Keystone sports notes recap from late news items
November 1905 events include a Berlin chess club decision on a two day match between Germany and the United States set for November 11 and 13 in Cleveland. A 25 mile amateur handicap bicycle race on Thanksgiving Day at Coney Island, a Lipton America's Cup challenge plan for 1907, and Hot Springs Arkansas race meeting plans opening November 28. John W Gates aims to dominate turf with a strong horse stable next season, while Indiana, Michigan, and Purdue football results spark shifting reputations. Dan Patch traded to Dan Patch from Edgar Rewming for 5000, aiming for unpaced records in Memphis weather permitting. Outfelder Cobb, recently acquired by Detroit from Augusta, touted as a season find.
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de Oro
Cleveland
United States
Berlin
New York State
Century Road Club of America
Coney Island
Thomas Lipton
America
Shamrocks
Sandy Hook
William Shannon
Essex Park
Hot Springs
Ark
George A. Murphy
J. W. Roseworm
Arthur McKnight
Morris Cassidy
B. D. Lawrence
L. von Publ
William Boardman
John W. Gates
Rosen the Great Record Breaker and Other Sporting Notes
Roseben owned by Davy Johnson, a six furlong record holder, displays season form. Breeding sale at Rancao do Paso favors young mares over stallions amid aging sires. Various horse and racing notes follow, with football, boxing, and wrestling updates, including Johnson’s plans and heavyweight sparring talk.
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Roseben
Davy” Johnson
Lexington
Watercress
Bt. Gatien
Bassetlaw
Golden Garter
Imp
Goldfitch
Star Ruby
Baseball rounds up AL notes and Wisconsin league plans
Several AL notes recount Detroit signing Third Rageman Morgan of Providence and pursuing Pitcher Wish Egan from St. Louis. Cleveland completed its schedule. Boston pushes to sign First Hageman Joe Nealon. Comiskey buys Tom Hughes. Grimehaw’s spring role shifts. Delehanty of New York Highlanders recovering from ankle sprain. Wisconsin League aims for a ten club circuit with towns like La Crosse Green Bay and Oshkosh considered. Eau Claire and Fond du Lac tied to plans.
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Detroit
Rageman Morgan
Providence
Cleveland
Boston
Hageman
Joe Nealon
San Francisco
Jake Stahl
Stalwarta
Washington
Michel Frank Smolih
Chicago White Sox
Wish
New York Tmighlanders
Frank Delehanty
New York
James McAleer
Wisconsin League
John Powers
Wisconsin State Association
la Crosse
Green Bay
Wausau
Oshkosl Beloit
Freeport
Janesville
Madison
Fond du Lac
Eau Claire
Rockford
Wisconsin
Fox River Valley
Central League Notes Highlight Player Moves and Finances
Harry Ostdlek, Canton catcher, will help his father run Berry Cafe in Fort Wayne, Indiana. John Ganzel earned enough money in Wheeling to settle a $7,000 indebtedness from managing Grand Rapids.
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Harry Ostdlek
Canton
Will
Berry Cafe
Fort Wyane
Ind
John Ganzel
Wheeling
Grand Rapids
Baseball News From The 1905 Season In Camp And Trade Talks
Orioles, Giants and Athletics figures dominate trade rumors and signings. Lou Criger plans winter fishing trips while plans swirl around Bob Ganley signing with Pittsburgh and Cincinnati pursuing Fred Tenney and Pitcher Hafford. World series notes praise Dreyfus and debate Waddell. Attendance figures show declines, and foul strike rule debates linger after the championship.
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Piteher Leg Hafford
Bow
Hresnaban
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Chicago
Brelnfeldt
Sebring
Welmer
Mathewson
All Thes
Luther Taylor
Dr. Hives
Baldwin
Kan
Taylor
Taylor Iy
Billy Gilbert
Athletics
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Dreywen
McGraw
Rube” Waddell
Plank
Benler
Clavie Billett
Giants
Saga
Glante
Elnire Columbue Journal
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