Wonder Signed First Baseman Harry Murch From Maine
The Boston American club signed athletic wonder Harry Murch a 24 year old from Sebago Maine. He is listed 5 11 with 208 pounds and 80 inch reach. A Maine writer praises his speed hitting fielding and all round ability while challenging top athletes. Also reports on Cincinnati Reds spring training and various trades and rumors across National and American leagues.
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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 19th century baseball notes mix births jobs and trades
A jumbled historical baseball roundup mentions players born in Clarendon Pennsylvania and other locations, club affiliations, affirmations of retirements, and manager changes. It notes earnings disputes, coaching moves, and upcoming trials, with references to clubs like the American National League and various regional teams and figures such as Lajoie and McGraw.
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Sonteh Dowout Ag
Clarendon
Uratowsiownl
Wirio Ff
Carlinie
Amphia
Buffalo Ely
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 and Wheeling Meeting Debates
The Wheeling Central League session debated franchise removals for business reasons and the authority to expel clubs with a $1000 bylaw penalty. Tensions rose as President Cormod Ward faced charges, and a disputed letter implicating umpire Cline was demanded within ten days. Other items include boxing and boxing match rumors, and management moves for baseball teams and personnel in 1906.
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Lytine
Heen
Wheeling
Sehiver
T Cline
South Bend
Trotting Tales Mixed With Racing Records And College News
A jumble of racing notes reports Trotting. Helpinbhi by Billy Wilkes found dead in Pekin ML. Det. Ed Bryan horse record at Belmont path trek. old records broken. Mentions Siay Webster, Kewanee, and college football week games with Dean Vincent proposing reinstating the weekly game. Indiana Bordue results secure coach James M. Sheldon a long tenure.
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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
Dean Vincent
Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Janes M. Sheldon
Indlanka
Rman
Sheldon
Chic
Pryde
Relays and Racing News From The Nerve Fray
Late News by Wire reports on paddle matches and track events with Perchy Hil of Cleveland praised for a new formy of the Otte Brite Howlers. It notes a Greece Olympic appointment for Charles Taird and a Chicago swimming meet star Ouechr St Cyr setting records. The piece covers racing purses for Jimmy Britt versus Terry McGovern, baseball league shifts, and a Buffalo to San Francisco motorcycle car run in under five days plus a new Indianapolis 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
Remarkable sprinter's pro status shocks athletics world
A famed sprinter, long honored as an amateur, is exposed as a professional. He has held world records across fifty to one hundred twenty yards and earned championships in the United States Britain New Zealand and Australia. Authorities may withdraw his titles and records following the revelation of professional status.
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Sportium
Duffey
New Zealand
Goth
Charles Mere in Car Crash at Fence Incident
Charles Mere was involved in a crash into a fence. The report notes injuries and that he was detained for medical assessment, with authorities investigating the scene.
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Charles Mere
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