Wonder Harry Murch Makes Boston Team Debut
A Maine athletic prodigy labeled an athletic wonder, Harry Murch of Sebago, 24, signs with The Boston American as first baseman. Reports describe his height, weight and speed, praising his hitting, fielding and all round ability. National League notes highlight Reds, McIntire, Seymor trade talks, and Brooklyn Providence wind shifts.
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Boston American
Harry Murch
Maine
Cincinnati Reds
Santa Monica
Harry McIntire
Brooklyn
Memphis
Tenn
Windrcutt
Providence
Cincinnati
Tenney
Boston
Cy" Seymour
Roger Aresnahanson
Ned Hanson Bax
Mathewson
Bender
Plank
Dave Brainbay
Fragmented notes on early baseball figures and league moves
A garbled summary of baseball figures from Clarendon to Cleveland, detailing births, team affiliations, and managerial rumors. It references Ambien t at the National League Club, transfer deals, a $1,200 claim with a $600 gain, and various players like Lajoie and Gleason. The text also notes manager changes, medical orders, and contingency planning for Farm College ball.
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McGraw
Herrmann
Shellisville
Dan McGann
Denis
Daniel Mayle Tits
Kling
Chicago
Leo Hafied
Creinnall
Det Deason
George
Fo Hall
Bomerville
Maas
Frank Relwe
Col +orado
Hig
Selee
Annie
Kid" Gleason
Couager
Ani Biagio
Peru
Raedale
N.C
Agricultural and MeNanteal College
Elry
Taylor
Boston
Hugh J. Moreen
Green
Methven
Cik
Alebed BoHlgarton
Central League Charter Sparks Wheeling Meeting Conflicts
The Wheeling session of the Central League debated franchise power and business grounds to remove a club for reasons, with Ward implicated in umpiring bias and a demand to deliver letters within ten days. A flurry of boxing match talks and manager moves followed, including O’Brien Fitzsimmons in San Francisco and reports of World heavyweight match pacts.
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Lytine
Heen
Wheeling
Sehiver
T Cline
South Bend
O'Brien
Ryan
Philadelphia
Fitegin
Pacing record and horse deaths mark Pekin scene
In Pekin ML a pacing mare valued at $5000 named Trotting Helpinbhi by Billy Wilkes was found dead in owner Daniel News erty of Delayan ranch. Separately Ed Bryan, a bay trotter owned by William Robinson, set a world record at Belmont path trek while others set records in horse racing and athletic events. The report notes mixed results including state championships and college sports discussions with Dean Vincent proposing a revived weeknight football format at the University of Wisconsin.
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Helpinbhi
Billy Wilkes
Pekin
Daniel Newserty
Delayan
Philadelphia
Det
Ed Bryan
William Robinson
Tela
Dexter
Myie O' Hey
HW Taielonden
Lou Iajini
Tuck Das Mate
Siay Webster
Late News From The Wire On Sports And Officers
The report covers varied items from Cleveland sport circles to Greek royal appointments. It notes Olympian leadership, Ann Arbor work questions, a Chicago rowing star setting records, a purse for a Britt McGovern bout, and changes in the Western Baseball League leadership with O Neill and Hates. It also mentions a buffalo to San Francisco motorcycle trip and Indianapolis racing records with Clemens, plus a fast stock car record.
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Frank Hatin
Comlekey
Opr
Johnson
Robert Meloy
New York
Jimmy When
San Francisco
Washington
Giants
Monte
Cy” Young
Boston Tean
Porton Americans
Sid O'Laughlin
Athletics
Mi Ther Fm
Malachi Kittredge
Mainy
Cleveland
Ohio
Canada
Charles Taird
Prince Royal of
Greece
Athens
Athena
Ann Arbor
Ouechr St. Cyr
Shieigo Athletic Aeeneration
Ro T. Langhifn
Missouri Athletic Club
Serach
W. C. Chadcneyne
Baffalo
New York City
W. F. Clemens
Indianapolls Automobile Racing Association
Clemens
Scandal Untangles Noted Sprinter Duffey Claiming Amateur Status
A long excerpt details sprinter Duffey facing questions over professional status and multiple world, British, and intercollegiate records dating from 1899 to 1907. Allegations suggest he has competed as a professional while presenting as an amateur, with holds in 50, 60, 100 and 120 yards and various championships.
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Sportium
Duffey
Charles Mere Crashed In Fence Incident
Local report notes Charles Mere involved in a crash against a fence. Details are sparse with limited readable facts available. Further information on circumstances or outcome could not be confirmed from the fragments provided.
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Charles Mere
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