Tener warned 10 clean league of the disturbers or oplit may take plage
In New York on Feb 11, major league owners press Governor Tener to purge troublemakers from baseball as Murphy-Evers dispute looms. Rumors of a fight with the National League grow, with Taft and Taft minority stock in Chicago discussed as potential leverage. Murphy defends control of 58 percent of the Cubs stock and his choice of Hank O Day.
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OPLIT
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Biltmore Hotel
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Koore of Directors
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National Commission
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O'Day
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City League Preseason Rumors Signal Strong Lineups
City League previews surface with multiple player signings. Jake Henn joins Cincinnati Shamrocks, Fussy Alberts to Norwood Club, Magnus to Delhi at second base, Harvey Utrecht heads to Cubs, Lefty Niehaus to St. Louis, and other top names shaping the coming season. Managers set to meet February 17 at Linton Hotel as clubs finalize batteries and rosters.
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Ea Rohrer
Fussy
Alberts
Norwood
Magnus
Delhi
Feds' Fighting. President a Match for the Brains of Major Leagues
James A. Gilmore, Ban Johnson, and Joan K. Tener feature in a piece arguing the Federal Baseball League has captured the attention of major leagues. The article claims mag of sums protest the league but notes presidents Ban Johnson and John K. Teher collaborate to undermine it.
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Feds
James A. Gilmore
Ban Johnson
Joan K. Tener
Federal Baseball League
American League
John K. Teher
The
National
Patnipd
Ou’ Gore
Trijit
Camp Washington Ladies Bowling Club Sees New Members
The Camp Washington Ladies Bowling Club held its third meeting at Mergard's Alleys with three new members Mrs Flugel Mrs Bruner and Mrs Wirmel joining. Scores listed include Mrs Sterman 284 and Mrs Mergard 347 among others. next meeting set for 2 p m Wednesday afternoon.
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Camp Washington
Mergard
Flugel
Bruner
Wirmel
Sterman
Mueller
Hornickel
Myx Topmiller
Hoff
Advent Will Enter All Track Meets
Physical Director Hi Bourritell announced yesterday that Advent will build a track team to compete in the mid winter athletic meets. Art McCarin formerly of the Celts and Christ Church and Vaughan Montgomery formerly of the Cincinnati Gym will wear Advent red, as will Cliff Mathis and several others.
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Hi Bourritell
Step
Art McCarin
Celts
Christ Church
Vaughan Montgomery
Cincinnati
Advent
Cliff Mathis
Younger Teams to Join Cincinnati Semi-Pro Association
The Cincinnati Semi-Pro Baseball Association will admit many of the city’s youngest traveling teams at a meeting at the Linton hotel Friday night. Rules and by laws will be adopted. Any young team may gain entry by sending a representative to the session.
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Cincinnati
Pirates Defeat Woodward Five In Tight Basketball Clash
The Christ Church Pirates defeated the Woodward five 38 to 27 in a hard fought game. In the second matchup the Ramblers routed Woodward 48 to 16 with clear control in the second half.
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Y. M. C. A. Maroons
Christ Church Pirates
Y. M. C. A. Ramblers
Woodward i#h
Rchoet
Race Day Card Remnants From Charleston Meet
Fragmented notes describe racing entries in Charleston with purse details of 900 dollars for three year olds and up. Horses listed include Port Lady Rankin Bed News Virginia and Ocean Queen among others, with various numbers and post positions scattered.
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Rene Datagrams
SECO
Fortvess
Tom Ee Dende
Mags Oh
Masawon
Wada
Americus
Pardner
Roya
Frank Madson
Chartier
Sea An
Esther Oose
Linkrosk
Caraquet
Mollie
Bed News
Taeme C.F
Virginia
Princess
Stelle
Madeline
Song of Rocks
Hassan ‘Pourth
Phoedceape
Bareac
Black Susan
Rape
John’ Reardee
Sun House Chance
Vate
Wa Idiae
Maric
Eetreia
Ertone
Pretty Dele
Hagel
Chilton
Minale Marton
Troian
Belle
Ben
Azeon Sa
Palcade
Ocean Queen
Salem ball team readies for Evangelical League season
Salem organizers prepare for the Evangelical League by holding practice with twenty youngsters. Albert Kuenkel is elected manager for the coming season. Ed Tueting, formerly of the Bankers' League, will join the Salem lineup.
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Old Sol
Salem
Albert Kuenkel
Ed Tueting
Bankers’ League
Pope Pius Urges Latin Nations to Embrace Baseball Visit
Pope Pius greeted seventy baseball visitors in Rome after an audience with Cardinal Bislett and Comiskey. The pontiff praised open-air health games and urged Latin countries to adopt American baseball while noting weather halted the planned game. Comiskey was examined and found not seriously ill.
