Griffiths near signing with Cincinnati manager postures
Reports from New York state Griffith has not signed with Cincinnati yet but is expected to sign tomorrow after meetings at the Waldorf Astoria. Negotiations center on cash, timing, and George Tebeau’s Kansas franchise.
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Commercial Tribune
York
Clarke Griffith
Cincinnati
Max Fleischmann
Garry Herrmann
Griffith
Walcott
Mr. Fleischmann
Waldorf-Astoria
Cincinmati
George Tebeau
Kansas
Ile
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Detroit Club Deal Talk With Stallings Navin
Tribune reports George Stallings and Frank Navin discussed a possible deal involving the Detroit club and Chase. Stallings balks at offered talent while Hughey Jennings is unavailable, Navin to push through. Rube Waddell receives year round salary. contract calls for about $4,000 paid in weekly installments.
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Tribune
New York
George Stallings
Frank Navin
Detroit
Chase
Stallings
Hughey Jennings
Navin
Rube Waddell
Rube
Three Corner Baseball Trade Proposal Reaches Dovey
A Brooklyn maneuver to obtain Dahlen was floated to Boston owner Dovey yesterday. The plan would trade McGraw for Herzog, swap Hummel, and then move Dahlen for Herzog, with Eb betting to keep Silent John and the New York clubs to weigh in first.
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Dahlen
Dovey
Boston
McGraw
Herzog
John. Hummel
New York
Ebbets
John
Eplkings Larry Doyle
Ambiguous OCR Note From Ameri can Lesgrad Club Owner
An unclear fragment from a club owner mentions aid and a desert theme tied to June. The text is incomplete, limiting concrete facts about events, people, or outcomes.
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Tabemili
Bill Donovan Demands Pitching Record Correction
Detroit Tigers pitcher Bill Donovan arrives asserting a wrong has been done. He seeks the National Commission to rebuke the American League and adjust pitching records to place him ahead of Ed Walsh, claiming glory and prestige over money. He ends with a grin.
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Bayk
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Ed Walsh
Burkett Plans Rebuilding Worcester Club After Draft Losses
Jesse Burkett, manager of a thrice pennant winning New England league team at Worcester, hobnobs with former teammates and shifts focus from batting averages to winning games and money. He has lost only two players to draft and hopes to land a new pennant winner.
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Worcester
Jesse
Tim Hurst Summoned Home After Father’s Sudden Death
Tim Hurst was called back to his former residence in Allentown tonight following the unexpected death of his father.
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Tim Hurst
Allentown
Notable Baseball Figures Plan Cal League Expansion Effort
John Montgomery Ward renowned as a no hit pitcher and Giants manager and later a national golf figure will join Presidents Johnson and Pulliam in a California trip. The trio aims to persuade the California State League to join organized baseball as a National commission delegation.
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Giants
Toay
Johnson
Pulliam
California
National Commission
California State League
Baseball Writers Association Elects Officers and Directors
The Baseball Writers association names officers Joe Jackson as President and Jack Ryder as Vice President. W G Weart Jr is Secretary and Tim Murnane Treasurer with directors John Foster I E Sanborn Paul Shannon. Rules committee Mercer Grillo Edwards and auditing committee Lanigan Sanborn Bates.
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Baseball Writers’ Association
Joe Jackson
Detroit
Jack Ryder
Cincinnati
W. G. Weart, Jr
Philadelphia
Tim Murnane
Boston
John Foster
New York
I. E. Sanborn
Chicago
Paul Shannon
Sid Mercer
News
J. Ed Grillo
Washington
H.«. Edwards
Cleveland
Griffith and Herrmann in tense bid for Louisville club
Chronology shows Griffith and Herrmann negotiating over a Louisville franchise with ultimatums and a proposed manager price. Griffith pushes for $10,000 while Herrmann counters at $7,500, with meetings set and tensions rising as the day advances. The Chicago Inter-Ocean notes a 9:49 p.m. meeting planned for Thursday.
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Louisville
Herrmann
Jim McGuire
Montana
Fox
Griff
Chicago
Altman Still Champion in Local One Mile Roller Race
Poky Joe Altman defended his title at the New Music Hall rink winning the one mile roller race from a field of thirteen in 2 57 close to the rink record. Joe Sefferino placed second Bert Springer third with about 2000 spectators cheering.
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New Music Hall
Altman
Joe Sefferino
Bert Springer
Booth Is Banqueted by Miami Captain Receives Loving Cup
George Booth captain of the undefeated Miami eleven was banqueted in Oxford on December 10 and presented with a silver loving cup. President Benton Judge Littleford of Cincinnati Amos P. Foster and others attended and spoke. The event drew a large crowd around the festive gathering.
