Racing and boxing notes from late wire reports
Eddie Bald predicts a strong next season with a improved machine as he dominates track and field events. Beell defeats Rogers in two straight falls for a 500 purse. Berlin chess club accepts a NYC match with prominent players. France wins Vanderbilt Cup with Hemery in Mineola. Heath and Tracy follow. Pacing horse Dr W. W. sells for 2500. Princess Manlove fetches a 10000 option. Penn football faces coaching losses. Reynolds departs as punter. Match talks include Kaufmann O'Brien in San Francisco and Delaney’s pending bout plans.
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Eddie Bald
Bill Coumbs
Cleveand
Yankee Rogers
Holly, N
Fred Beell
Maref Fetd
Wis
Beell
Rogers
Berlin
Manhattan
New York
Schallopp
Berthold Lasker
Lasker
Caro
Lewitt
Port
Banneforth
France
Hemery
Mineola
L. 1
George Heath
Joe Tracy
Harold E. Thomas
Chicago
World Harness Racing Trials and Notable Performances
A scattered report notes Marie a two-year-old trotter challenging top pacers, Major Delmar, and other big names in world harness racing. It mentions Lexington and Belmont events, records in unpaced miles, managers like Monte Mermuoid, and historical figures in horse sports, including plans for future matches and notable breeding remarks.
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Marie
Donald
Major Delmar
Maryland
Columbus
Axtell
Star Pointer
Lexington
Dan Pateh
Billings
Menyphle
Law Dillon
Delmar Creaceum
Trek
Giants Triumph as World Champions In Series Sweep
Mathewson dominates three World Series games guiding the Giants to a 2 0 victory in game four. The Athletics’ lone win came on Oct 12 as the series featured the remarkable note that the losing side was shut out in all five games.
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Chcuir
League
Raward
Rock Island
Elise Racind
Belmont Park
Kianesha Ty Kwher
Dick Welles
Dymanold
Harlem
Giants
Mathewson
New York
India Bender
McGinnity
Beniier
Columbus Admirers Gift Billy Clymer Elegant Charm
In a gesture of appreciation for leadership, Columbus supporters presented Manager Billy Clymer with a refined Ragle charm marking their esteem for his guidance and contributions to the team.
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American Association
Columbus
Billy Clymer
Catcher of the Chicago Club and his early career
The article traces catcher William Sullivan's rise from minor leagues at Tam Lofts and Dubuque to wisconsin state and attendance at Columbus. It notes past positions including backstop duties, five seasons of work, and ties to the American League era, mentioning Weston NM and prior stints in 1849 and 1849 timelines with unclear dates. The piece references prominent figures and the transition within the Chicago American League franchise.
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Vanidertcit
Woon
Rolebeta
Fanafore Ca
Rites
Varia
J.B. Hagelin
Californi
New York
Yankee Consul
Hiarcugly Jek
Loxvingian
Latonta
Hub May
Mich Ball
Thomas
Wester
Dr. McBride
Spencer
Hardy
Decature
Washington
Detroit
Payne
Rochester
Hahn
Highlanders
Tommy Connolly
Bateman
Charley Dexter
Cleveland
Howell
Morgan
Carl
Barbeau
Miller Huggins
Willam
Sullivat
Kay
Tam Lofts
Dubuque
TST
Columbus
Renerlenee
Weston NM
Baseball Gossip and Management Moves Stir 1906 Plans
The article piles assorted baseball chatter from Boston and Chicago, naming players like Cobb Roche and Hemphill, team moves including Dick Cooley purchasing a Western Association franchise, and managerial shifts as clubs prepare for the next season. It notes federal assurances on yellow fever risk, contract talks for 1806 Columbus ties, and rumors of Madden and Kelley affecting rosters.
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Harris
Boston
Charley Hemphill
St Paul
Ammerioan Association
Ewow
Boen
St. Conte Atmorkentie Baye
Providence
Columbus
Dick Paiden
Paul
Georgy B. Lennon
Madden
Perry Beasiona
Milne Hespollé
Kelley
Sane
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Ask Bia
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James T. Manlove
Cambridge City
Nebraska
Princess Manlove
Alla P. McDonald
Sweet
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Robert G. Torrey
University of Pennsylvania
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Reynolds
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Boxing
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Baltimore
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San Francisco Athletic Club
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Steinfeldt
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Chicago Cubs
Doc” Scanlon
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A. L
WiLlalt
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Totedo
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New Orleans
Kavanaugh
Clude
Anne Ollie
Pickering
Hilly Clingman
Joe O'Briet
Squirrel Lake
Nuthern
Wisconsin
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