Seven Players Sick After Navy Game Strain
Annapolis Md Dee 2 Leading Navy Academy football players are laid up with illness after last Saturday’s tough game. Key seniors Meyers Dy Wott Bessenider and Tyce among those listed as injured, with Captain Lange Singint and several others eligible for next class. The source notes a mix of gauged injuries and recovery plans as the team prepares to return to practice.
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All America
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Five First Choices Lose at Oakland Turf Meet
A chaotic race card from Oakland describes multiple events with jockey Burns fading after a first race tumble. Favorites fell short as Ukdsy Tick Bronco led betting but failed to prevail, while Sombra captured an early lead before Summa Les and FIKET RACH claimed near finishes in subsequent mounts.
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Lackfoot
Burns
Bronco
Nick Stoner
Iaman
Camila
Bisa
Aledblatex Aml
Eloagoasieke Whinkera
Golden Rule
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tHormer
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Nelson Aie
Nine Regulsns To Return Sperato The Washington Post
Georgia faces Auburn with most key players back for 1908 after player lineup changes. Holcomb and Flenting are noted exceptions as Arrendale and Harmon lead a strong returning core including Bostwick Hatchera Colby Me Wloiter Delaperrieres Arrendale Harmon Newsom and Woodruff. Delaparriere and Harmon emerge as captaincy favorites for next season.
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Washington Post
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Alant
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Club House Boy Dead At Park In Liverpool Incident
A fragmentary report notes a young boy's death at a local park with unclear details. The garbled OCR text mentions a location near the park and possible witnesses or observers, but key names, dates, and specifics are unreadable.
Sporting Editors Desk Notes Cairo AC and Tremont AC Managers
The Sporting Editors desk holds letters for managers of Cairo Athletic Club and Tremont Athletic Club. The notes request reaction to upcoming fixtures and team affairs.راع
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Cairo AC
Tremont AC
JAck Atkin In Front Backed. Mc Daniel Fails To Start
Juggler, the Haste Handicap Horse, debuts in this event with strong support at 3 to 2 but loses momentum. Aim, at 16 to 1, wins the race as Mc Daniel struggles to get the favorite moving early.
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Winners clash in race card with tight margins
The event lists Alm defeating No Quarter by one, Dr McCiler beating Lena, and Koerner edging Notter as Oakland beats Burnts. Other results show Burnett topping Mead, Gorgalette defeating Roalta, with various close scores across matchups.
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Washington contingent colors Port New Orleans card
The Washington contingent arrived to boost City Park racing action in New Orleans. A seven furlong feature for three-year-olds and up saw Schreibers Jack Atkin backer with Pinkola, while Juggler and Momentum Quits showed in the early races. The crowded card included maidens and multiple stakes-like efforts with several favorites and long shots engaging in tight finishes amid lively track conditions.
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Parker-Bridget Distinctive Clothes Promote Flawless Service
An advertisement extols Parker-Bridget distinctive clothing and laundry offers, claiming honest fabrics and superior service that delivers perfection beyond the garment. It emphasizes attention to both major and minor details in dress and care.
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Parker-Bridget
Credit for runs and pitching rule reform in baseball history
The article reports calls by President Pulliam of the National League for scoring changes to credit batters for drives that score runs and to remove at bats for long outs, arguing such actions are unfair. It also notes proposals to abolish the elevated pitching slab and place all pitchers on uniform ground, with advocates citing consistency and fairness across ballparks.
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New York
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Congress
Invite Lipton To Compete For New Brookly Yacht Cup
The Brooklyn Yacht Club plans a new international cup similar to the American Cup challenge. A committee will meet Wednesday to consider presenting a cup for international competition between European and American yachts. Invitations to prominent European yacht clubs are expected.
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Nelson May Fight Farland for Lightweight World Title
Promoters Jim Coffroth and Alec Greggaina pursue Nelson and Packey Melberland to clash for the lightweight crown. A New Year bout at their club with $10 000 guaranteed and a large purse share looms as offers flow in from promoters seeking the matchup. Joe Turner defends district welterweight title after dispatching Gino Bertoglio at the National Guard Armory gym.
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Jim Coffroth
Alec Greggaina
Galifornia
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Gino Bertgglio
National Guard Armory
Barna Dominates English Champion Fight to Dreamland
British Champion Game ends with Barna proving superior at every detail and flooring Ham multiple times before the decisive finish. The crowd’s excitement runs high as the bout nears its conclusion, with Barna’s precise technique and endurance earning strong praise.
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Dreamland
Measurements of the Rival Battlers
Tommy Burns, American heavyweight, claims US Canada and Australia titles. He knocked out Gunner Mar English champion in the tenth round before a National Sporting Club crowd. The bout was for the heavy weight championship with a $10,000 purse, plus side bets of $2,500 each. Burns sought a larger stake but found no takers. The match, under Queensberry rules, was scheduled for twenty rounds with five ounce gloves, referee Eugene Corr.
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BUREAUS WIN THREE GAMES Defeat G P C Quint
Bureaus beat G P C Quint to win the opener by one pin and sweep three straight games in the departmental league. Lord of the Bureaus rolled three solid games averaging about 195, while Barna matched close competition, as crowds cheered the American Burns in a later boxing recount.
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Local Bowlers Triumph in Intercity Rowing Contest
Washington and Baltimore opened the Intercity match in Baltimore with the Rival pic knights edging fourteen races. The Mutuals swept three straight from the Sud ihans, Averan took two games, Collins and Trauss won their mateh, while Krauss dominated on the oars. Details list varied results and scores across multiple heats.
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English boxer dominates late rounds in brutal match
The bout features fierce back and forth trading as the British fighter pressures the American. The eighth round sees a decisive flurry. A late knockdown leads to a stoppage and the Inter World title result remains contentious.
Coast trip plans spark four spring games in California
Charles A Comakey of the White Ser 8 dulit awaits word from Morris O Nell of the Western League as discussions for a Suxs spring training trip proceed. If confirmed, the Coast plan envisions four games in Los Angeles and San Francisco, then a return home via a southern route with Texas and New Orleans stops. President Wilvey of Boston proposed reducing rosters to eighteen, a plan Chicago magnates did not embrace. President Cnmiskey doubted its practicality and joked it would strip a key asset from the team.
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Texo
Tesas
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Champane
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Fire on Steamship Montana Engulfs Decks and Crew Fails Escape
A fire erupted aboard the steamship Montana during a Saturday voyage. Flames spread rapidly, hindering crew attempts to fight the blaze and abandon ship as the Coast Guard and firefighting units responded.
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Ranidiy
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Daly Wins at Billiards in City Tournament
Disjointed fragment notes Daly and Clow in a billiards match. It mentions John Daly and Harry P Clow in Philadelphia context, a 48 to something score, and a camp or ship reference. Details are unclear, but the event appears to be a local billiards contest with Daly prevailing.
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