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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1905
Page
14
The first cable chess match between New York and Berlin ended with Manhattan Chess Club taking victory by 4 to 2. Bel Notre had one win, three Manhattan players won outright, and two games were drawn.
A turbulent mix of sports results and personnel notes. Dan Patoh reportedly lowered the world pacing record at Memphis with a 1:58 mile in a November exhibition run. Other items mention baseball star wages and managerial moves, plus various boxing and racing news, all reflecting the era’s volatile sports scene.
National League notes report Piteher tb Ro rbach joining Pyeng for Wieeball at St Louis Washington U. Many praise Harry THINME for training work. Browkyn club returns Outtelder Hall to New York. Joe Neison rumored to Cincinnati. Pirates manager Fred Clarke travels to San Francisco to sign Neison. Jimmy Sebring plans to manage next season but not return as player. Seymour seeks nose operation. Ned Hanlon supports playing as he sees fit. Seymour not for sale. Harper to be traded. Ex-President Temple recovers from pneumonia. Pilcher Reulbach enters Washington University medical school. Wagner hits a famous homer at Polo Grounds. Herman son supporters discuss awards in New Moines. Everitt says Western League to be strong. Topeka may be replaced by St Joseph. W A Rourke and Wo FP Thineain oppose Hoeyatwuritiit elites over travel costs. Mighos of Topeka sustains injury. draft by Chief Whitefoe Alugh. Evans named umpire in American League next year.
At a Western league meeting the Sprittefield team franchise was moved to Lincoln and Holmes was voted into team management. The White Sox front office is understood to raise no objection to Holmes leaving Chicago.
A garbled report outlines team woes for Washington and Cleveland ahead of the next season. It mentions trainer Kirk Griffish, figures Frank Farrell and Ban Johnson, and players Charley Therphit and Leslie Pitcher. It also cites New York coverage claiming Cru Thomas as top minor league prospect and references a Sun feature from San Francisco about a pitcher Hay Hin.
The report lists multiple player moves and resignations across clubs including Hallman resigning with Louisville elite, O'Brien offering to umpire Charlow Right, Farrell slated for release, Elston and Bing drafted by Columbus, and Kelly of the Saints awaiting offers. It notes Merrett turning a player over to Cleveland, Clingman denying retirement, and Brashear Quinlan signing with Tonlayille for next season.
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