Pulliam challenges National Association over baseball blacklist
National League President Harry Pulliam demands reinstatement rights for players marked by the blacklist and accuses the National Association of overstepping authority. He argues the league will enforce its rulings and protect players, while signaling a drawn battle with the association over the merit of reinstatements and the fate of minor league careers.
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National Commission
Harry Pulliam
National League
National Association
Pulliam
Farrell
New York City
Deininger
Campbel
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Campbell
National Commission reinstates some players barred by liferule
A National Commission ruling bars players for life from all leagues but Tristate. It reinstates three men while minor leaguers keep bans. The document lists many names and notes Doescher’s case to be reopened at President Ebbets request. Bressler was reinstated temporarily.
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Pulliam
Powers
Farrell
National Association
Lew Wiltse
Brooklyn
Otto Deininger
Phiadelphia Nationals
Campbell
James O'Rourke
Waterbury
Walter Burnham
Cincinnati
American and
National
Minor Leagues
Pat Powers
Tristate
Pwliam
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Altoona
Phila
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Johnstown
Buffalo
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Lancaster
Toronto
Williamsport
Louisville
Bridgeport
Owens
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H. Doescher
Harrisburg
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Minneapolis
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York
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Charles Cooper
Bert Daniels
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Binghamton
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Holyoke
Lew
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John Doescher
Ebbets
Brooklyn Club
Doescher
Bressler
Pedro Wing Wins Magnolia Selling Stakes In New Orleans
In a driving finish at the Fair Grounds Pedro Wing won the Magnolia Selling Stakes by a short head over Temaceo. Jockey Notter, back from a two week suspension, rode two winners and two placings as weather cleared and the track remained soft.
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Fair Ground
Pedro
Powers
Momentum
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Morales
Come On
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Eldorado
Noomoo
Suffice
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Gilpin
Angelus
Notter
Temaceo
Hyperion II
Lee
Sally Preston
Pasadena
Zipango
Miss Delaney
Grimaldi
Hawkama
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Frank
Lord
Avaunteer
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Louise McFarlan
Minder
John McBride
Belleview
Milshora
Lady Charade
King of the Valley
Vincentia
Savoir Faire
J. D. Dunn
Bernice Cramer
Fair Grounds Entries In Multiple Race Card
A list of entries for six races at the fair grounds detailing horse names weights and purse info across first to sixth races including selling and maiden conditions with numerous entries such as Nasturtia Lady Leota Many Colors and more. The card notes weights from 98 to 110 pounds and various names like Margaret T Prowler The Thorn George H White and Ottoman among others.
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Lady Leota
Many Colors
Lady Hammon
Smart
Gloriale
Brougham
Mrs. Sewall
Pinion
Cuban Boy
Servicence
Tom Holland
George Guyton
Dispute
Roseburg
Margaret T
Prowler
the Thorn
Bitter Gold
George H. White
Louise K
Estella C
Mare Fletcher
Variety
Bamnda
Sweetener
Elder
Risk
Prince Bowling
Albert M
Minot
Skyward
Knight of Ivanhoe
Paul
Charlie Thompson
Creel
Abe Meyer
Bob May
Jack Witt
Heart of Hyacinth
Jack Dolan
Vincentio
St. Noel
Seling
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Ibs
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Dunn
Tivolini
Elfall
Terns Red
Denigre
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Cull
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Grenade
Envoy
Brennenworth
the Clansman
Lucy Marc
Gild
Ottoman
Avas Ae Ishmailian
Helen Lucas
Heine
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Land Breeze
John Carroll
Ananias
Lucky Mose
Miavigny
Rio Grande
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Granada
Blanche C wins fourth race at Everyville meeting
At Oakland California January 15 Blanche C. kept her winning record by taking the fourth race with ease over Dorado who finished third Eduardo followed for second. Other races saw Trance win the baby race and Margaret Randolph lead the selling event with 7 to 2 odds in a 1 mile 70 yards dash.
