Palzer to Fight Jack Johnson in Paris for World Title
Boxing circles buzz over plans by promoter Tom O Rourke to match Palzer with Jack Johnson in Paris for the world heavyweight championship. Possible bouts include Jim Flynn or Joe Jeannette in London or New York ten rounders as Johnson faces legal and financial doubts before a marquee bout. Luther McCarty to stage exhibitions and a September bout as touring plans unfold with bids from New York and Los Angeles.
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Burlington Baseball Club Manager Sparks Negotiations
Burlington may not have AORN as manager for the coming season as discussions between Fort Hayden and Dick Roln suggest Roln seeks higher pay. Hayden proposes a fair bargain or appointing a full substitute, with the Burlington baseball people to vote after review.
Owls Sweep Brunswicks In Three Straight Bowling Meet
The Owls defeated the Brunswicks three games in a row on the Man ant alleys last evening. Kress led with a 180 game and 184 1-3 series to carry individual honors. Kezar topped the Brunswicks with the high game and best average for the losing team.
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Bresnahan to Play with Cubs in 1913 14 15
Chicago news reports Roger Bresnahan has agreed to sign with the Cubs for the 1913 1914 and 1915 seasons after a long distance call with manager Jon Evers. Murphy outbid rivals including the Pirates Reds and Cincinnati to secure the star catcher, while Mordecai Brown accepted Cincinnati terms for one year and plans to join Joe Tinker’s club. Brown believes his knee and arm are strong enough for a full season.
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Tinker Seeks Catcher Ahead of Mobile Camp
Tinker seeks a catcher for the team as Mobile camp opens. He plans to visit Kansas City to discuss with Johnny Kting and hopes to persuade him to return. A successful reunion would set the squad for the season’s start.
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Zbyszko Presses Gotch Chase on Iowa Champion Trail
Polish wrestler Zbyszko, recovering from a strong showing in Chicago, says he can defeat Gotch and disputes Gotch’s terms for a return match. Herman vows relentless pursuit of Gotch, notes Zbyszko’s master status in catch-as-catch-can and dismisses Lurich’s claimed European wins as differences in style.
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Waterloo Team to Des Moines Take on Strong Des Moines Bowlers
The Waterloo bowling team travels to Des Moines on Friday to face the five best Des Moines bowlers led by Charles Jackman. They regu lateLy beat the Dick Bros and the team plans a Vancouver trip to fundraise with Canadian tournament hopes.
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Stagg to Take Long Vacation
Chicago January 8 Coach A A Stagg of the University of Chicago will begin a four week vacation trip to Warida this week. The Midway diary notes details of the journey and potential impact on team plans.
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Track Coach to Take Extended South Trip
Rector plans an extended southern trip to avoid a nervous breakdown as Philip Comstock, former captain and noted distance runner, will assist Page in drilling the track squad through a demanding winter season. The squad faces a tough outlook with 30 fur prospects expected to test the program, while baseball work remains steady despite Stage's absence. The winter season opens with a basketball schedule and tentative track meet negotiations, with minor sports swimming and gymnastics yet to solidify calendars.
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Reimer Wins American Heavyweight Wrestling Title
Jess Westergaard of Des Moines defeats Henry Ordemann of Minneapolis two falls to one to claim the heavyweight wrestling championship of America in Minneapolis. Ordemann wins the first fall in 24 minutes with a half Nelson and crotch hold. Reimer takes the second in 19 minutes with a reverse Nelson. Ordemann injured and pinned in 14 minutes for the decisive third fall. Frank Gotch referees but does not comment on Zbyszko.
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Marsans Holds Out on Tinker in Reds Contract Talk
Cincinnati, Jan 8. Armando Marsans refuses unsigned contract terms offered by Cincinnati Reds manager Joe Tinker. Marsans, Cuban outfielder, declines to rate his ability according to charity standards and threatens to stay in Cuba without a raise. He enjoyed a good season previously and can stand firm due to his wealthy background and love of the game.
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Distribution of 25000 pheasants planned in Indiana
Bloomington January 7 J N Wheeler state game commissioner announced that state farms near Auburn hatched 26000 English ring necked pheasants doubling 1911. Birds will be distributed pro rata among counties where farmers protect them. Critics claim pheasants harm quail but expert Wallace Evans says they do not interfere with quail partridge or grouse and do not associate.
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Keokuk Has Not Sold Franchise Says Local Protests
Keokuk and region buzz as Myrl F. Baker and associates tout a rumored baseball franchise. Officials say no decision yet on staying in the Central Association and funds are sought to support a local team. The Keokuk association has until mid March to decide its position amid public speculation. An adjacent ad promotes The Iowa Homestead farm paper and subscription opportunities.
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