War's Changes May Prove Boon for Baseball
I E Sanborn argues Crowder's work or fight order could reduce baseball to its core sport by trimming the business side. The piece predicts major league schedules may shrink and minor leagues struggle, urging centralized governance to rebuild a clean, honest game after the war.
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Sanborn
General Crowder
Gen. Crowder
Sion
Porta
Dempsey Reisler Court Fight Aims For July 4 Bout
A court battle over manager Reisler threatens the July 4 Baltimore match with Jack Dempsey. Reisler claims a binding contract while Dempsey and Kearns dispute it, leaving the outcome to judges. Some insiders doubt a quick settlement. the barber may attend as a ringside spectator.
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Ray Pearson
Baltimore
Jack Dempsey
Fred
Patton
John the Barber Retsler
Kot
Mile
Fane
Puginem
Fana
Reisler
Dempsey
Barber
Relater
Jack Kearns
Anid ‘Kearns
Retsier
Dempsey Kearns
Chicago
Dempsey Reisler
Kearns
Reisier
Sui
Ogak
Nate le
Charley White
Ofers
Hame
Fulton
Gridiron Season Shaping Up Amid War News
A Philadelphia meeting of central board officials signals renewed intercollegiate football activity despite wartime strains. Leaders from Penn, Pitt, Dartmouth, Syracuse, Penn State and others endorse continuing play with major games scheduled across the country. Michigan faces Big Ten foes Ohio State Chicago North Western and Minnesota, while Cornell and Penn renew or end series terms as schedules unfold nationwide.
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Walter Eckersall
United States
Philadelphia
Bryan
University of Indiana
Central Board of Officials
Pennsylvania
Bob Folwell
Pittsburch
Glen Pop
Warner
Karl Davis
Dartmouth
Pender
Syracuse
W. & Smith
Penn State
Harlow
Brown
Marvel
West Virginia
Stansbury
Colgate
Jones
Weington and
Jefferson
Morrow
Rutgers
Foster
Sanford
Blake
Georgia Tech
Heisman
Lehigh
Riter
Cornell
al Sharpe
Lafayette
Swarthmore
Ithacans
Michigan
Wolverines
Penn
Maroons
Chicago
Aissouri Valley
Pine Valley Two Shot Hole Held Best Example
By George A. O'Neil John Anderson and Jack Croke select Pine Valley second hole as the best two shot hole in the country. They praise its scenic beauty and demand for a precise tee shot and a long second shot to hold a steep, bunkered green atop a ridge.
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Pine Valley
George A. O'Neil
Lake Store Country
Philadelphia
John Anderson
New York
Jack Croke
Exmoor
Midroth
Exmoor Im
Donald Ross
Chicago
Bransie
Bunkle
Coaches Ready For Fall Football Action In Early Oct Tests
Coaches and athletic directors drafted schedules during the holidays for fall football. Several contracts remain active, so traditional contests like Town and Nebraska and Missouri and Kansas are expected. The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association plans fall play in usual fashion as major programs prepare to replace star players. Coaches vow equal opportunity for all candidates, moving away from star prestige to well coached, scrimmage driven teams.
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Town
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
White Sox buy slugger from Vancouver club
Vancouver outfielder Frank Wilson of the Pacific Coast International league has been sold to the Chicago White Sox. President Brown announced the deal and Wilson will report to Chicago at the end of the coast season.
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Vancouver, B. Cy
Frank Wilson
Vancouver
Chicago White Sox
Brown
Wilson
Chicago
Hatch of Duns and Trout Flies Described by Angler
An article explains dun hatch dynamics in streams, the life cycle of case worms and flies, and how trout feed on imitations. It notes imitation flies, including caddis cases and various winged insects, are sold in tackle stores and reflect period fishing lore.
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Mies
Louis Rhead
Wheeling Chicago Race Set For July 14 Bicycle Showdown
The Bicycle Dealers' Association of Cook County will stage a road race on July 14 from Chicago to Wheeling and back or vice versa finishing at Humboldt Park. An estimated 150 riders are expected with participants from Milwaukee Toledo Michigan City Kenosha Racine Rockford Aurora Joliet and other towns.
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Bicycle Dealers’ Association of
Cook County
Chicago
Wheeling
Humboldt Park
Milwaukee
Toledo
Michigan City
Afishawaka
Ind
Kenosha
Racine
Rockford
Aurora
Joliet
Alinois Markets Six Million Pounds of Fish Marketed
Central Tinola reports that three fourths of the six million pounds of river fish caught in the state were handled by this section during the last fiscal year. Meatless days and high beef and pork prices have boosted fish consumption, with demand likely to rise through the war.
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Bloomington
Til
Tinola
Football Fans Cheer Boys Fighting Hans War in Service Game
Spectators at fall football games will hear elevated cheers for players in military service. Universities expect athletes who could have played this season have joined the war effort. Cheer leaders will direct individual salutes to the servicemen now in uniform. Visiting fans join in praising absent heroes as part of the wartime tone.
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Gen. Crowder
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