Ten Teams in American League Predicted by Johnson
Washington reports President Han Johnson warned of a ten club AL next season amid talk Baltimore and Detroit may be dropped for New York and Pittsburgh. Miller is blacklisted for jumping to New York. Wolverton and other ex-Hellimore players face league action as Detroit’s Dwyer signs Ollie Faulkner for next year. Racing news from Cleveland highlights Odeon & Gutcom horses dominating Glenville card with Hodson driving and bets high.
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New York
Fitaburg
Milfer
Johnson White
Washington
Delehanty
Orth
Wolverton
Hir
Drago Manngrt Dwyrr
Ollie Faulkner
Woorsocket
Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland
Glenville
Odeon & Gutcom
Lexington
Wan Hodson
Orsi
Infit Ie
E. Smathers
Shadow Chimes
Nick Hubinger
Hudson
Audubon Boy
Shadow Chines
McDonald
Chutes
Vic
Drivin
Trvssell
Sliver
Huston
Roamer
Hag
Hudsol
Kelley Not Claimed by Brooklyn Ebbetts Says For the Cause
Ebbetts declares the Brooklyn club will not pursue Joe Kelley citing the food of the cause and urging National League unity. He says efforts were made to recruit Shortstop Gochnaur from Cleveland and mentions Tom Browne's expected signing with Acaw. Also reports Armstrong vs Martin for colored world title at Crystal Palace ending with Martins victory after fifteen rounds. Baseball notes cover Great Bend vs Ottawa area game and local license for Chadwick and Wamack.
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Jeftield
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Eso
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Martin
London
Bob Armstrong
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Crystal Palace
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Red
Denhue Het
St Bots
Donohue
Billy Afulovey
Bubue
St Louis
Baseball notes and league standings from American circuits
Summary of American League and Associated games with results from Washington Boston and Baltimore. Highlights include Cleveland’s win with Ort three hits, Sparks and Sugden in pitching, and attendance noted. Also reports on Kansas City and Milwaukee games, injuries, and managerial comments from McGraw and other figures.
Crawford White in hospital after 100 day starvation test
Crawford Jerome White a long time bell boy at the Midland and later head bell boy in Kansas City was moved to St Margaret's hospital after a 100 day diet of one meal daily. The 52 year old Arkansas native pursued a self devised theory that scant nourishment would sustain him. Despite warnings he continued the regimen until weakness forced cessation and hospitalization.
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Gach St. Margaret's Hospital
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Milwaukee
King
Hall
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Crawford
PF. Baenl
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Plankington
Arkansas
Darkey
United States
Bernard Phelps
Settlement Reached For 4000 In Railway Injury Case
Leavenworth Kansas July 9 The case Odeda Fowler by her mother against Kansas City Northwestern Railway settled for 4000. Defendant’s counsel stated terms reached with Mrs Fowler’s attorney John H L Atwood. Fowler testified she was knocked from a bridge on Marjor Street December 19 1999 when a locomotive struck her on the back of the head leaving a skull fragment noted in testimony.
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Kansas City & Northwestern Railway Company
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Marjor Street
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Rockefeller to buy western land for cattle empire
Frank Rockefeller orders his land agent in western Kansas to acquire surrounding Belvidere ranch land and hints at entering general cattle buying and shipping. He already operates a premier Shorthorn and Hereford operation at Belvidere in the short grass country, planned to expand beyond fancy breeding. In other news, burglars looted a Cheries Hyland grocery in Haddam, while Camp Sheridan hosts Flag Day and Republican Day events with thousands attending and W. J. Bailey and Phil Campbell promoting for Congress.
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Kansas
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Belvidere
Pittsburg
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Congress
Third
Mr. Bailey
Mr. Campbell
San Francisco Prize Fight Smoke Breaks Out Over Fake Claims
Mayor Mayer Schmitz condemns alleged prearranged Jeffries vs Fitzsimmons bout as a sham and vows to ban future prize fights if proven true. Reports say the fight drew a large crowd, with $31,880 gate, as referees and insiders defend the bout as legitimate despite rumors of fixed rounds.
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Jeffries Fitzsimmons Fight Details From San Francisco
San Francisco July 26 reports Herbert Fitzsimmons and James Jeffries prepared for a heavyweight title clash. Jeffries weighed about 215 pounds, Fitzsimmons around 160, with Delaney handling plans while Corbett and Sharkey sent challenges. The evening included preliminaries, ring antics, and a dramatic crowd as both champions entered, setting the stage for a decisive bout.
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Jeffries Triumph Over Fitzsimmons In Fierce Title Fight
The bout ends with Jeffries claiming victory after a brutal rounds with Fitzsimmons. Jeffries nose broken, blood visible, and both men battle hard with exchanges in early rounds. Postfight, Jeffries reflects on the fight and his readiness for future challenges.
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