Je Oro Pool Champion Remains Remarkable Character
Alfred De Oro, holder of the pool title, rose from Cuba to New York and then St Louis. Despite serious health scares and amid rivalries, he defended his championship 17 years, earning respect for fair play and nerve. Possible move to New York with John McGraw discussed. Jack O Connor receives release and awaits next year.
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Veteran American League stars fade from the limelight
Veteran players from the early American League era drift from top clubs as age and financial security reshape careers. Jimmy Collins, Bucks Seybold, and Clarke Griffith once key figures in AL and NL battles now lead quieter lives, with Griffith recently named Cincinnati manager and Collins shifting to Toledo.
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