McCarty Beats Palzer for Heavyweight Crown in Vernon Arena
McCarty defeated Palzer in the eighteenth round to clinch the heavyweight championship at Vernon arena in Los Angeles California. Referee Eyton stopped the fight as Palzer, battered and bleeding, could not defend himself after a sustained Nebraskan onslaught. Palzer showed courage but was outmatched in most rounds with McCarty landing the cleaner punches.
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Los Angel's
Cal
Larner McCarty
Jim Piyon
Vernon Arena
al Palaer
McCarty
Eyton
Palzer
Referer Eyton
Andrews Relates Baseball Career and State Adventures
Dr. Jay Andrews recounts a long baseball career from 1895 to 1910 with multiple clubs including Rock Island Des Moines Cedar Rapids Chicago Nationals Buffalo and Tacoma He notes championships and pennant races along the way and his current role as Waterloo team leader with a live hometown following. He cites heights and weight and reflects on aging in the sport.
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Jay Andrews
Iso
Rales
Waterloo
Black London
Washington
Senate
Joe Cantillon
Rock Island
Old Western Association
Uy Towaa
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Club
Western Association
Minneapolis Hhit
American Association
The
Millers
Chicago Nationals
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Indians
Muffalo Club
Shannon
Bisons
George Tebeau
Tom Hickey
Bill O'Rourke
St. Toe
Streator
Famhaw
Ace
J. T Am
Onrigh
McCarty Routs Palzer In Furious Boxing Rally
In a hard fought round Palzer clung to McCarty amid heavy exchanges. A brutal right hook and left swing left Palzer dazed as McCarty pressed the attack delivering powerful blows that left Palzer struggling and off balance. Referee intervened as the bout stayed close with both fighters trading heavy shots.
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Palzer
McCarty
MccCarty
MecCarty
Leal
Pal Metarts
Pulver
Goth
McCart Gother
Alzer
Eros
McCart Tate
Maizer
Attotty
Sirengerh
Long Ring
Carty
McCart Boy
Palzer Tefte
Vielone
Bennead
Fay McCarty
Palser
Heis
Palz Holy
Palger
Fiyton
Baby Name Request Sparks Lighthearted Local Tale
A quirky local note describes residents debating a baby’s name and a playful request to contact Leni and Johnson National Bank for guidance. Community members share humorous ideas while awaiting a chosen moniker.
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Baby
Leni and Johnson National Bank
Vader
Tommy Murphy Defeats Burns in Open Air Fight
New York fighter Harlem Tommy Murphy outboxed Frankie Burns in San Francisco at an open air arena, winning after Burns was overwhelmed and the towel was thrown in during the seventeenth round. Murphy dominated from the first round, trading blows with Burns who sustained facial cuts and bloodied both fighters as the rounds progressed.
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San Francisco
Frankie Jiurne
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Eighth Street Open Air Arena
Burns
Murphy
Harlem
Burns Loses to Murphy in Final Rounds Stoppage
In a close bout Murphy pressed through the later rounds landing solid punches. Burns slowed in rounds fourteen to seventeen and appeared powerless as Murphy delivered blows to a defenseless opponent. The referee stopped the fight and Murphy won by decision.
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Burns
Murphy
Griffin
Baseball commission and the world series details noted
A promotional note urges timely care for a harsh cold that can lead to bronchitis or pneumonia. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as effective relief for inflamed air passages and hoarseness, claiming quick benefits and availability at all druggists.
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Foley
The Sporting Annual 1913 a World Baseball Statistics Summary
The Police Gazette Sporting Annual 1913 published by Richard K K Fox offers a compendium of top performances across sports edited by Sam C C Austin. It cites Amateur Athletic Union records and National sources for baseball statistics.
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Police Gazette
Richard Kk. Fox Publishing Company
Sam CC. Austin
Amateur Athletic Union
Marshalltown Times-Republican issues 1911 12 edition
Special edition details improvements for 1911 12 totaling 1 175 647 with 800 000 in new buildings and 400 000 in net residences. It lists 126 new or remodeled homes and shows photographs of new houses and businessmen. The edition highlights general news and reflects credit on publishers and the city.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Otty
Michigan Swears in Democratic Governor Ferris
Lansing January 2. The Michigan legislature convened with Woodbridge N Ferris a Democrat taking the oath as governor. A Republican legislative majority faces a Democratic governor for the first time in twenty years. The first act will be choosing a United States senator with Senator William Alden Smith claiming victory amid a Republican minority. Opponents include Alfred Lucking Democrat and They Adore Joslin Progressive.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Woodbridge
Cut the high cost of living told by W H Chapman
Winnebago Neb man recounts saving a doctor bill by using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for his two children’s cough. He claims one 25 cent bottle cured them without opiates and advises readers to purchase from druggists.
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W. H. Chapman
Winnebago
Neb
Foley
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Tom Oroeurke
Paleer
Megs McCarty
Palner
Ainst
McCarswin Ty
Palaer
AleCarty
Pal
Lawerve
McCurry
Jowan
Low Aid
Andrews
Buffalo
Tacoma Om
Tacoma l
Portland
Sioux City
Nashville, Tenn
St. Joseph
Topeka
Dick Cooley
Butchinson
Coogler
Western Spagus
Oklahoma City
Kewanee Club
Central Association
Tommy Murphy
New York
Master of California Pugilist
Luther M’carty
Los Angeles
Baseball Commission
Marshalltown
Heidsieck
Ip Co. He
Piper Piping
Piper Heidsieck
V. J. Busby, Mgr
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Bank Transfer CO
Des Molines
Thasa
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Vista Watel Enis
Wilbert Shallenberger
H. Qaweed
Chicago
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