Great Dane Olsen To Meet Rocher for World Greco-Roman Title
New York January 17 Ernest Roeder the American Greco-Roman champion and Bech Olsen of Denmark were slated to wrestle for the world title under two-out-of-three falls in Greco-Roman rules. The $2,000-a-side match is set with plans for a $1,000 bonus and anticipated full preparations ahead of the contest.
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Ami Bech Oluen
Denmark
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Europe
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C.F. Behmiltt
Rocker
Police Gazette
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Willan Rooter
Champio
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Tonanty
Tx Teer
Rock
le Loosse
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Roober
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Olsen May Bne
Roeker
Roeber Sard
Een
Yost heads to limestone clash as coach rumors swirl
Ongoing chatter surrounds Yost after Kansas coach tenure at Missouri game. Yost, praised for success with Kansas Jayhawks, visits St Louis and Lima, with offers from several colleges, including Missouri and Nebraska. Yost’s future hinges on contract talks and program fit as Kansas’ coaching reputation rises.
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Loum Gisoe-pemperat
HH. Yount
Katsas Univeraity
Tie Ounnery
Missouri Stain University
Hie
Wallér i
University of Llinaie
Cham Balen
Yusthan Yoon
Mimscur
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Conall
Kandy
Jayhawkers
Yort
Hucomes
Pigskin Warriors
University of Nebraska
Kansas
Lafayette University
Kia
Downine
University of Pennsylvania
Jayhawkars
Miksourk
Kansas Team Pioneers New Passing Style Reveals Strategy
Historic remarks recount a Kansas football squad using a novel spiral pass and a distinctive fake kick to surprise Missouri. The ace quarterback delivered precise throws as coaches discussed prospects for future coaching roles and potential college contracts.
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Kansas
Ulst
Pleskin
Missouri
Monk Lone
Kaneas
Cepter
Mixpurt Tne
Chicago
Wisconsin
Ile
Migsport
Tigers
Kan“ak
Rothwell
Boston Club Plans Player Upgrades For Championship Drive
Boston manager Selee aims to strengthen the team for next season while Soden and Conant delay big signings. The club plans a southern tour and Charlottesville training with the best picks, aiming to improve fielding and defense as part of a chase for the championship.
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Conant
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Selee
Earnvet
Boston Jam
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Belee
Charlottesville
Chicago
Norfolk
Hot Springs Chosen Chicago Club to Trail East
Chicago January report reveals plans for a spring handball tour with the National Telegraph league team lineup. The Arkansas resort is favored for a noted contrast in play while New Jersey area clubs shift schedules. If confirmed, Vicksburg and Wilkes-Barre may join as guest participants.
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Telgne
Springs
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Ske Waa
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New
Innier Gustern Hore
Brs
Ue SC Tamia Club
Inter Tian
Micrcu
Tania
Roncesters
Aiton
Pineland
Wiskenburg
Vickslucg
Turpmen Buy Wisely in Budding Farm Race
Turpmen, Flamora, and Zoroaster cost little yet prove solid bets as the field nears a mile race. Farmers Saran, Frakes, and Shields take chances on early purses while Br edwlnnte eyes a late bid. The scene centers on farm horses, trainers, and the evolving stakes over the coming two months.
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Zoroaster
America
Saran
Zooinaier
Wiets
Eo Shields
Ranadlin Tutfman
Hove
McGovern Santry Fight Date Changes to Feb 1 in Chicago
February 1 is set for the McGovern versus Santry featherweight world title fight in Chicago after managers opted to move from February 2. Sam Harris confirms McGovern will arrive days early. local critics weigh Santry’s pace and spirited work at Gilmore’s gym as bettors eye odds.
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Santry
Chicago
Follwwers
Sam Harris
Sanety
Foc
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Epyirit
Dash
Gilmore's
Santey
Buntry
Dixon
New York
Reds plan Kansas City farm system shift
Cincinnati transfers four drafted players to Kansas City, signaling the club’s farm arrangement for this season. Joe Farrell, Pitcher Cates, all of Toledo, and Sullivan from California move to the Kansas City squad. If they perform, they may be recalled to the Reds next season, continuing a farm-like link similar to Indianapolis.
