Baseball Managers Roundup for Next Year Features Movements
Three league updates name Ait Lewee to manage Decatur next year while Moots McParland is eyed by Dubuque for a similar post. William Conners returns to manage Bloomington, Frank Donnelly back in Springfield, and Davenport signs Snapper Kennedy to helm and second base. St. Louis may block the draft. Northwestern notes report Lucas leaving Seattle for Spokane, Matt Stanley to manage Spokane, with signing plans and a young pitching staff anticipated for a winning season.
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Ait Lewee
Decatur
Weragh Ghortstop
Addie Lewee
Swanage
Moots McParland
Dubuque
Hankey Hinas
Wiliam Conners
Bloomington
Bpringfield
Frank Donenelly
Holland
Davenport
BKR
Kennedy
Ottumwa
Jack Webster
Northwestern
Lucya
Seattle
Spokane
Wash
Matt Stintey
Lucas
Matt Stanley
Western League Notes Highlight Players and Moves
Western League briefing cites Hugo Freese of Omaha working in a meat shop for winter. Denver critics expect Roy Hartzell to excel with St. Louis Nationals. President ONeill recalls minor league links and managerial stints, noting Frank Selee may join Pueblo club next season to seek health benefits and Colorado climate access.
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Hugo Freese
Omaha
Denver
Basoman
Roy Hartzell
St. Louis Nationals
O'Neill
Montgomery
Wevernt
Onklant
Cal
Ferrihe
G. Selee
Chicago National Cat
Pueblo
O'Neil
Selee
Colorado
Colorado Climate, Tatarrneedt
Thier Poebliy Club
Condensed Dispatches From The Brooklyn Club Moves
Fragmented dispatches indicate Brooklyn club moves and player transfers with New York. Mentions Joseph J Newton James P Archer Pittsbore Prominent figures William Clancy All American team arrival in Marana Malta November 7. Pheher Waddell Athletic club appears at a vaudeville show in Stamp Wa splitting a board.oot Pulitam National Saga threeyear centaes of Chance Sebring with Chieneise treay and contracts for McGhraw and A Mitchell with New York.
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Brooklyn
New York
Joseph J. Newton
James P. Archer
Pittsbore
Tnder Mantenes
William Clancy
Marana
Malta
Athletic Club
Stamp- Wa
Chance
Sebring
Chieneise
McGhraw
Mitchell
Wisconsin Players of Note in State League Fall Roster
Fragmented OCR notes list Edward L. Scott and others from Wisconsin State League teams as noted players for the fall season. Mentions Freerilly, Harlow, Sil A0, Householder, and others with uncertain affiliations. A Milwaukee team purportedly seeks to engage talent, with a reference to Low Mountain Michigan.
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O Sl
Edward L. Scott
Wisconsin
Othiens Freerilly Nelootad
Murlarly
Heelon
Harlow
Sil
Householder
Ersol
Aeason
Bontt
Heean
Teague
Low Mountain
Mich
Milwaukee
Unclear text: American Association Affairs report
Fragmented OCR describes names and actions across multiple organizations, events, and individuals, including Mavigor, Camtilian, NIWANKO Basleet, Teoek olor, and Danville, Ind. It references contracts, evaluations, and discussions about a player named Vrante, with mentions of Kanwae City and a 1 year contract, but the meaning is distorted and specifics are unclear.
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American Association Affairs
Mavigor Doe
Niwanko
Basleet
Danville
Ind
Phehen
Vrante
Apthuy
Irwin
Kanwae
Manta
Minor league standout headed to Detroit AL squad
Chicago born right-hander Charles McCafferty, famed for Blooming ton and Springfield seasons, is to join the Detroit American League team. He is regarded as one of the minor leagues' best heat box artists and a top future major leaguer.
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Next Wagon
Charles McCafferty
Bloomington
Springfield
Saenn
Chicago
Central League Charter Seeks Expansion and New Grounds
The noted veteran manager Jimmy Canavan is anxious to buy the Terre Haute franchise as talks of a ten club league grow. Fort Wayne and Youngstown eyed. weekday grounds near city center under negotiation. Sunday games to stay at Myers Lake. Hub Knoll returns as manager. Old Soldiers figure in pennant race for 1906. Letty Cover linked with Wheeling but set to play for New Martinsville in Southern League. EF. P. Amerie becomes Montgomery president. Home Run Johnson signs with Little Rock as pitcher, despite earlier infield role. Montgomery loses four players in draft. Yeager released. Frank Ward and Bry from Michigan join, shaping a near-complete 1908 Montgomery roster.
