Green Sues Nationals for Heavy Damages in Baseball Row
Guy W Green former Lincoln club owner and head of the Nebraska Indiana sues the National Association of Baseball Leagues and the national arbitration board for damages totaling 100 196 in U S district court at Lincoln Nebraska. He alleges humiliation and coercion ending his involvement in organized baseball following a 1910 ban and fine. Tip O Neill president of the Western League is served.
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Lincoln Baseball Club
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National Association of Baseball Leagues
National Board of Arbitration
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United States
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Grand Island
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Western League
Board of Arbitration
Burns Seeks Meeting With Jack Johnson in Ambitious Return
Tommy Burns arrives from Australia en route to San Francisco and says he is ready to meet champion Jack Johnson on Johnsons terms after an eighteen month knee injury. Burns has trained steadily since his travel and recovery.
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Honolulu
Jan
Tommy Burns
Australia
San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Burns
White hope enters boxing scene in Los Angeles
A new white hope named Soldier Willa Elder emerges in Los Angeles with manager Pred Bogan. He deposits 2500 dollars as a guarantor for a possible bout with Flynn, Palmer, Morris, or Kaufman. Elder is described as a quiet, service man weighing 185 pounds with both hands capable of kicking.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Alogan
Willa Elder
Pred Bogan
Jim Flynn
al Parmer
Carl Morris
al Kaufman
Playing the Game and Desmond Fails Comedy Troupe Attacks
A short comedy revue titled Playing the Game headlines with a bold claim of wit and satire. Desmond Fails appears in a separate act, described as a contrasting segment by the same company.
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Impe
Desmond
Universities Plan Annual Aviation Meet
Cambridge and Oxford study an annual aviation meet with authorities approval. Noted air enthusiasts from both universities may join, led by Hittore C. Grey of the Aeroplane. Likely format is a endurance contest, using Huntingdon aero drome and Port Meadows.
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London
Cambridge
Oxford
Hittore C. G. Grey
Hubert Latham
Cross Channel
England
W. B. R. Moorhouse
Huntingdon
Port Meadows
Harvard
Yale
Major League Camps List by League and City
A fragmented list shows Major League Camps across American and National Leagues with various cities including Waco Texas Philadelphia San Antonio Detroit Monroe Cleveland New Orleans Boston Hot Springs and others. The text mixes abbreviations and repetition, making specific camp pairings hard to deterministically parse.
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Chicago
Waco
Texas
Philadelphia
San Antonio
Detroit
Monroe
Cleveland
New Orleans
Boston
Hot Springs
Ark
New York
Atlanta
Washington
Charlottesville
National League
New Oreana
Marlin
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Columbus
St. Louis
Louis Brooklyn
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Stampede Follows Report of Gold Ledge Near Campo
A reported rich gold ledge near Campo, 66 miles east of San Diego, triggered a stampede today as Lee Morris, an old prospector, claimed finds yielding values from 0 to 200 dollars per ton.
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San Diego
Call
Lee Morris
Campo
Hogan Murphy Bout Promises A Hard Fight In San Francisco
In San Francisco on January 31 a twenty round bout pits One Round Hogan against Harlem Tommy Murphy for lightweight prominence. Hogan seeks redemption after recent Eastern tours and a foul loss, while Murphy relies on steady tactics and past twenty round tests. Local betting favors Hogan at 10 to 9 as weight favors Murphy.
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Cal
Hogan
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Wolgast
Frankie Burns
Brown
Nalson
Murphy
Qwen Moran
Packey McFarland
Papke Plans Mexico City Training Trip For Title Bout
Billy Papke former middleweight contender leaves Hot Springs for a two week training trip to Mexico City. Afterward he will train in Los Angeles under manager Cherokee Tom Jones. He is eyeing a bout with Sailor Petroskey of San Francisco.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Billy Papke
Mexico City
Illinois Thunderbolt
Los Angeles
Cherokee Tom Jones
Sailor Petroskey
San Francisco
Dying of Mysterious Wause Suspected Foul Play
Fort Worth Texas January reports Edward Throckmorton son of a former Texas governor and main witness in the case sits ill amid two strangers said to be private detectives. B Snead accused of murdering A C Boyne is dying in a hospital tonight.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Edward Throckmorton
B. Snead
A. C. Boyne
Throckmorton
Colorado Advertising Bureau Formed In Denver
Denver business groups unite to promote Colorado through moving pictures and lectures on state attractions. C. W. Adams named chairman of the new advertising bureau. The item notes rising costs tied to a medical fee threat in Manhattan.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
C. W. Adams
Advertising Bureau
Baseball News Roundup From Naps to Giants
The schedule committee will decide if the Central league plays 192 or 156 games at a Fort Wayne meeting on February 21. Pop Casey, famed Pacific Coast leaguer and ex Portland manager, is named Pacific Coast league umpire. Frank Manush wins Panama Isthmus stopover with the Naps and will join Cleveland in New Orleans. Giants secretary Joe O'Toole sees Cubs as formidable next season. George Stallings aims to develop Pitcher Baxter like Brennan and Schultz. Joe McGinnity buys Harry Smith for Brooklyn. Wolverton appoints Mulcahey trainer for Yankees. Giants promise long spring training tour of 25 games. Ty Cobb’s weakness noted by Naps pitcher Gregg as hitting wild pitches.
Wants Work or Will Steal
Oakland police were warned by a typewritten postcard from Frederick W. Lock that if he does not obtain suitable employment by February 12 he will rob a jewelry window on Broadway at noon. He threatens probation terms or a jury trial and asks for help finding work, or to be subpoenaed.
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Oakland
Cal
Frederick W. Lock
Lock
Peterson
Broadway
Alleged Mail Pouch Robber Is Caught In Denver
Denver authorities report the arrest of W. T. Johnson a Union Pacific traveling electrician on trains between Omaha and Denver in connection with $1 mail pouch robberies. Johnson allegedly confessed in writing and was traced by his purchase of a revolver with fifteen dollars in postage stamps.
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Denver
Colo
Jan
W. T. Johnson
Union Pacific
Omaha
Johnson
Conners Admits Ex Convict Past In Trial
Bert Hi Conners on trial for conspiring to dynamite the Hall of Records in 1910 admitted he served a Missouri penitentiary term for grand larceny at age eighteen. He was paroled by the judge who sentenced him after a Lamar Missouri conviction in 1900.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Bert Hi. Conners
Hall of Records
Missouri Penitentiary
Conners
Lamar
Missouri
Two Killed in Santa Fe Freight Collision Near Watrous
Las Vegas New Mexico January 81 two Santa Fe freight trains collided near Watrous twenty miles east of here. Firemen Crabtree and Kries were killed and three other trainmen injured as the eastbound failed to wait for the westbound at Watrous.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Crabtree
Kries
Santa Fe
Watrous
Here
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