Pep Powers Giants and Dodgers Seek Winning Pep
The piece argues that pep or ambition drives baseball success, praising managers McGraw and Robinson for shaping players with relentless drive. It cites Hughey as a leader who motivates teams to pennants, notes Robbie’s stern bid system, and recalls rejected vaudeville sides for Wagner while highlighting the broader business value of persistent energy.
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Jennings
McGraw Caten
Baltimore
Conkie
Mack Ie
Giants
Collins
Hughey
Detroit
Ayers
Yobb
Wilbert Robinson
New York
Brooklyn Itehiers
Robbie
Matty
Pepper
Ammeian
Marlin
McGraw
Tim
Mac
Bie
Robinson
Tinker Trade Sparks Tension Between Brooklyn and Chicago
President Ebbets released correspondence on the sale of Joe Tinker from Cincinnati to Brooklyn for 825000. Charles W Murphy of Chicago warned against misunderstandings, urging adherence to the deal while denying any sale or trade outside Brooklyn’s control.
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New York
Charles H. Ebbets
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Ty Joe Tinker
Garry Hertsann
Cincinnati Club
Charles W Murphy
Chicago
Murphy
Bubots
Tinker
Panama-Pacific Exposition to Host 195 Sports Series
New York reports tentative dates for principal athletic events at the Panama-Pacific exposition in San Francisco 195. A.A.U. championships begin with basketball and run weekly through October. Events include gymnastics fencing wrestling track and decathlon with national and sectional championships scheduled around them. President Moore and James F. E. Ivan oversee arrangements while Mr. Sullivan heads the sports department.
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New York
San Francisco
Charles B Moore Exposition
James FE
Si Ivan
Athpic” Union
A.A. U
Ate
Exposition Stadium
Panama
Paci
A. A
Anch
Moore
Sullivan
Herzog Signed to Manage Reds and Play Shortstop
Charles Herzog, former New York and Boston national league player, was chosen as manager of the Cincinnati Reds for the season. He will also play shortstop, replacing Tinker who moved to Brooklyn. Herzog aims for a fast, dashing team and outlined plans approved by the board and President Herrmann.
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Cincinnati
Charles Herses
New York
Boston
Herrmann
Stephens
Herzog
Saie
Tinker
Brooklyn
Aid ‘Tinker
Rulde
Herog
Wee
Ta Bore
Maryland University
McGraw
Boston National
Mel Graw
Hartley
Bob Bessher
Water basketball debut to test new game in Chicago
Chicago December 18 water basketball created by Sosa fate aims to rival water polo due to lower roughness. It will be tested tomorrow night at Illinois Athletic Club pool with Northwestern University. The meet opens the local aquatic fencon and should indicate team strength ahead of Princeton swing.
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Chicago
Sosa
Illinois Athletic Club
Northwestern University
Af Red
Princeton
Tigers
Patten Gymnasium
Franston
Purale
Milwaukee Fighters to Clash in 0 Round Nos Decision Bout
Milwaukee December 18 Ad Wel gast former light weight champion plans to meet Charlie White of Chicago in a 0 round no decision bout. Wel gast is in excellent condition after days of strenuous training. White, training in Chicago, is also prepared for a lively battle. The weigh in at 3 o clock tomorrow places them at 133 pounds.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ad_ Welgast
Charlie White
Chicago
White
Ald
Brickley Elected Harvard Football Captain for 1914 Eleven
Charlen J Brickley of Everett, a member of Harvard's last two football squads, was chosen captain today for the 1914 eleven. He led the team as a standout guard and returns to steer Harvard through the upcoming season.
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Cambridge
Muns
Charlen J . Brickley
Everett
Harvard
Sailor Petroskey Eyes Comeback After Frisco Fight
In Frisco the Navy sailor Petroskey lost to Beng Bens after a long bout. supporters back his punch and urge a measured comeback. Taussig and Perente urged him to end with a knockout bid but Petroskey favored letting Bens go the limit, citing inexperience and distance issues.
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Bens
Petroskey
Petrorkey
Beng
Inter
Bena
Hay
Butte Fight Draws Large Crowd and Big Receipts
The Bens and Petroskey bout drew about 46,200 in receipts, the largest since boxing was legalized in Montana. The state stands to receive $620 or 30 percent of the gross. Bens earns a $1,000 guarantee while Petroskey's share nears $1,500.
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Bens
Married One Week Woman Seeks Divorce Record
Ruby Stafford aged 2 [sic] had three police court appearances in three weeks in Butte for disturbances and drunkenness at 219 South Arizona. Her husband announced filing for divorce next day after she wed again, marking a third divorce involvement in as many marriages. The bride, citing jail, questioned her recent marriage choices.
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Ruby Stafford
Butte
South Arizona Street
McDonald
Fall on pavement fatally injures Dublin Gulch miner
Michael Harrington, 28, a miner from Dublin gulch, died at a local hospital after a Wednesday morning fall in front of the Thornton hotel. An owl street car had halted nearby. Harrington reportedly lurched against the car while intoxicated and fell to the pavement. An inquest is likely. The body lies at Dugnan's undertaking rooms. Survived by two sisters, Mrs. John Kelly and Mrs. Dan Oarlen, in Iowa, and one brother.
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Michael
Harrington
Dublin Gulch
John Kelly
Dan OarIen
Towa
Chicken Finders Plan For Exhibit In Butte
At a well attended Southern Montana Poultry association meeting in the city hall last night a new constitution and by laws were adopted and plans laid for the seventh annual exhibit. The show will run January 19 to 21 in the Auditorium with expectations for more exhibitors and birds than prior shows. George D. Holden of Owatonna Minn will judge, Arthur King of Butte to supervise, and W J Adams A P Stephenson J Madden Mrs J McDonough and John Goon comprise the executive committee with Greenfield Bradden and M Hardy on the show committee. Over $1 090 in prizes will be awarded and the premium list is said to be larger and handsomer than before.
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Southern Montana Poultry Association
A Ptes
J. K. Madden
Southern Montana Association
America
Butte
George D. Holden
Owatonna
Minn
Diaint
Association
Arthur King
W. J. Adams
A. P. Stephenson
Hk, Madden
Christmas Supply From Solingen Reported Abroad
A reader note states a large quantity of famous Christmas goods is being reported from Solingen Germany as part of a wholesale distribution to celebrate the holiday. The item highlights international sourcing and gift items for readers.
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Solingen
Germany
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