Baseball Rule Changes Affect Umpires and Runners
A report outlines recent baseball rule changes including baserunners advancing on a thrown ball after being hit by an umpire and new interpretations of balk calls. It details adjustments to sections of rules 54 56 and 74, plus clarifications on ground rules penalties and catcher baserunner interactions.
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Felder
Third Tech
Ulwave
Coathers
Thal
National League
Bane
Thia
Lin
Halls
Murphy Threatens to Sue Johnson in Baseball Feud
Boas Murphy of the Chicago National League team arrived in New York and issued a bold statement threatening to sue Ban Johnson for conspiracy. He vowed to disrupt the American League president and to upend the National League if further actions affected his club. Directors urged a return for talks, but Murphy refused.
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Chicago
Boas Murphy
New York
Ban Johnson
American League
National League
Cube
Murphy
The
Pultz
Fultz
Killifer
Phil- Nee
Kirkpatrick
Baltimore
Booklyn Nationals
August Herrmann
Waldorf- Astoria
Fults
Herrmann
National Commission
Fraternity
Federal League ‘For
National League Clube
Herrman
Aid
Cub
McKinley
Evers
Comiskey
White Sox
Panzareta Romps Home In Feature
Panzareta the Texas speed marvel raced away in the Oaxaca handicap at Terrazas park Juarez Mexico February 18 time six furlongs 1 42 flat finishing well clear to credit a strong form showing with impost of 132 pounds. Runners included Laas Young Anma Reed Zenteh Mohian Edillet Ate and others in the race with jockeys and trainers noted in the field.
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Juarez
Mexico
Panzareta
Oaxaca
Terrazas Park
Newman
Cortes
Zenteh
Mohian
Edillet
Fanes
Win
TRG
Machadho
Sweer
Repsareta
Jockera
Qotck
Derkey
Geowen
Joctinys
Ne Garter
Elketta
Néke
Gown
Lirtie Marchmont
Elen Hawkins
Judge Monck Surprises by Winning Final Race at Palmetto Park
Charleston reports Judge Monck upset Sehasler and Dr. Jackson to seize the last race on a sloppy Palmetto Park track. The program listed six races with multiple horses like Jeckerer Tony W and Feather Duster among runners, but only the final event yielded the upset.
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Charleston
S.C
Palmetto Park
Iafola
Tha
Basten
Tepe
Martin
Sockeye
Berium
Dostpan
la Tanocence
Smyth
Clem
Bodkin
Berstie
Camarads
Beverstein
Irieh
Discovery
Neers Nad Y
Henary Hutchinson
Province
Mollie Richarde
Oeogeee Wie
Feather Duster
McCehey
Sherlock Holmes
Teahan
Priece Ee. Sa
Grostenor
Abd White
Jim Ont Taboos
Dozens of Big Leaguers Sign Contracts for 1914 Major Play
A survey shows 113 players linked to major and minor leagues with many listed as former majors or bound for Federal leagues. The roster includes 23 American Leaguers, 21 National Leaguers, plus 19 from minor leagues, and features names from St Louis Americans and other clubs amid disputes over affiliations.
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Rene Bedith
Outlaws
Gilmore
Leagus
National
American Association
International
Federals
Yuajors
Naties
St Louis Americans
Agnew
Baumgardner
Outhelder
Gus ‘Witdiame
Feders
Browns
Enossee Brooklyn
Kifer
Phillies
King Cole
Yankees
Horse Racing Entries From Charleston and Austin Meet Summaries
Multiple races listed with six furlongs to one and a quarter mile, featuring horses such as Henotic Banjo Jim Our Nugget and many others. Entries include weights and names across first through sixth races with a weather note of clear conditions.
Contested National League Player Lists Across Teams
A fragment lists players by position and club across the National and semi pro leagues. Names include Howley and Fromme among multiple clubs such as Philadelphia New York Chicago and Boston, with varied positions like pitcher and catcher and notes on contended or unconfirmed status.
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Csition
Blanding
Cleveland
Cotes
Philadelphia
Falkenberg
Pischier
Kahler
Zeider
New York
Stovall
St. Louis
Baumgardner
Williams
St. Louis Agnew
Louis Sweeney
Ford
Owens
Cole
Willet
Moseley
Wis
Groom
New Easterly
Chi Onslow
Leon ‘Lake
Detroit
Mcttale
Hoffman
Cree
New York Chouinard
Chicago
National League
Howley
Feer
Philadelphia Wilson
New York Fromme
Coals
York Tyler
Boston
Rittebary Ackard
Incinnati Brown
Nana Knabe
Conn
Miller
Lennox
Kirkpatrick
Bresklyn Rariden
Bridwell
Kading
Chicago Mulvaney
Seenee Allen
Chicago Murphy
Fair Skater O Vorak to Close Local Engagement
Adelaide 4' Vorak, a celebrated skater, will close her local engagement at the Music Hall rink with matinee and evening performances. She has drawn crowds and is expected to defeat the local boy in the half mile race, a contest that promises a hot showdown with Hicks Shearer referenced.
