Notable Sports News Span From Detroits Decade Obscura
Andrew Rudolph dies at Grace hospital Detroit from a fractured skull after a streetcar strike. Reports detail cricket and football exchanges with Irish teams, American Henley rowers set a May 26 Philadelphia regatta, and Grand American handicap results. Boxing scraps feature Herman over Hanlon in Los Angeles. Wales upsets New Zealand in Cardiff, NZ tour ends with 28th game, 27 wins. Amos M. Brown, famed St Joseph horseman, highlighted.
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Indianapolis
Hoppe to challenge Vignaux in Paris billiard title bout
American prodigy Willie Hoppe and Frenchman Vignaux will contest the world billiard championship in Paris on January 15. The single-match format at eighteen-inch balk-line, 600 points, with each player posting a $500 forfeit, promises a high-stakes clash. Hoppe is favored by enthusiasts to win and bring the emblem back to America.
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Baseball notes on Mathewson and league changes
News items describe Christy Mathewson coaching a Bucknell College team during the last week of the season and James Sheckard joining the Chicago National League club next year. It also covers a 154 game NL schedule adoption, league power to enforce order, and assorted player movements. A humorous anecdote recounts David Dispham at a Chicago hotel cafe mixing up his breakfast order as the staff attempt to serve him coffee and eggs.
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Bucknell College
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Chicago
David Blepham
Bond
National League News Highlights Baseball Gossip Across Leagues
National League notes discuss Reds third baseman Mike Mowrey, Boston manager Fred Tenney, and Pittsburgh trades. Mentions Dan McGann, Frank Bancroft, Clarence Beaumont care plans, Pete Noonan trials, and Joe Metlinnity inventions. Reports on Cubs Mathewson, McGraw plans, and training sites in Cuba and New Orleans. Also covers American League notes with Cassidy studies, O'Connor weight issues, and St. Louis, Cleveland, and Detroit roster chatter.
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Townsend bet and coach aims in new season race
A Waetleyian figure bets that Townsend will improve at the start of the next race. Powers proposes to bet on Townsend’s better form than at the end of the last campaign. Carries named manager of the Cincinnati team, with plans to pursue catcher Bublow from Olyvelani. A former New York player is referenced.
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