. Matak of St Paul led the singles, with Levey winning the individual title after three games totaling 182. J. G. Rich ter and J. M. Bighey of Louisville won the two-man event, while Grand Rapids Furniture Citys led the five-man team with 2,775. Low scores dominated, with several events posting the lowest national-record figures except the five-man event. The piece also covers Hackenschmidt planning a shift from music hall to physical culture, and notes about De Ore and Huston in billiards and pool.
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