Three I league Reserve List For Next Season
President Holland received the reserve lists from Three I league clubs for players retained for the 1908 season. Cedar Isle and others show numerous players by name, with several clubs listing reserves, suspensions, and purchases, detailing names such as Harted Lindley Oakes and Harted by suspension. The fractured OCR lists multiple teams including Dubuque Peoria Rock Island Springfield Decatur and Bloomington with numerous player names and status notes.
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Holland
Cedar
B. Simon
0. Cranall
J. P. Malriott
William Fox
Radabaugh
William Renzenbrink
G Spencer
J. Marion
Patrick O'Connor
M. Pfyi
O. O. Howard
C. Crandall
G. Clevenger
Hen Davin
Oakes
RT. Brown
Roy Clifton
H. Brauffer
Ohn Baker
David Crockett
Robert Corkbill
Harry Ohland
Otto
Voxel
Leo Lanon
Willem ” Ward
J Slattery
H Doxie
Harted
Jacob Lindley
Nelman
M. Ramey
W. Oxrey
W. P. Boully
I. P
Joseph Berger
Arthur Lunfin
Frank Murphy
Roy Dowers
al Bwalm
Laula P. Cook
Joe Scott
Wilson
Harry JH. Howard
Springfeld
William Ludwig
James N i
William Lalivelt
George Bittrolff
Harry Berry
Wilam Powell
Thomas Tennant
Fred Moore
William Prout
Otto Wagbor
Frank Long
J. D. Jeffries
Fritz Huffman
John Barkwell
Charleston
Harry Gwalm
Leavenworth
Kale
Grover Loudermilk
Fron Matloon
C. R. Keys
Quincy
National board to review contract jumps and action
A garbled report states the national board will not assume mediation in contracts that were broken by some parties. The tongue board must hear and act, with a later confirmation by the league board. Amid unclear names, the piece mentions Gantilica Hopetul and Weshlegion Warm Gant Amazon in uncertain context.
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Min
National Bane Ball Commission
Samediation
Canca
National Board of the Tongues
Jeegue
Ewe Romnaiate
Comuntualin
Phiyora
Gantilica
Tyshee
Yale Football Finances 1906 Report Shows Gains
Yale finances for the year ending September 1 1906 show a $4000 rise in four main branches over the prior year with football receipts $73 420 and expenses $5 as the finance committee notes notable savings elsewhere. The report lists detailed balances for baseball crew track and other athletic activities including substantial sums from games against Princeton Harvard and Columbia and a reserve fund of $123 419 toward a new Yale boathouse.
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Yale University
Yale Financial Union
Scandal Union
Niance
Henry Fi
Sargent
Theodore
Woolsey
Watter
Bow Club
Athletic Association
Yale
Columbia
Harvard
Princeton
Olcott Entangled by Odd Plots in Broadway Ambush
Chauncey Olcott faced a bizarre incident when a man he had warned in front of a theater shouted a challenge on Broadway. The man claimed two accomplices would back his bet on a future encounter, then disappeared as Olcott continued walking. Later the same man returned with another, asking if Olcott remembered him, and the pair accused Olcott of dodging a bet before walking off in frustration.
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Lreheer
Ferrer
Mr. Olcott
Broadway
Chauncey Cleott
Jim
Chauncey Olcott
Elneh
People and Plays in Paris and London Theatres
The report surveys recent stage news with Yvette Guilbert debuting on legitimate stages in Paris in a new comedy Amour en Banque by Louie Artus. Richman to resume at The Rowe of the Kanego tour. Carlotta Nilgoa adds La You to her repertoire as she tours. Charles Klein notes his Step Sister may not appear in London yet. Donald Robertson rehearses The Man in the Iron Mask in Chicago. D'Annnuiwo finishes The Ship symbolical drama about Adriatic influence. Further works include Yes or Not and Prove amaranth announcements.
