The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-21
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Shortstop Tom Corcoran. who is book |
ed for release by Cincinnati played |
just ten years with the Cincinnati club. |
He is the last of the players who APP |
peared under the management Of
Buck Ewing
Pat Dougherty is the only player
who als participated i'm Two worlds
cham1io nshlp series. Patrick played
i'm the Boston -Pittsburg games of 1908
and i'm those of 1906 He is $4,000 the
richer thereby.
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YaIe's entire football receipts for
this season will be about $4,000. From
the Yale Harvard game each univer-
slty took away about 1872 900, and from
the Princeton match the rivals
each secured about S135O0.
The signed players of the Brooklyn
club for 1907 are Lumley Hummel
Batch. Casey, Mcintyre. Jess Whit
ing, Alperman, Lewis and Manager
Donovan. Jordan is not satisfied with
the offer made him and balks
| Professional football in Ohio Is breed
ing scandal Massillon promoters
claim that a Pittsburg syndicate of
gamblers tried to bride the team with
an offer of $4,000 before its first game
with Canton, which Massillon won.
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,,4r.z,,.t, uo,,, NTcnar,,ott ic Out Of
baseball in Fall River, it will not be
at all surprising if he renews his ac-
tivity in some other field. He may try
| his fortune in the New York State
League, where there is an opening,
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In figuring OF probabilities for next
years green trotting stakes, don't over
look Madge Wildfre. She trotted 4
| trial in 2.OSiA in the fall of 1905, AMI
go. off last summer, which kept he"
from the races, but she is no win fine
shape.
According to the will of the late Will
liam Ewing, the great catcher, the es-
tate amounts to $50, 400, largely in real
estate, and it is to go to the widow, to
| be hers as long as she remains unmar-
ried. IN case of her remarriage or
death the estate is to be divided be
tween their two children, Arthur and
! Florence, 10 and u yeare old respect
lively.
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Walter Randall in the New York
Evening Post writes Harvard was
beaten, and beaten by better team
better not because of the individual
ability of the men, but because the
team did not have a variety of play
equal to Yales, nor the same knowl-
edge and application of the new foot
ball. Itw as a case of Walter Camps
, strategy pitted against Till Reds
nd the Yale brand proved superior"
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Lajoie tells this one about Walker
, the tall pitcher who was once with the
club: cone day in Philadelphia the
-, left hind wheel of Jimmy Hayes ole
yellow bus came off when We were or
the way to the game, and the axle
! came down in the street with a bump
Walker hoped out, grabbed the axle
and lifting it up, held it until the whee
O was put back on again. Flick, Bern
hard, Joss and We're in that corner o
the bus, and Walker must have lifted
close to 1000 pounds"
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s The most important harness race o
a the year in England was won by Grac
Greenlander, who at Imlur Court Parl
on August 10 won the race for the
o mile championship, in doing which sh
9 beat the American race record for tina
t distance, 7:161a, made By Fairywoo,
y Minneapolis, Mimi, in 1895. Grac
n Greenlander trotted the three miles Il
J7:15%, over a half-mile track. whic