World’s Championship Series Captured by National Commission Era
Coverage recalls the New York and Athletics world series under the National Commission, praising clean play, national interest, and record performances. Notes on players, trades, and team moves follow, with mentions of Hall of Famers, managers, and forthcoming seasons across the National and American Leagues.
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New York
Athletics
National Commission
Wit
New York Athletic
Cleveland
New York City
Grifith
Pat Dougherty
Dougherty
Boston
Jimmy Collins
Vaddell
Nob Tinjess
Wen
Lyeton
Noedrom
Tenver and
Collings
Mattimoore
Hugh Jennings
Corridon
Abbott
Pieter Kruger
Toleto Clit
Hatfield
Syracuse
Baltimore
York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
The
M. Stanley Robinson
St. Louis National
Lance Haskeball Club
Ned Hanlon
Brooklyn
Robison
Manton
Untitled Baseball Notes From Early Season Rumors
Fragmented notes recount potential returns to majors, spring training sites in Mexico or California, and roster chatter. Mentions Corcoran, Steinfeldt, Lobert, and Sieinfeldt with speculation on third base. Ohio Works teams and Youngstown banquet details highlight spring plans and contract activity.
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Corcoran
Steir Fwldt
Rusia
Steinfeldt
Lobert
Sieinfeldt
Herrmann
Cineinnati
Mexico
California
Chance
Champaign
University of Allanle
Pittebirgs
Salem
Zanesville
Blaberty
Lucas
Nation's sports notes span pools to football and racing
D K Carter of Cottonwood pulls three money positions in a Minaixsipp Valley turby coursing match. Alfred De Oro defends his world pool title by beating W H Clearwater with a 600 to 4100 final. Rockford gun club events crown Stannard and Engrom. baseball rumors deny Eberfeld trade. Sheridan sets a new discus mark at 198 feet 3 inches at Celtic Park with 4,000 spectators. College grid results show Michigan routing Nebraska 31 to 0, Chicago beating Wisconsin 4 to 1 in football action.
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D. K. Carter
Cottonwood
Kas
Alfred de Oro
W. H
Jason and Leydon
Canovan
McGrath
Sutton
Ben Shibe
Champion Athletics
Philadelphia
Rockford
William D. Stannard
Chicago
J. R. Graham
Ingleside
Stannard
Engrom
New York
Hiberfeld
St. Louis
Clark Grimm
Eterfeld
Yankees
Martin J. Sheridan
Irish American Athletic Club
America
Celtic Park
Long Isand City
Sheridan
Boxing News From The Ring In A Fragmented Report
Ywin Sullivan defeated Tommy Burns in twenty rounds. Jimmy Gardner cannot reach Battling Nelson at weight, Nelson may travel to England for a boxing shot but contract offers were too short. Joe Gans considers leaving Al Herford to pursue westward matches. Jimmy Walsh scored a steal over Veter Stanley in a London bout. Burns defeated Dwyer in a wrestling match. The report also mentions Torry Mutlevern, Towns Murphy, and Jack McCue, with chaotic garbled details about bouts, fall times, and venue notes.
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Ywin* Sullivan
Tommy Burns
Jimmy Gardner
Battling Nelson
Gardner
England
Billy
Nolan
London
Nelson
Joe Gans
al Herford
Gans
Manes
Jonrners Ing
Seeking & Watch
Stanley
Euggie Buckley
Bart
Frankie Net
Palmer Durns
Mr. Dwyer
Winger
Joby Mints
Burns
Winnie Tle
Calehas
Torey Mutlevern
Towns Murphy
Philadelphia
Torrie Tory Noor
Murphy
Jack McCuewa
McGovern
Wille Muphy
Terry
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St.Paul
Minneapolis
Peedt
Chicago & Morth-Western
Bowth Mate Street
St Lake Dry
Aera
Kansas City
Saint Louie
Henphis
Pointe
Springfield
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Air Pointe
W. Martin
Denver
Oolo
Tee
D . Burley
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Gratger
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Montpelier Ly
McCammon Ly
Pocatello Ly
Pocatello
Cumberland
Kemmerer Bv
John Hamilton
Kemmerer
Spencer, A. G. & T
Lake City
Utah
Tod
Agnes Westley
Heey
Berth Wiscucats
Cardus
DRS, Cunnington & Hocker
Ormom
Evanston, Diamondville
Cumberland, Kemmerer
King
Botiton Trem
Pete’s Stock Exchange
Peter Gordon, JR
Chiogue
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Tle
C. $, Williams
Salt Lake City
Clarke
Brain
Halllebrand
Pirates
Harry Steinfeldt
Dr. Casey
Chicago Cubs
Ed Smilth
Dayton
St. Louie
Barney Dresfues
Louisville
Cincinnati
Joe Kelley
Reds
Jack Barry
Shettsline
Phillies
Niagara College
Cy Seymour
Luve Pulte
Heveh
Elberfeld
Picket Harris
Dieen
bUching
Young
Charley Conlskey
Mack
Armour
Hal Chase
Pittsburg
Canon
Canton
Browns
Cateher
Kalle
Beranton
Clark Grifith
Cateher Barton
Hogan
Ohio Works Toan
Herbert Grove
Grove
Fana
Lindsay
Billy Phyle
Yarelshore
Billy Thomas
Ohio Works
Poinh Thomas
Peter Hauer
Delig
Haltimore
Kanter League
Akvon
la Longe
Houbles
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Long
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Hawkeyes
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Wis
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Kigkedt Onthedaw
Seneca Redskin
Silver Creek
Carlisle
Chathame
Conaia
Dasobal
Colinottidal
Hahn
Lewis
Ted
Bus Koelir
Hog
W. K. Vanderbuli
Chantilly
France
Frank O'Neill
Willie Knapp
O'Neill
Newton Bennington
Fred Burlew
O'Neill Hust Don
Knap
Belvonr Park
Tick Donnelly
Boxing
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