Brooklyn to Court Over Tinker Baseball Case
Brooklyn through the McKeown brothers plans to enjoin ex-manager Joseph Tinker from playing with Federal leaguers and to block Mordecai Brown from Reds activities. Brooklyn officials vow to fight the move, claiming they paid much for Tinker and he acted unfairly. The Reds have no direct stake beyond prior ownership, and the matter moves toward court action.
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Joseph Tinker
Brooklyn
McKeown Brothers
Reds
Mordecai Brown
New York
Tinker
Mandot Fights Fisher as Fans Await Training Visit
Local fans anxiously anticipate Mandot training in this town before the Mandot Fisher bout on New Year’s after. Rumors swirl about his arrival date and where he will train, with Ki a Taylor and Water Forrest noted as top contenders eyeing the double bill. The public is assured the bout will start at 4 o clock with dinner seating afterward, per Lyceum officials.
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Tom
Auiries
Mandot
Earl Fisher
Cin
Mandot-Fisher Co
Mahagenesa
Lyceum
Mandot-Fisher
Women to Attend Fight Dare Violate Boxing Rules
Johnny Creely and Manuel Vieres meet in a ten round bout at the Standard Theater tonight. Women will be allowed to witness the bout after the regular show, despite Boxing Commission rules banning female ringside attendance. Police may stop the fight if a woman is present when it starts, creating potential disruption.
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Johnny Creely
Manuel Vieres
Standard
Mills
Boxing Commission
Celts Rally in Indoor League Debut Despite Crescents Win
The Celts offered a creditable indoor baseball showing but fell 6 to 3 to the Crescents. Kauchers led Celts with solid hitting while Hogrebe and Edgington held their teams in the game. Avondale struggled for the Central club as Crescents capitalized on chances.
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Celts
Crescents
Dryling
Heckmyer
Lang
Lippman
Turk
Soff
Unger
McKeown
Hognebe
Uneer
Hogrebe
Edgington
Funk and
Hanley
Konermann
Jackson Peeved Over Criticism
Joe Jackson, the Cleveland slugger, rejects claims he cannot read or write and signs his contracts with a cross. He asserts he can read the figures in his contract and signs his name, rivaling Ty Cobb in this regard.
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Joe Jackson
Cleveland
Joe
Ty Cobb
Tinker Shifts to Federal League After Discontent with Brooklyn
Joe Tinker abandons Cincinnati and Brooklyn moves to the Federal League. Holley Ebbets offers Joseph a $10,000 bonus and £5,000 salary, but the former manager signs a three year deal with the Federal League valued at about $26,000 to $40,000.
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Joe Tinker
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Holley Ebbets
Joseph
Crippled Athlete Becomes Sensational Roller Racer
Robert Burke a 20 year old from 212 Ellen street uses a single skate and a crutch to push himself. He now races in a ten mile roller skating event on Washington's Birthday. Burke lost use of a leg in an accident but remains an active swimmer and top skater in his city.
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Cinema Aati
Queen City
Robert Burke
Ellen’ Street
Washington
Burke
Hug Chases Cardinals Roster Shakeup in 1914 Preview
After taking over the St. Louis Cardinals in 1912 Miller Huggins purges players linked to Roger Bresnahan leaving only six of the original twenty. By April the roster is expected to shrink further with three or four more depart in a major shakeup before the opening 1914 season.
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Miller Huggins
Bits of Gossip In Sport World
A collage of baseball boxing and basketball notes alongside curio rumors. Ty Cobb interviews a new bat design while Christ Church basketball remains victorious. George Mullin may join a Pacific Coast League club as Brooklyn trades chatter swirl. Christy Mathewson is cited loving the game, while Walter Camp faces critique of all western passers in his All American pick.
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George Mullin
Setroit Tigers
San Francisco
Cardinals limpiar deal pace shifts players Gallee Oakes
Huggins has pending contracts for Gallee and Oakes, with strong odds they will be finalized. This would leave Bresnahan as the sole remaining member in the two year period noted for the owl house cleaning effort.
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Cardinals
Huggins
Gallee
Oakes
Bresnahan Owl
Rhouse
Honest McLean Seeks Exit From Giants Premises
Larry McLean the powerful catcher from Cincinnati has asked to be released by the New York Giants after years of attempting a move. He says he wants work and regular catching duties, preferably for a second-division club, rather than remain on the Giants bench all season. Possible offers may come from other league managers.