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Jimmy Canavan
Tored Haute
Fort Wayne
Youngstown
Cwotane
Myer's Lake
Darton
Hub Knoll
Mivdne
Letty” Cover
Wheeling
Dover
Martinaville
W. Va
EF. P. Amerie
Montgomery
Whetore
Johnson
Lille Rock
Hind
Oldring
Brawthers
McCoy
Starkell
Yeager
Duvert
Frank Ward
Bry
Michigan
International and regional sports notes from 1907
Late News by Wire reports Rochester Yacht Club accepting a challenge from the Royal Canadian Yacht Club of Toronto for a Canada’s Cup series in 1907. Frank Gotch beat Mil Klank in Rockford Illinois for the Western championship, two falls in 26:80 and 16:05. L Frantz of Cleveland tallies 738 in Ohio bowling tournament, claimed as high score ever at a tournament. Eastern Professional Golfers’ Association formed in New York with George Low as president, Donald Ross VP, Charles Kirchner secretary, Stewart Gardner treasurer. Farmer Burns defeats M J Dwyer in Des Moines Cornish wrestling, winning in straight falls. AmATEUR Athletic Union records committee eliminates Duffey records. 150 mile automobile record at Indianapolis fairgrounds set by W L Clemens with Charles Mera. time 2h 22m 92.45s. Describes boxing bouts, purses, and other matches with mixed results. Baseball notes include University baseball prominence, Japanese university teams, and coach movements. A McGraw vaudeville monologue engagement proposed. Stanford declines to meet Michigan’s 11, leaving training disrupted. Results list major college games with scores from Michigan, Wisconsin, Chicago, Minnesota, and others.
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Rochester
Thaa
Royal Canadian Yacht Club
Toronto
Frank Gatch
Humboldt
Iowa
Mil Klank
Rockford
Ill
Gotch
L. Frantz
Cleveland
Ohio Association
New York
Eastern Professional Golfers’ Association
George Low
Donald Ross
Charles Kirchner
Stewart Gardner
Farmer Burns
M. J. Dwyer
Des Moines
Burns
Secon
Cornish
Amateur Athletic Union
Arthur Duffey
Atanda
Indianapoliis Fair Grounds
W. L. Clemens
Charley Mera
Indianapolis
Clemens
Record of Early 20th Century Sports News Highlights
A compilation of sport notes covers railroad locomotive claims, billiards tournaments with entries from Balke and others, American and European players considering New York and Saint Louis for events, recent boxing results including Andy Begood versus Kid Sayers and Parker versus Thompson, and football refereeing remarks. It also notes Chicago football honors, amateur boxing championship talks, a London bout where Pedlar Palmer defeated Cockney Cor bon, horse racing chatter about Baldwin, and trotting sales and bids at an industry sale in New York.
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Ormond
Fin
Paris
Julius Balke
Marva
Sutton
Cure
Vigniux
Sanchez
Schaefer
Slawson
Hoppe
New York
St. Louis
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Charles M'Cafferty
Philadelphia
Jeannote
Jeannette Literary Society
Hartnel
Wellington
Didian
Wenon
Metcy
Harry Walverson
Thaneman
Phillies
Moston
Dia Farmer
Gimbel
Marty Kane
Phil Tow
Late News
Wire
Rwuile
Bob Hiesiimons
Jack O'Brien
Sen Fiineiwen
Coffroth
Wass Univereity
University of Mic Jesa
Stanford University
Lanagan
Hansbach
Novis Michigan
Chicaen
Wilnits
Minnesota
Nebras
Marquette
Beloit
Indian
Wabash
Millean Ap
Drake
Notre Ine Bennett Medics
Monmei
Millikin
Oklahoma
Nernon
Grinnell
Cornell
Ohio Sanh
Oberlin
de Pauw
Butler
Ilinois College
Carthage
Missouri River
Chiago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
A. Waller
General Ageny
Chicago & North-Western
South Main Street
Salt Lake City
Utat
Frisco Ene
Kansas City
Saint Lous
Memphis
the Southeastern Limited
Springfeld
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Southeast
G. W. Martin General
17Th ST
Denver, Colo
Boxing
Andy Begoowd
Cineinnati
Kid Sayers
Riverview Athletic Club
Kid Parker
Maurice Thompson
Bull
Pastime Athletic Club
Kenyon
Otterbein
St. Louie U
Kentucky
Washington VU. Ly
Missour
Knox
Lake Forest
Kausteii
Yale
Peigvton
Harvard
Dustin
Pennsylvania
Villa Nova
Navy
Virginia
Columna
Cearsett
Western Penn
Chin Mules
Chicago Illinls
Eckersall
Lowerthal
Amateur
Genslinger
New
Illinois Athletic Club
Otto Grant
Corbon
Palmer
London
England
Chork
Bennett
Mred Cook
Baldwin
Hanie
Bilo
Ik Duhn Conlon
Harlem Jockey Club
Adulanapalie
Trotters Direala
Dirceta
DP McCarty
Terre Hawi
Husele
Mia
Hey
Tipton
New Yorks
Lecro
Ed Helm
Cardus
Wino
Advingey Lupistre Chastan Moaiving Cy
Chattamoogn, Tau
DRS
Evanston, Diamondville
Cumberland
Kemmerer
Dr. King
Cetees
Tang
Teal
Pete's
Stock Exchange
Peter Gordon, JR
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Xai
Southel Wa
Northhound
Dm Burley
Lat Qeinttar AP
Busamorur Lb
de Munepetier Lao Jade McCatonien Ley Coor, Hoole Hin
Asme Wd
Cumberlan
Rene Wale
OEY
Joan Yamilton
Nawal
Relomene
Melek
Anita Niak
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Ubie Minin Ul
Ogder
Chlongi
Ogden
Williams
South Streat
Utah
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