Cantillon Critiqued For Player Contract Incentives In Sports
Sporting comment by J. Ed Grillo discusses contract incentives aimed at preventing players from harmful actions. It questions whether fines and raises tied to conduct are effective, citing examples like Delng and Ganley and examining broader implications for team dynamics and professional integrity.
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Warren Heads List Amid UnclearElection Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and entities with missing context and garbled phrases. The readable items reference Warren and various abbreviations, suggesting a partially legible roster or candidate list without clear dates or outcomes.
Havana Results and Mile Race Recap
Summary of a Havana track meet with multiple horse races. Mentions names such as Moenes Kobe Creasan and Rexall amid results across eight and one quarter furlongs. Notes seconds and thirds for various entries, with timing references and scattered garbled details.
Unclear text fragment from city page notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions places and names including Los Angeles, Joseph Gates, Powers, JG Clam, Smiley, and others. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable. readable items are scattered proper nouns and partial phrases.
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Oakland
Apin Oroarlare
Mae Delaney
Simon Fatca
Lady al
Los Angeles
Ane
Joseph Gates
Lucky Lalvos Dank
Hoxan Siler Phiepheny Yard
Alma Buy
Janie Frenchgook
Powers
JG Clam
Smiley
Ner von Hees
Big Tourney Tonight At Palace Alleys
More than a hundred pin Knights will start play at Palace Alleys. Several prominent officers of the National Bowing Congress will be present. Pop Myers has worked hard.
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Palace
National Bowing Congress
Pop” Myers
Annual City Bowling Tournament Opens at Pulare Alleys Tonight
The opening of the annual City bowling tournament at Pulare alleys features class divisions for five man teams doubles and singles. Prizes include cash awards and three superior bowling balls with top contenders from the Capital pin bowlers and district hopefuls to compete through the week leading to finals Monday.
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No Unnal Bowling Congress
Pinsnllers
Pittsburg
Pon Myers
Fe Fogh
Corbett Scores Knockout in Eleventh Round Upset
New Orleans scene reports Young Corbett of Denver KO’d Harry Ferns of New York in the eleventh of a two round bout at the West Side Athletic Club across the Mississippi from New Orleans. Weighing 135 to 140 pounds, Corbett showed improved form, dominating after the sixth round. Referee Dave Barry. Also Abe Attell to fight Eddie Kelly in a ten round bout February 4 for the Southern Athletic Club in New Orleans.
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Young Corbett
Denver
Harry Ferns
New York
West Side Athletic Club
MacDonaghville
Mississippi River
Corbett
Phil Brock
Ferns
Firat
Dave Barry
Menenee Cone
Abe Attell
America
Eddie Kelly
Southern Athletic Club
Attell
May Get Good Start First Western Trip for Naps Tigers Sox Browns
A veteran baseball preview discusses early season schedules and weather, noting the Nationals opening against the Highlanders and a tough Western quartet including the Naps Tigers White Sox and Browns. It cites managerial offers and umpire plans, highlights the foul strike rule’s impact on pitchers, and mentions Johnson Evans Dineen and other prominent figures in a broad winter build up.
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Browns
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Iittle
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Highlanders
Stallings
Johnson
Idaho Wonder
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New York
Philadelphia
New Racquet Champions of the United States
In Boston at the Tennis and Racquet Club the amateur racquet doubles champions for 19 were crowned M Hereford and P D Haughton of the city. They defeated George R Fearing Jr and H D Scott in four straight games by scores of 18-17 15-5 16-6 and 16-4, overcoming a tough start as the opponents held the title in 1905-1906 and 190. The champions dominated every department after the opening game.
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P. D. Haughton
United States
George R. Fearing, Jr
H D_ Scott
Hereford
Haughton
Notre Dame Baseball Schedule Nears Completion
Notre Dame baseball plans steady practices after holiday break with 7 candidates for pitching 6 for catching and the rest evenly split among infield and outfield. The slate includes Albion Kalamazoo Michigan Michigan Agricultural Bertha m Colleges Minnesota Beloit Michigan Michigan Indiana Park Indiana Marquette Minnesota and more with two trips planned one through Michigan and another through the Northwest.
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Washington Post
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Ian
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Kalamazoo
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WALKER PLANS BIG DEAL IN ALC TRADE TALKS
Special to The Washington Star reports Chicago White Sox owner Charles Comiskey and St Louis Browns manager Jim McAleer near a major trade. Cleveland? No, St Louis seeks outfielder help and may send Donohue, Stone, and a pitcher. Jiggs and Howell are focal names discussed as part of the deal. Frank Isbell could slide to first base while Sunny Jim Smith and other pitchers are eyed to balance the roster.
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Vic Willis Quits Baseball Shocks Pittsburg Fans
Pittsburg Pa Jan 24 Vic Willis long pitcher announces quitting baseball. Reported salary disputes drive decision with Willis claiming higher pay possible at home in Newark Delaware. Barny Dreyfus denies Willis has signed and questions sincerity of quitting plan.
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Vic’ Willis
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Boyer Resigns From League In Major Shakeup
Special to The Warrington from Hagerstown dated January 24 reports Charles W Bovey resigns as president of the South Atlantic Baseball League. Bovey states his decision is final and he should not be considered president at the Atlanta league meeting. Boyer, longtime manager of theaters in Hagerstown Hancock Martinsburg and Williamsport, will focus on theatrical business. Tommy Burns signs a ten year contract with Hugo Mcintosh the promoter behind Sidneys big fights. Tommys opponent not mentioned.