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San
Simmy Manning
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Han
Kaonts City
Cineipatell Farm
Dhie
Cincinnati
T Ut
Ofdale
Mr. Marching
Joe Farrell
Newcaste
Cates
Toledo
Sullivan
de Cail
Allen
Kansas City Tule
Kins City
Reds
Indishapolis
Australian Jimmy Ryan to England With Tommy Bogan This Week
Australian boxer Jimmy Ryan plans to travel to England with Tommy Bogan this week. The matches include a bout against Kid Atetey in London in February and a series of events in Chicago and Youngstown. Ryan aims to perform in the arena of the National Boortime while pursuing further fights and a box rout after January 22.
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England
Tommy Bogan
New York
Choynski
Kid Atetey
Pournary
Jack Mtoemiek
Miwanker
Lirmivolts
Oo Dati
Broekinge
Conroy
Joe Rounds
Youngtown
Buck Boner
Chicago
Sam Pitapatrick
Tomsy Hyran Wan Aull
Wedleadi
London
Hous
Bil Chestaeer
Iftcods
Boortime
Jimn Simtay
Ryan Tr Pols
Danan
CHOYNGSKI JOINS CORBETT FOR REMATCH TRAINING
New York reports Joseph Cheynvidt, athlete known as ChoynskI, will train for a return match with James Corbett, though he feels misrepresented in prior events. Corbett remains calm, planning a late bout strategy and continuing preparations with trainer Gus Frobita overseeing.
Jockey Kens as Janitor at Avley Court School
Cambridge Jan 17 Former jockey for the Prince of Wales Jimmie Kenswlogteo now serves as janitor at Avley Court School building near ENN city His racing days are over but he remains a notable figure admired by Tot Sloan and other friends and is credited with a clever electric device for the schoolhouse door as part of his new role in the community.
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Cambridge
Mans
Jimmie Kenswlogteo
Avley Court
Enn City
India
Tot Sloan
Abel Pattery
Loethin
Frinos Beckuss
Ava Aeron
Boxing and Horse Racing Notes From New York Newspapers
The reports cover Gus Rubin joining Jim Corbett’s camp at Lakewood to train for his bout with Jim Jeffries, with Madden the exclusive observer and trainer. Tommy Ryan will assist Corbett in his corner while Peter Maher is slated for a February 10 match at Broadway A. The piece also notes bets and riders for forthcoming races and updates on Sloan and Beresford horses amidst weight considerations.
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New York
Lomiou
Féport
Tad Blake
Nopyse
Ty Ford
Horeaford
Gat Sloan
Beresford
Sidon
Gotham Sporting News
Gus Rubin
Arun
Jim Corbett
Jim Jeffies
Lakewood
J. Ithulin Ie
Corbett
Madden
Tommy Ryan
Peter Maher
Broadway A
McCoy
Coney Island
Trishmen
Jack Finnegan
Pittsburg
Kansas City Sod Return on Sale January 20th
Kansas City readers are asked to note the upcoming on sale date for the Senta Pa item titled Kansas City sod Return. The notice mentions a $2.00 Visa price and references a Jan. 2450 event with trains and Jag. 20th as a schedule marker.
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Kansas City
Ind Jag
Sis
Treasure tale from Smoky Hill legends drew Salina visitor
The Union reports Thomas Mullen, a Ellsworth County farmer living near Saline County, found rich gold bearing rock while drilling a well in December. Experts tested the quartz and found rich metal. Mullen recounted legends of silver veins along Smoky Hill, claimed a wolf head marked the mine, and described Indians and white men seeking wealth, with hopes to locate the silver mine still alive after 1874.
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The
Union
Thomas Mullen
Saline County
Br. Mullen
Brockville
Ellaworth County
W. Seltz
H. Nunamaker
Fllaworth
Air Mullen
Bravel
Mullen
Bed Rock
Simeky
Smu
Nebraska
Karsat
Smoky
Thos
Smoky Snan
Ohio
Smoky Hill
California
Marty
Ciifornia
Ailver
Woods
Kansas
Mins Fe
Pottawatumly
Mr. Mail Ten
Burlingwing
Wolfa
Iver
Wali
Mr. Mutlen
Pastor’s serious task. county attorney offers Inn 1000 to close joints
Winfield Kan Jax W County Attorney Hargis and the Temperance Union have clashed over joint cases. Rev G Lowther editor of Southwestern Advocate, an active Temperance Union member, says Hargis offered $1,000 to close the joints in Winfield. He says Lowther accepted the offer.
