Tinker Goes to Reds Chance to New York
New York report on December 11 details the Chicago Nationals trading Joe Tinker to Cincinnati along with Chapman and Loudermilk for Humphreys Corridon Mitchell Kinsley and Arthur Phelan. The deal clears the way for Frank Chance to become manager of the New York Americans pending official word.
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New York
Joe Tinker
Chicago Nationals
Cinccinnati
Chicago
Tinker
Chapman
Loudermilk
Cincinnati
Humphreys
Corridon
Mitchell
Kinsley
Arthur Phelan
Detroit
Frank Chance
New York Americans
Chicago Dec 11 Negotiations Between Leagues
Chicago December 11 report notes ongoing negotiations between the American and National Leagues. Details unclear as surface text suggests talks focus on schedule and governance. Names of teams or officials are not provided in the readable fragment.
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Chicago
American
National League
McCarey Invites Ex-Champs to See Luther McCarty Fight
Los Angeles December 11 Every living ex heavy weight champion will be invited to Los Angeles at promoter Tom McCareys expense to witness the New Years day bout between Luther McCarty and Al Palzer the winner to be proclaimed world champion John L Sullivan Corbett Fitzsimmons Jeffries and Burns will receive invitations
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Los Angeles
Tom McCarey
Luther McCarty
al Palzer
John L. Sullivan
James J. Corbett
New Orleans
Bob Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Carson City
Jim Jeffries
Tommy Burns
Jeffries
Five race card at five and a half to six furlongs
A horse racing program lists six selling races from five and a half to one mile with weights for Jolly Tar through Shooting Spray. Numbers indicate weights for each runner and several entries show anomalies like Uncle Jimmie Gray 198 and Don Enrique 1095. Weather is clear and track is good.
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Jolly Tar
Ernest H
Sharper Knight
Luke van Zandt
Loving Moose
Kitty W
Holabird
Mazurka
King Stalwart
Tom Chapman
Camarada
Ora McGee
Sanel
Buss
Dog Star
Pipe Vision
Autumn Rose
Swish
Originator
Twickingham
Mandadero
Love Day
Miss Korn
Accumen
Lambertha
Knt Tucker
Lilly Paxton
David Warfield
Lessear
Quid Novic
Antoine
Zinkand
Lucille Allen
Jimmie Gray
Serenade
Orba Smile
Gold of Ophir
Amphalko
Dominica
Anne McGee
Gilpy
Napa Nick
Coelinet
Sepulveda
Minnolette
Jim L
Royal River
Don Enrique
Malale Girl
Shorty Northcut
Shooting Spray
Five furlong opener yields Real Star in first, Bula Welsh third
Five furlongs purse race won by Real Star with Pan zaretta second and Bula Welsh third. Time 1 01 3 8. Second race six furlongs selling led by Calathamplan with Annual Interest second and Elizabeth Harwood third. Time 1 14 3-5. Third race five and a half furlongs selling won by Transparent with Ode lia second and Salvage third. Time 1 08 3-5. Fourth race furlongs Sir Alvescot won with Lady Young second and Parlor Boy third. Time 1 08. Fifth race selling six furlongs Ella Bryson wins with Lady Rankin second and Ursula Emma third. Time 1 15. Sixth race selling one mile Feather Duster wins with Ratcliffe second and Engraver third. Time 1 48 1-5.
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Panzaretta
Gross
Real Star
Buxton
Bula Welsh
Forsythe
Calathamplan
Groth
Kirschbaum
Elizabeth Harwood
Seling
Transparent
Hill
Odelia
Salvage
Huffman
Sir Alvescot
Lady Young
Molesworth
Parlor Boy
Nicol
Ella Bryson
Lady Rankin
University of Washington mourns after mat carries deadly germs
In Seattle on December 11, the University of Washington faces mourning as two student athletes who contracted blood poisoning died yesterday. Tests on germs from the wrestling mat found 600 germs per square inch, including 100 blood poisoning organisms, linking the pad to the outbreak.
