Slaughtering Is a Business in Chicago Faces Ban in Baseball
Chicago owners in a meeting to nominate a successor to August Herrmann urged Ban Johnson be driven from baseball. Colonel Ruppert and William F Baker pressed for Johnson and Herrmann resignations citing governance violations. A joint committee of four members from both leagues discussed replacing the National Commission chairman and announced four names for consideration.
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Ban Johnson
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August Herrmann
Cincinnati Reds
National Commission
Herrmann
Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
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William F. Baker
Philadelphia Nationals
Pan Johnson
Mr. Ruppert
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
New York
Cleveland
Ball
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Cincinnati
Penrnant
Lerrmann
Ruppert
Harvard vs Cincinnati scrimmage sparks pitching duel talk
The snippet mentions a Harvard first scrimmage and a Cincinnati wager on Walter Ruether facing Eddie in a pitching duel. Ivy Lewis is noted for pace, while Ku promotes Jersey City ballpark capacity over 40 100 and an eight round no decision boxing card. More hard luck seems to haunt Austra.
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Cincinnati
Walter Ruether
Eddie
cChance
Jersey City
Harvard Gridiron Scrimmage Ends Scoreless at Soldiers Field
Harvard football teams A and B battled to a scoreless tie on Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon with no ground gained and few big plays. Ralph Horween twice missed from drop kicks near the goal, while Eddie Casey filled a substitute post and Horween served as understudy. Bob Guild announced retirement after eight years as coach and eight seasons guiding Harvard football.
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Soldiers Field
Ralph Horween
Brickley
Eddie Casey
Weatherhead
Phinney
McCage
Sedgwick
Brown
Woods
Philbin
Murray
Wales
Wharton
Burnham
A. Horween
Desmond
Ryan
Hubard
Salter
Olmsted
J. Caswell
Macomber
Felton
Conlon
Church
Hamilton
Nelson
Horween
Arnold Horween
Fred Church
Paul Thomas
Babe Frothingham
Tubby Clark
Donald Falvey
Brookline
Thomas S. Lamont
Englewood
N. J
Bob Guild
Guild
Second
Amherst Company
State Guard
Winchester
Mystic Valley Council of Boy Scouts
Percy Haughton
Fenn
Quakers
Bob Folwell
Leonard Dominates Dundee In Narrow No-Decison Bout
Benny Leonard the lightweight champion toyed with Johnny Dundee in Newark with no-decision under the lights before about 12 000 fans. Leonard showed sharp uppercuts and hard rights but avoided a knockout as Dundee endured rounds two and five with stinging counters and steady damage but survived to the final bell.
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New York
Benny Leonard
Johnny Dundee
Newark
Leonard
Dundee
Duncan leads Brae-Burn club championship qualifiers
The Brae-Burn Country Club held a qualifying round to determine the eight players for the championship. Miss Katherine F. Duncan posted the top score with 98, followed by Mrs Cc S Duryea three strokes behind. Eligible scores must be 1 or better. the first round of 18 holes begins a week from yesterday.
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Brae-Burn
Katherine F. Duncan
Cc. S. Duryea
Indianapolis 4 St Paul 0 and Minneapolis 14 Columbus 8 scoreline
Score notes show Indianapolis defeating St Paul 4 to 0 while Minneapolis cashed in 14 to 8 against Columbus. No further context available on venues or dates.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville-Kansas City
Gates Adds Pep to Yale End Rush Unit
New Haven Conn Sept 17 With the arrival of Jack Gates Yale's coaching staff gains a full end rush potential The ex Annapolis head coach left business work to devote the fall to Yale and directs the candidate ends in drills and practice sessions
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New Haven
Conn
Jack Gates
Yale
Annapolis
College grid practice notes show shifting lineups and promising players
The rush line squad totaled 20 with Allen Rhein hard and Dilworth highlighted for promise. Acosta’s end play failed and he shifted between tackle and guard. Callahan Galt Sidenburg Walker Kirkpatrick led the first string line. Acosta substituted late. Joe Eagan joined as a new tackle. Neville Lay boosted booting. kicking and punt catching displayed mixed results.
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Allen
Rheinhard
Dilworth
Acosta
Callahan
Galt
Sidenburg
Walker
Kirkpatrick
Joe Eagan
Paris
al Sharpe
Crane
Aldrich
Joe Neville
Bob Lay
White Sox Take Two From Yankees in Doubleheader
The Chicago White Sox beat New York 2 0 in the first game and 11 2 in the second, narrowing the gap toward the American League pennant. Kerr edged Quinn in a pitchers duel as Weaver drove in the decisive run with a late sacrifice fly. In the nightcap the Sox chased Thormahlen early, piling up 19 hits led by E Collins with five safeties and three steals.
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Chicago White Sox
Kerr
Chicago
Quinn
Leibold
Weaver
Mogriége
White Sox
Thormahlen
Shawkey
Shore
E. Collins
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B. Collins
Jackson
F Felseb
Gandil
E«Ceees
Risberg
Tee
Peckinpaugh
Baker
Beeneree
Pipp
Teepeeees
Pratt
Lewis
Bodle
Seeeee Ruel
Ward
Mogridge
Collina
Mee
Coneste Os
A. E. Fewster
Aee
Stanee Glich
Tee Bodle
Hannah
Sae Thormahlen
O'Doul
Powewee
Collins
Felsch
J. Collins
Dil
Thormah- Shawkey
James Lon
Former Governor Foss Voices Patriotism in Cambridge Tour
Foss spoke to large crowds in Cambridge urging patriotism and arbitration to ease unrest after wars. He criticized profiteers, called for public ownership of trolley lines, and urged stronger action against price gouging while touting Massachusetts labor reforms and workers compensation.
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Foss
Cambridge
Sixth
Cambridge Streets
East
Inman Square
North Cambridge
Central Square
Gvernor Coolidge
Trig
Boston
Cleveland
San Francisco
Massachusetts
United States
Kilbane's Knockout Sparks Talk of Prices and Records
In Redland fans praise Johnny Kilbane after a fifth round knockout of Frankie Burns in Jersey City. The column debates Olympic backing, amateur bodies, and leadership changes in the New England area, praising Herb Gidney and Kloby Fitzsimmons while weighing Giants Reds trades and upcoming football and baseball battles.
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Johnny Kilbane
Frankie Burns
Jersey
Johnny
Jersey City
Frankie
Burns
Land of Nod
Two Boxers Disqualified In Uncontested Rhode Island Bout
In Providence on September 17 Butch OHagen of Albany and Young OHearn of Boston were halted by the referee in the 11th round after ten rounds with neither showing active punching. The bout was ruled uncontested as both wrestled and foul hold tactics dominated. In the semi final Young Perry of New Bedford drew 12 rounds with Harry Martin of Providence substituting for Mickey Russell.
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R. I
Butch O’hagen
Albany
Young O’hearn
Boston
O'Hagen
O’hearn
Liability Pledge Sets High Standards for Service
A firm warns clients to demand reliable work and fair pricing or risk reduced value. It emphasizes adherence to proven service quality and accountability to avoid penalties and substandard results.
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