Weeghman Extends Time for Federals and McHale Deals
New York dispatch reports Chicago backer Weeghman gains more time for the Federal League by extending a five week deadline. Pitcher Marty McHale and outfielder James Walsh contracts received by President Farrall. Getz signs with Newark if funds fail to materialize. Sherwood Magee accepts Phillies terms, quashing rumors of a Federals jump.
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Biola
New York
Marty McHele
James Walsh
Farrall
New York Betnates Eee
Gilmore
Chicago
Weegham
Toronite
Kalriske
Weratcn
Ios
St’ Paul
Federal League
Jhpageball
Pla
Oty
Nvanton
International League
American
Pittebure
Federals
Getz
Newark
Sherwood Magee
Phillies
Doom
Hie
Federasi
Celts Falter as Continuation Tops Indoor League
Continuation School climbed from last place by defeating the Celts 18 to 1 in an indoor league game. Heitzler and Lipman led the Continuation lineup with strong hitting and pitching, while Crescent batters and Avondale players were noted in the scoring column. The match featured dominant defense and a lopsided scoreline despite scattered plate action.
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Celts
Leisinger
Hitzler
Pnp
Avalda Ad
Heitzler
Yoliman
Wért
McKeown
Avondale
Oie
Pfeiffer
Eggington and
Lipman
Records broken by Bonne Chance at Mexico track
Special to The American. January 18 in Snatet Mexico Bonne Chance beat the mile mark on a circular track in 1 37 15, surpassing Center Shots record. Royal Dolly won the Rio Grande selling stakes, drawing attention as she led from start to finish in a strong field. Roy Martin, owner of the late terriorse, offered 25 000 that John Flearden could beat Bonne Chance in a mile, a wager to be settled if possible.
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Mexico
Bonne
Chance
Royal Dolly
Bonne Chance
John Rearston
Roy Martin
Printers Plan Ball Tournament Meeting in Cincinnati
Members of the Cincinnati Typographical Union gather at the Fisher Block to discuss the seventh annual Printers National Baseball League event. Speakers include M A Maloney and Thomas J Donnelly as the union aims to make the weeklong tournament a major city event. After Mike Gibbons defeated Bet McAulister he praised the Californian.
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Cincinnati Typographical Union
Union Printers’ Baseball Club
Ideal
Fisher Block
Walnut Street
Tajén ‘Prenters’ Witional
M.&. Maloney
Kentucky
Thomas J. Donnelly
Covington Set for Dual Meet With Local Men
Covington will host a dual track meet against local men tonight at Covington MCC. Coach Wulderlich has strengthened the squad with talents like Mai Rowlette and Benning. Maddox Stormier and Edington of Cincinnati are named as likely to score in sprints and jumps, with seven events including a relay. a cup will go to the winning team.
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Covington
Professer Wulderlich
Popkins
Stormer
Edington
Girls Return With Kentucky Title
Cincinnati All Star Girls Basketball team returned to Cincinnati after defeating Louisville 22 to 0 to claim the Kentucky championship. The maidens praised their size and speed and plan several trips to cities in Ohio and Indiana.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Various Harness and Thoroughbred Trials With Multiple Entries
A jumble of race details lists horses, drivers, and purses across several events. Entries include Roscoe, Masotto Oednya, Fandel, Reed, Valences, and Johnson in a slate of races with purses noted and placements hinted. The text reads like race program shorthand with horses, weights, and mileages but is fragmentary.
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Roscoe
Goote
Norma L
Renee Ae
Zie
Fandel
Mere
Fivk
Arin
Reed O- Muri
Vendise Witen
Masotto
Rey
Salon
Charlew Connell
Yank
Bill Biccer
Joe
Biaty
Mil Brream
Good Bay OS
Anco
Celesta
Vanne
B.hee
Binuwady
Loehiel i
Prince Hermis
Republicadl
Jono Fariong
Samuel BR. Mayer
Gemites
Ringling
Talbott
Entey
Enirr
Roe
Dr. Pesce
Tom Roy Sonus
Answapee
Manager Carrigan Eyes Deal Involving Harold Janvrin
Boston Red Sox manager Bo Carrigan weighs a deal involving Harold Janvrin of the Red Sox. Bill predicts Poston schoolboy will display big league potential next season.
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Bo] Carrigan
Harold Janvrin
Red Sox
Bill
Poston
Meteoric Rise for Jack Holland to Major League Helper
Special to The Rivertean from St Joseph Missouri profiles Jack Holland once a minor league star now owner of Western league franchises. He has sent 23 players to the majors in eight years, including George Bowler Edward Zwilling Crutcher Keily Watson and Beals Becker. Holland plans further big league callups this spring as Federal League pressures loom.
