Week of national sports opens with tours and races across North America
From Glidden tours across midwest to Windsor, a series of opening races and championships spans the continent. Events include the Glidden tours Omaha to Des Moines and Davenport to Chicago, tennis openings in Knoxville and San Francisco, yacht and boat races from New London to Marblehead, and numerous auto and aviation meets from Toronto to Los Angeles.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Devon Polo Club
Devon
Montreal
Mason City
Orange
N. J
Knoxville
Des Moines
Lake Erie
Newcastle
Davenport
Harvard
Yale
New London
Conn
California
San Francisco
Chicago
Yale-Harvard
Thames River
Blue Grass Motor Club
Lexington
Pittsburg
Canadian Racing Association
Fort Erie
New York
Albany
Celtic Park
Wildwood Automobile Club
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Aurora
Ill
London
Newburyport
Marblehead
Mass
Batting Pairs as Pitchers Fears in Major Leagues
The piece highlights feared power duos in many teams led by Collins and Baker of the Philadelphia Americans. It cites Davis and Murphy after Mack’s stars, Cobb and Crawford for Detroit, Leach and Clarke for Pittsburgh, Wagner and Miller, Turner and Lajoie, Lord and Speaker, and other noted tandems across leagues. It asserts pitchers dread facing these consecutive sluggers when bases are full.
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Collins-Baker
Philadelphia Americans
Collins
Baker
Davis
Murphy
Mack
Cobb and
Crawford
Detroit
Pittsburg
Leach
Clarke
Wagner
Miller
Cleveland
Turner
Lajoie
Boston
Lord
Speaker
Indian conference in Muskogee to discuss citizenship shift
The Muskogee conference gathers Indian leaders and federal officials to plan abandoning tribal customs and embracing American citizenship. Delegations from the Choctaws Cherokees Seminoles Chickasaws and others join tribes from New York Dakota Texas Arizona Oregon to discuss the civilization burden and future rights.
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Muskogee
Okla
Red Men
Commercial Club of
Five Civilized Tribes
New York
Dakota
Texas
Arizona
Florida
Complete Water Reservoir for Irrigation on Naslin Ranch
Messrs. Murdock and Freaney who bought the J. O. Naslin ranch above the Columbia river have completed a reservoir to supply irrigation. A pump will be installed and using the pump and springs 250 acres will be irrigated. The owners recently arrived from the east and are pleased with the prospects.
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Messrs
Murdock and
Freaney
J. O. Naslin
Columbia River
Murdock
Ice Cream Social at Miss Esta Pollard's Home
There will be an ice cream social at the home of Miss Esta Pollard on South Mission Street Tuesday evening. Everyone is invited.
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Esta Pollard
South Mission Street
Kling Back With Cubs Shows No Slump In Form
Chicago Nationals star catcher John Kling appears back to peak form after a year away. Cubs players report his throwing accuracy and speed to second base remain elite and his batting eye unchanged. Interspersed anecdotes describe his rekindled presence pleasing president Murphy and manager Chance.
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John Kling
Chicago Nationals
Cub
Kling
Tinker
Chicago
Murphy
Chance
Zer
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