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Miamis
Commercial Tribune
Oxford
George Booth
Miami- Eleven
Benton
Littleford
Cincinnati
Amos P. Foster
Christmas Season Opens Early With Retail Push
Stores launch holiday sales and promotions ahead of schedule as shoppers anticipate early December discounts. Retailers cite Supply chains and consumer demand guiding earlier merchandising and store events.
Bowling Association Plans Amendments At December Meeting
The board of directors of the National Bowling Association meets at North Cincinnati Turner Hall on December 23 to vote on constitutional amendments and other business. A key proposal adds a challenger system allowing any bowler who played in last year’s tournament to challenge the reigning champion for ten dollars, with eleven games deciding the title.
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Nati Bowling Association
North Cincinnati
Turner Hall
Schreck to Meet Hart in Lexington New Year Bout
Mike Schreck signed articles to face Marvin Hart in a fifteen round fight at the Fayette Athletic Club in Lexington Kentucky on New Year’s Eve. Negotiations progressed after submissions to Hart and Schreck sealing details with a guaranteed purse and share of receipts expected. Officials not chosen yet and a special train from Louisville may run for the event.
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Marvin Hart
Fayette Athletic Club
Lexington
Hart
Schreck
Louisville
Billy Pullman Takes Emoryville Race In Quarter After Muddy Track
In Emeryville Billy Pullman narrowly wins the fourth race by a neck over Nadza with County Clerk a length back. Fulletta wins the fifth, despite a foul claim against the winner. Allness beats Footloose in the first, with a muddy track and cool weather aiding officials.
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Billy Pullman
Emeryville
Nadza
Miller
Jed
Fulletta
Allness
Footloose
Keogh
Glassner
Faneuil Hall
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Adriana
Lecouveur
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Harry Rogers
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Joe Nolan
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Convent Belle
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Rhinock
Midmont
Ae Jewel
Walsh
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Mabel Hollander
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Gaga
Darlington
Sainesaw
Blanche C
Billy Myer
Magazine wins Altadena Handicap at Santa Anita amid favorite failures
At Santa Anita Park on December 10, Magazine upset the Altadena Handicap as the 9 to 2 second pick, beating Vox Ponti and Stanley Fay. Taylor George, the 11 to 5 favorite, was disqualified for interference when swerving in the final sixteenth. Other card races saw a mix of favorites and longshots prevail with notable finishes by Spohn, Trios Tempts, St Elmwood, and Ampedo across six races.
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Taylor George
Santa Anita Park
Altadena Saeceery
Magazine
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Lord of the Forest
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Monvina
Ampedo
Anderson
Prince of Castile
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Joe Stokes
Pickaway
Tea Beach
Cobleskil
First Race Selling at Six Furlongs with Notable Weights
Racing card lists six races with listed horses and weights. Entries include Phil Igoe 107 lbs and Woolma 110 in the first race, Be and Brief in the second, Serenade and Pomare among others in the third, Ocean Queen and Angel Face in the fourth, Steel Blue and Bronston in the fifth, and Patricia R and Vronsky among three year olds in the sixth.
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General Haley
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Kokomo
Lady Carol
Yosemite
Dargin
Millie R
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Patricia R. Toe
Brancis
Minnesota to Rehire H L Williams as Coach
Dr. H L Williams is retained as coach of the University of Minnesota football team for another season in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
H. L. Williams
University of Minnesota
Ithaca Brief MentionsLocal Football Crew
Ithaca news notes Erick Tydeman and Arthur Fred Beck among the varsity roster details. Little accessible context or dates provided.
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Ithaca
N.ee
Erick Tydeman
Letty
Arthur Fredbeck
Taft Refuses Golf Club Invitation Amid Self-Restraint Claim
Governor Hughes notes Taft declines an invitation and discusses golf as democratic and character testing. Taft says golf lowers one before peers, rebuking aristocratic notions and praising self-control. Hughes telegraphs support, praising ruling spirit in a bunker as worthy of high office.
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New Record Set in Six Day Bicycle Race
At 12 o clock this morning in New York the ninety eighth hour of the six day race shows Rutt and Stol leading with 1 903 miles 5 laps followed by Watthour and Root at 1 903 miles 4 laps Collins and Mitten 1 903 miles 3 laps Galvin and Wiley 1 903 miles 2 laps Alderson and Vanoni 1 903 miles no laps Palmer and Drobach 1 897 miles no laps The former record was 1 901 miles no laps set by Miller and Waller in 1899.
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New York
Rutt and Stol
MacFarland
Moran
Hill
Palmer
Drobach
Miller
Waller
Aero Club to Present Medal for Wright Brothers
A gathering of artists and aeronauts in New York selects a design for a $3,000 gold medal honoring the Wright brothers for advancing mechanical flight. Designs submitted by various designers. committee may defer decision. Wright brothers expected in New York early next year.
