Federal league peace talks surface in Chicago meeting
October reports from Chicago describe tentative peace plans in the baseball war between the Federal league and organized baseball. Attendees included President Gilmore of the Federal league, Charles Weeghman of the Chicago Federal club, and attorney W. Gates. A telephone conference with August Herrmann and Weeghman is cited, with no public details released.
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Chicago
Federal League
Presdent Gilmore
Federal Stague
Charles Weeghplan
Ieague
Gates
August Heirmann
National Commission
Weeshman
New York
North Carolina Defeats Riverside 40 to 0 in Gridiron Game
Galmesville Ga October 20 University of North Carolina beat Riverside Military Academy 40 to 0 in a fourth game. The Riverside squad mounted some advances but were repeatedly stopped by UNC defense led by Long and Winston. Several players from both teams are named in the report with mixed spellings indicating a newspaper transcription.
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Galmesville
University of North Carina
Riverside Military Academy
Nacth
Reid
Long
Tennett
Faust
Cowell
Pasloe
Jones
Riverside
Uehman
Nashville
Tenn
Ammie Sikes
Commodore
Vanderbilt
Sikes
Commodores
Heckelheimer
Warren
North Carolina
Vanderbilt May Exit SI A A First Round In Druid Hills
The first round of the Dewid Hills Golf club invitation tournament at Druid Hills completed with many flights finishing or advancing. Second round matches began with leaders like George Adair defeating H P D Cowes and C H Corwin beating T W Stone, while several players advanced in all eleven flights toward the semis.
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Souiliton Dargan, Jr
John
Rainwater
Eby
Awara'y. C
Donaldson
Hp. Jones, Jr
A. Davidnan
W. FL
Spalding
T. B. Fay
C. Donaldvon
George Adair
H. P. D. Cowes
LD. Scott
J. B. Maria
Si. OH. Holahan
J. N. Goddard
R. E. Michards
G. S. Ogg
C. HE Corwin
TF. W. Stone
A. Payne
E.G. Kallenger
Frank Holland
D. Brown
L. H. Beck
H. Clay Moore
V. Rainwater
Vanderbilt May Withdraw From S I A A Again Over Sikes Reinstatement
Nashville reports that captain Ammie Sikes faces ineligibility threatening Vanderbilt’s defense and offense. If Sikes remains barred Vanderbilt may pull out of the S I A A, citing scattered mitigating factors but urging independence from the conference to protect gridiron strength.
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Vanderbilt
S.1.a.a
Ammie Sikes
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Sikes
S. LA. A
Commodore
Uut
Rigas
Jackets and Tar Heels Practice Game at the Flats
The North Carolina Tar Heels and the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets will play a series of practice games at Grant Field today and later in the week. Short scrimmages protect players from injuries as both teams prep for Vanderbilim Nashville and a national divisional match results show Georgia leading.
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Jackets
Tar Heels
Notth Carola Tar Heels
Tech Yellow Jackets
Grant Field
Vanderbil
Nashville
Chapel Till
Tech
North Carolina
Georgia Team Wins Added Honors at the Jacksonville Shoot
Georgia rifle team adds honors at the Jacksonville shoot, following a strong showing by Followme TTS. The squad claimed top placements and boosted its regional reputation with solid performances across events.
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Georgia
Jacksonville
Followme Tts
Moran Named Dooin Successor as Phillies Manager
Philadelphia reports Patrick J. Moran chosen to replace Charles S. Dooin as manager of the National League club. Moran, 37, has been with the Phillies since 1910 as utility catcher and pitching coach, while Dooin is expected to stay on as a catcher. Moran played professional baseball twenty years and was with the Chicago Cubs during their two World Series titles.
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Nuck Brown
Pathon
Sikes
Commodores
Auburn
Atter
Commodore
Virginia
North Carolina
Vanderbilt
Philadelphia
Patrick J. Moran
Charles 5
Dooin
William F. Baker
Moran
Chicago Cubs
Bedient Traded to Providence Club in 1912 Hero Move
Boston star Hugh Bedient, celebrated pitching hero of the 1912 World Series, has been released to the Providence club of the International League by the Boston Red Sox. Poor form and health issues cited as reasons for the move.
