Treaty of Peace in Baseball Signed at Cincinnati
After two days a peace conference in Cincinnati ended with agreement between warring factions and dissolution of the Federal league The final settlement leaves International league issues to a seven man committee while most Federal clubs are absorbed into new arrangements The deal includes purchase of Chicago Cubs by Weeghman and others and confirms player contracts and dispersal rules for disbanded Federals.
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Cincinnati
National League
Federal League
National Commission
United States
Chicago
International League
Baltimore
Buffalo
Charles Weeghman
Chicago Federals
Chicago Nationals
Charles P. Taft
Charles Webb Murphy
Cubs
Chifeds
Old West Side
Joe Tinker
Roger Bresnahan
The
Browns
Robert Hedges
Phil Ball
Otto Stifel
St. Louis Feds
St. Louis
Fielder Jones
Branch Rickey
Peace Committee
New York Giants
Cleve Americans
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry Sinclair
Feds
Robert Ward
Lt 16
Sinclair
New York
Polo Grounds
Hempstead
Giants
Eds
Organizeq Ball
Robertson
Buffalo Feds
International
Barrows
Commission
National Commision
Herrmann
Tener
Johnson
Gilmore
August Herrmann
John K. Tener
B. B. Johnson
American League
James A. Gilmore
Charles Weegham
Chicago Federal League Club
Newark Federal League
J. H. Farrell
National Association
Edward Barrow
Thomas Chivington
American Association
Fresh groundfish and wartime shipping moves noted at port
Fresh groundfish brought to Fish Pier by 15 trawlers including three steamers, with 300 pounds halibut, 7600 pounds cask and 95 800 pounds scrod haddock. British and Leyland line vessels arrive from Liverpool and Glasgow as war service plans unfold and crews are guarded.
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Haddock
Canadian
Leyland Line
Liverpool
W. H. Bullock
Cape Finisterre
Lockhead
Glasgow
Bohemian
British Admiralty
Dominion
Britain
Shipping News Entries From United States Coast Guard and Ports
Shipping news lists arriving and sailing vessels including cutters Androscoggin and others, steamers from Canada and Britain, schooners, tugs, and barges bound for Scituate Boston Norfolk Philadelphia New York and Portland. Entries name vessel names owners and destinations with occasional notes on barge tows and lighter movements.
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United States Coast Guard
Androscoggin
van Boskirck
Splisburne
N. S
Canadian
Bullock
Liverpool
Cape Finisterre
Glasgow
Gloucester
Hatch
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Grecian
Page
Philadelphia
James S. Whitney
Crowell
New York
Bay View
Haley
Bay State
Strout
Portland
City of Gloucester
Linneken
United States
Jason
Hanseat
H. M. Whitney
Matanzas
Kershaw
Newrt News
Suffolk
Mildred H. Cochrane
Alma
N. B
Anne Lord
Windsor
Herman F. Kimball
Belfast
Mary Langdon
Longfellow
Rockport
Alice
Grand Harbor
Chicago to host another six day bicycle race
Chicago plans a six day bicycle race starting February 2 with riders competing 12 hours daily. The field will largely be those who rode in the recent events in Chicago and New York.
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Chicago
New York
Aggies Hockey Train Under Veteran Leadership At Boston Tryouts
Massachusetts Aggies open practice on Arena ice with Captain Chisholm leading a veteran core from Greater Boston. Fernald Wooley and Chisholm anchor forward line while Bud Ross and Dave Buttrick anchor defense. several candidates compete for center and wing positions. The team slated to face Dartmouth on December 29 and Tech on December 31 during the Christmas recess.
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Amherst Aggies
Boston Arena
Massachusetts Aggies
Dartmouth and
Technology
Chisholm
Plaisted
Holmes
Stiles
Buttrick
Massachusetts “Aggies
Greater Boston
Aggies
Don Hill
Arlington High
Boston
Jack Hutchinson
Det Jones
Dartmouth
Tech
Harvard Banquet Highlights Crimson Football Prestige
A Harvard tribute to its football program stirs memories of Yale’s frustration as the night underscores Crimson superiority. The piece notes Goulding’s undefeated status, Orton’s coaching stance, Daly’s Williams fate, and changes in Boston hockey with Skilton and Sands joining the Back Bay Club. It also covers Ted Lewis vs Willie Ritchie buzz and Yale hockey and track coaching uncertainties at New Haven.
