Brooklyn Club Faces 15000 Loss in Federal League Move
Cincinnati dispatch reports the National Commission will discuss Federal League matters at a Jan. 6 meeting. Garry Herrmann notes the league gains attention as Joe Tinker and Miner Brown join the Federals, with a $15000 sale of Tinker from Cincinnati to Brooklyn shaping the dispute.
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Colleges approve player numbering for next season
The major colleges including Princeton, Penn, Brown, Cornell, Dartmouth, Carlisle, Holy Cross, Colgate and others vote to number all players next year. Army Navy and Western conferences also plan to number players. Harvard and Yale were late but reportedly may join in 1914.
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Birmingham vows calmer approach with umpires next season
Cleve- Jané manager Joe Birmingham says he will not argue with umpires as the season ends. He concedes errors by both sides and plans to accept umpire decisions, hoping calm play and fewer heated disputes will guide his team in the next year.
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Purdue Kicker Robertson Sets 1900 Field Goal Record
New York reports a forgotten 1900 mark when Purdue star Robertson kicked seven goals from the field in a 42 to 7 win over Rose Poly. The record stood out as unmatched by Brickley Trafford or Ecker-Sall and was celebrated after Lake Forest College shared a Stentor clipping. Robertson, dubbed the greatest middle western place kicker, died in a Purdue railroad wreck in 1903.
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Finnish Runner Hannes Kolehmainen Faces Amateur Status Cloud
The Metropolitan Association registration committee probes how Hannes Kolehmainen, the famed Finnish distance star, supported himself since arriving in the United States. He maintains he did not break amateur rules and continues working in Bay Ridge, New York while staying busy with a busy holiday season.
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Albert's Draw With Maloney In Ten Round NY Bout
Johnny Alberts of Elizabeth New Jersey and Tommy Maloney of the West Side boxed ten rounds to a draw in the National Sporting Club feature event in New York. The bout opened tepidly but heated in the final two rounds with fast exchanges and clean hitting as both fighters finished strong.
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Welterweight Title Fight Ends in Decisive Advantage
Both boxers weighed in at the welterweight limit of 112 pounds and displayed a decided advantage over the other. The bout showcased sharp skills and strategic edge from the favored fighter.
Danbury Five Duel With Blue Ribbons At Colonial Hall
Blue Ribbon basketball hosts Danbury tonight at Colonial Hall for a state showdown with a $25 prize to the winner presented by manager Leavy. The double feature includes K Q O K A versus Independents of Norwalk, with Speidel's orchestra to follow. Lineups list Stow Hurley Morrison Irri Conley Smith Della Valle Snyder Von Gal.
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Gotch barred from Chicago wrestling after failed promise
Chicago officials barred Frank Gotch from future appearances in the city after he agreed to wrestle and then failed to appear last summer. Mayor Harrison vowed Gotch was finished in Chicago, though Gotch now announces a return to the sport after months of retirement. Six New York City firemen were later awarded gold medals for bravery.
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Record Crowd to Witness Boxing Show at Eagles Hall
All but two boxers have arrived for the South End A C boxing show at Eagles hall New Year’s afternoon. McAuliffe faces Walsh in a ten round bout with both weighing in at 135 pounds. Ah Chung Teddy Hubbs Red Allen Kid Palmer Kid Johnson and Young Petrona also appear in ten and four round bouts with weigh ins at the Hotel Atlas and medical checks before the fights.
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Tinker and Brown Sign With Federal League
Joe Tinker former Reds manager signs with a Federal League contract shaking major league baseball. Mordecai Brown to manage St Louis club plans unclear. other managers listed include Sheckard Knabe Stovall and Phillips. Telegrams say Knabe denied signing for Baltimore. Argentine land has tripled cultivated area in 15 years and electric lights appear in two Japanese idols eyes.
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Clarkin favors shifting Meriden club to New Britain
Hartford club owner Clarkin states James Murphy's $1747 debt should be paid by league directors not Scinski. Directors previously agreed any transfer to New Britain must reimburse Murphy for his 1912 move from New Britain to Waterbury. President O Rourke cautions Murphy could pursue legal action if the league does not compensate.
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Ouimet Plans British Amateur Play At Sandwich Next Year
Francis Ouimet announced plans to travel to England for the British amateur championship at Sandwich next year. He says he will compete yearly in April to acclimate to conditions and surroundings, despite British doubts about his amateur status based on past caddie work. Massachusetts golfers doubt the assertion and believe Hutchinson misrepresents British sentiment.
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Willard Knuges Geo Rodel in a Round Knockout
Willard knocks out Geo Rodel in early rounds after a tentative performance. The semi final saw Musa Ford stop Mugh Hageerty in four rounds. Red Allen of Briterport failed to appear, causing substitutions in the card from the MCA.
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Hyatt swears for Pittsburghs pious outfield
The Pittsburgh baseball outfielders caused a scene as Mitchell and Wilson tried to calm a flare of temper after a disputed play. Hyatt stepped in to speak for the bench, with Mitch ell and the captains thanking him for his discretion in the moment.
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Lyons and Lyfford Brothers Custom Overcoats Ad
An OCR fragment advertises custom overcoats by Lyfford Brothers at 1 East Side and West Eat locations with a price tag of 16 dollars. The clipped line references a coat sale and shop branding.
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