Je Oro Pool Champion Remains Remarkable Character
Alfred De Oro the former pool champion from Cuba who defeated Thomas Hueston to claim the title is still active in the sport. Now a resident of St Louis he battled illness and nerve strain but returned to form and continues competing while weighing a possible move to New York with John McGraw. Jack O Connor receives a conditional release as veteran catcher and scouts discuss future leagues.
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Amorous Nase
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Veteran AL players fade from top ranks in 1901 era shifts
Article traces veteran American League figures from 1901 era, noting Jimmy Collins Bucks Seybold and Clarke Griffith as recent news names. It recalls Collins leading Boston to 1904 title, Griffith managing Cincinnati, and financial security ending the need to play. Hoppe, world billiards champ, splits from Comecum and plans independent management.
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Jimmy Collins
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Seybold
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Grifith
Cincinnat
Toledo
Colling
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Cleveland
Buffalo
Jeannette
Aturs
Coline
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