Indiana high jump record set by Robert Tinsley at Terre Haute
Terre Haute Indiana March 2 high jump record report notes Robert Tinsley six foot five two metres new Indiana high school mark. Other items mention Jake Schaefer vs Wil Hoppe in billiards world championship pace and Archie Hahn signing with Purdue track coach George Jamison.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Robert Tinsley
Indiana
Afaira
Wisconsin
Poughkeepale
Hudson
Jake Schaefer
Wil Ne Hoppe
George Slowson
Placce
New York
Archie Hahn
Michigan
Purdue Athletic Association
George B. Jamison
Purdue
Lafayettes
Schaefer
Chicago
John Daly
Willie Hoppe
George Slon
Grand Central Palace
Hoppe
Century No. 1 team wins sixth annual bowling title
Century No. 1 captures championship honors in the sixth annual bowling championship. The article notes the team’s victorious performance, with emphasis on their skill and teamwork throughout the event. No other teams or scores are detailed in the readable text.
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Louisville
Chicago
Philadelphia
Hamilton
Hussey
Frank Favour
Winconda
Honore
Dehkord
Favour
Amateurs and Athletes Face Off in Tangles and Contests
A journeyman round of notices covers Arthur J Duffy waging for an injunction against the Amateur Athletic Union over expunged records, plus racing and bowling reports, baseball plans, and boxing match rumors across Cleveland, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles with leaders named and events dated.
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Arthur
J. Duffy
Walt
Amateur Athletic Union of
United States
Dufy
The
Athletic Union
Frankie Nellie
Abe Attell
Fiona Week
Los Angeles
Doe Gant
Ity Turner
Sacramento
Cab
Jack Dougherty
Innis
Rund Bate
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Badger Athletic Club
Milwouker Murch
Peter Mather
Salar
Moray N.Y Athletic
Jack O'Brien
Philadelphia
Jieffejee
American League Notes and Baseball Talks
Officers and players from the American League and National League are cited with moves. Noah Honline and Harney Petty receive mentions. Ed Walsh’s brother Martin is with Springfield. Laporte seeks $2,500, while recent shifts include Umpire Jack Sheridan’s contract and Boston’s mayor attending Collins’ opening game.
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Covehin
Lajele Volews
Athinti
Eralalie
Ojele
Clevelin
Manger Statix
Uty
Noah Honline
Hoyhanl
Harney Petty
The
Hrowns
Parmington
Missouri
Ed Walsh
Brather
Martin
Springfield
Jimmy Jackson
Clark Grimih
Laporte
Buffalo
New York Elub
Griffith
Jack Sheridan
San Jose
Cal
Johnson
Chicago
Boston
John F. Fitegerald
Collins
St. Louis
Young Umpire From Ohio Attracts Johnson Attention
The newcomer born in Chirag twenty three years ago and raised in Youngstown Ohio has spent four years umpiring in Ohio and Pennsylvania leagues. A Cornell student who played baseball under Hugh Jennings he drew notice from Ban Johnson after two productive seasons prompting Johnson to send representatives to evaluate his work.
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VeesHeh Cuenelntion
Aba
Bas Alty
Cnashty
Cleveland Baseball Fen
Will Witt
Bf Kehr Mies
Choi Hfelehe
Wisconsin
Uuselall Lemme
la Crosse
Midion
Buc Claipe
Chippewa Fall Gieven Bay
Fond du Lac
Wau Ban On Freeport
Oshhosh
VCH
Ray Claire
Origen
Meath
Pulliam and Johnson
Willam G Evans
Ban Johnson
8 & Chicagoan
Chirag
Youngstown
Ohio
Cornell
Hugh Jennings
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Baseball and football prospects in early 1900s report
The article covers multiple teams and players including Hinchman as infielder for Cincinnati, Bell getting a thorough tryout by Donovan, and Brooklyn selling Malay to Columbus. It notes Arthur Hoelsketter for Cincinnati, McCloskey and McGraw maneuvering pitchers, and various signings and contracts across teams, with Spokane and Montana league mentions and early transfer sanctions.
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Hinchman
Cincinnati
Donovan
Bell
Brooklyn
Malay
Columbus Club
American Association
Tom Corcoran
Leon Amex
New York
Te Giants
Theip
Arthur Hoelsketter
McCloskey
Cardinals
Liuls Nationale
Honeton
Johny Murphy
Palo Grands
Murphy
Madelange
Hallimore
Mieoburg
Walter Wilmut
Anson
Harley Parker
McGraw
Straight Hill Bollenwine
Philadelphia
Mat Stanley
Spokane
Lucas
National Association
Everett
Tater
George Forsythe
Butte
Lou Eschle
Dave Rowan
Hilt Lene Taat
Gene Wiga
Windente
Teaas
Montana
Eama
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St.Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Saint Louie
Memphis
Southeastern Limited
Memephis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
W. Martin Seneral
St. Denver
Colo
DRS, Cunnington & Hocker
Emmem
Evanston, Diamondville
Cumberland, Kemmerer
Dr. King
AEFI
Triak
Matthew Pres
Pete’s Stock Exchange
Peter Gordon, JR
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Rur
Southeen
Burley
G. P
Granger Ar
Kemmerer
Montpelier
McCammon
Poeatello
Pocatello, Ly
Ogden Ly
East Lake Ly
Cumberland Branch
Cumberland Ar
Kemmerer Ly
John Hamilton
W. Eta
D.B. Bpencer
A. G
Lake City
Utah
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Dowie
Denver
Lene
Sleeping Cary
Eden
A Who
Asin Saabe
Ann
C$. Williams
West Second South Street
Salt Lake City
Alleed Myline
Glascow
Thomas Fipton
Lipton
Fife
Wilteon
Oshkosh
America Bowling Congress
Pavour
Carlinars
Wilkes
A. W. Brnner
Riverside
EL K Deverauy
Cleveland
Gwandelveult
Dossbail
Baird
Amherst
Ann Arbor
Nebraska
Japaneas
Americ
Joseph D. O'Brien
Milwauken
National League News
Outfelders Smith and
Rothgeb
Tome Wren
Italan
al Mauch
Lile Rock
Joe Rickett
New Orleans
Jim Murray
Tate
Jackson (Miss
Iireman
George Carey
Grand Rapide
Nashville
Herbert McSweeney
BMN Gannon
Altoona
Zimmer
William
Eddie Plass
Johnston
Punch Knoll
Washington
Babb
Lew Walters
HEI. G. Evang
Ers
Shreveport
Stickney
Late
Bellingham
Walrenhurst
Kott
Teague
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