Baseball’s crosspaths of players and managers across leagues
The article traces the career moves of players like Jee Kelley and Tan McGann linking Baltimore and Boston, notes four Baltimore alums running major clubs including Hanlon in Cincinnati, and mentions Fred Tenney’s long Boston tenure with high batting and fielding figures. It also covers jockey Charles B Durnell reacting to a track entry ban and defending his racing operations amid regulatory actions.
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Baltimore Champions
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McGraw
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Jennings
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Hanlon
Cincinnati
Fast Company
Joe Kelly
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Fred Tenney
Hub
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Charley Ganzel
Jack Warner
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Selee
Tommy Tucker
Tenney
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Felding
Darnell Defends Racing Record Amid Inquiry Over Stewards
Darnell asserts all transactions in turf racing have been fair and transparent and challenges anyone to prove otherwise. He notes his horses ran true to form this season and neither he nor his staff faced Jockey Club stewards over their race running. He has arranged deposition of horses as approved by the Pacific Coast Jockey Club and anticipates further racing in the east. The Caney deal controversy centers on Toronto negotiations and starting pitcher sales involving Caney, McGinley, and McGinny, with Ebbets' stance clashing with other sides.
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Darnell
Pacific Coast Jockey Club
East
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Toronto Bib
Caney
Gawry
Canucks
Ebbets
McGinley
Pittsburg
McIntyre
Sheehan
Ebbets Ould
Meinies
McGinnvy
McGinney
Toronto
Giants to Train in Marlin Springs Texas for Spring
Musesy McGraw arranged a Giants spring training tour in Texas using Was and Fort Worth grounds in March. Marlin Springs near Dallas will host, with the team staying at a hotel and the field on hotel grounds. Groundkeeper John Murphy will depart Feb 1 to ready the diamond and gear for arrival around Feb 20.
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New York
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Yale
Northwestern lifts gridiron ban amid playoff fund drive
The Northwestern University faculty board announced the lifting of the intercollegiate football ban for three games next fall. A special committee chaired by Willan Dyche endorsed resuming play with Western Conference teams and sought a $1,000 fund to cover deficits, hoping the university preserves competitive status against peers.
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Hett
Careyine
Ameuly
Eatry
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Lana
Britt alibi on fighters beat, but recovery debate
The article argues that most boxers decline not from discouragement but from physical deterioration or dissipation. It cites Timmy Britt claiming fighters recover after defeats, while James Edward vows to avoid victimhood and regain form. The piece notes stars like von Terry McGovern and Young Corbett fell due to vitality loss, not excuses.
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James Edward
Colma
Hattling
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Britt
von Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
Dudley Urges Rule Change in River Committee Bias Case
New York reports on Die Wilniaty L Dadley a leading figure on the rules committee pushing changes to football penalties and player positioning amid controversy. He argues for a drop kick and line play adjustments while defending authority and a broader shift in committee thinking.
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Ollie
Dudley Haw
Rilvr
New York
Politiq
Dudiey
Twaieid
Dudley
Odd Names of Ball Players Show Peculiar Lineup
A quirky roundup notes the oddity of baseball player names from across leagues Virginis to leader in the line with many religiously themed monikers. It lists strange names such as Sun day, Pope, Daum, Dang, Sids, and Winter, highlighting the playful culture around early 20th century baseball rosters.
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Denver
Little Rock
Faycell
Ed Lo Goos
Springfield
Oklhoma City
Missouri
Pope
Terre Haute
Pastor
Norwich
Brooklyn
Devine
Lawrence
Kane
Brockton
Daum
Lynn
Sids
Dang
Quincy West
Toledo
Walter East
Akron
South
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Duboise
Pa Watosky
Businsky
Meek
Birmingham
Moses
Noah
New Castle
Misses
Marshalltown
Ruby
Lizelle
Rock Island
Ethelbaum
Eau Claire
Hazel
Oshkosh
Magte
Utica
Bell
Rose
Marguerite
Sadie
Steele
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Noyes
Hartford
Lansing
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Detroit
Chut
Kolslea
Burlington Dodger
Burt Blue
Emerly Estehor
Columbus
George Upp
Sandusky
Marion
Memtion
Sage Carkoh
Beaton and Keegy Ungiaub Play Keg in Columbus
Fragmentary report notes Beaton and Keegy Ungiaub with Hob Ungleil facing the Hatin American. It mentions plans for a major event next year and possible effects on vegan management and team bookings in Columbus.
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Gordon
Vegan
Bis
Motiule
Columbus
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