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Providence
Boston
Mass
Hugh Bedient
Boston Red Sox
Ias
the Cours
Vanderbilt Cruises Past Central of Kentucky in Big Win
Vanderbilt routed Central of Kentucky 59 to 9 in Nashville. First half 40 to 6. Carman and Northcutt starred for Vanderbilt while Central’s Fullback Coleman was fatally injured in a fierce tackle.
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Nashville
Tenn
j—Central of
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Commodores
In & Beoré
Cody
Currey
Northcutt
Carman
Une Plungins
Coleman
Central Even
Central
Chester
Prawttt Gouy Did
Peters Phillipa
Ue Ae
Montgomery & Brown
Johnston
Bayer
Bores Warren
Ose
Bores Gohen
Surry
Torley
Putowmn
lGaraner Carmanee
Curry
Corman
Putnam
Northcutt Gauls
Cadys
Curry McDowell
Coléman
Lewis
Dunn
Coldus
Prewitt
Chibites
Montgomer
Lipscomb
Reyer
Morrison
Reams
Andersen
Cohen
Turner
S. Cheele
Langford Knocks Out Gunboat Smith in Boston
Sam Langford of Boston defeated Gunboat Smith of New York in three rounds. Langford landed decisive punches, knocking Smith down twice and ending the bout with a sharp right to the jaw. Referee Jack McGuigan oversaw the finish as Smith was counted out.
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Boston
Mass
Sam Langford
Smith
Feft
Langford
Jack McGuigan
Philadelphia
Basketball Work Well Under Way At Atlanta Club
Basketball practice has started at the Atlanta Athletic cup and pros pects are bright for one of the best teams in the club's history. Among the players reporting for the first work out were Dubard Forbes W Smith J Smith Carter Weaver Locke Graves and others. A tough schedule will be arranged for the coming season Columbus Birmingham Georgia Tech and Mercer again being on the list.
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Dubard
Forbes
W. Smith
J. Smith
Eddie Collins Noted as Possible Yankees Manager
Edited by Dick Jemison speculation centers on Eddie Collins replacing Frank Chance as manager of the New York Yankees. Roger Peckinpaugh, acting captain, is seen as a logical choice though names like Jack Dunn of Baltimore and John Gangel of Rochester are also discussed.
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New York Yankees
Eddie Collins
Guardien
Connie Ack
Roger Peckinpaugh
Yankees
Jack Dunn
Baltimore
John Gangel
Rochester
Army and Navy game set for Franklin Field
Washington reports an agreement binds West Point and Annapolis to play the annual Army Navy football game for five years at Franklin Field Philadelphia with November 28 as the date. The two schools will alternately choose sites with Navy this year preferring a non north of New York and non south of Washington location.
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West Point
Annapolis
Frankling Field
Philadelphia
Garrison
War Department
Neadham Jones
Navy
Psa
New York
Franklin Field
N. Y
C. B. Meyer
Army Athletic Council
A. F. Fairfield
Navy Athletic Committee
Southern League Set to Meet October 30 in Birmingham
The annual Southern league meeting schedules for Birmingham on October 30. President Bavanaugh issues the call. topics include league status amid Federal raids, possible city changes such as Montgomery, league personnel, and criticism of poor umpiring from the past season.
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Little Rock
Ark
Southern League
Birmingham
Bavanaugh
Montgomery
O'Day Recounts Merkle Play From 1904 NL Title
Chicago October 20 Hank O Day, umpire in the decisive 1904 National League game, gave his account of the Merkle play. He said John Evers was not the key factor and explained how McGinnity's interference plus Hofman's throw led to a ruling that credited Merkle's run instead of Hofman.
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Chicago
Hank” O'Day
Merkle
New York
O'Day
Day
John Evers
Evers
Beause Evers
Merkln
Oday
Jos McGinnity
Artie Hofman
Priester
Holman
McGinnity
Steinfeldt
Hofman
Donlin Marries Rita Ross in Asbury Park
October 30 report from Asbury Park New Jersey states Michael J Dotlin of the New York National League club married Rita Ross this afternoon. Donlin widow Mabel Hite, an actress, died about two years ago.
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Mike Donlin
Asbury Park
N. J
Michael J. Dotlin
New York National League Baseball Club
Rita Ross
Donlin
Mabel Hite
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Whitewall Street
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