Cantillon Eyes Trades at Chicago Meeting for Nationals
Cantillon plans to push trades during the Chicago meeting seeking to swap pitchers for an experienced left fielder. He targets Diberfela and options like Ganfey, Burny, Heeley, and Shilepe, while considering Gelder and an outfield prospect. Bresnahan and other Cubs players are noted in discussions.
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Attell Driscoll Featherweight Bout off over weight clash
The planned ten round featherweight world title fight between Abe Attell and Jem Driscoll faced collapse after Attell’s camp refused 124 pound limits and insisted on alternate terms. Negotiations at Metropole and other venues broke down with forfeit threats and arbitration proposed. Driscoll trained steadily for the Feb 20 date as National Club officials signaled no terms accepted.
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Sporting Comment by Ed Grillo on Abe Attell
A sprawling column reviews Abe Attell and boxing figures, weaving memories and opinions from fans. It reflects on Attell’s era, hints at contemporary rivalries, and notes public interest in boxing history and personalities.
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National Commission Meet Opens. NL Bosses Clash in Chicago
The National League meeting opens in Chicago with president Brush of Giants absent from sessions. Talks focus on umpire bribery probe and possible adjourning delays. Georgetown selects wrestling team for Carroll Institute meet led by coach Joyce with Cogswell Kerwin Kol Perce and Graham.
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Ungland likely to field third with Frie manis at first
The fragment describes Ungland being kept at third base and Frie manis possibly taking first, with reference to Elberfeld for the locals. It hints at a cricket or baseball lineup and players as a plan if no action is required.
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Automobile World News Notes on Early 20th Century Car Industry
A sweep of automotive items reports Chalmers-Detroit buying land for a factory expansion and production shifts. Indian motorcycles sell well as demand grows. Cadillac orders surge in Chicago. Jackson cars touted as durable after seven years on the market, with rising sales.
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Hold Relay Finals At Georgetown Trials Determine Prep Relay Team
Trials were held yesterday afternoon at Georgetown for the relay team that will represent the Preps in the Federal games next Saturday night at Convention Hall. A large squad of fast runners competed and the heats were close. Those who made places on the team were Cahill Brennan Weiser and Nawn with Beiskall as substitute. The time was not announced but it was fast.
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After High Jump Record to Be Challenged by 15 Contenders
Over four hundred athletes entered the Federal Olympic games meet at Intervention Hall next Saturday night. Harry Porter leads a strong field aiming to break the 6 feet 1 inch mark set in Washington seven years ago. Fifteen men, including Ret Tester, Newberry, Martin, Pandolph, Boettinger, and Parker, vie to beat the record as others from Princeton, Virginia, and Baltimore join the list. Trials for the intercity relay are tonight at 7:39.
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Interscholastic Rowing Meet at Schuylkill River May
The Washington Post reports the only national interscholastic rowing championship will be held on the Schuylkill River in June under the American Rowing Association. Schools anticipate entries, with St Johns of Delafield and Ithaca likely sending crews. Maximilian Smith, bow, aims to compete after midwinter exams. Carey Courtney may join the freshmen squad amid illness.
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Practice Alleys Look to Save Bowling Congress Tourney
Western entrants fail to arrive delaying full contestant list for the American Bowling Congress event in Pittsburgh. Duquesne Garden to host alleys outside the main hall for warmups as official practice, with no shots permitted on the central alleys. Secretary Langtry could not disclose total entries as of tonight. hopes center on a Friday update.
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American Bowling Congress
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Mississippi River
Langtry
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Tomorow
Sporting Sidlights from Diverse College and City Athletics
A garbled sports column notes compulsory swimming at Qmo sare University and Syracuse anglers planning a $2009 project. It mentions Handball growing at Indiana University, a Detroit favored baseball assignment, and a rowing award in New York next month. Jerome Keogh challenges Tommy Hnesthn for pool, Bosisn to send a bowling team to Madison Square Garden, and Jack O'Brien aiming to secure a middleweight title with Stanley Ketebet in Philadelphia. The piece covers Indianapolis boxing, international sprint and distance runners, and the Oregon University track team losing Fred Moult enn to auto work. The Philadelphia Yachtsmen Club plans a clubhouse and racing craft handling discussion, as teams pursue Penn relays in April.
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Adaress
Indoor skating marks fall at Hippodrome rink meet
In a wrapped indoor worlds skating event at the Hippodrome Rink on the state fairgrounds, Baptie lowered his world record and Nilssen set a new mile and two mile mark, while tensions rose as rivals contended for the titles and a collapse interrupted the contest.
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Unclear Racing Entries Spark Diverse Stakes at LA Meet
Fragmented OCR lists numerous horse names, handlers, and odds across an LA racing card. Entries include multiple horses, trainers, and potential races with scattered numbers, with no clear event summary or outcomes due to garbled text.
Fragmented OCR takes vague form of local notice
An unclear OCR passage lists scattered tokens resembling place names and personal references. Content is largely unreadable, with no coherent event, date, or identifiable entities to establish a factual summary.
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