Feds Offer Big sum for Maranville Rejected by Star
The Federal Ties offer a large contract to Hall of Fame shortstop Maranville for the National League season, but he declined. Reports say scouts remain optimistic about signing the Brave star, with further offers rumored.
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Vale Loses First Hockey Game of Year
Yale coach Tom Howard credited the team’s effort after Vale dropped the opening contest. Captain Sweeney and standout Connors praised the Canadian stars in the New Haven lineup as the squad battles back.
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Pan Balk Incident Sparks Nasty Scene at Ballpark
A chaotic moment in Philadelphia during a Chicago game featured Die Cicotte alleging a balk claim as fans and players clashed. The confrontation escalated with shouts, a ripped face and accusations of unsportsmanlike conduct amid a heated inning.
Collins quits papers. declines baseball captaincy
Chicago reports that Dale Collins ends his writing career after accepting the captaincy of a Chickens Waite ox team. President Ban Johnson of the American League says Collins cannot both write for newspapers and play, acknowledging reader and owner concerns.
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Remington-Yost Banquet Honors Players and Staff
The Remington-Yost team held a year end banquet at the Bridgeport elov to honor football and baseball players. Speeches praised the squad’s season, presents a check to injured star A B Doc Adams, and notes from officials included best wishes for 1915.
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Boston Braves plan double deck stands at Fenway
Boston announces new Braves seating at Fenway will total 45 000 with a base 12 feet below street level and room to add a second deck later. President Gaffney says a future 60 000 capacity may be needed and notes Braves can use Fenway until the new plant is ready near July. Ward advertises Want Ad notices.
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Mack's overhaul ends Philadel pha team era
Writer Bil Weart reports Connie Mack tore apart his former world champion Philadelphia team not for individuals but because the squad lacked teamwork and harmony. He aimed to restore the structure and spirit that once wowed the sporting world amid player factions and disunity.
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Shugrue to Box Robideau Tomorrow Night in Waterbury
Joe Shugrue faces Sam Robideau in a 10 round light welterweight bout tomorrow evening at the Armory. Robideau trained in Philadelphia and Waterbury with sparring partners Al Ketchell and Jimmy Murphy. A large Waterbury contingent and a special train will bring fans to the event, while Robideau weighs near 135 pounds at the Alpine Hotel scales.
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Dalton May Desert Brooklyn Star Dalton in talks over salary
Newark reports center fielder Jack Dalton of Brooklyn is in danger of leaving after negotiations on a salary rise. Dalton, returning from Pennsylvania and weighing offers from the Federal League, plans conference with Ebbetts before Daytona training. Larry Schlafky aims to recruit Dalton for an outfield post during his Newark visit.
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Jersey City
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Ford Best Pitcher in Federal League
Pitcher Russell Ford of the Buffalo club led the Federal League in pitching averages last season. He appeared in 35 games, won 21 and lost 6, after previously pitching for the Yankees. Wade Hendrix, ex-Pirate, earned second honors with 49 games and a 29–10 record. Chappelle topped Brooklyn in strikeouts, while Tom Seaton finished ninth with 21 victories and 14 losses.
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Outlaws Seek New Home for Kansas City Franchise
The Federal Teasoen plans to stand firm in 1914 while outlaws search for a transfer spot Kansas City could move to Philadelphia amid financial failure last season Connie Mack reportedly unpopular with Philadelphia fans Beletan cabinet figures debut in Paris to discuss finance rapelers.
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Gunboat Smith to Meet Jim Coffey Over Long Route
James Buckley and Billy Gibson push for a twenty round bout between Gunboat Smith and Jim Coffey. After Coffey’s win at Madison Square Garden, both managers signal a return bout is possible with tentative arrangements discussed in New Orleans or elsewhere.
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Fed League boosts many players batting marks
A comparison shows eight players posting higher Federal League averages after jumping to the Fed from organized ball. Notable shifts include Evans rising from .249 with the St Louis Nationals to .365 with the Feds and Oakes improving from .293 in the National League to .316 in the Fed. Walsh falls from .807 with the Phillies to lower Fed numbers after the move.
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Buffalo club sale eyed as Huggins and Herzog bid
Buffalo International League club owner Jacop J. Stein said offers have come in and the franchise will be sold at the right price. He confirmed Miller Huggins of the St Louis Cardinals and Charley Herzog of the Cincinnati Reds made bids, with local business backing but without identifying the bidder.
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Eis Franchise Sale Prompts Surprising Offers
President Stein states the Eis franchise was on the market for four years and drew unexpected bids. He and Hart discuss refining terms and the forthcoming sale price, noting the strong interest and price offers received.
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Players Injuring Game by Tactics in Sinking Strife
The article reports on rising tensions in the sport with managers and players clashing over tactics. It suggests receivers and pay disputes strain teams and fans. The text notes league cutbacks and possible declines in popularity if the conflict continues.
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Miller Leads 12th District Glup Millar Victory
A disputed 12th district meeting elected Johe C Millar president of the 24 district political unit. The assembly kept Rotem open and named a board of chosen officers including Edward Ladford Anancll, Henry Helbig, Freie Curtis Jr, Langdon Davie Mule, and Jersee Myron Herrink. The group discussed war mobilization efforts and distribution of relief for Europe through a New York clearing house.
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