Eastbound Schedule Details From 1905 Cumberland Branch
Effective April 2 1905 eastbound trains No 1 No 2 No 6 depart various times from Granger Kemmerer Montpelier McCammon Pocatello and other points with arrivals at Ogden Salt Lake and Cumberland branch connections. Northbound No 10 and No 2% run from Pocatello to Ogden and Salt Lake with late evening arrivals.
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Ly Granger Ar
Kemmerer Ly
Montpelier Ly
McCammon Ly
Pocatello Ly
Pocatello, Ly
Ogden Ly
Salt Lake Ly
Cumberland Branch
Baseball Notes Highlight Shifts in American and National Leagues
A roundup of multiple league notes with player movements and form shifts. Jake Stahl struggles for form while Lajoie Flick and Slagle post five hits in five at bats. Washington loans Rothgeb to Baltimore as Moray shines for Indianapolis at short. Reports say Grimshaw and Lachance doubts persist while Clarkson remains Jersey City property. Dahlen leads the NL with five homers as Phelps for St Louis and Brain for Pittsburgh reshuffle rosters. New pitchers Martin and Jaeger join Indianapolis, with Carney, Fox, Comey and Price moving between teams.
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Jake Stahl
Hin Inown
Lajoie
Flick
Parent
Slagle
Washington
Rothgeb
Baltimore
Chicago
Charley Moray
Browns
Indianapolis
Malachi Kittridge
Paddy Livingstone
Wheeling
Highlanders
Stories
Griffith
Livingstone
Grimshaw
Boston
Collins
Lachance
Clarkson
Jersey City
Murray
Skeeters
Gibson
Pirates
Ontario
Dahlen
Cincinnati
Phelps
Jack Warner
St. Louis
Pittsburg
George F. McBride
Dave Brain
Fred Clarke
Milwaukee
A&socialontana
Barrow
Albert Martin
Sont Paw
Rochester
Hoosiers
Ix Jaeger
The
Millers
Canton
van Anda
Fort Wayne
Leo Meyers
Ganzel
Fox
Grand Rapids
Kennedy
de Armond
Terre Haute
Eddie Coffey
Jimmy Ryan
Wandertil's Bengal Wins Hermit at St Cloud Races
A lengthy sports roundup notes W. K. Vandertil's Bengal claimed the Hermit at the St Cloud France races. It covers boxing matchups, canoe and rowing events, international crews, and notable records from July to August, naming several athletes, clubs, and venues across Europe and North America.
Rumors of Star Players Roil Early Baseball Headlines
Reports from the era recount dissatisfactions and trades across leagues. Brooklyn’s Lewis lauded as a top talent, Clancy sells attempts with Pittsburgh, and Clarke returns. American Association moves include Roth to St Louis and Weaver to Indiana. Ed Dunkle regains form for Louisville, Grillo’s ambidextrous pitcher Murphy debuts, and Toledo touts Caw as a top outfield defender. Indications of club changes ripple through Southern and Western circuits with Joe Rickert slated for Kansas City, Birmingham selling Clarke, and pitching stars described amid frenzied transfers. A Detroit‑area note mentions Jack Sullivan’s diamond gift amid Chicago ties.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Pinuk Roth
St. Louis
Weaver
Ed Dunkle
Louisville
Colonels
Ed Grillo
Murphy
Toledo
Harry Cawanday
Kellum
Victoriea
Grillo
Bunch
Mosehaupt
Craig
Curtiss
Jack Sullivan
Paul le
Chiewge
Milwaukee
Barry McCormick
DENT OF WHIST LEAGUE AND AMERICAN SPORTS NOTES
This clipping surveys American sports figures and events. It mentions plans for exposure to England, July or August trips to America, and a high diver described as fearless. It notes Cornell navy coach Charles B Courtney backing a shortening of intercollegiate race distance from four to three miles. It reports Crescent City Jockey Club’s $150,000 stake for a race against Corrigan track in New Orleans and hints at legal friction with Haros. It records the death of Henry Miafuss in Louisville, and references old Kellpée club connections, Pete Browning, and Pred Pfeffer. It describes Lou Dillon and Major Delmar in quarter-mile amateur driving events at Cleveland Driving Park with rapid times and a fractional time.
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Cuit
Temeralpe Ay Zoemya
Toronto
Naniwe
Torani
Iale Wad
Grandma Fefferson
Denver
Colo
Neto Tefferson
Jeterson
Charles Caffery
Nettie Jefferson
M. Darling
Lyndonville
K. G. Billings
Lon Dile Son
Major Delmar
Cleveland
Detroit
Northwest
Portland
Ore
United States
New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
Herman
Milwaukee Waukesha
John Dietz
Hultgren
Dietz
Joseph Dietz
Hward Porch
Charles Welch
Jorts Ries
Chicago Record-Herald
Abe Attell
Enghant
Bowker
George Wilkes
Erin Wilkes
Polar Wilkes
UN Jevere
Erle Wilkes
Triiste
Tain Wyunl
Robert Taut Morrell
Chatman
Rahig Hoard
Felal
Tor
Teany
Hank
Wellinalel
Benny
Taly
Lee
Shawne Otani
Cane Belmaady
England
America
Charles B. Courtney
Cnach
Cornell Navy
Crescent City
Corrigan
New Orleans
Wwe
Haros
Henry Miavfuss
Taulaville
Louisville
Uh Blan Tube
Kellpee
William Racelis
Pete Browning
Pred Pfeffer
Eli Hiemous
Lou Dillon
C.K. Millinery
Iriver
Keakon
Belmar
The
Royal
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Betrven
St. Paul
Minneapolis
General Age
Odeago & Horth-Westeraey
South Main Street
Selt Lake City
Utah
Mormpurine Ta
Kansas City
Saint Louis
Memphis
Southeastern Limited
Springfield
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
W. MARTIN GENERAL WESTERN_AGENT
17Th ST
Denver, Colo
Cardui
Garde
Cardus
Tate Danceors
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga, Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Iiwine 2
DRS, Cunnington & Hocker
Evanston, Dismondville
Yroms At
Cumberland, Kemmerer
Dr. King
Pete
Stock Exchange
Peter Gordon, JR
Oregon Short Line Railroad
No. F
L Burlet
Union Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Overland Limited
Claude S. Williams
Second South Street
Sal Lake City
W. K. Vandertil
Bengal
St Cloud
France
Western Wheel Association
Lake Minnetonka
Yith Frantie Nell
Owen Moran
Mune
Canada
Bisley
Transvaal
New Zealand
Guernsey
Vesper
Philadelpia
Henley
Philadelphia
William Varley
John Mulcahy
Atlanta Boat Club
Bonnibert
O'Neill
Boulogne
Folkestone
la Rapiere
Napier
Australia
Annette Kellerman
PRI
Ruth
Tim Murnane
Lewis
Brooklyn
Willie"’ Clancy
Columbus
Ohio
Tia
Leach
Evansville
Donahue
Joe Rickert
Cowboy” Clarke
Meridian
Mirmingham
Ginger Clark
Reagan
Pitzput Mek
Desra
Pylint Plitcher
Dessau
Frank Shannon
Montgomery
Augusta
Draper Street
Dorcenter
Mass
Omaha
Jack Thomas
Douglas
BU. Joseph
Sioux City
Schaub
Vollendorf
Morten
Grivalles
Guch
Whist League
American Whist League
J. Rherhard Faber
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