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New York
Larry McLean
St. Louis
Cardinals
Giants
Ried
Larry
Second Round of Skate Prelims Set for Tomorrow Night
The graceful roller skating championship plans a second round of preliminaries at the New Rink tomorrow night. Qualifiers from the first round for the finals include Miss Helen Jones, Bift Mitchell, Miss Alvina Beidenhrott, and Elmer Seegard. Three sets of preliminaries are scheduled.
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New
Helen Jones
Bift" Mitchell
Alvina Beidenhrott
Elmer Seegard
Ballade of a 1914 Resolution by Grantland Rice
A verse piece urges breaking daily habits by choosing one vice to drop each year. The speaker struggles with drinking and other faults, vowing to silence excuses and replace weakness with a worthy goal. The poem contemplates self discipline and willpower against enticements.
Yale Taps Frank Hinkey for 1914 Coaching Return
Yale selects the veteran star Frank Hinkey as coach in 1914. The piece notes Hinkey’s status as a Yale great and his influence within the coaching system. It argues Yale should modernize its game and keep pace with evolving football styles.
Yale’s 1914 Coach Faces Busy Autumn Schedule
Yale explores a challenging season as Princeton returns its strongest material in a decade and Harvard aims to resume top form with stars like Brickley Mahan Hardwick Trumbull Gilman. The coach, Hinkey, faces a demanding slate handling Princeton and Harvard with many 1918 players gone.
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Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Haughton
Brickley
Mahan
Hardwick
Mr. Hinkey
Mogul Robby Plans Dodgers Changes and Baseball Education
The article discusses Robby Robinson as Dodgers leader shaping new methods and teaching his players fundamentals. It notes a large number of big league players with few mastering core baseball, and mentions the Federal League’s announcements as a potential development to watch.
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Mogul Robinson
Dodgers
Robby
Dodgers P
Jess
Time trains baseball through a restless season
Ty Cobb signals intent to curb foolishness and settle into real play as he weighs breaking up the league. In Redland Herzog faces mutiny as Cincinnati’s woes trace to directors and defiant players. Rumors swirl of Shafer’s fate with the Giants and Zimmerman’s Cubs schedule, all without Harvard philosophy.
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Ty Cobb
Herzog
Redland
Meinly
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Fug Alberts Receives Texas League Tryout Offer
Fug Alberts of Cincinnati Iad has been offered a try-out with the Dallas club in the Texas league. If he declines, he will pitch for Dick Kinney's Richmond Indiana team.
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Alberts
Cincinnati
Dallas
Dick Kinney
Richmond
Ind
Paskert and Austin Early Ball Stars Rise in Ohio Roots
Dode Paskert and Jimely Austin grew up playing together on sand lots and started in Dayton in the Central League before joining Augusta and Omaha. Austin, seen as the speedy shortstop, jokes about not being born to baseball, while Flynn promotes fighters with colorful nicknames like the Lewiston Bearcat and Oshkosh Assassin.
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Dode Paskert
Philly
Jimely Austin
St. Louis
Dayton
Paskert
Augusta
Austin
Omaha
Cleveland
Jimmy
Leo P. Flynn
Flynn
Tommy Bergin
Lewiston
No Spring Games For the Giants
New York December 28 Secretary John Foster of the New York club announced the Giants will play no spring exhibition games except at Philadelphia Athletica. They will not engage in a single exhibition on the Polo grounds before the National League season opens. This marks the first time the Giants have not clashed with opponents in spring play.
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New York
John Foster
New York Club
Giants
Philadelphia Athletica
Polo Grounds
Skull Cracker Johnny Alberts Dominates Ring Fame
Alberta nicknamed Jack the Jawbreaker by Flynn for breaking nine jaws in 14 months. The latest addition, Jimmy Fasane, defeated Young Dyson Thanksgiving Day, earning Fasane the Wallett-Won title from Flynn.
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Johhny Alberts
Jack
Alberta
Flynn
Jimmy Fasane
Young Dyson
Fasane
Wallaet
What Is Your Health Worth to You
Lucky readers are urged to seek Dr G F Hermann for electricity based health cures. The ad promises free consultation and invites readers to visit the 2011 Vine Street address in Ohio to learn about curative powers of electricity.
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G. FP. Hermann
Vine «T
Oie
Elmati
Ohio
Avon
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Fragment mentions pay as you like and lowest charges with a question about true scientific treatment and small amount requested. No verifiable events, persons, or organizations identifiable.
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Eastern Boxing Commission
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Christy Mathewson
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McGraw
Buck Crouse
George Chip
Walter Camp
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