Sie Toe by Carrigan Will Block Em Off at the Plate Again
Philadelphia February 25. Horace Fogel vows to expose the alleged baseball monopoly despite threats from Chicago sources that President Johnson and Garry Herrmann are trying to stop him. He reiterates determination to reveal inside workings of the sport.
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Fogel Says Baseball Trust Moves Against Him Spark Interest
Horace Fogel comments on Johnson possibly blacklisting him and jokes the act would add gaiety to the baseball season. He denies backing by Murphy or Taft in syndicating articles and vows to present documentary proof to Congress. He recalls Herrmann’s guidance after New York mock trial and hints at future business dealings with Taft.
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Murphy
Taft
Sngel
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Philadelphia
Goulette In Fine Shape For New England Welterweight Clash
Crackerjack Butler and Peter Goulette prepare for tomorrow night’s New England welterweight championship at the Grand Opera House. Both claim top form after a prior two hour and 15 minute bout, and fans in Brockton back Goulette while Goulett’s supporters expect victory.
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Peter Goulette
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Grand Opera House
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Brockton
Jake Stahl Lands Chance in Hot Springs
Garland Stahl of the Boston Red Sox praised Frank Chance, former Chicago Cubs commander, now to coach Frank Farrell's New Yorkers in the American league. Stahl, joined by Dahlen, Nap Rucker, Harry Smith, and George Bell, said Chance is in fine health and capable of returning to work. He predicted Chance will boost attendance and contend with Hal Chase, urging New York to value Chance as a top drawing card.
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Trolley Dodgers
Harry Smith
Newark
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New York
Hal Chase
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Saylor All But Puts Out Joe Phillips in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis, February 25, at the Gayety Theater, Sayl or dominated ten rounds against Joe Phillips of Providence. Local fighter Saylor won the bout with Phillips nearly finished in the final frames as Sayl or secured seven of the nine decisive sessions and two even rounds.
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Joe Phillips
Indianapolis
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R. I
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Daly and Houck Fight Draw at Fairmounts A C
Frankie Daly of Pittsburg and Willie Houck of Philadelphia battled six fast rounds to a draw at the Fairmounts Athletic Club tonight. The action featured close exchanges and a stubborn defense as both men sought the decisive victory in the Philadelphia bout.
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Frankie Daly
Pittsburg
Willie Houck
Fairmounts A. C
Dogs on parade at Eastern Kennel Club show in Boston
A vast canine gathering opened its second annual show at the Mechanics' Building in Boston. Attendees marveled at a wide array of breeds from the West, South and Canada, celebrating the sport and pedigree of dogs displayed by members of the Eastern Kennel Club.
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Ellis Memorial
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Arthur L. Johnson Co
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Wright & Ditson
Arena
Boston Dog Show Heads Toward Evening Prizes
The five point show hosts 1081 dogs benched with over 1500 entries across 57 breeds and about thirty champions. Western and Canadian entries join strong competition as many owners traveled from New York for top prizes. Notable exhibitors include Mrs. Raymond Belmont and Grace De Puy Stoner with dogs like Cupid of Eppingdale and Uther. Welsh terrier judging sparks warm contention. F B Lord Jr. wins with Matchbox and Middlecote Martini in the limit class. Judging resumes at 11 o clock today.
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Raymond Belmont
New York
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Uther
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Secretary Smith
F. B. Lord, Jr
Cedarhurst
Ll. I
Middlecote Martini
Mayors Honor Brady Victory in Palm Beach Golf
Mike Brady Wollaston golf pro won the amateur and pro best ball foursome tourney in Palm Beach on his first visit. Brady shot 65 best ball with W R Simond and 66 individually. Mayor Fitzgerald greeted the Boston winner and joined Brady, McDermott, and Tom McNamara for a joking instructional session on the home green.
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Mike Brady
Wollaston
Brady
W. R. Simond
New York
Fitzgerald
J. J. McDermott
United States
Tom McNamara
Boston
Miler Allen May Be Barred From Schoolboy Games
George A. Allen of Powder Point faces possible disqualification from Saturday’s Mechanics Building schoolboy games over an age limit dispute. If he is 23 as alleged, Powder Point would lose a key distance runner who starred at English High and clocked 4m 28s in the Cathedral invitation mile last Monday.
