American League Notes Contain Several Player Moves
Frank Delehanty will miss the game until spring. Third baseman Hunter Hill of Washington is ill tempered with more tartan. Rube Waddell and Pitcher Barry are noted in a Pittsburgh tie. Cleveland trainer Doc Payne resigns but may rejoin next season. Detroit outfielder Jimmy Barrett retires for knee recovery. White Sox pitcher Smith reportedly signs with Pittsburg tribute team for year. Browne would earn $20,000 for his owners this season per McAleer. Barry seen as strong addition to Boston pitching corps. Hartnell signs with Browns. Spencer, Browns catcher, a standout. Tannahill of Chicago remains at third base on manager Jones’ request amid lameness. Abe Louis Amarioche and Perrine join Cardinale. Umpire Fred Cameron resigns. Topeka pitcher Thomas Hughes welcomed by New York Americans. Wichita and Oklahoma City owners eye Topeka franchise for next year. Mick Bayless sold to Kangis City. Durith rumored with St Joseph. Oklahoma franchise opposition noted but no firm action yet.
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Frank Delehanty
Hunter Hill
Washington
Boston
Barry
Decatur
Cleveland
Doc" Payne
Jimmy Barrett
Detroit
Smith
White Sox
Pitlsbury TriBlute
Jimmy McAleer
Browne
Tim Murnane
Pick Padden
Hartnell
Browns
Spencer
Elekiminitis College
Tannahill
Chicaxo
Tones
Western Association
Fred Cameron
Thomas Hughes
Topeka
New York Americans
Tete
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Topeka Cubs
Phe Joplin Cin Nas
Mick Bayless
Kangis City
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Durith Hay
St Joseph
Shively Amye
Oklahoma
Ty An
American Association
Perry Werden
Tis
Jimmy Jackson
St. Paul
Billy Hart
Bond Hill
Nate Wilbur
Louisville
Milwaukee
Calder Mealouse
Grillo
Toledo
Loutaville
Texas
Louis Haidht
Farber
McAleese
Duluth
Clevelams
Beis
Kanes Chiy
Jon Corbett
Silts
Ned Haneson
Brooklyn Biaseball
National Commission
Henry Harns
George Tebeau
Louisville. Ky
Tebean Neures
Giants
Athipiles
New York
Philadelphia
National League News and Home Run Bellwethers
National League notes highlight Giants leading with most home runs and St Louis grounds boosting hats. Reports in Sept. include Chicago’s Johnny Evers return, Frank Chance wrist injury, and pitchers Ryder and Liefeld in evolving rosters. Western teams fidget with standings as Pittsburg and New York echo consolidation talk.
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St. Louis
New York Giants
Jack Ryder
Cincinnati Enquirer
Pittsburg
Liefeld
Phillippe
New York Polo Grounds
New York
Gold Buttons To Honor World Series Champions Team
Desizs of gold buttons to be presented to members of the winning baseball team in the world championship series. The buttons, made of gold, valued at about ten dollars each, feature red and white enamel and are adorned with several diamonds and inscriptions.
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Desizs
WER GOES TO CINCINNATI IN MAJOR DEAL
Through a deal with the Columbus team of the American association the Cincinnati Nationals have secured the services for this year of this star box artist. He has won twenty five out of thirty games and much of Columbus one standing at present is due to him.
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Columbus
Cincinnati Nationals
Nhat
Colmbus
Season shifts in Bob Ganley’s role and trades
Anish takes over the season in Ganley’s spot as Rolant Wally joins from Milwaukee to Des Moines in exchange for Hate Towne and Morrison. McHale contract status uncertain with Denver. udia may move freely. Ganley Bowman Wakefeld and alfeld of Des Moines seek stronger competition.
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Bob Ganley
Rolant Wally
Milwaukee
Dew Moines
Hate Towne
Morrison
Outtelder McHale
Denver
Udia
Ganley
Bowman
Wakefeld
Alfeld
Des Moines
Koneman
Chi Ule
Harigelt
Baseball managers and league shifts stir America's minor circuits
Scrambled comments show managers switching posts and leagues as teams juggle personnel. Kent Shively warns salary cuts threaten unity while Perry Werden seeks umpiring work and plans for next season surface among various clubs including Cleveland St Paul and Toledo.
Various Baseball and Boxing News From 1904 Era
Reports cover events from American baseball and boxing circles. Highlights include Cla rencer Orr of Newark receiving a congratulatory letter for a Sea Girt victory, a Sea Girt hockey discussion with Hod Stuart coaching, and Martin Sheridan breaking the world discus record in New York. The piece notes drafts, league plans, and future championship scheduling among major clubs and promoters, plus results from fights including Nelson vs Britt and Sullivan vs Gans.
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Ki P Foyer
Omaha
Nebraska
Sergi
Clarencr Orr
Newark
Ome
Rouxquelt
Sea Girt
Ville University
Hod Stuart
Calumet Hex
Martin J. Sheridan
New York
Percy Brash and the Northwestern Challenge
Percy Brash, football star for Minneweti, stands as a key strength for the team alongside a towering lineman. The article notes the difficulty Northwestern faces against Chicago and Mingea via a cautious, hopeful outlook, while highlighting nonstarter chances and the uncertain balance of power between rival college squads.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
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Denver, Colo
DRS
Cunnington & Hocker
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Cumberland, Kemmerer
Dr. King
Sieney
Triei Bottien
Pete’s Stock Exchange
Peter Gordon, JR
Oregon Short Line Railroad
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Milwaukee & St. Paul
Denvar
Ogden
Standard, Fame
Williams
Iran
Sui Ulea
Lake City
Utan
Louis Amarioche
Hovlakoutter
Perrine
Jehan J. Carney
Sioux City
Kelly Welch
Wer
Cincinnati
Helay
Sedalia
Kent Shively
Cedar Rapids
Gill
Davenport
Bloomington
Craig
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Harvey
Hag
Haynes
Tin Word
Ed Hughes
Boston Amercane
James Diddley
Toonamalokr
Klinkherr
Peoria Hell Springfield
Toonamare
Southern League
Jock Byers
Alvany
Macon
New Orleans
Hirmingham Hay
Renwaydod
Niles
Ochivasa American
Nashville
Duggan
Notun
Padweah
Billy Smith
Notre Dame
McGlew
Minnesota
Halle
Foekles Coiis
Graham
Miller
Patrick
Warkman
Drysdale
Tins Emby
Clement Aa Newton
At-Fresh
Tean Wil Kitaee Oo Menber
Sym? Ton
Charles Neary
Haurine Monpeon
Butte
Ron NiTa Twetre
Spekane Amaro Arkiene Club
Bach
Feveret Pontetedt
Minden Nolan
Eclares
Nelson
Jimmy Gardner
Munger Nolan
Elget
Lowel
Paeitle
Kil Goodman
Chamber
New England
Douglas Athletic Club
Chelsea
Mass
Young Corbett
Harry Lewis
Baising Nelson
James Edward Britt
Britts
Jack” O'Brien
Seattle
Wash
Portland
Ore
California
Mike Twin Sullivan
Joe Gans
Baltimore
O'Hara
Lange
Sullivan
Gabe
Mike
Twin
Feddle
Grauey
Wwe
Neldon White
Guy
Shannie
Kentucky Sales Company
Rinendorf
Jon Reiff
Rigland
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Minneweti
Weelerth College
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Foudlar
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