Baseball’s rolling stones of the era players with frequent team hops
Notable Maryland and national leaguers such as Hickman McGann Doyle Cross Anderson and Delehanty are highlighted for playing with many big league clubs. The piece lists teams per player and notes longer careers with multiple franchises across both leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Hickman
Lave Cross
Jack Doyle
Dan McGann
John Anderson
Jim Delehanty
Rolling Stones
Hickman
McGann
Doyle
Cross
Charley Hickman
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Dan McGunn
New York
Brooklyn
Baltmore
Lave Croax
Louisville
St, Louis
Cleveland Nationals
Milwaukee
St Louis
Cincnnati Nationals
St. Louts
Plittadel Pick Clube
St Loch Nationals
Clancy Hage
Chackinat
EM Hirwidley
Anetiman
Cincinnat
Thbredman
Be Lous
Afl
Rghe
Chey Land
No New Punches Among Fighters Still In Use
The article argues no new punches have emerged in boxing for years. It notes the loop the loop is hardly new or effective, while classic blows from Sullivan’s era remain dominant. Several famous fighters and punches are referenced, including Dempsey, Jeffries, McCoy, La Blanche, Fitzsimmons, Dawson, Corbett, and the straight left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Sullivan
Nek Dempsey
Billy Delaney
Billy
Jack
Hin Jeffries
Jeff
Kid McCoy
Billy Smith
McCoy
George la Blanche
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Bob Fitzsimmons
Caraon City
Jim Corben
George Dawson
Dawson
Jim Corbett
Jim
Hehters
Jin
John T. Sullivan
Ben
Baseball Notes on Two Year Playing Plans For Glade And Others
A garbled notes style recap lists pitchers Glade and Howell vowing continued play for two more years. It mentions Brown’s pitcher and several players with unclear names and teams, referencing battles, belts, and a range of dated baseball chatter with no clear final outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade
Harry Howell
Hhe Bis
le Louis Cla Be
Linhy Waite
Vast
Harry Ani
Ge ‘Thal
Gil
Raadth
Jel
Tabis
Charly Cann
van Lauery
van Methuid
Howe Avery
Hamade Et al
Hanaet Cor Cibo
Changes in Football Rules Tighten Forward Pass Play
The intercollegiate football committee in New York adopted strict rules to improve the forward pass. Penalties for late reporting after intermission increase and the time between halves becomes fifteen minutes. New rules define ball handling on passes, illegal touches, and how to restart play after violations to reduce scrambles and protect ball movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intercollegiate
New York
Wereuber
Honekeeper
Rine Jaune Toy Vilagueme
Veitt
Fine Records Made by Trap Shooters in 1907
The report lists top percentages and target counts for 1907 trap shooters. Fred Dilbert of Spirit Lake leads with 95.8 percent from 9.10 targets, followed by J. D Morrison of St Paul at 95.1 percent from 3,370 targets. Notable finishes include J. Rh. Taylor of Newark averaging .943 and J. R. Barclay of Chicago at .942, with Topperwein of San Antonio noted as champion woman shooter at 10 percent from 7,363 targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whith
Mere Wey
Hese Ai
Akill Fred Dilbert
Spirit Lake
Pesermiaige
Acortog
J. D Morrison
Paul
G Spencer
Woof Creaby
O'Fallon
B. O'Arlen
Florence
Kan
Spencer
Creaby
O'Rrlon
J. M Hawking
Baltimore
Chauncey M. Powers
Decatur
Mr. Powers
J. Rh. Taylor
Newark
J. R. Barclay
Chicago
W. HH. Heer
Concordia
Har Old Money
Colorado Springs
Aberdeen
New York Giants
Lome
George Maxwell
Hastings
Neb
Topperwein
San Antonio
Tex
Evans May Quit Athletics After Ten-Year St Louis Run
Gwynne Evans has been St Louis’ premier all around athlete for a decade. In track aquatics baseball and boxing he consistently ranked near the top in amateur circles and led the Missouri Athletic Club to many honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwynne Evans
St. Louis
Missouri Athletic Club
Ail
Unclear OCR fragment hints at juristic and biographical notes
Fragmentary text references names and events with scattered terms. It reads as a damaged OCR page with possible mentions of persons and places but lacks coherent structure or verifiable facts for a clean summary.
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Missouri River
South
Mats Street
Eres
Fiat Lake City
Utes
Kansas City
Saint Louis
Memphis
Pointe
Springfield
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Southeast
W. Martin
Denver, Colo
Tula
Mae Cta
Thedford
Tright
Oene Lealer
DRS, Cunnington & Hocker
Evanston, Diamondville
Cumberland, Kemmerer
Dr. King
Orff
Pete's
Stock Exchange
Peter Gordon, JR
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Northhound
No. 41
DB Burley, O. P
Granger Ar
Kemmerer Ly
Montpeline Ly
McCammon
Pocatello Ly
Veentelio
Very
Balt Lake
Cumberland Wranch
NORTI
Hocker
Chicago Murt Road
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Queen
Doncur
ConaKt
Ogden
Standard
Touriat
Williams
Salt Lake City
Utah
Duluth
Minn
Ole Feiring
Rolling
Schaefer
Champlin
Phi Lab
Lindard
Tahoe
Intervet
John L
Michigan
Syria
Meath
Vanderthl
Wortham
University of Remto
Henan
Matedelleet
Antiad Coy
Alemaly
LAD Pistaallier
Gov Gasln
Fred Gilbert
Evans
Uae
Lee
Watton
David Ha
Tvetie Evie
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