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Motorcycle record holder J B De Rosier dies at 33
Springfield mourns J B De Rosier longtime holder of 35 to 100 mile motorcycle records. He died at home at 33 from injuries suffered in a Los Angeles racing meet last summer.
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de Rosier
Los Angeles
Dual Track Meet Set for March 7 at Fenway School
Arrangements completed between Boston College High and High School of Commerce track teams call for a dual meet Friday afternoon March 7 at Fenway school. The event pits the rival schools in a chase for track dominance with proceedings expected to attract local spectators.
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Local skaters seek Alec McLean for 3 pm meetup
Rough local fight men would like to meet Alec McLean at this office at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The note references several park and playground names including Charlestown Playground Cottage Street Playground Franklin Field Strandway Wood Island Park Eustis Playground and Rough.
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Franklin Field
Wood Island Park
Eustis Playground
Alec McLean
DRAW TODAY FOR POSITION HEATS AND FINAL AT B A A Exeter
The drawing for positions in heats and final of the annual schoolboy games will be held this afternoon in the athletic director room at the B A A on Exeter street. Manager George W Brown of the B A A will supervise. There are 194 individual entries, not counting relay teams, and the meet bids promise strong participation under the Exeter street club.
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George W. Brown
Joe Rivers Announces Wedding Before New York Fight
Joe Rivers plans to wed Miss Pauline Flirt of Santa Monica this Saturday before heading to New York to fight Leach Cross. He will be accompanied by a bride who was his boyhood sweetheart and aided by Joe Levy as best man. The bride is described as a Spanish beauty from a good family and has worked as an artist model.
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New York
Leach Cross
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Pauline Flirt
Santa Monica
Joe Levy
Fahey Becomes Pacific Coast Shortstop Hope
Howard Fahey formerly of Dartmouth College baseball is slated to hold the shortstop position for the Los Angeles team in the Pacific Coast league according to the dope sheet.
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Los Angeles
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Howard Fahey
Dartmouth
French bantam Ledoux seeks bouts in New York with Galvin
Charles Ledoux the French bantam sails for the United States with former bicycle rider Frank Galvin as manager. They expect to land in New York within a day or two and aim to fight Kid Williams and Coulon in pursuit of fame and fortune.
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Frank Galvin
New York
Ledoux
Kid Williams
Coulon
Wesleyan Victor Over Dartmouth In Basketball
Hanover N H February 25 Dart mouth lost to Wesleyan for the second time this season by 29 to 17 Wesleyan fielded a fast well drilled team of accurate shooters with a shade on the Green throughout Hayward and Crane led Wesleyan while Snow and Loudon showed best form for Dartmouth The match reflected Wesleyans stronger defense and shooting.
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Crane
Boston
Capablanca and Marshall Tie for Chess Lead After Round Eight
In Havana on February 25 Capablanca defeated Corzo and Marshall beat Jaffe while Janowski defeated Kupchik and Blanco defeated Chajes. Capablanca and Marshall remain tied for the lead with six wins and two losses each in the eighth round of the tournament.
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Janowski
Kupchik
Blanco
Chajes
Johnson Over Crisis Ends For Noted Boxer
Chicago Feb 23 News updates say Jack Johnson has passed the pneumonia crisis and is now on the road to recovery. Dr R W Carter reports the danger phase reached on the ninth day and that he is out of danger. In federal court Judge Carpenter delays the smuggling case involving a diamond necklace for his first wife Etta Duryea Johnson.
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R. W. Carter
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Gossip for Motorists in Town Featuring Auto Deals
S H Baker of Hudson in town to back increase in Hudson fours and sixes. D E Harvey of Truffault Hartford leaves for Bangor show with Leon Weaner of Michelin. Tennessee suit over a mule kicking Campbell shin after a red auto clash. trial asks $5000. Morrison resigns R C H Pacific coast manager. Joyce becomes Philadelphia branch manager for Kelly Springfield. Brookline votes $22000 for motor driven ladder and chemical engine to replace horse vehicles.
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Hudson Motor Car Company
George B. Kimball
Henley-Kimball Company
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Mr. Harvey
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Tennessee Auto Company
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Harvard Captains Team Braves Winter Weather
Harvard soccer under KE L Barron held its first spring practice as a winter wind swept Soldiers Field. Bare legged players kept warm while a hockey scrimmage unfolded about a hundred yards away in the Stadium rink.
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KE. L. Barron
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