President of the New American League Team Take Shape
New York December 16 report that Patsy Donovan will not manage the Washington Senators next season. Tom Loftus, a candidate from Dubuque, is favored as president of the new American League club in New York, with Clark Griffith as player manager guiding the team on and off the field.
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Ami Tien
Refused to Accept Pay Generosity of Virginia Clubhouse Fund
A garbled Virginia item notes Mr Sonn J de Maulea head coach of the year’s football team refused pay for services, paid his own expenses, and declined compensation. Separate blurbs mention Charlie McKeever knocking down Jack O’Brien in Philadelphia, McCoy retiring from boxing, and local talk on New York boxing scenes.
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Prize Fight Debate Stirring Detroit Law and Fate
Detroit officials and athletic clubs debate the McGovern Corbett prize fight amid Michigan Supreme Court questions. Proposals urge regulation or prohibition, with fines and potential imprisonment for participants and spectators. Mayor, governor, and police weigh exhibition status and legal penalties.
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Wee
Metropolitan Athletic Club
Michigan Supreme Court
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Bliss
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Terry McGovern
Toutiz Corbett
Supreme Court
Big Sum Planned for Columbia Rowing Program
Columbia University will spend 13 000 dollars next year to support varsity and freshmen rowing in intercollegiate competition. The total exceeds last season as costs rise from a new boathouse, move expenses, and equipment. Funds are to be raised by a seniors’ campaign after a balance due by January.
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New York
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Barrett Jaffert
Lone Star Boat Club
Goa
Sherman
Omre
Harigt
Oliss Trust
Eastern Bookmakers Plan Clubhouse at Hot Springs
New York sporting men Leo Mayer Eddie Burke and Billy Cowan form a partnership to build a clubhouse at Hot Springs Arkansas costing about 109000. Construction is to begin next year with a grand opening when horsemen move to winter quarters. Manager John McGraw of the New York base ball club will travel to Hot Springs to arrange plans for the forthcoming season. Jockey Otte Wenterly will spend the winter at the health resort.
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Leo Mayer
Eddie Burke
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Iu Springs
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Ha: Springs
Tamota
John McGraw
Reach on Baseball Declares Peace Conference a Good Step
Philadelphia club leader A J Reach says the peace conference between rival organizations is a good step and that he is delighted to see both sides bury the hatchets. He expresses strong support for the meeting and the move toward harmony.
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Busine
All Americas Honor Rolls Listed In Record Book
Kansas City report lists scores and totals for All-America selections and top performers from the recent season with names and places such as San Francisco Omaha Topeka and Oklahoma City featured among the honorees and standings. A note on travel and scheduling accompanies the summary.
Yost Salary Dispute Tangles Michigan Coach Contract
A clash between Coach Yost and Manager Baird over a rumored $10,000 Missouri offer sparks debate on Yost’s binding contract with Michigan. Baird says Yost is bound to Ann Arbor. Yost hints at possible return, while a Kansas City meeting aims to resolve the salary dispute this week.
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Coath
Fitz simmons Tun Un rae boxing match proposal in Chicago
Mayor Harrison Talke favors letting a Chicago fight occur with promoter interest and purses. Talks include guarantees of purses and possible public permits. The piece notes past fights, safety concerns, and political considerations around subsidies and police approval.
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Amphia Elab
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Thurrison
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McCoy Retirement Talk and Boxing Sketches Survive
Fragmented wire service clippings discuss Kid McCoy amid retirement talk and potential comeback, a New York era of matches, and a stray note on Yale oarsmen. Other items mention boxing results, baseball magnates, and a weathered medical ad amid unrelated sports blurbs.
Brother of Kansas City Mayor Craddockk commits suicide
R Bruce Craddock, 40, a brother of Mayor Craddockk of Kansas City Kansas, shot himself at his home at 710 Ferry street while his wife and son were away. He had suffered ill health for months and was recently using alcohol. a note was left, but its contents were not disclosed. Craddockk served on the city council and was active in local politics. He belonged to several fraternal orders.
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R. Bruce Craddock
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Craddock
North James Street
Kansas
Chy
Army stomach pains cured by Dr Miles pills in story
A letter from Walla Walla recounts how Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieved severe stomach issues after military service in the Philippines. The writer credits the pills with stopping headaches and curing stomach trouble, praising them as a dependable household remedy and noting ongoing household use.
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A Wedding at Cherokee in Hux December
In Cherokee Hux December 14 an event in the macility of Conchurd enunty sees the marriage of Miss Adna Wiles and Shannon Clugston at the bride’s parental home at noon Monday. The bride is daughter of TG Wiles an implement dealer of Kansas City. The groom is son of AW Clugston a wealthy Kansas farmer and stock raiser.
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Schwab to Act Plans Christmas Charity in Braddock
Private secretary to Chris Schwab arrived in Braddock to arrange a Christmas treat for worthy poor of Braddock and nearby towns. A committee led by Police Chief William Ellernett and others will organize a meeting next Monday evening to discuss gifts and distribution at the cathedral hall, with details for each recipient.
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Health status notes and travel plans amid unclear details
The health information is vague indicating a belief in basic wellbeing and lack of need for hospital care. Names such as Mr Bohwahie, Mr Schwab, Mrs Schwab, and Mrs Foriner appear in a party along with others. Mr Belrvab anticipates reaching New York soon to resume studies after a few years.
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Mission Aims 6000 Dollar Sunday School Plan
Pittsburgh efforts under Revised heading progress in bringing happiness to poor children in Villahuire and Allegheny. A new plan features a Christmas drive to raise funds and distribute treats before the holidays. Volunteers mobilize downtown and at First Avenue Baptist Church for doll shares and charity proceeds to aid missions. Weather mentions and stray personal notes accompany scattered accounts of local acts and losses.
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