Giants May Use Syracuse Farm Club
New York Giants consider purchasing a minor league team in Syracuse to farm young players as the major league season approaches. The move would likely place control of a Syracuse affiliate under Giants management with George Witte possibly taking over as manager.
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Tanger Experted 20 Clash at Colonial Hall Tonight
Jos Jeanpetics ronda team faces Blue Ribbon tye in a curtainraiser at Colonial Hall. The indoor game features noted players from Joe's tear ers white and other top local exponents near New York. Mauger Levy and Leonard er sareer, Cant Beckman Reich Roxev ach Swerson anticipated. Preliminary events at Augustine's cing include.
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Holy Name Courts In Good Condition for Opening
The Holy Name hall and St Onariee prepare for opening as teams arrive. St Marys faces Heart and St Charles meets Se re with 25 Tolons expected to attend.
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Eddie Collins Seeks 430000 For Three Years From Feds
A Federal League official said Eddie Collins demanded 430 000 for a three year contract plus 20000 in cash with 360000 to be deposited in the bank. The extraordinary terms shocked the Federal Leaguers and led to the collapse of talks while underscoring Collins high regard for his services.
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Kauff’s Power Over Left Handed Pitching Highlighted
Fed batting statistics compiled by Secretary Lloyd Rickert show Indianapolis star Reesch and Brooklyn’s Shaw thriving against southpaws. Kauff leads with .520 in nine games versus left handed pitching, while Reny and Stevenee also post strong marks, Otto Panas slumps at .228 guiding an average .375 against left handers.
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Coffey Gains Point In Fight For Recognition
New York December 29 Jack Coffey former infield star and Boston National League shortstop has gained a point in his fight for recognition. Coffey was released by Pittsburgh to the Denver club of the Western league. He managed Denver last year and proved his worth as an infielder.
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Al Ketchell and Bosse Set for Acorn Smoker at Gym
The Acorns club hosts its eleventh monthly smoker on New Year’s afternoon featuring five four round bouts. Ketchell vs Bosse headlines a four round canter, with Hubbs vs Gill and Rowan vs Hawthorne among the card. Bobby Brennan acts as announcer. Mike Broderick performs. doors open at 2 39 P M.
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Fall Woolens Bought by Shelyford Brothers in East Sile
The Shelyford Brothers acquire 1500 new fall woolens in East Sile and Wee Eca EF.
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Yankees Sale Progress Sparks Fan Speculation
The pursuit of the New York Americans moved forward as buyers led by Obi Ruppert Jr and Capt T L Huston met sellers Frank Farrell and "Big Ben" at the Belmont Hotel. Ban Johnson presided as talks stretched late, Ruppert saying final terms and the price remain unsettled with an expected decision within 48 hours.
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Governor Ferris May Abolish Boxing in Michigan
Detroit reports that boxing flourished statewide this winter but faces possible extinction if Governor Ferris acts. Critics blame sensational press coverage and lenient refereeing for unrest, noting Detroit would be uniquely affected while Windsor remains accessible to locals.
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Reisigl and Detroit plan return to big show next season
Bugs Reisigl, former New Haven star, to get trial with the Detroit Tigers again next season. He previously reached the majors, then bounced through Providence and the Southern league before returning to the Western league standout form that drew Detroit's interest.
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Yanks Sign Only Two Players Name Tangle
In St Louis on December 29 Roy Hartzell said the New York Yankees have only two players signed for next season. He visited Mike Donlin and Marty McHale, with McHale hinting at a Federal league offer while denying a confirmed job. Donlin downplayed rumors of others seeking work.
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Urges Physical Tests for Football Players
Chicago date line reports a proposal from the fatalities committee urging rigid medical examinations for all football candidates and strict supervision during practice and games. Dr George Epler of the University of Wisconsin is cited among speakers at the national football instructors convention.
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Bresnahan Invades Cincinnati to Trade
Cincinnati Dec 29 President August Herrmann of the Cincinnati Baseball Club received word from Roger Bresnahan manager of the Chicago team that he would be in Cincinnati to discuss several proposed trades. Herrmann said no specific deals were in sight and little probability Groh would be moved.
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Gunboat Smith Knocks Out Chick Carsey Early
New York December reports describe Gunboat Smith delivering a severe beating to Chick Carsey in two and a half rounds at the Long Acre Club prompting the referee to halt the bout before the bell. Carsey refused to fight back and covered up from the start. The club later claimed Carsey had knocked out Yank Gilbert earlier, but no official announcement was made until after ticket holders left. Also noted is the closure of the Duquoin Bank of Duquoin Illinois with deposits estimated between 350000 and 400000 dollars.
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Shugrue and White Set Lightweight Clash at Madison Square Garden
Joe Shugrue of Jersey City and Charley White of Chicago meet in a ten round lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden. They weigh in at 133 pounds at 6 pm. The winner is seen as the likely next challenger to Freddie Welsh for the title, with White’s class and power noted and Shugrue praised as a top East Coast contender after beating Welsh.
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Giants Face $600 Claim Over Drafted Catcher Bob Marshall
Davenport Iowa club of the Three-Eye League asks the National Commission to settle an accounting of 600 dollars against the New York Giants. The Denver club drafted catcher Bob Marshall and then turned him to Davenport with a price gap of 600 dollars versus the Giants. The Davenport club seeks the difference, a dispute echoed by a similar past case involving Fran Brugey and a Boston Braves transfer.
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Willard Johnson bout eyed as glamorous heavyweight clash
New York reports promotion for the March 6 Juarez fight between Tess Willard and Jack Johnson. Critics say hype mirrors past public relations stunts and doubt Willard’s real standing, while Johnson’s credibility remains contested amid recent Paris Moran chatter.
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Boxing chatter and plans for a Willard Johnson title bout
The piece argues fans doubt a Willard Johnson championship fight soon after Moran Johnson in Paris. It questions Johnson's conditioning, accuses Moran of seeking money, notes Kilbane moving up, and mentions Carpentier and Welsh as European figures in need of recovery while Willard plans continue.
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Pugilistic Outlook for 1915 in a Muddy Ring
The 1914 boxing year ends with a stagnant scene across divisions as Britain and France war and California bans glamorize. The heavyweight crown could change hands, while middleweight and welterweight scenes resemble a void with few clear champions. Freddie Welsh’s claim to the lightweight title remains debated as several American lightweights challenge the Briton.
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Boxing notes debate shorter rounds for title bouts
The article argues for allowing referee decisions in shorter fights to boost betting and interest. It warns champions would lose leverage if titles could change hands in ten round limitations and discusses dangers to boxing integrity and regulatory cautions.
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Ring Battle Anniversary and Boxing Highlights
The piece recalls the 1908 20 round draw between Jimmy Barry and Casper Leon in Davenport and notes Barry’s bantamweight title victory. It mentions Hy Ry retiring undefeated, other champions leaving rings, and historic light and heavyweight figures with scattered notes on deaths and committees.
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