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Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
Rivers Brock Match Nears After 3000 Guarantee Request
Cleveland Dec 11 A near agreement on a 12 round bout between Joe Rivers Pacific coast lightweight and Phil Brock of Cleveland was wired to Rivers manager by Matt Hinkel last night. Rivers had refused two previous offers and demanded a 3000 guarantee for his share at ringside.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Joe Rivers
Pacific Coast
Phil Brock
Rivers
Matt Hinkel
Hin
Boxers weigh in for January title bout at 188 pounds
Kel wired an offer for the match stating terms for a January 7 or January 9 bout if Brock makes 188 pounds by 6 o clock. It would be the largest purse ever offered to a boxer for a local match. A favorable reply is expected soon.
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Kel
Brock
Bride and Groom Famous as Champions of Courts
In Los Angeles on December 11 Miss May Sutton former world champion and bride of Thomas Clark Bundy national doubles champion married at Christ Episcopal church. Sister Miss Florence Sutton served as maid of honor and Simpson Sinsalmagh attended Bundy. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s father Captain A Sutton’s home. Bundy runs a local realty business.
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Los Angeles
May Sutton
Thomas Clark Bundy
Maurice McLoughlin
San Francisco
Christs Episcopal Church
Baker P. Lew
Florence Sutton
Bundy
Simpson Sinsalmagh
California
Capt
A. Sutton
Parker Leaves Old Firm in Quiet Dismissal Fight Over Senate Seat
The firm Parker Hatch Sheehan dissolves as ex Judge Parker parts from partners amid a long public drama tied to Albany politics and the Parker Sheehan presidential campaigns. Hatch and Sheehan will continue a general law practice. Parker will work solo and has bought the Black library and office fixtures.
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New York
Parker, Hatch
William F Sheehan
Supreme Court
Edward W. Hatch
Hatch & Sheehan
Parker
Frank S. Black
Hatch
Judge Parker
Sheehan
David B. Hill
Judge Hatch
Only One Team Is Out Of The Race In Six Day Bicycle Event
New York Dec 11 The six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden is half over with strong stamina from riders. Magin and Lawrence are the only missing starters with Magin injured and Lawrence-withdrawn for lack of a partner. After seventy second hour the field races on 1,464 miles seven laps with leaders seven miles ahead of the record and several teams sustaining crashes but continuing.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Magin
Lawrence
New Jersey
Suter Brothers
Carman
Loftes
Providence- Jamaica
Kramer
Moran
Hill
Clark
Clarence Carman
Jamaica
N. Y
Jumbo Wells
Gordon Walker
George Cameron
Harris Champion Butte Balk Line Billiardist
F. L. Harris wins the balk line billiard tournament at Strobel hall Butte with 11 contestants playing 10 games each over eight weeks. James Reynolds Sam Solve son and L. L. Doty tie for third. E. H. Wilson posts a high run of 36 in one game. Harris, a former San Francisco horseman, notes the amateur event saw much money wagered on individual matches.
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F. L. Harris
Butte
James M. Reynolds
Sam Solveson
L. L. Doty
Strobel Hall
North Main Street
E. H. Wilson
Mr. Harris
San Francisco
Montana Ag college trounces Carroll club 81 to 17
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Bozeman reports Montana Agricultural College basketball defeated Carroll club of Helena 81 to 17. Neither side showed strong form with many easy baskets missed. Hillis guarded and Foley forward starred for Carroll while Conner and Hartman led the locals in scoring.
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Bozeman
Montana Agricultural College
Carroll Club
Helena
Hillis
Foley
Conner and
Hartman
Baker Named Princeton Football Captain for Next Year
Hobart Amory Hare Baker, class of 1914, the Princeton football team’s half back for the last two seasons, was selected today as captain for the upcoming year in Princeton New Jersey.
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Princeton
N. J
Hobart Amory Hare Baker
Smith versus West halted in first round boxing clash
New York Dec 11 The California heavyweight Gunboat Smith fought Harry West of Cincinnati until the referee stopped the bout in the opening round to spare West a knockout.
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New York
Smith
California
Harry West
Cincinnati
Ohio
Draw in Philadelphia Ends Match Between Le Doux and Williams
In Philadelphia on December 11 Charles Le doux of Paris bantamweight European champion and Kid Williams of Baltimore fought to a six round draw. The bout showcased rapid exchanges and even footing throughout, with neither fighter securing a decisive victory.
