Bresnahan Arbitration Opens National League Meeting
The National League began its annual meeting at the Waldorf with Bresnahan's four year salary and 10 percent profits claim against St Louis under arbitration. Umpire Rigler’s $2200 claim against Philadelphia was rejected. The event drew key managers like Stallings and Clarke as Boston and Chicago rumors swirl about trades and player moves ahead of the season.
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New York
National League
Waldorf
Board of
Roger Bresnahan
St. Louis Cardinals
Bresnahan
Pittsburg
St. Louis
League
Roger
Missouri
Supreme Court of the State
Rigler
Philadelphia National League Club
Eppa Rixey
Aone
Johnstone
Braves
Buffalo
Charlotte
N. C
Richmond
Washington
Baltimore
Ty Cobb
Nap Rucker
South
Georgia Peach
Boston Outfit
Charlie Murphy
Philadelphia Club
Lynch
Cornelius J. Sullivan
New York Club
John T. Brush
Herrmann
Cincinnati
Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Dreyfus
Murphy
Chicago
Garry Herrmann
Joe Tinker
John Jax McGraw
Yale Coach Queal Expected To Join Eli staff
Arthur Duffey notes Billy Queal the American long distance champion will travel to New Haven Thursday to finalize coaching Yale runners this season. With Al Shrubb at Harvard and Queal at Yale, expect familiar rivalries as they mentor their squads.
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Billy Queal
New Haven
Yale
Queal
Eli
al Shrubb
Harvard
Arlington High School fielding fastest hockey team yet
Arlington High School will be represented by a swift hockey squad led by captain George Lowe. The seven includes two holdovers from last year’s interscholastic squad, Dave Buttrick in goal and Brainey Bower on the forward line, plus Bud Ross JL Cousins and W Blair. A second team and interclass contests are planned as part of a broader season buildup.
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Arlington High School
George Lowe
Arlington High
Lowe
Dave Buttrick
Brainey Bower
Bud Ross
JL. Cousins
W. Blair
Arlington Boys
Arlington
R. Stiles
Arthur H. Brown
Warner Instrument
Northwest
Studebaker Corporation
Portland
Ore
Farm Club
Charles Fay
J. I. Handley
American Motors Co
New England
Mr. Johns
New Orleans
New York City
New Orleans-Detroit
Chicago
Association
Answers to Queries and Athletics Notes
Answers show Harvard and Yale results with scores and alternates Oak Park versus Everett games. Mentions Harvard and Yale scores, Oak Park victories, and a 9 3 Harvard win. Notes athlete Bernie Weters a Georgetown sprinter on 9 4 5 seconds for 100 yards and Jack Donaldson thought capable of 9 3 5 seconds. Discusses World Series ground rules coin toss for deciding game and asks Giants manager before Johnny McGraw, Horace Fogel. Marathon entries closed for 1 2 mile race.
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Harvard
Yale
Oak Park
Everett
Bernie Weters
Georgetown
Jack Donaldson
National Commission
Red Sox
Giants
Boston
New York Giants
Johnny McGraw
Horace Fogel
Committees Named by the NEA at the NEA U Meeting
At the NEA U meeting last night in the Phence House committees were appointed. President Tom Riley presented a list that was accepted in full, marking the sole substantive action of the gathering.
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Phence House
Tom Riley
Corbett Proposes Boxing Commission Oversight in Legislature
Jim Corbett in a letter urges the state Legislature to enact a boxing supervision law. He calls for a commission to appoint qualified inspectors to record bout results and report in writing for future reference, claiming this would fix New York’s current defaulting bouts practices.
English High School Track Team Candidates Ordered Today
The junior and intermediate track team candidates at English High School have been ordered to report today for preparation and selection activities.
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English High School
Consensus of Opinion All-America Eleven
The Consensus of Opinion All-America Eleven lists 18 players from Harvard to top the poll. Harvard players dominate with ten named by at least one expert. Princeton lands seven selections and Yale three. Other schools making multiple mentions include Penn State Dartmouth Wisconsin and Lafayette with two each.