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Jack Holland
Rivertean
Joseph
John Ho
SC Joseph Basiall Club
Jack Hiiland
Ae Baseball
Nowtie
At & Man
Eagles
Holland
Federal League
George Bowhler
Popes
Detrocht
Edward Zwilling
Ft. Ll. Crutcher
Boston Nationals
Joe Keily
George Watson
Pitsburg Pirates
Clyde Milan
Washington
Edgar Willes
Tetray
Janes Beott
Chicago Wittie Box
Johnsen
Eugene Pac
Cincinnati
John Gossett
New York Americans
Ed Brennan
Philadelphia Nationals
Beals Becker
PhiAdelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Newark
Fred
George Weeterzil
Oseph Rovi Corhan
San Francisco
Tex Jones
West Moines
Baker Borton
Venice
Gesee
OakeyeRay Powell
Providence
Georg Speer
Muskogee
Wae Cole
Fie
Cy Young Hi
Feederal League Stadium Plans and Prospects
An early report details a Chicago Federale league ballpark project with 20 006 seating, a 13400 capacity deck, 4006 pavilion ends, and 7000 bleachers, slated to open with the Federal league season. It discusses major leagues’ attempts to block the Feds by price raises and the risk of wage inflation for players, urging alternative strategies.
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Chicago
Pavilliana
As Go
As. Wom
Ee At
Bits of Gossip In Sport World
The column notes Chicago Federal League talk about club finances and player signings, with Wilbert Robinson hinting at Brooklyn contracts and a possible Joe addition. It covers St Paul Athletics beating the Austin Cubs 22 to 15 on the road, Koenig's shooting, Christ Church and Third Christians in Indianapolis, and chatter about Frank Schulte. It also mentions boxers in Australia and the Cubs' president seeking Schulte’s departure, plus Wilfire receiving an automobile for top NL value.
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St. Paul Athletics
Austin Cubs
Koenig
Murphy
Cubs
Frank Schulte
Wilfire
Champs Match Draws World Champions in Corner Tonight
Bennie McGovern faces Cal Delaney in a ten round bout at the Lyceum theater with Johnny Kilbane in Delaney s corner and Freddie Welsh guiding McGovern. Welsh arrived to prep for Earl Fisher and will train McGovern after a light meal and a six round session with local boxers. About 500 spectators witnessed McGovern s strong form in recent battles. Alvie Welsh and Bud White are also noted in the event.
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Bennie McGovern
Cal Delaney
Lyceum Theater
Delaney
Johnny Kilbane
McGovern
Freddie Welsh
England
Willie Ritchie
Welsh
Earl Fisher
Feeney
Bennie
Purcell
Mars
Alvie Welsh
Bud White
Dryer High Man in Bowling Match at Camp Washington
The second elimination round was held at Mergard's alleys Camp Washington last night. Sixteen of twenty starters bowled. four low scorers exit next Sunday. Hochman Bieinhardt led with top total followed by HH and Sherwood Mages.
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Mergard
Camp Washington
Bieinhardt
HE SPORTLIGHT: Johnson Will Not Sign With the Feds
The column discusses Walter Johnson not joining the Federal League and analyzes how organized baseball may handle player salaries and signings. It cites Larry Chappelle and the White Sox, noting Comiskey’s bid and hypothetical $15,000 offers. It argues players could be signed directly by a new league once formed, with older leagues possibly adapting.
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Walter Johnson
Feds
Swat
Larry Chappelle
White Sox
Comiskey
Milwaskee
Chappelle
Larry
Baseball takeovers reshape power in major leagues
An editorial mocks the looming third major league, arguing players will gain leverage as owners lose control. It predicts a revolution in organized baseball, with teams forced to compete for top players and a league directly negotiating with athletes.
Fragmentary Tax and Baseball Musing in Patchwork Verse
A fractured, disjointed passage mixes tax talk with baseball imagery. It references Burns, Homer, Poe, Goldsmith and Pirates, claiming tax burden varies with stars and leagues while mentioning Brickley and Charley. The garbled lines resemble a literary collage rather than a coherent report.
Leaguers Meet To Discuss Reorganization
Baseball men gathered at the Sihten Hotel to revive the old semi pro circuit. Attendees included Jake Milders Hamilton Ohio Jack Remington Connersville Ind Ed Walker Rushville Ind and George Aftel Potter Cincinnati with John Spinney presiding. A second meeting will occur within ten days to decide if the six club league with parks and seven traveling squads will exist next year.
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K. Ft. O
Potter Club of
Cincinnati
John Spinney
Selections Roundup From Charleston Recordings
A fragmented selection list from Charleston mentions entries and names such as Venetian Cherky Brown Mise Badith and Meshach Kage Ni core. The legible parts hint at competition entries and a potential event lineup with unclear details.
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Cherky Brown
Mise Badith
Meshach
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