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Charles W Bovey
South Atlantic Baseball League
Atlanta
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Hancock
Martinsburg
Williamsport
Tommy Burns
Hugo Mcintosh
Mcintosh
Sidney
Tommy
Battle for Seaboard Air Line Control Engulfs Harriman Ryan
In Washington and Baltimore a contest for Seaboard Air Line Railway control pits the Williams family of Baltimore against E H Harriman and Thomas F Ryan. Receivers have managed operations, with Ryan-linked leaders seeking to retire, while Harriman builds influence to secure a southern through-line route and discharge current receivers to finance a stronger position. The clash touches the Morgan and Northwestern lines, signaling a major reshaping of southern rail power.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
Williams Famiy
E H Hoarriman
Thomas F Ryan
Williams
Ryan
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York
Hagriman
Flarriman
Seaboard
Jeffries Not Fit to Face Johnson Yet Says Corbett
James J Corbett, former heavyweight champion, argues Jeffries should not fight Johnson for at least a year and perhaps two. He praises Jeffries but warns his five years of inactivity and fat must be shed through rigorous training before any match. He insists the white man must win back the title and urges promoters to delay the bout.
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Washington Post
Faneain Nehr
James J Corbett
Lincoln
Amerian Publi
Jeffries
Jack Cohnson
Corbett
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Johnson
Harriman Eyes Norfolk Line as Direct Freight Outlet
The plan envisions a direct rail line from Sylvama to Norfolk creating a contiguous route for Harriman to move freight to the Atlantic seaboard. Under his control the project aims to transform Norfolk into a major grain shipping port in the United States.
F. J. Marshall to Play Here in Simultaneous Exhibition
Local chess fans anticipate the arrival of American master Frank J Marshall who has just returned from Europe after tournaments and matches He recently lost to Rubenstein and defeated Mieges and a strong German player Gregory Marshall will host a simultaneous exhibition at the Washington Chess and Checker Club next Wednesday evening January He won ten and lost six with seven draws in his last local visit His style suits rapid play and he may soon meet Capablanca in a short match
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Frank J Marshall
Marshall
Europe
Rubenstein
Mieges
Gregory Marshall
Washington Chess and Checker Club
Capablanca
Doom of California horse racing as senate action looms
San Francisco reports that racing in California faces extinction if the Walker-Otis race track bill passes. The lower house support surprised rivals, triggering fears of a shift to Nevada or Mexican sites. Key figures like G. H. Williams oppose the measure and mobilize opposition while Nevada venues eyed as potential new homes.
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Jane
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Chippewa Falls skier sets 138 foot world record
Ovcar Gunderson of Chippewa Falls broke the world ski jump record with a 138 foot takeoff at the Northwestern ski tournament. The meet also saw multiple jumps over 110 feet and several near 140 foot efforts by other competitors.
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Nels Gjestvang
Modum Norway
Ameriean
Nation Ski Association
Jonn Byersen
Duluth
Oscar Gunderson
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Coleraine
Minn
Ingvald Hendrickson
Eau Claire
English runner vows fast marathon pace at Montclair meet
New York runner Jane Alfred Shrubb trains at Montclair for the marathon with Tom Longboat the Indian. Shrubb says he will maintain a pace to wear down his opponent. In practice he lowered the world 2 mile record to 1512. In Glasgow the rink club won a two day curling match 368 to 360 over Canadiens.
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Alfred Shrubb
Mont Clair
Tom Longboat
Inlan
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American violinist Albert Spalding at Belasco with Russian Symphony
Last night at Belasco Theater Albert Spalding, an American violinist, drew strong applause and offered two encores with the Russian Symphony Orchestra. Selections included Brush’s Concert in G minor, Schubert’s Thelce Ber, and a Wieninski Polonaise. The orchestra's use of celesta and a vivid performance of Mosquito by Lindau impressed the audience, while other numbers highlighted the ensemble's range.
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Belasco Theater
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Russian Symphony Orchestra
Lindow
New Jersey
Tschelkowsky
Poe
Casey’s Bold Ring Ambitions Highlight Local Bout
Casey dazzled the Philadelphia crowd in a pivotal bout against Alubux Casey with Ed Casey involved, while Jim Handing and Driscoll impacted the discussion. The young fighter showed ambition and potential, though nerves limited clean hits as observers noted his hard punching and future promise under proper coaching.
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Jan HoNobron
Driscoll
Gr Sor Hayes
Ed Casey
Alubux Casey
Jim Fon
Case
Automobiles Moving Up In Washington and Savannah
W D West of the Automobile Club of Washington returns from the auto show and notes the popularity of baby Buicks. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt bought one of these "type" machines for personal use as the Taft appropriation bill cuts funds for presidential cars. Judge Taft is seen as a strong motorist likely to replace White House horses. Vanderbilt Jr. calls Savannah an ideal yearly auto course with grandstands, after driving the course. A Packard owner is recalled for lighthearted Savannah memories as a group gathers to discuss cars and racing.
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Senate Committee On Appropriations
Taft
White House
William K Vanderbilt
Savannah
Dr Miles Antipain Pills touted as universal nerve pain cure
In testimonials from Rapide Maine Mrs H Brad ee n praises Dr Miles Antipain Pills for curing pains linked to nerves across headaches toothache neuralgia sciatica rheumatic backache and more. The ad claims relief without stomach upset and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit is seen.
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