Frank May Select Valdosta as Crackers Camp
Valdosta may host the 1916 Crackers spring training as Frank aims to pick a camp site with ideal climate in Florida. Negotiations with local leaders proceed, with managers planning constraining reports and schedules. Notable Cracker alumni and players train through winter, aiming to report ready for workouts and improved form in the upcoming season.
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Dick Jemison
Valdosta
Branks
Valdostas
Frank
Crickera
Baseball Peace Agreement Still Has Some Hitches
Chicago January 26 A few details of the peace agreement between the federal league and organized ball are learned here today and will not be settled until the several antitrust suits pending against the national commission and some clubs are withdrawn President Johnson of the American League said the league would not complete the peace acts until all suits are withdrawn He suspects Baltimore Federal league stockholders are delaying withdrawals to force a sale of their park to the International or to own a piece of the new Baltimore club Some wish to see a minor league club placed in Baltimore.
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Chicago
Lewsue
Wes
National Commission
Johnson
Brooklyn
Newark
Federals
Baltimore Federal League
Deat Johnson
International League
Baltimore Cn
Baltimore
Pugilism Recap of Historic Farce in Twelve Rounds
The narrative traces early boxing clashes and champions from 1890s to 1891 including Williams and Warren, Deen, Cal, Callaghan, and Creedon. It notes title bouts, draws, decisive KOs, and the era’s crowded rivalries in London and New Orleans, highlighting rising stars and world championship shifts between 1890 and 1892.
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Tansallashan
New Pildans
Iscralian
Bil Murphy
Viank Shadom
Boston
Bhannel Macarthy
Deen
Mee Agaramites
Warida
Dison
Cal
Tommy Warren
New Orleans
Callaghan
cCarthy
Dan Creedon
Jem Smith
London
Abel Stops Adams in fifth round knockout
Jake Abel of Chattanoora knocked out Dick Adams of Jacksonville in the fifth round. Adams showed poor condition early, absorbed body blows, and faded as Abel delivered a decisive knockout.
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Chattanoora
Jake Abel
Dick Adams
Jacksonville
Adams
Bels
Looking Them Over With Billy Evans on Diamond Stars
In the 1915 season a Boston Carrigan critique lauds a strong team yet urges style change to increase pennant chances. Evans notes catchers Stanage Agnew Henry Amamith Lapp Sehang and Ray Schalk, while discussants doubt stolen-base success against top catching. Quinlan’s Chicago White Sox play and a disputed triple or trapped ball spark umpire debate.
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Boston
Carrigen
Carrigans
Bill
Sam
Stanage
Detroit
Agnew
St Louis
Henry and
Amamith
Washington
Una Maker
New York
Neil
Cleveland
Jack Lapp
Sehang
Athletics
Chicago
Ray Schalk
Myc Club
Quinlan
Chicago White Sox
Hoston
Bill Carrigan
Sox
Plate
Mullaney
Mr Quinlan
Auburn Quint Appears Here Saturday Night
The Auburn basketball team will oppose the local Athletic club Saturday night in a highly anticipated game. The Auburn squad draws a large crowd as fans expect a spirited and well played contest.
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Auburn Quint
Auburn
Prep Basketball Third Round Schedule Friday
The third round of city prep basketball games includes Boys High School at Peacock, GMA at Tech High School, to be played Friday afternoon.
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City Prep
Boys High School
Peacock
GMA
Tech High
Yankees Offer Baker 7500 For Season
New York reports Franklin Baker formerly with the Philadelphia Athletics will be offered a one year contract worth more than 7500 to play for the New York Americans in 1916 Captain T G Huston, owner of the Yankees yard, announced before departure for Mars and then huntsmen plan to meet Baker at his farm in Trappe Wad
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New York
Franklin Baker
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Americans
T GL Huston
Mars
Huston
Baker
Lattera
Trappe Wad
Chicks Buy Kniseley and Hogg from Cubs
The Wemphis club of the Southern league bought pitcher Hogg and outfielder Kniseley from the Chicago Nationals. Capablanca wins a chess masters tournament game, reaching 7 points with no losses after 83 moves. Kunelik adds 2 points to reach 5 and shares second place with Charles Gud Fernandez.
