Milwaukee Wants Browne and Strunk Return Next Season
Washington Post reports Amos Strunk of the Brewers will remain with Milwaukee next season while Browne may join Philadelphia. McAleer plans to keep Strunk and Browne, with Brewers seeking to retain their outfield and negotiate with Philadelphia for Browne.
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Strunk
Brewers
Philadelfina
Mack
Washington Post
Liwaukee
Wis
Browne
Washington
Jams McAleer
Bis Ming Browne
The
Nationals
Amos Strunk
Philadelphia
Seiger Defeats Burns in Tough 15 Round Battle
Connie Mack and managers fail to waive on Shaw of the St Louis Nationals as Seiger, from Denver, earns a well deserved decision over Soldier Burns in Baltimore. Seiger, the lighterweight champ of the South, pressed Burns most rounds with a stronger, ragged attack while Burns struggled with covering up and clinching. Burns suffered punishment to the kidneys and was edged by Seiger’s sharp, sustained assault.
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Cording
Connie
Mack
Magesy McGraw
Shaw
St Louis Nationals
McCloskey
Breunabkan
Washington Poat Baltmore
Joe Seiger
Denver
Soldier Burns
Eureka Minvletic Club
Uind
South
Seiger
Burns
Degverke
Seliger
Automobile Show Highlights and New Car Demos in Washington
Reported from Bungay and Grand Central Palace details from the Washington Post showings. C.D. Davis showcased a 26 foot sea-king cruiser and other craft while agents like LJ Drake and RC Wilson promoted various models. The piece notes a wide range of wheelbases and engines, with a focus on exhibitions and new car features in the era.
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The
Washington Post
C.D Davis
Racine Boat Manufacring Company
Muskegon
Enlieltght Teiuae
Conoet
LJ Drake
Wilson Company
RC Wilson
Wisen Company
Washington
New York
Grand Central Palace
Abov
Grand Centra Palace
Corbett Plans Secret Training Fights Behind Closed Doors
James Corbett predicts secret eight round fights with Jeffries as the path to Johnson's defeat. He says both fighters will train privately with signals from rooms next to theirs, to keep observers from learning their strategies. Corbett also notes Jeffries may use hidden gloves to test endurance while trainers debate handling Johnson.
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Johnson
Apedal
Washington Post
Chicago
Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson James
Corbett
Jeff
Jett
Jeffries
Nin
J ED Grillo Wreetutle
Jack Johnson
Tay
Pont
Jefries
Swimmers Meet Planned By City YMCA Clubs Tomorrow
The Philadelphia Central YMCA and Washington Central YMCA will hold a dual swimming meet tomorrow at 4 PM in the local association pool. Seven individual events and a relay are on the program as both squads show even form this season.
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Philadelphia Central
Washington Central
ED Yarde
Philadelphia
Clk
Schaal
Washington
Rutherford
Walk
Phliadelphis
Ayers
Crawford
Cutts
Hoprarty
Brunner
Schrenk
Ebasl
Weahington
Wood
Phiadelphis
Seoul
Stewart Fo 'Fardu
Breant Stoke
Vieth
Scott
Stelzer
Stone
Phila
Eton
Tee Ford
Vall
Heferes
Stuart
WB Hudeon
F A Cody
E Barker
R Jose
WJ Thacher
C E Beckett
H W Long
B Smith
Yale President Hadley praises football and reform idea
President Hadley of Yale told Alumni Weekly that football has worn well this season despite several sprains. He argues football diverts youths from vice and suggests a single rule to end mass plays by changing possession on each down unless equal chances exist, warning reforms could weaken major programs.
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Hadley
Yale
Washington Post
New Haven Conn
Yales
Wedas Boya
Washington speed brigade to hold New Year matinee
The Washington speed brigade plans a New Year matinee at 2 oclock featuring cutter rides and two class events with prizes for best horses. Appointments for turnout and judging emphasize equipment and appearance, with past carnivals cited for context and standards.
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Washington
Speed Brigade
BF. McCaully
Charles Hardy
Thin City
Baltimore
Old
Black Boy
Wolgast Must Fight in Frino If San Francisco Fails
Lightweight champion pugilist Battling Nelson says Wolgast must fight before Hester's Club in San Francisco or there will be no bout. Nelson claims Hester has permission for a longer contest in France and will take Wolgast as his ward for it.
