Baseball League Approves Tentative National Agreement
Major and minor league committees accept a tentative national baseball agreement drafted by Judge Landis and partners. The plan creates a commissioner with a seven year term, salary 70000, and an advisory council to guide enforcement and governance across leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Land
New York
Kenesaw Landis
George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
John Conway Toole
J. C. Jones
St. Louis
Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Agresmigui Ves Tireen
National League
American Tongs
Chicago
Chicara
American Association
International League
Rigasifica
Elreults
Secur
Phivers Mat
Bageball
Umw
Gomimitiras
Wicely
Desis
Nates
Judge Landis
Nelson
Landis
Wallin
United Sister
Lecome
Wwe
Ierguelon
Ehuaeil
Bovern
Bovern Fe Workd Ofries, Regulate Courtysety, Amt Determins the Orelliotie
Eluba
Brennan Says He Can Stop Dempsey In Title Fight
Contender Bill Brennan claims he can defeat champion Jack Dempsey, boasting a strong, straight-from-the-shoulder style and a plan shaped by recent workouts and sparring. He emphasizes his reach, footwork, and resilience, while acknowledging Dempsey’s improved power since their last encounter two years ago. Brennan’s manager Leo Flynn contests the notion of an easy match, noting experience and conditioning may tilt the bout in Brennan’s favor if he stays aggressive.
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Howard
New York
Dee
Jenany
Jame Dennises
Ans
Loawanl
Brennan
Turky
Dempsey
Kid Norfole
Panchie
Bennie
Hettele
BHP
Demp- Stein
Bill Brennan Frans
Dewnessy
Leo P. Blynn
Chicago
Woleht
Flynn
Lseif
Miskee
Kidd
Lrenagar
Kil Norfolls
Vrennan
Brennin
Aith Panams
Joe Gins
Gans
Breanants
Ile Reams
Bial Ketchell
New Yorks
Gansard
Bk Lew
Rowids
Leavine Cruny
Cnp
Monty
Hill
Veneas
Hin Berg
Tana
Carpentier-Moran
Ahk
Moran
Carsentier
Tre Dempsey
Moras
Alaman
Meschamus
Carpe
Grorsta
Maras
Dempses
Maran
Ceargis
Beevever
Trea
Grorges
Sinnly
America
Ihe
Wien
Monsieur Devochey
Elie
Jock
Roma
Dianerithon
Les
Tienlamar
Texas
Enon
Otreyes Iwvs
Fey
Mls
Beckett
Unclear 19th Century Rant Scatters Garbled Notes
Fragmentary OCR text shows a deranged chant about waking, a missing vest, searching pockets, sweating, and a conductor named Dickens. The irregular capitalization and typos obscure meaning. no coherent event or factual report can be confirmed from the fragment.
Crashes Beat Lenox Eleven in Fiercely Fought Contest
The Crashes defeated Lenox 14 to 6 at Newfield Park in a hard fought game. Lenox played well but two injuries to Lenox and Arnahos players disrupted their effort. Moore kicked two extra points and Crashes scored twice in the first half to take a lead that held.
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Lenox
Acral
Lenox Gerven Fr
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Otyar
Newfield Park
North End Boys
Mercery,fough
Leupold
Amfvore
Tf Arnahos
Mek
Laeonold
Moors
Stehle
Crasnos
Tlenox
West Enders
Craghos
Crago
Lenoxerec
Dub
Pexing Ning
Grasho
Feepi
Lengx
Travio Crughos
Moore
Gregory
Sné Lenox Rlevens
Turley
Stooreveal
Kekeing
Kil Narfolls
Ant Beeson
Dempsey-Brennan
Cain
Bal
Ward Fort
Madison Sudare Garden
Havana Entries Highlight Fourth Race and Stakes Field
Fragmented notes from Havana reveal entries for the fourth race for 1 year olds with a $4 purse and a fifth race stakes offering $55,00 in purses. Listed are horse names and potential lineups, including Abele, Band, Ind, and several others, with unclear details on weights and connections.
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Havana
Iaerdarmay
Woda
Aohleman
Aml
NeAl
Sister Susie
Rotvig Walerrle
Senator Jaenee
Sinn Feiner
Sung Nurse
Anvani We
N-Aatien Fiftit Rac
Caimey Irlidiae
Neiai Pomermiy
Tait Abele
Abersyy Band Ind
N—rallymann Wi
NoRediand Oi
Difrever
le Stoutai
Gilale
Musante's Prize Game Sparks Strained Strategy
An OCR garble outlines a chaotic football or soccer like match with Musante's team, Peawite, and Wat, mentioning players Lenax, Lag tel Mtr, and several scorings across quarters. The fragment hints at a tense contest with touchdowns, yards, and substitutions, though many names are unclear.
