davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1918-02-11

HE number of thus far called into
small fraction of the total population in the big league
In New York. for instance the probably has CITY
more potential fanswho located the annnen
and training hard BY and auredy will baseball
large cities there similar cantonments Chicago being
cialy favored
Secretary of War Baker has
troops will be in France by spring formidable
army that surely will bring glory its country after
ALL 1T insignificant loss viewed
ball patronage
psychologists declare there for relaxation
times OF great stress than normally That
always population
Playing conditions will probably greatly than
attendance Teams will lose that will change them
contcnders second
Tor the men who there glory than
on baseball field and for the themselves
proposition OF being is fora another"
But baseball in general should Garry wit a smile
New-York tribune., 1918-02-11

and Shink, were missing from the line
up on these OCCASIONS
Nathaniel w. Niles, runner-up in the
national singles lawn tennis tourna-
ment at Forest Hills, Long Island. last
August. reestablished mans supremacy
at figure skating last week, when he
defeated Miss Theresa Weld, of Bos-
ton, the champion, in the annual cham
pionship tournament at Healy's Crys-
tai Carnival Rink. Miss Weld had won
the title at the Hippodrome last year,
defeating Niles and the rest of the
masculine skaters, but this time she
was forced to bow to the superior tech
nique of MIR. Niles, who showed a strik-
ing Improvement over his form of last
season.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-11
Walters First in Run
Around Central Park

J. p. Walters, the Paulist Athletic
Club sprinter, proved himself equally
good as a distance runner in again
winning the weekly handicap road race
of the Lower Manhattan League, held
over his clubs Central Park course yes
terday. Team honors were captured by
the Paulist organization with is points.
The Clark House representatives were
second with 81 points.
The summarv follows.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-11

MADE by the Gulf sub-tropcal s,n Westorn
Avn FLORIDA is coming its
men, Bc'air ST. Petersburg, Fort MYERS boast oo
courses ana the rst named is the
IL beautiful strip of country running west coast and
Its boosters say is less ridden than Eastern Florida
lhs calls to mind the fact that m
e s oouenern training camp for major league
he hst season the Browns trained
american League through June and the Quakers six weeks
WEST a tralnng came North and the
nant Is there ANYTHING in a ahunch -
New-York tribune., 1918-02-11
Grover Cleveland Alexander NOT 4 Bit Modes

( NRONER CLEVELAND ALEXANDERS firm holdout for ill.,
era bonus before he will to pitch for the Cubs next
season sets forth an interesting situation Alexander
he the Philadelphia
INTO great gate attraction helped the Quakers
series and ultimately sold for $4,000 1t is opinion
perhaps justly to
worth something addition to his conventional yearly
we suppose Alexander willing the PHILADELPHIA
club decade has paid hundreds of ball
players who failed to materiaize
paid back the Quaker club anything
ments 1t
Yet tor one player that does through club
is effect penazed providing course President Baker has
produce the $4,000 bonus which Alexander
will be Weeghman if Baker.
Alexander will probably away demands The 1915
success OF the Chicago Cubs almost ability
twenty-five to thirty theory his claims are onno
to all good But happens the personal
IN the matter is strong enough to logic.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-11
Wouldn't Trade Sisfer .for Cobb

Is QoiNN says he wouldn't Sser for Cobb showing
ne possessed of sound baseball Whv trade vounger
every indication of hitting and better for decade
valuable the defensive as an infelder who s faster
an ooDp and who amenabe to team n for veteran of
M years standing? There nothing at all sensational
New-York tribune., 1918-02-11
AnredO De OrO Loses a Chan,n;onSh;o

n NNHEf fR OF Chicago relieved Alfredo
De Ofo OF havana, of his billiard Ket
a I h ~ ee chaenged by Robert Cannefax, Louis
f+ a | ef'ng he title must play his challenger
ana IN. 1ne CITY IT. which the match is to be played
school OF three cuhionists such remarka
p sViue forward IN the last
~ % lo VIII De able to regain the tiular hono
ppu M ne recent match at Chicago. Maupome Otis Ellis
oannefaN and NORM among other young stars
DE ORC always has been great competitive one exer ayno
re most was at stake Few have his ability to shoot
'e ps sale or INTO the "ho bliardss sav and II this
remarkable capacity for play has allowed the Cuban
remain so long in the cushionists' van ~
e' mas peen Observed that bl]ardists
gg away from the safety paving greater attention
TO offensive billiards than Incessant safety M I somc
10 spectator and player alike
popularity of three cushions e ~ e
hose who witnessed Keckhers victory ec are tho ounc Chi
ha 20 Ne ugh the Cuoans safety play carrying the
oae to MS more experienced opponent throughout the match It
heceer sacrificed defensive billiards
from the enervating safety games "
New-York tribune., 1918-02-11
Forest Hills
Seven Defeats
Camp Upton

The Camp Upton hockey team met
defeat at the hands of the Forest Hills
seven at Forest Hills, Long Island, yes
terday afternoon. The score was 6
goals to 2. The Long Islanders won
the game in the first half, when three
of their star players tailed six goals.
The soldiers scored one goal in each
period. The game was played with six
men on each team, as the ice was
rather soft
Hallock, Camp Upton's centre, opened
the scoring when he shot goal from
s.crimmage. Conway, of Forest Hills,
followed by making four goals in rapid
succession. Downing, coverpoint, and
bloodgood. left wing, scored the other
two goals fer the Long Island team.
Only one goal was Gagged in the sec
ond half. when Hayes. of Camp Upton.
skated the entire length of the outdoor
rink and shot the rubber disk clean
INTO the basket.
The line-up:
coia Camp Upton G2) Positions rores, Hills (s,
,f,re0 Morln '.'....'... Point .......v Won Bermuth
1iayes ........... Cover point - DHrnin,,
Neuy .,............ Right wing Mccai,ee
>tFauss '........... Left wing ng... No.vjgoo,;
'''''oc" ..'''''...... Centre ............ Conway
p, Goals: First half-Conway (D. Hallock. Down,ny
New York Athletic Club rime Of halysoo " i're; aud
- minutes. " ''eS-o ana
New-York tribune., 1918-02-11