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Mile Yvette Guilbert
Paria
Louie Artus
Wharten Richman
Kearney
Kanego
Mr Richman
Lgvecier
Carlotta Nilgoa Wiil
London
Egypt
Charles Klein
Donald Robertson
Chicago
Alexander Dumas
Man In the
Iron Mask
Signor D'Annunwio
Accommodating Indian Proposes Escort Leadership in London
A Bombay heir, engaged in a London theater season, offers to lead and reorganize a professional escort service for lonely ladies after performances at the Lyric in New York. He claims artistic ambitions and readiness to marry, pledging to eliminate anxiety for the operation and make it a success.
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Beel Sothern Jnr
Lyric Theater
New York
Mr. Sothern
London
Min
Bombay
Lam
Warfield Declines Million for Ten Year Contract
David Warfield reportedly refused a one million offer to star in a ten year contract under David Belasco to aid his dramatic comeback. The proposal, backed by real estate values, would have required no capital from Warfield. Philadelphia’s Nix on & Zimmermann reportedly approached during The M. Master run last February.
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Warfeld
Aig
Felix Istman
Philadelphia
Plans Forming for National Bowling Tourney
Plans for the national bowling tournament are forming by American Congress committees in various cities. The event will be held in Cincinnati in February with a prize fund exceeding 35000, funded largely by entrance fees. Entries include 25 for five man teams 10 for two man teams and 65 for single entries. Expect top teams from New York City Cleveland Grand Rapids Denver and Cincinnati to compete in what could be a historic international match.
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American Congress
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Miss Kern
Mra
Rosskopf
Mra. Koo
Cliclonatt
Central Bowling Associatons
Herrmann
Horimann
Corinthians
New York City
National Bowling Association
Thompson
Canadian Bowling Association
Paulson
Denver
Furniture City
Grand Rapids
Mich
American Bowling Congress
United States
Canada
Calls Kay A Rubber-Neck Outfielder Keeps Fans Laughing
Washington new outfielder Kay told a railroading story about shouting station names on a Maryland Virginia line. He recalled yelling Sawyer in West Virginia and a countryman threatening to marry him, then blushing at the onlookers’ reactions.
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Kay
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Athletics
West Virginia
Sawyer
Atlas
Story of Kid McCoy Junket to England
Tommy Burns has reached England and most fans expect little profit from the trip. Kid McCoy and Jack O’Brien had earlier junkets that became jokes of their era. McCoy defeated three would be champions, outmaneuvered box office losses, and slipped away with his share before the room settled. English promoters cried foul as McCoy vanished to catch a train, leaving the prelims underpaid.
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Tommy Burns
England
Byrne
Kid McCoy
Jack O'Brien
McCoy
O'Bfrien
Wonderland
Hhe
Keeler Buys Brooklyn Flat. Not Seeking Managerial Work
Wee Willie Keeler of the New York Americans has purchased a Brooklyn flat building and says he has no interest in a managerial role. With a top salary and substantial real estate wealth, he could retire comfortably. His recent purchase involved about twenty thousand dollars, funded by savings from the current year. Other rich ball men like Chance Clarke and McGraw made most wealth outside baseball, while Keeler enjoys steady winter work and a busy season chasing Mos and making base for Clork Grimth.
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Wee Willie Keeler
New York Americans
Brooklyn
Keeler
Yankees
Baalhee
Wilco
Frank Chance
Champion
Cubs
Fred Clarke
Pittsburgs
Makeny McGraw
Giants
Mos
Clork Grimth
Woman Doctor Marries Former Patient After Heart Case
A female physician recounts leaving medicine to marry a male patient who fell in love during her rounds. Despite warning, she pursued love, married him after six years of practice, and reflects that her career and marriage both shaped her life without regret. The tale highlights gendered professional hurdles and romance in a medical career.
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Wi O
Womat
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Philadelphia Americans
Masta
Mack
Ek' Jae
Clal Union
Carliyle Reduiian
Pierce
Wluyen
Neason
Cotas
Olcott
Steffen Atrleken
Cenrevention
Pula
Trossine
John
Drew
Star OF Michigan
Yost
Michigan
Rheinschila
Kid M’coy
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