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Harvard
Elis
Yale
Fred Daly
Williams
New Haven
Daly
Williamstown
Raymie Skilton
Sands
Unicorn Hockey
Boston
Skilton
Back Bay
Simon
Unicorn
Raymie
New York
Gotham
Ted
Kid) Lewis
Willie Ritchie
Jimmy Johnston
Ritchie
Mhornfeck
Halpin Praises Caldwell As Great 1000 Yard Hope
Tom Halpin hails Dave Caldwell as the greatest 1000 yarder of the game. Caldwell has yet to show real form this indoor season, but Jack Ryder’s word suggests strong speed over this route this winter.
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Tom Halpin
Dave Caldwell
Caldwell
Jack Ryder
Farmer Dave
Inclosing 91 for Post Santa Claus and training tips
The note offers to donate 91 to the Post Santa Claus fund and asks where to train for indoor running. It suggests joining the Boston Y M A or training on Volkman Field with H A A permission. It mentions Dorchester Club figures Jack Ryder and Billy McVicar for coaching. It asks if George Chip ever fought Jeff Smith, noting a 15 round decision on Feb 21 1912 and that Chip is from Newcastle Pennsylvania.
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Post
Santa Claus
Boston Y. M
Volkman Field
Jack Ryder
Billy McVicar
Dorchester Club
George Chip
Jeff Smith
Chip
Smith
Newcastle
Penn
Boston College High School track team plans Christmas practice
Coach McCabe announced morning that the Boston College High School track team will train over the Christmas holidays. He asked all candidates to report three days next week and emphasized developing younger runners for future upper classes. Seniors Duffy and Cusick show promise in sprints while Spillane Lurag target dash events. Quinn Hunt Tierney Hannon seek shot put.
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Boston College High
McCabe
James Street
Joe Duffy
J. Cusick
Tom Spillane
Harold Lurag
James Quinn
Joe Hunt
Charlie Tierney
Frank Hannon
Emmet
Carroll
LaMarche
Jennings
McIntyre
Owens
Stedfield
Curley to Direct Hussane Training Before Big Match
Jack Curley, manager of Yousouf Hussane, travels to Boston to supervise a tapering training plan for Hussane before his Saturday night bout with Zbyszko in Mechanics Building. Curley, a veteran at conditioning champions, aims to keep Hussane on edge for what could be one of the East’s toughest matches. Hussane will finish heavy work today and then move to light practice until the ring ropes are drawn. His recent speed impressed observers and fellow trainers who called the session a demanding but successful conclusion to the buildup.
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Jack Curley
Yousouf Hussane
Boston
Zbyszko
Mechanics’ Building
Curley
Hussane
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Federals
Lee Magee
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Brookfeds
Huston
New York Americans
Magee
East
Boone
Bill Donovan
Mullen
Lee
Burns
McGraw
Dave Davenport
Federal
Ed Barrows
Jack Dunn
Richmond
Dunn
Charles Knapp
Baltimore Feds
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Huntington Avenue
IOS
Laconia
Caronia
Carmania
Cunard Line
Caledonia
Georgian
Winifredian
Kingstonian
Leylana Line
Koln
Wittekind
Willehad
Old McQuesten Wharf
Charles P. Greenough
Grace
Burnby
Avonmouth
England
Oa Hal
Commonwealth
Victor & Ethan
Waltham
Shipping News
Wilson
Fifth Ave
N. Y
George H. Goulding
Canada
Goulding
Sam
Louis Liebgolds
Fetterman
George Orton
University of Pennsylvania
Orton
Abel Kiviat
A. C
Kiviat
Lawson Robertson
Durfeexs
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