Unfair to Light Athletes in Championship Lineup
The New York Journal argues against replacing the half mile walk in the all around championship with a discus throw event. It blames Secretary Sullivan of the A U for the change and asserts champions should be judged by past standards. The piece notes athletes’ objections that heavyweight weight events favor heavier competitors and calls for keeping the walk under 140 pounds as a light man’s specialty.
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Sullivan
Wen
New York Journal
McAvoy Named Cockswain For Pennsylvania Crew
The New York Sun reports McAvoy, last year’s varsity boat veteran, will serve as coxswain for Pennsylvania in the triangular race. He replaces Wise with Lee not satisfactory, yet McAvoy is respected for his leadership and criticizing ability. All eight old men favored his appointment, and he has recently begun training despite college demands.
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McAvoy
Pennsylvania
Poughkeepsie
Wise
Lee
Tom
Exw
McAver
New York Sun
A Plenty of Pitchers for Minneapolis Club
The Minneapolis baseball club carries seven pitchers: Hutchison Figgemeier Baker Herman Carney Harvey and Smith None of them will be released for the present Carney was in fine form before injuring his throwing arm and is now at home nursing it Great things are expected of him later in the season Harvey the California wonder had curves speed and command but lacks sand and quits when pressed managers hope this streak will end soon
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Minneapolis
Hutchison
Figgemeier
Baker
Herman
Carney
Harvey
Smith
Detroit News
Young Defends Hurst in Pittsburg Umpiring Controversy
National Baseball League president Nick Young defends umpire Tim Hurst after an incident in Pittsburg where Hurst reportedly attempted to strike a spectator. Young criticizes the Pittsburg crowd as the toughest bleacher mob in the League, second only to Cincinnati.
Evan Morris Won Without Training in Early Rowing Career
Evan Morris, a veteran oarsman who died recently, won his first major race without training while a mill hand in Allegheny, Pennsylvania. He was notable in the Centennial regatta in Philadelphia in 1876 and once rowed Hoplan for the championship but lost. After retiring from rowing, Morris moved to California and earned considerable money in real estate speculation.
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Evan Morris
Alleghany
Philadelphia
Hoplan
Morris
Ceiformia
Not Discouraged. Mitchel Seeks Amateur Hammer Title
James Mitchel, once holder of the American amateur hammer throw record, is not discouraged after a decisive defeat by Irish athlete Jobo Plaayun who now represents the New York Athletic Club. Mitchel trains faithfully and remains determined to retain the amateur championship of the A A U.
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James
Mitchel
Jobo Plaayun
New York Athletic Club
Mysterious roost society and vigilante talk in Pole Lock
The narration describes a secret order in Pole Lock with new officers including F. W. Huntington and L. Allen. Members plan nocturnal vigilance against alleged hens’ thieves, with warnings about treason and armed guards, and a festive yet ominous mood surrounding the roost and its ceremonies.
Tulane Medical Department Provides Hospital Facilities
The article discusses Tulane Medical Department advantages for protection and hospital resources. It notes access to hospital materials and a 70 bed facility with 30,188 capacity noted in the text. The piece mentions a daily visit by a special medical team and hints at the next session beginning in 1907 with Prof. S. B. and colleagues referenced.
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Mt Toth
Ampie Lahorateirir
Anil Atu
UE and
Informatiet Atria
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Thentas Journ Mills
Walter A- Wood
Emerson Ines
Averyard Kelley
Avery
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Shreveport
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Gilead Cory
Crlagett Suet
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