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New York
Der
Aero Club of America Today
Wright Brothers
Columbia to Meet Harvard in Spring Rowing Duel
A rumor places Columbia and Harvard in a spring rowing race with a probable April date. Both crews race at Annapolis in May and Harvard also competes with Cornell in May.
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New York
Columbia
Harvard
Annapolis
Cornell
Go as you please race results after two days
Detroit observers report after forty eight hours of the seventy two hour race that began Monday at Light Guard armory the standings show Dineen leading with 223 miles 13 laps Prouty second at 216 miles 1 lap and Davis third at 199 miles 7 laps others include Loeslein Shelton Feeney Klubertanz Day Teagle and Ownby with 185 178 178 168 152 miles respectively
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Light Guard Armory
Dineen
Prouty
Davis
Loeslein
Shelton
Feeney
Klubertanz
Day
Teagle
Ownby
Madden sells Sir Martin colt to Louis Winans
The Ogden Lady Sterling colt Sir Martin, 1908 champion two year old, was sold today to Louis Winans along with Edward, a Plaudit Passau colt. Prices were not disclosed.
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John E. Madden
Sterling
Sir Martin
Louis Winans
Edward
A. Plaudit
Almen Park Race Meet Concludes With Six Races Won
Havana reports racing at Almen dares park with six furlongs won by L Amour, five furlongs by Colonel Blue, one mile by Laughing Teyes, five and four and a half furlongs by Lady Ethel, and one and one sixteenth mile by Solon Shingle. Times listed for each race.
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Duomo
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Laughing Teyes
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Water Cooler
George Bailey
Best Shopping Hours Midday Service Finds Speed
From 8 30 to 12 morning the best hours for shopping as service is quickest and orders packed during the day saving night work for workers and customers alike.
Big Labor Test Case Argued in D C Court of Appeals
The Bucks Store and Range company of St Louis filed a suit against the American Federation of Labor and top leaders including Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Morrison seeking to remove its name from the Federations list in The Federationist. The case, on appeal from Judge Gould’s injunction, concerns alleged harm from the federation’s “We dont patronize” crackdown and the Federation’s vast influence with about two million members.
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Alton B. Parker
New York
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John Mitchell
Morrison
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Davis Acquitted in Rustin Murder Case
After thirteen hours of deliberation the jury found Charles E. Davis not guilty of murder in the death of Dr. Frederick T. Rustin on Sept. 2. Judge Sears ordered Davis discharged. nineteen ballots produced the verdict. The case drew wide attention due to Rustin’s prominence and the defendant’s notable family ties.
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Omaha, Neb
Charles E. Davis
Frederick T. Rustin
Sears
Three Names Nominated to Choose Peoria Bishop
The Diocese of Peoria selects three delegates to choose a successor for Bishop John Lancaster Spalding. Rev. Francis J. O Reilly Rev. B A GiKelly and Rev. John P Quinn will be sent to the Chicago province bishops for possible addition. Pope Pius will make the final selection from the list.
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Francis J. O'Reilly
Chicago
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Mrs Hains opts not to testify in New York trial
At a Boston conference Claudia Hains wife of Captain Peter Hains will not attend the New York murder trial of her husband or the related case of his brother T Jenking. Norton her counsel said she remains with her parents in Winthrop Massachusetts awaiting developments.
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Fred L. Norton
Merely are oe e id ee ut whopping
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Castro Lands in France After Venezuela President's Arrival
Cyprano Castro president of Venezuela landed at Pauillac near Bordeaux aboard the Gaudeloupe after a conference with a French official. He proceeded to Bordeaux and expected to travel to Paris the next day or later. A private welcome and protection were offered during his stay. Negotiations with France were anticipated though details remained uncertain. The president reportedly planned an operation and a subsequent visit to Spain.
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Printer Kilpatrick dies. Lincoln era friend and editor
James D. Kilpatrick, Illinois oldest printer and publisher, died at the National Soldiers' Home hospital in Danville. He was a roommate of Abraham Lincoln, helped form the One Hundred and Thirty-fifth Illinois regiment, and earned the nickname Chickamauga Jim after rescuing a dying captain at Chickamauga. He founded The Citizen in Danville in 1854 and printed its first issue on an old Washington handpress. His son Charles Kilpatrick became a noted trick bicyclist in Washington.
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Illinois
National Soldiers’ Home Hospital
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Charles Kilpatrick
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Australia
Harris urged to name judge for circuit vacancy
Representative A R Phillips of Geauga county with Raynolds of Painesville and Hart of Lake county called on Governor Harris to press Metcalfe for the circuit court judgeship to fill the unexpired term of Judge E E Roberts who died after election. The attorney general's department is to decide if the governor may appoint now as the term expires next February.
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