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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1908
Page
5
The Word Fan Origin Story from Ted Sullivan
A discussion traces the baseball term fan to Ted Sullivan who dubbed a bore at Comiskey a fanatic and shortened it to fan. The anecdote notes the 1883 print usage by the St Louis Republican and its spread across America as fans surged into baseball vernacular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Webster
St. Louis Republican
America
Ted Sullivan
Sullivan
Browns
Ted
W Comiskey
Charley Comiskey
Hurst as a humorist recounts an old ball game mishap
The piece recalls Albert orth pitching for the Philadelphia National League club against Cincinnati. Frank Dwyer pitched for the Reds and a wild pitch struck him in the head, leaving Dwyer injured and unable to fully recover, ending his baseball career. Orth later jokes with Tim Murat about being hit in the head in the Virginia State league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edward Orth
Cincinnati
Frank Dwyer
Reda
Orth
Frank
Dwyer
Lanball
Phillies
Tim Murat
Tim
Virginia
Hurat
American jockeys succeed on Russian tracks this season
Jockey William J. Gannon of Harrison New Jersey returned from Russia where he rode 133 mounts and won 73 times earning nearly $100,000 for Prince Lubermerski under a $10,000 contract plus expenses. He sought higher pay and may ride as a free lance next year. Other Americans in Russia included Joseph Hoar James Winkfield Joseph Richarda and Benjamin Rigby with mixed contracts and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Gannon
Harrison
N. J
Gannon
Prince Lubermerski
Russia
Laztuff
Joseph Hoar
Jersey City
Warsaw
James Winkfield
Louisville
Lazruff
Moscow
Joseph Richarda
Detroit
Mich
Abraham Milaga
Benjamin Rigby
St. Louis
Count Struve
Huxtable
Prince Tubermerski
Richards
Winkfield
Hoar
Rigby
Half a Life With Cue In Hand Billiards Veteran Says Practice Wins
Veteran billiards player Jake Schaefer asserts that extensive practice fuels success in title games. The piece notes Sutton’s eight hours daily and similar regimes by Lohseter, Sutton, Cutler, Bochaester, Button, and Morningstar as they prepare for upcoming matches in Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Schaefer
Schaefer
Lohseter
Sutton
Cutler
Bohaeter
Philadelphia
Button
Morningstar
New York
Beason Hosts Heffernan At San Prince Residence
A fragmentary local item notes meeting between Mr and Mrs William P Beason and Mee Heffernan Heffernan the New Jersey guest. The text hints at plans to remain in San Prince until another paper from New York American confirms details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aera
California
Mise Killen Hefferman
New Jersey
Ban Pri Wlace
Willian P Beason
Mee Heffernan
San Prin
Summer Baseball Ban Considered by Intercollegiate Group
The Intercollegiate Athletic Association weighs strict new rules to bar summer baseball for college athletes. Critics say summer play spreads professionalism and harms amateur codes, urging a uniform policy across sports. The plan would bar representation of colleges in any athletic group outside college teams, aiming to curb summer earnings schemes and protect athletic integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Athletic Club Golors
Intercollegiate Athletic Association of
United States
C. W. Hetherington
Amateur
Athhletic Union
Cliba
Dle
Aunuiner Baseball
Longboat May Compete in English Marathon
The Canadian Federation of Athlators and the Canadian A A C seek to patch differences to allow Tom Longboat the Indian distance runner to compete in the English Marathon. The A A U has barred Longboat, and officials say Americans may face Canadian athletes if London hosts the event. Authority figures temper expectations while planning for a potential Canadian team in the next Olympic Games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Federation of Athlator
Canada
Tom Longboat
Serene Card
United States
Langbowt
A. A
London
Tdtion
Jones J. Sid Ivan
Foked
Longboat
Forced to Quit School and other athletic exploits emerge
Daniel Kelly of Oregon, an all around athlete, leaves the University of Michigan for financial reasons after entering this year. He holds a world record for the fifty yard dash and shows a strong track and field record. Jockey movements and race stakes figures are mentioned, along with contract alignments in baseball management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Kelly
Oregon
University of Michigan
Wea
Jim
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