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Adelaide
Vorak
Raven
Oro
Selections and Names In A Fragmented Ledger
A jumble of personal names and nicknames appears as fragmented text listing Charleston Austin Sturtevant Theo Cook Ban jo Jim Amoret Chas Cannel Dr Dough erty Wiley Loan Shark Double Five John Furlong Bob R Lechict Gagnant Patty Regan Feather Duster BEST BET JOHN Juerez Gray's Favorite Nifty King Stal wart Uncle Ben Calethumplan Adelante Napa Nick Jimmie Gill King Rad ford Bob Hensley Emerald Gem Captain Burns ion Christmas Eve pe Rey er i.
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Henotic
Banjo
Jim
Solinare
Countey Boy
Barium
Ce ‘Tara
Tom Boy
Rammage
Austin Hturtevant
the Hermit
Edna Lesa
Malik
Lady Rankin
Theo
Cook
Charlies C l
Bully
Stuart
Michael Helo
Lord Wells
Dr. Dougherty
Seling
Duquesne
Parlor ‘Boy
Loan Shark
Americus
Loa
Charles Cannell
Robert ‘Bradley
Wiley
By¢ ‘Straw
Ivan
Gerdner
Lachiel
G. M. Millee
John ‘Furlong
Boob Fr.ids
Counterpart
Kinmundy
Neigmon
Nelling
Monkey
Peacock
Steal Away
Patty
Regan
Mycenae
Pliant
Font
Willis
Tapay
Ruisseau
Outland
Tom King
Gagnant
Cynosur
Sea
Burn
Juarez
Kalinia
Gray's Favorite
Canapa
Tyree
Vinibts
Jessupburn
Charlies Goetz
Nifty
Bam Grigsby
King Stalwart
Gor‘dova
Lady Teni
First Star
King Elk
Angie D
Woot
Old Gotch
Lady Mé¢Bride
Vireo
Adelante
Denmark
Tom Murphy
Vanhorn
Butterball
Uncle Ben
Dominica
King Radford
Jimmie Gill
Little Jane
Napa Nick
Pi Street
Little Will
Emerald Gem
Orb
Captain Burns
Bob Hensley
Super
Birkaies
Charleston
Austin Sturtevant
Banjo Jim
Chas
Double Five
John Furlong
Bob R
Lechict
Patty Regan
John
Juerez Gray
Calethumplan
Ion
Pe Rey
Evers Signs with the Boston Braves
John J. Evers, former Cob manager, signed a four year contract with the Boston Nationals at the Waldorf Astoria. Earlier offers from the Federal Leaguers included 15000 a year and 15000 cash in advance, but Evers chose the Braves after negotiating terms and addressing player trades.
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New York
John J. Evers
Boston Nationals
Waldorf-Astoria
Everts
Gaftney
Bostons
Evers
Murphy
Hub Perdue
Bill Sweeny
Braves
Joseph Trims Bonser in Cincinnati Gym semi finals
Arthur Joseph defeated Horace Bonser yesterday in the squad ball semi finals at the Cincinnati Gym. Joseph will beat Harry Mohrman for the championship today.
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Arthur Joseph
Horace Bonser
Cinccinnati Gym
Joseph Will Beet
Harry Mohrman
Federal League push outlined with Brooklyn club plans
Details emerge on a Brooklyn Federal League venture led by Ward Dread Company backers. Plans include a 15,000 seat concrete ballpark, 60,000 dollars for construction, and 6–7 signed players with no manager yet. Presidents Gilmore and Fultz clash over coalition rumors as Herrmann disputes them.
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Herrmann
Fultz
Ward Dread Company
Ofimere
Robert Bi. Ward
Ate Federals
Escriea Wa
Walter G
Gilmore
Toronto
Federal League
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Grounds
Brooklyn Federal
The Cubs and Murphy Face a Fading Stand in Chicago
Grantland Rice analyzes Charley Murphy and the Cubs, recalling the Big Four of Evers Tinker Chance and Brown and their fallout. He questions Murphy’s hold on Chicago, predicts fan backlash, and notes the National League’s fragile franchise value as the Federal League challenge looms.
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Cub Macline
Brown
Big Heart
Frank Chance
Tinker
Johnny Evers
Dad
Chance
Jevel
Evers
Murphy
Sha Nas
Federal League
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Cincinnati Baoe
Johnson
Judge Monck
Jacklitech
Roc
Barger
Rechecker Sthinfly
Jersey City
Mullin
Myers
Beck
I Brown
Davgern
Northwestern
Hartford
Peters
Western
L. Cassidy
Denver
Harris
Keueger
Los Angeles
P.C
Roberts
Houston
Texas
Jackson
Seattle
N. W
Chadbourne
Portland
P. C
Westerhill
St. Joseph
Zwilling
St. Joseph In
Lang
Ees Juul
Cleveland Potts
Minneapolis McKechnie
St. Paul Perring
Columbus Marion
Mynneapolia Lewis
Milwaukee
Boston Braves
Joseph Trims Bonser
Iin
Pittsburg
Glimore
Henry
Frick
David J. Fultz
Baseball Players
Ed Fruebach
Jake ‘Daubert
Jack Miller
Jeaguers
Gilmere Fultz
Grantland
Rick
Incggealgs
Reds
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