Strength, Muscle, and the Mystery of True Power
A 1916 reminiscence rejects size as the sole measure of strength. weight lifters like Tom Carroll and Louis Cyr showcase raw power while smaller athletes such as Julian Elliot surprise with uncanny shot put results. Tales span Hackenschmidt, Garibaldi, Hatta, Hakolwa, and many greats, illustrating strength as energy output per effort rather than bulk.
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Jess Willard
Ted Meredith
Willard
James Watt
Fat McDonald
Hannes Kolehmainen
Pat McDonald
Totno
Tom Carroll
Carroll
Bob Fitzsimmons
Dan Campbell
Jovernead Alresarely
Jake
Atratz
R-Bacher
Erron& Manly
Simon Gillies
Tarower
Simon
Hind
Garibaldi
Louis Cyr
Canada
Bellef
George Earner
Germany
Hackenschmidt
Heck
Yale
Giants
Rose
Elliot
Ralph Rore
Varied Sporting Notes On Pennants And Players
A collection of baseball reflections cites the St. Louis Browns winning streak and past feats by Fielder Jones with Chicago White Sox and St. Louis Federals. It notes Frank Schulte as a Cubs veteran, Dave Robertson emerging as a top NL hitter, and Hornsby alongside Cobb comparisons. It also analyzes pennant trends, Western vs Eastern club success, and projected 1916 pennant dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Browns
Fielder Jones
Jack
Jones
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Federals
Providence
Philadelphia
Phillies
Chicago
Detroit
New Berth for Cobb if Recruit Had Way
The article recalls Ty Cobb and other stars as youths listen to veteran tales. Pitcher Neil Brady jokes about Ty trying something new, while Heinie Groh redeems himself at second base. It recounts the Yankees’ pennant drought since 1903 and contrasts Burns’ clean umpire record with other players. It also covers McGowan’s debut miscue, Clarke’s temper, and early Wagner history with the Twin Cities league and Honus Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankees
Ty Cobb
Neil Brady
Cincinnati
Brady
Heinie
Groh
Reds
Tao
George Burns
New York State
Lit
George
Fred Clarke
McGowan
Pittsburgh
Honus Wagner
Fs Quirer
Honus
Jan
Wheeling
Canton
Kenton
Twin Cities
Chrichavilis
Dennison
Undrichsville
al Wagner
St. Luke
Carnegie
Horus
Frank Bowerman
Ned Hanlon
Baltimore
Honna
Caboose
Steubenville
Wagner
Harvey Carr
Carr
Ruhiin
Sharkey
Maher
Fitz
Peter Maher
Curtain
Tom Sharkey
Peter
Jack Johnson
Tesreau recalls early pro ball and aging myths in sport
The piece recounts Jeff Tesreau recalling a 1907 exhibition loss to the Browns at Fredericksburg and notes old eras in golf and baseball history. It discusses signals tipping pitches, aging champions, and proposals to alter baserunning after head injuries, mentioning Ban Johnson and other baseball figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Tesreau
Browns
Fredericksburg
Jos Yeager
Montreal
St. Louis
Mece
Johnson
John Andersons
Trapshooting Champions of 1916 State Titles Listed
A compiled record shows 35 states holding state trapshooting tournaments by July 1 1916 with many champions hitting all 100 targets. The list names state winners and scores from across the country including Arizona H P De Mund 98 California H Pfirrmann 100 Colorado R A King 100 Florida T H Evans 91 and others with scores ranging from 91 to 100.
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Athena
State
Arizona
H. P. de Mund
California
H. Pfirrmann
Colorado
R. A. King
Florida
T. H. Evans
Georgia
H. Brad ‘Imma
Tdaho
E. M. Sweely Asllinois
G. C. Burmeister
Indiana
Roy Pickett
Jowa
William Ridley
Kansas
George Grubb
Kentucky
Scientific Boxer and the Great Knockout Era
Analyzes how power and spectacular knockouts define boxing fame, tracing Sullivan, Jackson, and Fitzsimmons as archetypes. Notes Sullivan’s era, Jackson’s knockouts and near-champion status, and Fitzsimmons’ scientific hitting and strategic body blows that shaped early heavyweight lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Sullivan
Assa
Robert Fitzsimmons
Fitzaimmons
Aca
Gres
Jim Corbett
Carson
Corbett
Jem Mace
Fits
Fitzsimmons
Peter Jackson
Flite
Heavy Hitters and Knockouts in Boxing's Ring Masters
The article surveys heavyweight and lighter champions from 1880 to 1910, listing notable punchers and KO records. Names include Fitzsimmons, Maher, Sharkey, Langford, Johnson, Lavigne, Klash, Darcy, Ryan, Kraus, Chip, Walenti, McCoy, Gans, Langford, and Chaney with KO tallies and career bouts, highlighting styles and dominance across eras.
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Kid Lavigne
America
Battling Nelson
George Diton
Tom Smarkey
United States
Kid Met
Tommy Ryan
Welterwetzh
Aimpion
Amer Bca
Aste
Fat Joe
Waku
Feams
Bet
Ketch
Les Darcy
Land
Australia
Frank Kraus
Ketchel
Carpendier
Billy Fapke
Ilinois Thunderbolt
French Federation of Boxing
George Chip
Klaus
Crip Alsi
Joe Walenti
Joe Gans
Walcott
Gans
Palmer
England
Metzovera
George Chaney
Kilbane
Cnartey We
Ted Williams
Chaney
White
Faci Williams
Jon Corbett
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H. O'Brien
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Allen Heil
South Carolina
J. H. Staples
Tennessee
Tom” Hale
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Robert Flankinmons
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