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Philadelphia
Charles Ledoux
Paris
Europe
Kid Williams
Baltimore
New York to abolish high school secret societies
New York Dec 11 The board of education will vote to abolish all secret societies in city high schools. The rule, submitted by the committee on high schools, claims such groups have a detrimental influence on students and will be approved at the next meeting.
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Chance
New York Americans
New York
McGraw
New York City
Board of Education
Committee On High Schools
Governor Wilson Receives Forty Thousand Letters In Five Months
In Trenton New Jersey on December 11 Governor Wilson’s secretary Joseph P Tumulty announced that about forty thousand letters have arrived for the democratic presidential candidate since his emergence in July. The correspondence reflects widespread interest and public engagement with his campaign.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Joseph P. Tumulty
Christmas Standard multi-section seven part film of pages
Christmas Standard presents seven sectional parts totaling SO pages. Part one 16 pages covers regular news. Part two 16 pages focuses on editorial social drama and sport. Part three 16 pages highlights Butte life and humor. Part four 16 pages covers Anaconda and other Montana cities. Part five, eight pages, The Christmas of the Nation by Thomas Nelson Page with Loomis illustrations. Part six four pages color views of Montana scenery and Butte motherhood. Part seven four pages features Christmas comics.
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Montana
Butte
Anaconda
Thomas Nelson
Loomis
Knockout for Ad Fell for Our Act
Ad Wolgast and manager Tom Jones lost nearly $8000 on the Flynn McCarty fight last night and vow not to bet again. McCarty and Billy McCarney hoodwinked them with a club style display as Nat Goodwin joined in wagering. Wolgast said McCarty did not know how to box and predicted an easy Pueblo victory.
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Los Angeles
Wolgast
Tom Jones
Flynn-McCarty
McCarty
Jones
Billy McCarney
McCarney
Nat Goodwin
Giant
Germany and its boots draw economy from excess length
A New York Evening Post correspondent notes that German boots run long and broad, with an inch protruding beyond the toe and a two inch toe width. He argues this excess adds four square inches per person in footwear, implying widespread surplus and economic impact across the population.
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Holland
Rhine
Germany
New York Evening Post
Wasted leather in Germany boots and tight trousers problem
The article notes Germany with 90 million feet needing leather, wasting 360 million square inches. It highlights excess in footwear and tight trousers as an economic offset, then mentions Wynford Brierly of New Malden laying claim to the earldom of Newburgh.
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Germany
Peter
Paul
Wynford Brierly
New Malden
Surrey
England
Newburgh
Formidable Opposition May Arise in Europe
Washington reports warn that Britain may protest any expansion of Sherman act beyond the United States as it safeguards canal interests. Germany pursues a petroleum monopoly, while France Italy and Austria push tobacco monopolies amid an impending Senate antitrust inquiry. No public concerted action yet shown.
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Washington
Sir Edward Grey
Panama
United States
Senate
Immigrant Woman Detained After Pacific Trip
Mrs Lamton Blair born in Danville Illinois arrives from the Orient aboard the Persia and is taken into custody by immigration inspectors. Married to a French native she must stay detained while papers are reviewed. She had 16 trunks and wore furs and jewels while finishing second in a cigarette contest at 60 cigarettes daily for 17 days.
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San Francisco
Lamton Blair
Danville
Ill
Pacific Mail
Persia
France
Pacific
Blair
Women May Have Chance in Matter of Suffrage
London officials say Sir Edward Grey announced in a suffrage meeting that women's suffrage would have its chance in the government reform bill if Parliament adopts the amendment. He said the government would log ally support it though ministers are divided. Mrs Pankhurst was hissed down at Norwich meeting despite ticketed access.
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London
Edward Grey
Emmeline Pankhurst
Norwich
Price drop on bourse amid Russia Austria tension
Prices on the bourse fell today in St. Petersburg as reports of critical tension between Russia and Austria raised market concerns. Market watchers cited heightened risk aversion and potential sanctions affecting trader sentiment and commodity values.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Austria
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