Indiana high school record setter and multiple late 19th century sports notes
At Terre Haute Indiana on March 2 Robert Tinsley set a new Indiana high school high jump record. The article covers plans to send Wisconsin athletes east for the Intercollegiate Dowt race in Poughkeepsie, Jake Schaefer challenging Wil Hoppe, Purdue hiring George Jamison to coach track, Schaefer's 358 billiard run and Willie Hoppe defeating George Slon for the world title, a legal note from Justice Fitzgerald, pool wagers on the baseball pennant, Wisconsin high school teams forming a conference, and Lipton's Shamrock IV yacht plans.
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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 Annivational Bowling Championship
Century No 1 captures the championship title at the sixth annivational bowling event. The victory honors the team for its consistent performance and top scores across the competition.
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Louisville
Chicago
Philadelphia
Hamilton
Hussey
Frank Favour
Winconda
Honore
Dehkord
Favour
Unclear sports rulings and events from early reports
The article summarizes various sports topics including a denied injunction involving Arthur J Duffy in an Amateur Athletic Union dispute, a trotting horse owner’s death, Cleveland and Chicago racing and baseball plans, a Michigan baseball schedule with Amherst, a Japanese student tour proposal, Chicago bowling tournament results, and notable boxing and boxing related bouts and rumors with several names and places mentioned.
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Arthur
J. Duffy
Walt
Amateur Athletic Union of
United States
Dufy
The
Athletic Union
Baseball Notes Highlighting Player Moves and Plays
American League notes detail bids for star salaries and new plays. Names such as Laporte, Walsh brothers, and Grimih surface amid contract talks and trade rumors. Southern League scraps and city politics mix with manager decisions and rookies entering spring plans.
Young Umpire Born in Chirag Gains Big League Notice
The youngest umpire in major leagues, born in Chirag twenty three years ago and raised in Youngstown Ohio, trained at Cornell under Hugh Jennings. He umpired four years in Ohio and Pennsylvania, attracting notice that Ban Johnson sent representatives to watch his work.
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Pulliam and Johnson
Willam G Evans
Ban Johnson
8 & Chicagoan
Chirag
Youngstown
Ohio
Cornell
Hugh Jennings
Pennsylvania
Johnson
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
Baseball and Football News From Rumor Mill of 1900s
Team managers evaluate players across leagues with multiple tryouts and transfers. Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and St Louis figures figure in signings while Everett, Birmingham, and Spokane franchises plot moves and schedules amid expansion rumors.
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Southeastern Limited
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AEFI
Triak
Matthew Pres
Pete’s Stock Exchange
Peter Gordon, JR
Oregon Short Line Railroad
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G. P
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Cumberland Branch
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Kemmerer Ly
John Hamilton
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D.B. Bpencer
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Lake City
Utah
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Dowie
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Lene
Sleeping Cary
Eden
A Who
Asin Saabe
Ann
C$. Williams
West Second South Street
Salt Lake City
VeesHeh Cuenelntion
Aba
Bas Alty
Cnashty
Cleveland Baseball Fen
Will Witt
Bf Kehr Mies
Choi Hfelehe
Uuselall Lemme
la Crosse
Midion
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Chippewa Fall Gieven Bay
Fond du Lac
Wau Ban On Freeport
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VCH
Ray Claire
Origen
Meath
Alleed Myline
Glascow
Thomas Fipton
Lipton
Fife
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America Bowling Congress
Pavour
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Cal
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Martin
Jimmy Jackson
Clark Grimih
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Jack Sheridan
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Collins
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National League News
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Italan
al Mauch
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Joe Rickett
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Jackson (Miss
Iireman
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Zimmer
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Teague
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