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Pope Pius
Cardinal Bislett
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Vatican
Dr. Jones
United States
Genoa
Comiskey
Monsignor O'Hern
American College
Bastianelli
Tinker Plans Resignation to Cede Cubs Job for Evers
Joe Tinker traveled east to meet Federal League magnates in New York and said he would resign as Chicago Cubs manager to join another Federal League club if it benefits the league. He added Chicago would outbid others for Johnny Evers and expected a favorable outcome.
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Tinker
Johnny Evers
Chicago
Joe Tinker
New York
Manger
Cubs
Evers
Yanks and Dodgers Start South for Spring Prospect
The piece mocks the press for hype around baseball start ups and the midwinter frenzy. It notes Grantland Rice’s wry tone as he contemplates October ambitions, with playful commentary on the sport and wordplay about the season ahead.
Tommy Garry Moves Training Quarters
Tommy Gary relocates training to a farm near Aurora Illinois as he prepares for a looming bout. A large local contingent plans to attend ringside with a heavy bank roll to back Gary, seen as a rising lightweight danger who claims to master Wolgast.
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Tommy Garry
Tommy Gary
Ad Woilgast
Nate Lewis
Chicago
Aurora
Gary
Wolgast
Tommy
Central Alleys One Pin Tourney Sees Daily Scores
Local bowling hub hosts a head pin tourney at Central Alleys with daily play and anticipated score records. Competitors strive for top marks as standings unfold.
Superhuman Faces Ed Howard In Mexico Juvenile Race
In Juarez Mexico on February 11 Superhuman, the standout gelding from James Butler's string, challenged Ed Howard for juvenile honors. He won a stake race beating Ben's Brother and other contenders as four favorites fell short. detailed results list Superhuman 116, Ben's Brother 117-10, Mex 108, with notes on weights and riders.
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Mexico
James Butler
New York
Ed Howard
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Dreyer
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Cook
Ote
Hester
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Howe
Mystic Boy
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Hotees
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Perses
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Bright
K Maglow
Bek Teeons
Gettrake Dixalo
Vibe
Sh. Beard
Defy
Norvell
Iso Reo
Baseball chatter on schedules and standings prompts mock plan
A writer muses on shifting games between teams including the Yankees Dodgers Athletics and Giants. The piece jokes about delaying or advancing starts to keep teams unequally chained in standings through mid June and into October.
The Baseball Situation Verse Sparks Old Uprising Talk
A three year old verse by Yate Heir titled The Baseball Situation questions whether insiders and magnates manipulate leagues for money. The text mocks vast sums and treachery, doubtfully implying knowledge of any plot and ending with a call to seek truth.
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Feds
Baseball Hit Totals Show Surprises Across Leagues
A review of 1913 batting figures reveals each league had sixteen players with at least 150 hits. No hitter reached 200 in either league, though American Johnson had 197, Speaker and Baker reached 100, and National Cravath led with 179, narrowly beating Daubert by one. Cobb trails with a slower pace as travel north continues.
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Heither
American Johnson
Speaker
Baker
Cravath
J. Daubert
Cobb
Gaffney Seeks Johnny Evers With Trade Offer
President Gaffney of the Boston Nationals made the first bid for Johnny Evers with a package including pitcher Hib Perdue and second baseman Bill Sweeney. Murphy agreed and Evers showed willingness before learning Murphy would benefit, prompting a pause. Gaffney plans to continue talks with Evers tomorrow.
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York
Gaffney
Boston Nationals
Johnny Byers
Cubs
Hib Perdue
Bill Sweeney
Murphy
Evers
Murphy Wuld
Selections Show Mixed Entries Amid Racing Card
The page lists multiple horse names and entries including Steever La Salurella Floral Crown Tést Fortune Chas Cannell Water Lad Shackleton Caugh Hil Suite Chartier Pardner Frank Hudson and others with notes on bets, prospects, and fixtures reflecting a racing program.
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Steever
la Salurella
Floral Crown
Tést Fortune
Chas
Cannell
Water Lad
Shackleton
Caugh
Hil
Suite
Palmethd Park Meets York Lad In Seven Furlongs
A Palmethd Park race card reports York Lad beaten by a length in a seven furlong feature. Kewpie won the opening dash for two year olds while Finale B ran as favorite in the same event. The other five races offered shuffled results and mixed prices with several longshots noted among the entries.
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Charleston
York Lad
Kewpie
Finale
Sieeses
Pps
Gladwin
Black Earl
Naneite
Jock
Lord Wells
Gagnent
Maurice Bodkin
Hugh Gray
Bod
Gun
Comerade
Pish
Ies
Uac
Temgert
Smith
Skepts
Hanover
Pip Akere
Mary Ang
Friars to Meet Lexington Y M C A in Big City Clash
The Friars basketball team will meet the fast Lexington Y M C A Thursday night. Both teams have lost only one game all season by a small margin. A preliminary features the Friars Cubs against the Y M C A Ramblers for the Intermediate city championship on the Friar floor Liberty and Vine.
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Lexington Y. M. C
Belting
Schwind Wirth
F. Rueve
C.’ Maschmeier
Lucas
Scheve
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Ramblers
Cubs
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