Eighteen All America Elevens Named by 18 Experts
Eighteen All-America football elevens chosen by sports writers and experts across the East form a consensus eleven for 1912. Only two players appeared on every list: Harvard halfback Charlie Brickley and Yale end Bomeister.
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Brickley
Bomeister
East
Charlie Brickley
Harvard
Yale
All America picks named for college football teams
Yale star Ketcham and Carlisle back Thorpe head a list of all America selections by 18 experts. Ends, tackles, guards, center and quarterback categories show top choices from Yale Harvard Dartmouth Princeton Penn State and others with votes tallied for each position.
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Bomeister
Yale
Englehorn
Dartmouth
Brown
Navy
Ketcham
Shenk
Princeton
Storer
Harvard
Felton
Bacon
Wesleyan
Brickley
Thorpe
Carlisle
Wendell
Very
Penn State
O’brien
Devore
West Point
Hitchcock
Butler
Wisconsin
Phillips
Pepnock
Bennett
Bluebenthal
Driscoll
Cooney
Logan
Munns
Cornell
Centre—Ketcham
Benson
Lafayette
Crowther
Baker
Paretti
Gillette
Miller
Gardner
Backs
Monticello Whiskey Offered As Fine 18th Century Brand
In 1789 at Monticello Thomas Jefferson drafted the Constitution and Monticello Whiskey was produced. The whiskey gained a strong reputation in the eighties and remains top quality today. Monticello whiskey is described as the best and widely available at select dealers. Bottle priced at 1.25 dollars with various old pricing notations.
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Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Unclear OCR Sports Row with Player Scores and Totals
Fragmented data shows a list of players with numbers that resemble scores or stats. Names include Webb, Parker, Baker, Green, Dow, Hixon, Atkins, Hitchings, Goodnow, Heys. Totals line presents three column figures and overall percentages.
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AL B. O
Ee Webb
Parker
Baker
Green
Dow
Hixon
Atkins
Goodnow
I Heys
A Christmas Carol Y W L Dougher Satirical Verse
A satirical Christmas verse lists wishes from national magnates to fit various figures and events. The speaker imagines unlikely reforms from sports and entertainment stars, including G Murphy, Horace Fogel, Johnny McGraw, Gaby Deslys, Frank Chance, Carnegie, the Braves, Sam Langford, Battling Nelson, Jim Flynn, and Luther McCarthy, ending with Peace on earth good will to men.
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G. Murphy
Phillies
Horace Fogel
Johnny McGraw
Gaby Deslys
Frank Chance
Carnegie
Braves
Sam Langford
Johnson
Battling Nelson
Boston
Jim Flynn
Luther McCarthy
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Gaffney
Devlin and
Kirke
George Stallings
Devlin
Jay Kirke
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Arthur Devlin
Miguel Gonzales
Gonzales
Boston Braves
Stallings
Athens
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Toronto
Macon
Cobb
Arthur Duffey
Howard Drew
Springfield
Drew
Billy Schicks
Norman Taber
Rhodes
Down Brown Way
Brunonian
Taber
Oxford University
Pennsylvania
Billy Garcelon
Crimson
Harry Smith
Metropolitan Athletic
Smith
McCarthy
Championship Mills
Wolgast-Ritchie
McGoorty-Gibbons
Johnny Gallagher
Gallagher
South Atlantic
James A. A. A. Sullivan
Simon Pures
Lord Sullivan
Lord Lonsdale
England
Willie Ritchie
Ritchie
Snow
Thomas Snow & Son
Market St. Faneuil Hall
Tale
Pembroke
Kensett
Chatham
GEO. P.ide & CO
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All-America Eleven
Winsor Alleys
Winsor
Duncan
Hamilta
J. Kelly
McNish
Meehan
Hoskins
Cc. Kelly
Hastings
Dudley
Bex
Farrell
Hinds
Taylor Eee
Dun’ham
M’ Laughlin
Burtt
McKee
Condon
Andrews
Hennessey
Christmas Carol
W. L. Dougher
Cath
Mr. Retailer
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