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Wat
Lenax
Puris
Tim Leutax
Warley
Nbnas
Nbnas. Fital
Sheie
Poe
Jiawei Win
Crashon
Malin
Tery
Nealie ' McGuiness
Racing Results and Purse Details From Hack Meet
A garbled racing report lists purse amounts around 700 and 2000 dollars with numerous horse and rider names. It mentions events, weights, and placements like 42-20 Mass lone and six 8, plus various names in a fragmented ledger of races and standings.
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Mikmsoic
Ays Stingi
Ert Minnis
Sige Dixie
Amy
Soar
Algene
Tikes
Kennedy cdi
Zinda Pit
Pourtel Rack
Naty Karat Tandy
von, Akinson
Bulwer
Shere
Atkingon
Tel
Angie
Ny Rod
Rally Alvaney
Redland
MeaCleane
Sint
Racl
J-G Tirlings
Iter
Pha
Ke Neil
Boxing Moguls Meet in New Haven Courtroom Debate
Boxing leaders gathered in New Haven to discuss regulation and fight licensing with legislators. The session featured notable figures and aimed to establish rules, oversight, and a timetable for upcoming bouts and compliance requirements.
Carpentier Moran 20 Round Bout Near Certain
The article outlines an impending Carpentier versus Moran twenty round bout with tentative negotiations and expected votes on the match's staging. Moran faced with strong backing, while Carpentier seeks to neutralize his opponent before a potential Dempsey challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpentier - Moran
Frank Troeh Leads All Trap Shooters Amateur Champion
Frank Troeh headlined the trap shooting meeting as an amateur leader with top averages. Reports list competitors such as Marko Ye, Antwerp, and Guy Ward, noting Troeh’s high score and the event context under the American Trap Shoot Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Troeh
York
Lee
Willine
sHarhow
Antaverage
Fet Bho
Marko Ye
New Bedford Whalers Edge Bridgeport In Roller Hockey Clash
The New Bedford Whalers beat Bridgeport 8 to 0 before about 1,500 fans, completing a season sweep after a prior 6-0 loss. Williams and Duggan led scoring as Cameron Harrold and Quigley anchored defense in a fast paced rally.
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Whalers
Williams
Duggan
Cameron
New Bedford Whalers
Polo
Jack Neville
Marathorers
Bridgeport
Marloners
Bridsport
Warrold
Bedard
Quigsey
Harrold
Jette
Hartford Five
iDuggan
Whaméda
Quigley
Dugan
New Bedford
Willams
Warford
Alan
Bs Harrold
Kirt Williams
Worcester
Vera Tsi
Bridzenare
College Basket Team Triumphs Over State Representatives
A college basketball team defeated a state five in a contested game featuring players such as Reilly and Watson. Key scorers Peiffer and Reilly contributed while substitutions like Horowitz and Wordes aided efforts. The match included detailed lineups and period scores, reflecting a period-by-period battle.
Blue Ribbons Trim Amsterdam Five In Close Match
The Blue Ribbons extended their winning streak by defeating Amsterdam Five 25 to 22. Key player What Holmes substituted for Frieden, scoring ten points with three goals and solid passing, while Halloran and Towsoy led the visitors with baskets. Amsterdam’s Halloran, Johnson, and Tronarate contributed, but the home team maintained the lead late.
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Dae Ams Rin Nye
Wee
Holmw
Frieden
Visitere
Falloran
Joknse
Cagins
Kachtrom
Taskbar Em Deration Meet Mocked By Grand Event
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a national baseball federation event, with garbled terms like January 15 and meet context. Readable entities suggest a national sports gathering or federation meeting, but specifics are unclear. No clear headline or full summary can be reliably formed from the fragment.
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Bill Brennan
BY Briggs
Ates Tres
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Prane
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Freedman
Stratton
Stratford
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Rontian Maare
Orayle
Han Ides
Malinney
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Tania Lel Auelaey
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Lenox Senrtiks
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Willis Ford
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Reilly
Roi
Horowitz
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J. J. Brin
Princeton
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Sean Wan Myer
College of the City of
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Masex
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Cleveland
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Whlainey Dugan
Henry Wiley
Wigtest Center
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Moron Muirheid
G. Vener Jette
Tim
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Th. Wiliams
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Bridgenort
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Degman
Percin
Tere Pauls
Habeard
Joe V Tebees
Atronvanco
Amsterdam
CMY Rgand
Hel Beng
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