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Wolgast
Frino
Miwaukee
Pugilist
Ninrr
Hester
San Francisco
Nelson
France
Condon Wins Presidents Cup In Pinehurst Tourney
W J Condon of the Wikagil Club New York captured the Presidents Cup from clubmate W K Gillett five up and four to play at Pinehurst NC after a tight day of rounds. Tuckerman Chevy Chase won first division consolation while Whitcomb Dunwoodin and Johnson Springfield Ohio took other division trophies.
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W. J. Condon
W. K. Gillett
Pinehurst
Oj Condon
Wikagil Club
New York
W. KE. Gillett
Condon
C. H. Matthieson
Ardsley
Gillett
WC Johnson
Canvehtook Club
Matthieson
Johnson
Tuckerman
Chevy Chase
Hudson
New Suffolk
Long Island
Brett
Brogiine
J . C. Rumsey
Invasion of Chicago Erupts In Baseball Power Struggle
Special to The Washington Post Milwaukee reports a brewing clash between the American Association and Western and Eastern leagues. Talks center on Chicago expansion, factional control, and possible Toledo Columbus and Louisville involvement. New National League rules committee named with Tighe Ohne Hesalee and Clark Griffith to lead talks in New York and proposals to follow.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Havener
Milwaukee ‘American Association Club
O'Brien
Association
American Association
Western League
New York
Chicago
Chivington
Goesip
Tebeau
Hope
St Paul
Minneapollis
Weve
Louleville
Kansas City
Toledo
Columbus
Teloma
Civington
Aovintes Cosine
Provienor Tighe
Ohne Hesalee
Clark Griffith
Cin‘einmatt Club
National League
Sheir Imugeting
Harmony Out of Discord and a New Basis for Sport
Jaméa B Sullwan, ex AU president, argues sport will gain a cleaner, broader national basis through division of sport and a supreme court of appeals. He notes the West's rise, upcoming AU championships in New Orleans, and calls for an international board with uniform rules and rates.
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Schola
Saya Safwan
New York
Jaméa B Sullwan
Sullivan
Ilivision
Supreme Court of ‘Appeals
Seattle
New Orleans
Chicago
Royal duckpin tournament crowns top scorers
In a Royal duckpin night, competitors posted high totals with grand stand fills. McClire led with 35 for three games, Delaney named Iowa State track coach Jeremiah D. Delany noted for his athletic roles in Boston.
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Bose Duckfin League
Hynderbolts
Tornatoes
Willams de
Sol Aldetich
Kogvies
Landere
Rascinen
Cononatee Horan
Ryor Iy
Milchot
Migauley
Tolan
Michand
McClire
Farrow
Rider
Ricketts
Delaney
Iowa
Boston
Jeremiah D Delan
Iowa State University
Taft family buys Philadelphia National League ballpark
Mrs Annie S Taft sister in law of President Taft and wife of Charles Pratt of Cincinnati becomes owner of the Philadelphia NL baseball grounds. Deed filed showing title to Mrs Taft not her husband. John I Rogers and A J Reach transferred title. Charles Patt named purchaser. Price listed as 220000 dollars. Club to lease grounds 5 years with option to buy at 20 years.
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Philadelphia
Annie Sinton Taft
Taft
Charles Pratt
Cincinnati
John I Rogers
A J Reach
Charles W Murphy
Chicago
Ely
Charles Patt
Recorder of Deeds’ Office
National League Baseball Club
Dorando Pietri Arrives in Frisco for Hayen Match
Italian marathon runner Dorando Pietri and his manager brother Tipano arrived by steamship from Southampton to race Johnny Hayen in San Francisco. Pietri, who collapsed in London, plans to race 5 to 15 miles before considering further matches with Shrubb or St Ives and then return to Italy. Nearby, Arthur Evans signs with Lynchburg’s Virginia League team as utility catcher. Philadelphia Nationals add Humphreys and other players to their roster.
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Frisco
Washington Post
New York
Dorando Pietr
London
America
Dorando
Tipano Pietri
Southampton
San Francisco
Johnny Hayen
St .Ives
Shrub
Shrubb
Italy
Buenos Aires
Tity
Lynchburg
Geta
Evana
Arthur Evans
Baltimore
Evans
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Lesier Agency
Maks
Dupont
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Ketchil
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Tom Lynth
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Jim Corbett
Joe Gan
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Wanke
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University of Chicago Athleties
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Thletic
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Giada Taerdar
Haas & CO
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