ION showO Otis missed
he should hnyC
satd Otis ' ' ~"'''" ''" "lspatches
small baAs
Dc
~no ms cneau
eorroms ~ ~ aAe 'o"s '"n ior the
New-York tribune., 1918-02-11
C0rben Needed Courage to Face Sullivan

f' aoe James Corbett has been getting bit Of the
RASPBERRY the followed tho demise
W oeoe John 10 be sure Sullivan beat that fight and
SO on YET IT took ability courage for the re
young h FRANCISCAN to face the mighty Sullivan Cobett ac
quo hfse admirably and picturesque champion He con-
toaed TO the ring the whole quite much as the next one and
"hen ne cles more will admit than now The annv lanes
no oouot aware that this unwritten rules the
New-York tribune., 1918-02-11
Otis Explains Missed Shot
Which Cost Billiard Title
Vana recentlv:

pom his return New York Chesbogh the following
explanation of his o
New-York tribune., 1918-02-11

Boxiins Aiies. Bll.srt
Il rooi Table Mfrs Re \
H pairs. suppl.cs Max
y ~ Ercs.. 20 Laion Square A
New-York tribune., 1918-02-11

Palist A. Observation-Disclosures. 4 8 6-l8
Iaulist A. Observation-Disclosures. l 5 G--lS
New-York tribune., 1918-02-11

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10 bob iie rei4lia oapOn gebedt II,
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9lasiudrtise aNdrfte.
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qprt-Tarit fei.er; 1eb $51.0o.
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Der Marii fir bic aneersn artiiel
par unbsrdnbsrt.
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GGbsr. II gHfnnss par .bfr
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Csc; firits 64e; ordinate iirizs SIC;
iscrpAs 52r PER 9aaenA
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2inbpteb - Ser Rarif mar
bnits ishr rubis; bic bsfsren NuaIir
idten iparsn fstis, Die anbsrsn &C..
briidt unb 6is ;u 25s nitbrissr. StO,
dtrs urn dssbers purosu ni4t pieI
eefauff. isl
Dsittlere unb ftapere Etiste $1,000
.--12.9O; 5leifter Gtiers $7.0o
1000; ailserieiem bis trtra $16.25
-12!00; Setfers $7.00-975; ausr
erIsiens bis uirn $10.00-1l.00;
sfiibs $6.75-S.G0; oiiserieisne bis
ertrn 1926 $1,000; Gamers $500 :
ESQ; Mil9siias S5O.00-1200O; !;
Gtpdsrs unb 6ssssrs $6.5o-s-50.
I BuIlen - 8ei febr mdbiger
3uF1gbr mar Der waurit itstis bis
FART. a
! 5att WuIlsn S10.50--1100; pc.
Issnn $8.25-10o0; srtra $10.25--
1850; magsss uub lei4te $500
500 ~ psxissf
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iiniers erHihrunssfross in bur4
bic nbnorm seifeistrten S}Isii6prsiie
in cine 3pansslase seraibsrt bic bic
tpeitsiitu arsiis btiidt Der notiir-
lide Riidi9las auf Die anberen ass
bensmitisI IGbt aud nod ni9t siHmaf
be @ssetori,r triumpbiren. bab fe
beier bnrnu iinb. ais bic qnbGreer
Der animoIiiden Rabruns. oenn au9
bic @smifit fno ni4t Hebr tiiIis gu
psalsz.
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@slidiOrn. - Sir Tldr3 $1.27
S.TT; ON S4iub $1.27s. Sir
Rai $1.24s-1.25t; am 6dIub
SIPS
aafsr. = Jir NGrs s1I -S3Ae;
ON SdluB s3te. Giir Wai 79-S0ie; /;
am SdIub sole.
port. - 5iir gini SAT .10-47. 20;
Grn SaIub $47.10.
81 SHmai3. = 5iir Gebr. s25. 30
25.92; nm S4iub $25.92. lyiir Mai
$3.50 -25 SO; am GfgnB S25.s2.
Ripp.nieiten. syiir Tsai $2477
an SdIuB s24so.
Rreeen. = Hp. 2, iiornin.n.
Gerifs. - S1.55-I.78.
9imptbp : $5.00ES.25.
alet. 81. .00-30.O0
Butter. - Warii uHps-dubert.
eisr. - Mnrft uneertgelt. 3ufithr
I054 aiiteu; Jnffs soc; orbtnarp
firits 55-57c; arf benz martt So
'5se; refrigerator firits 414c.
Rartpffsln. 3uFubr 8 Cara; ;
Yaarit unperdnStrt.
GeFliieeI. = aebenbes, Martt uns
perdnbert.
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RnbrunssmittsI, bic ben beitsn an
bic Seits ssiteIIt iperetn tOnHsn.-
SIN Orient. = Stdlien. bns Sdupts
lamb fir Gabrituti1r uHb slusfu5r
Der Iu,.atOni- 3ubsrsituug.
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- Gineinnutlf 5. Jtbr. 1913.
Die na9folssnbsu nilOtiruussn BE-
sistsn Ii9 s,ir auf Gnsrcs S2ransaf>
tionsn. Bel iftinuen Gaddftsa ipers
,bsH fipns t1tere preiie bershnet. 4
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