Sisler Trade Rumor Dominates NL Winter Meetings
At the Waldorf Astoria the National League opened with routine talks as trade buzz swirled around Phil Ball's St. Louis Browns star George Sisler. Major leaguers brace for a possible deal, while officials report strong attendance and cash flow in the 63 year old circuit.
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Frank Getty
United Green
New York
George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Waldorf-Astoria
Phil Ball
Baseball
Ball
Sisler
John Heydler
Heydler
Jake Ruppert
Bill Veeck
Barney Dreyuss
Ham
Connie Mack
Billy Evans
Indians
Comiskey
White Sox
George Moriarity
Detroit Tigers
Evans
Harry Rice
Browns
George
W s In Football By Feg Murray
Feg Murray surveys early football greats naming Pop Warner and Gibby Welch among the standouts. He lists legendary players at each position from multiple eras and suggests candidates for an All American team with notes on backs, ends, linemen, and centers.
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Pop” Warner
Cornell
Pop
Gibby” Welch
Pittsburgh
Stanford
Gibby
Harold Weekes
Walter Camp
Columbus
Weeks
Michigan
Sam White
Princeton
Wagner
West
Colgate
Ed. Weir
Nebraska
Welch
Wharton
Penn
Adam Walsh
Notre Dame
Boss
George Wilson
Washington
Harry Wilson
Penn State
Army
Doug Wyckoff
Georgia Tech
Columbia
Webster
Yale
Woodruffs
Biggest Holiday entertainment planned by local unions
Arrangement committee reports preparations for the largest Local holiday entertainment on December 29 with a banquet ball and music. Transfers include W. T. Rainey Charlie Spann and C. H. Kenerson. Fifty seven members attend the weekly Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen meeting and elect officers for the new year.
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W. T. Rainey
Charlie Spann
Denver
C. H. Kenerson
Borger
E. E. Middaugh
C. B. Frederick
Guy Owns
Amarillo
Lewis
Borcer
Snyder
Brown
Childress
Clapper
Waynoka
Cleveland
Ohio
Amarillo Cagers Open Season Thursday Night
The Amarillo Cagers league opens with five teams Nobles Brothers Grocery Post Office City Drug Southwestern Bell and Santa Fe general offices playing at the new high school gym. Opening night set for 10 o clock with a 7:30 meeting at Russell Sporting Goods to discuss plans.
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Amarillo Cagers
Nobles Brothers Grocery
Post Office
City Drug
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Santa Fe General Offices
Russell Sporting Goods Company
Nobles Brothers
Southwestern Bell
Santa Fe
French bull fight sparks support despite lean rules
The article argues that popular French enthusiasm for bull fighting persists because the event is not lethal to the bull or riders. It notes that no bulls are killed and horses are spared from goring, reflecting a more humane, symbolic revival of the sport.
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Briton I. Bude
Chicago Rapid Transit Company
American Electric Railway Association
Paris
City Cage Leaders Tied After Tough Night
In city league play Presbyterian downed Clemente Young 40 to 22 while Prairie Cogete defeated Piggly Wiggly 21 to 26. The standings show Clemente Young and Presbyterian tied at the lead with Gibson Bros likely to join after their next game.
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Clements Young
Presbyterian Five
Gibson Bros
Clemente Young
Prairie Cogete
Piggly Wiggly
Scottish boxer dies after final knockdown in London match
Tommy Angus of Scotland died from brain concussion after his head struck the floor when he was knocked down by Jack Mansfield in the second round of a six round boxing bout in London.
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United Press
London
Tommy Angus
Scotland
Jack Mansfield
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