Hoppe Retains Balk Line Title in 18.2 Event
Willie Hoppe defeats Ora Morningstar 500 to 276 in the final game to clinch first place in the 18.2 balk-line billiards championship tourney with six wins and one loss. Slosson takes second with five wins and two losses. Morningstar and Yamada tie for third with four wins and two losses. Yamada wins the playoff to claim third.
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Political talk and ward politics in Chicago headlines
Illinois progressives align with Colonel Roosevelt in the upcoming General Assembly. Republicans plan a La Salle luncheon with limited invites to boost party strength. A new Eleventh Ward Democratic Young Men's Club forms with 650 members and lists ward officers. Critics warn cutting police stations harms public protection. Chicago demands telephone competition to lower high rates and improve service.
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Mandot seeks rematch after Los Angeles fight with Rivers
Mandot the New Orleans fighter known as the French Baker Boy was clearly outpointed by Joe Rivers in a Los Angeles bout. Mandot is not satisfied and is now seeking a return battle. In their first clash Mandot was declared the victor.
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Chance Sees Hofman Star For Pirates Next Season
Former Chicago Cubs manager Frank Chance writes that Artie Hofman will be a star with the Pittsburg Pirates next year. He criticizes President Murphy for allowed Hofman to be traded for Leach and Leifield in the Cole deal and predicts Hofman will bat over 800, run bases with old-time speed, and be the best fielder Pittsburg has had since Fred Clarke retired.
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Sculler Arnst to Become Farmer Near Sydney
Richard Arnst, ex champion professional sculler who ceded his title to Ernest Barry, plans to settle on land in Sydney. Purnan of Toronto, defeated by Barry, asserts no American continent sculler could beat Barry.
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Trial for Jacinto Calvo in Waefington club next spring
The young Cuban outfielder Jacinto Calvo will be given a trial by the Waefington club next spring. In five at bats he faced Jack Coombs of the Athletics and collected three safeties. Many Athletics members predict a great future for him.
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Sox to Train in California Seven-Week Paso Robles Camp
Chicago White Sox president Charles A. Comiskey announced the club will train seven weeks in Paso Robles California. The team departs Chicago about February 20 and returns around April 10.
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McBride Record Streak Highlights American League
McBride's good record as the lone AL shortstop to play every game last season stands out as he missed only three games across three seasons.
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Baseball Rumors and Plans Spark 1913 Season Talk
A collage of baseball notes cites Ty Cobb contract talks, Three-I league opening April 24, and managers and players shifting teams. Arthur Devlin and Jap Barbeau moves crop up while minor leagues push salary limits and Cuba exhibitions loom.
Magnates Push Plan to Cap World Series Player Shares
Baseball magnates seek changes to world series receipts with a guaranteed per player payout. August Herrmann proposes $1000 to each winning team player and $750 to each losing team member, funded by reducing first four games’ share and reallocating 60 percent pool. Commission may cut its take from 10 to 5 percent, with the remainder split among all major league players. The move sparks talk of the Baseball Players Fraternity’s stance.
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McCarthy Promising Pittsburg Player Becomes Yale Stadium Focal Point
McCarthy, a key Pittsburg second baseman, filled in for Miller and later yielded to Butler. Yale plans a new amphitheater stadium, 60 feet deep, seating 60 000 and expandable to 100 000, costing 700 000 with bonds funding. Public can buy face value bonds, enabling two tickets per game for fifteen years.
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Training Dates for Reds Announced for 1911 Season
The Cincinnati Reds plan a spring training start traveling March 4 from Cincinnati to French Lick Springs, then remaining in Mobile until March 26 before returning to Redland. They schedule games against the New York Americans March 29–31, Boston Americans April 4–6, and Detroit Americans April 7–9, opening the regular season April 10. Eleven Champions Off the List. The Athletics roster overhaul removes several players including catchers Livingston and Donahue, pitchers Morgan Krause Dygert and Atkins, infielders Davis Houser and Derrick, and outfielders Lord and Hart eel.
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White Sox Hopes Rest on Babe Borton at First Base
White Sox sensation Babe Borton, their first sacker, is viewed as a coming campaign sensation. Jimmy Callahan doubted Borton could become a finished first baseman in the majors.
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Harness Racing Christmas Prizes Planned by Toronto Driving Club
The Toronto Driving Club will distribute 7200 in prizes for harness races during the Christmas holidays, outlining a festive series with multiple events and purses for participants.
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Cubs to Train in Florida This Winter
Cubs president Murphy plans Florida as training ground for next season but location is not yet finalized.
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County Democracy Leaders List for Cook County Chicago
The Cook County Democratic organization names offices and committees, listing secretary Burke, marshal Farrell, attorney Mulligan, medical staff Jentzsch Krygowski Van Arsdale, and numerous vice presidents and executive members. It details congressional district rosters with dozens of candidates and district names across Chicago.
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Robert B. Burke
James H. Farrell
George F. Mulligan
Ernest Jentzsch
Anthony Krygowski
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Michael J. Hanley
John H. Dullard
Raleigh W. Taylor
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John McCann
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Henry F. Hayes
John J. Curran
Thomas L. Byrne
Dr. J. B. Weintraub
John F. Nolan
F. B. Robinson
John D. Green
Frank Arnold
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Thos. F. Rowan
John Kavanagh
Louis Mueller
Thos. Howe
James Bumber
Chas. W. Richards
Thos. W. Corkell
Eugene B. Hartigan
Michael F. Ryan
Thos. B. Conroy
Mathew Rawen
George W. Hinckley
KF. H. Chambers
M. J. McCoy
D. B. Mulvey
James Hyland
J. W. Marion
Patrick B. Dwyer
John H. Euright
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J. J. Mulvihill
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Harry Schlick
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Joseph Mendel
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Matthew Smith
B. J. McCarty
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Peter Hoffman
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John Waska
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Tom Fitegerald
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James H. Ryan
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Joseph Wirth
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George Frost
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Thomas EB. Golden
Andrew A. Collins
C. E. Hayne
J. P. Fitzgerald
Fred Schuls
W. H. Lauff
Geo. J. Byrnes
John 8. Schneller
Norman P. Brodie
Daniel F. Rice
Michael P. Lowen
John B. Bercher
Carl W. Westerlind
Daniel L. Cruies
Chas. Oakley
Oscar Anderson
Geo. A. Maneatus
D. R. Murphy
George Wilson
Arthur L. Meyer
Nick Protopas
William Payne
Jacob Emerich
Ray R. Coombs
John Mabdoon
John M. Mullen
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William H. Rose
Albert J. W. Appell
Serafino Comforti
George Bloedorn
Max Goldenrath
Joseph H. Fitch
Fred Sorensen
Geo. C. Knight
Horace M. McCullen
Thos. J. Scherer
F. O. Anderson
Henry G. Weber
Barnard J. Baumer
Fred J. Binkley
J. P. Jaeger
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