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Ghicago
The
Wemphis
Southern League
Tadax
Hosg
Knisely
Ghicago Nationals
New York
Josef Capablanca
Dranowski
Paris
Capablanca
Kunelik
New York State
Chales Gud Fernstein
Kuncrth
Janowski
Tenenwuervel Kupechik
Tanowski
Washington
Beng
Thomas Signs With Boston Americans In New Contract
Thomas D. Chester, catcher for the Boston Americans for several years, telegraphed acceptance of the new terms and forwarded his contract, continuing his tenure with the club.
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Chester D Thomas
Boston Americans
Whitney Cross bout may be staged here
The Frank Whitney of Atlanta versus Leach Cross of New York boxing match may be moved to Atlanta. Whitney sought to switch the bout to the Auditorium Armory if possible, while friends planned to raise funds and secure the venue. The New York fight was canceled with telegraph notice received last night and no reasons given.
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Frank Whitney
Atlanta
Leach Cross
New York
Whitney
Auditorium Armory
Budd and Feldman Set for Semi-Windup at Casino Rink
Local favorite Budd and rugged Feldman will clash in an eight round semi windup next Wednesday at the Casino Skating Rink. Harry Downey announced the pairing after Budd defeated Feldman in a recent eight round match. Feldman seeks a rematch and a return bout is already agreed. Tickets go on sale today at Rex Tumba Bros Winters Place and Chess cigar store with ring side from 30 cents to $2.
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Feldman
Macon Baitier
Casino
Harry Downey
O Brien Abel
Bia
Iis
Macon
Abel
O Brien
Rex Tumba Bros
Winters Place
Chess Cigar
Whitney
Obwen
Frank
Pilgrimage to America and Broadway Dramas Featured
A theater page highlights Loren Pilgrimage to America a five act drama featuring Lola Glaser and Harold Lockwood. Also shown are The Girl and the Game starring Helen Holmen and Edwin Stevens and The Gamble from The Red Circle serial.
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Loren
America
Lola Glaser
Ceming
Selen Drukenmiller
Red Circle
Pathe
Harold Lockwood
Edwin Stevenus
Whitney Gymnasium as Training Camp in Chattanooga
Whitney sets his training base at a Chattanooga gym benefiting from sparring partners like Vic Moran and Pal Moore. Abel will stay in the city to prepare, leveraging local facilities and competitors to sharpen skills ahead of upcoming events.
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Whitney
Abel
Chattanooga
Vic Moran
Pal Moore
Hogg and Knisely Sealed by Memphis Baseball Club
Memphis club secretary Tom Watkins wired from Chicago that Memphis has purchased pitcher Bradley Hogg and outfielder Pete Knisely from the Chicago Cubs. Hogg had been with Mobile last year and Knisely was with Birmingham. manager Starkis accompanied by Watkins left Chicago for St Louis. Reported effort to add Baby Doll Jacobsen, formerly of Chattanooga, now with the Browns.
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Tohn
Spegali
Tom Watkina
Memphis Baseball Club
Tonight Wired
Chicago
Bradley Hogg
Pete Knisely
Chicago Cubs
Hogg
Mobile Last Gear Son
Knisely
Birmingham
Starkis
Watkins
Cheago Totugher
St Louis
Jacobsen
Chattanooga
The
Browns
Washington Seminary Girls Face Decatur Team At Wesley Memorial
The Washington Seminary girls basketball team, city champions two years ago, plays its second game of the season this afternoon at 3 30 o'clock at Wesley Memorial church against Decatur High School. The Decatur girls meet the crack five under boys rules as Caplan Kisers fielded squad remains strong.
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Washington Seminary
Wesley Memorial Church
Decatur Girls High School
Caplan Kisers
Central Girls Huskies vs Seminary in lopsided 15 to 2 tilt
The game featured Washington Seminary dominating Central High with a 15 to 2 score. Seminary forwards Annie Winship Bates and Margaret Pratt locked down Central’s guards for all forty minutes while Captain Riser led the action on the floor. Free throws after fouls supplied Central High's only points.
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Central Girls’ High
Suaihe Wesley Court
Thur
Washington Seminary
Central High
Annie Winship Bates
Margaret Pratt
Riser
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