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Winfeld
Winfield
Kan
Jax
W—County
Hargis
Vaden
G. Lowther
Southwestern Advocate
Temperance Union
Hargishas
Hares Presses for Conditional Deposit to Start Fight
Wie states Mr. Hares has agreed to deposit money conditionally under his order and is ready to begin the fight once payment is made. He adds that Aice officers and the jounttain will join, but asserts they know how to proceed.
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Hares
Aice
Hoodlums Pelt Pastor At Revival Then Church Burned
Burlingame Jan 17 Ponts community north of Burlingame has a troubled reputation. Hoodlums disrupted Methodist revival services, pelting the preacher with mud. Early Friday morning at 4 o'clock the church was burned amid the unrest.
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Ponts
Hoodia
Emporia Red Men to Sell Wigwam for Mortgage Foreclosure
Emporia Kansas January 17 The sale of the wigwam has been advertised for March 6 to satisfy a $200 mortgage held by D T Knapp of Strong City. The wigwam, formerly the Rapiet church, was built by Knapp as contractor for the Baptist church and later remodeled by the Red Men. the mortgage was placed on the property and foreclosed by court order.
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Sutiety
D. T. Knapp
Strong City
Wigwamt Sie
Rapiet Church
Knapp
Red Men
Ile
The Girl Was Too Young Elopement in Great Bend
Neva West, 15, daughter of Mrs. Harvey Scott, married Thomas Harrison, 25, of Ellwood, on a secret Saturday ceremony in Great Bend to avoid parental control. The couple reportedly fled to a convent, while Harrison pursues the missing bride amid rumor and concern.
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Great Bend
Neva West
Harvey Scott
Thomas Harrison
Ellwood
Miss West
Harrison
Hha
Negotiations Fail Over Martindale Property Transfer
In Emporia Kansas on January 17 Major Hood and the committee of Cross bank creditors failed to reach terms with George Plumb for the Martindale property. The committee declined a proposal to pay $19,000 to the bank receivers and $41,000 for the property, prompting Hood to publish a statement ending negotiations. White Will Oppose a Pardon is also reported as a developing story with no further specifics available.
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Hmparia
Kan
George Plumb
Cross Bank
Major Hood
George W. Newman
White
Emporia
Kas
Jan
Pardon petitions and crime notes from Kansas towns
A report from Wyandotte county notes a pardon request for Deltz linked to Lindsay case, with W A White opposing. Governor Stanley previously pardoned Isaac Reed, who returns to Massachusetts due to illness. In Columbus, Pat Cogelust is convicted on eleven liquor counts. partner Heatty Gibson pleads guilty to maintaining a nuisance. Chanute reports burglaries at Dr Fay’s residence and a drugstore, with the Missouri Kansas & Texas depot also breached last week.
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Deltz
Wyandotte County
Ouline Young Lindsay
Lindsay
W. A. White
The
Gazette
Welltonnat
Van
Isaac Reed
Isaac Hopper
Massachusetts
Reed
Hye Tong
Boston
Columbus
Kan
Pat Cogelust
Heatty” Gibson
Chanute
Jan. W
J. R Fay
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Antelope Hunt Yields Two Killed in Northeast Country
Garden City Sentinel reports Sam Craig and Ben Simonds killed all the antelope they saw during a hunting trip last week. They went out in the country northeast of the area and shot two nine specimens.
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Sam Craig
Ben Simonds
Here
Garden City
Tribute to Adams and Kansas History Work
From the annual report of Geo. W. Martin, Secretary of the State Historical Society, detailing Franklin G. Adams’s death and his twenty four years as secretary. Martin praises Adams for guiding Kansas history collection, notes Adams’s modesty and dedication, and acknowledges his wife’s weeks of assist.
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Kansas
Geo. W. Martin
Society
Franklin G. Adams
Ofton
Adams
Kansan
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