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Dorado
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Azusa
Quindaro
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Matt Hagan
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Jack Payne
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Heatherton
Fisher
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Captain Burnett
Margaret Randolph
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Lassen
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Funny Side
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Keough
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Cincinnati Gymnasium hosts C G A C Junior indoor games
Indoor athletic events set for tomorrow at 3 30 p m in Shillito Place Cincinnati Gymnasium Building. Events include 50 yard dash 100 yard dash 220 yard dash rope climb twelve pound shot put and high jump. A large entry list promises lively competition.
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Pony Show At Music Hall Draws Large Crowds And Awards
The tenth annual pony, poultry and pigeon show at Music Hall draws large crowds with 200 ponies on site and 1 900 chickens listed. Awards led by Brahma and Cochin classes, with judges and notable exhibitors from Ohio and beyond, while sales occur among buyers watching judging.
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Cincinnati
Canada
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Hamilton
Ohio
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Glendale
Harvey Thompson
Eph Adams
Frederick Schaurer
Cincinnati Riding Academy
Burch Chosen Yale Football Captain for Next Year
Robert Burch of Cincinnati was elected Yale football captain for next season at a team meeting in Boston. He was injured early in the current season and played in only a few games.
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YALE
Cincinnati
Favorites win half dozen at Santa Anita meet
At Santa Anita on January 15, favorites captured three of six races with Succeed leading in race one at 8 to 1, Paradise Queen dominant in race two at 1 to 3, and Har vel top in race five at 1 to 3. Outsiders Mintia and Andoche claimed other events, with second-choice Escamado runner-up in race three and Arragon close in race six.
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Body found of missing man in Eaton home
The body of Philip Peflinger, 70, missing a week, was found behind a stove in his Eaton residence. The room showed signs of a struggle. Coroner O'Hara of Preble County initiated an inquiry.
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Hamilton
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Eaton
O’hara
Preble County
Neighborhood protests stack smoke near Clifton and McAlpin
Residents complain about smoke from the building stack near Clifton avenue and McAlpin street. A School Board committee visited the building. The Board of Public Service was asked to arrange transfers from Norwood lines to Madison Delta and Eastern avenues. The Committee on Street Railways will discuss with President Schoepf.
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McAlpin Street
J. L. Riddle
Board of Public Service
Norwood
Madison and
Delta Avenues
Eastern Avenue
Schoepf
Committee On Street Railways
Dayton Leads in AB G Entry List
Teams scattered across the nation entered the national tournament of the American Bowling Congress in Cincinnati from Feb 8 to 22. The Dayton News and Dayton Monitors join Thompson's Brunswick Balke Callender team of Chicago, once known as Thompsons Colts, as leading entrants with multiple four entries total from Dayton. The field includes De Soto Stars St Louis Jacksons St Paul and Philadelphia Wyndhams with plans for many more entries as Cincinnati teams rush to file before fees.
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Currency Notes For State Banks And Indemnity Cut
Washington January 15 Senator Bacon introduced a currency bill to allow banks and trust institutions to issue notes secured by United States bonds or state bonds up to 100 percent par value for U S bonds and 75 percent for state, county, and municipal bonds. The bill omits railroad bonds and expands eligible institutions to mitigate cash shortages. The Senate passed a joint resolution reducing China indemnity from 24 million to 11 million and discussed the Aldrich bill amid committee debates.
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Cincinnati
Electric Mule Again In Court
The Acme Paving Company appeals to the Supreme Court from a Hamilton County contempt finding in a case against the Miami and Erie Transportation Company. The dispute stems from interference with canal work along the line in Hamilton County. Attorneys Drausin Wulsin and Ireton and Shepard represented the Miami and Erie, with W. H. Miller and H. K. Rogers arguing for the plaintiffs in error.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Acme Paving Company
Miami and Erie Transportation Company
Hamilton County
Drausin Wulsin Messrs. Ireton & Shepard
Cincinnati
W. H. Miller
H. K. Rogers
Woman Seriously Injured After Cellar Fall
Mrs. Bertha Keidel wife of Sergeant August Keidel of the Police Department was severely injured at her home 2908 Euclid Avenue yesterday when she fell down a cellar way. She was found half an hour later by her husband Dr. John Miller of Auburn Avenue and Vine Street who pronounced her condition serious.
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August Keidel
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Auburn Avenue
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Stop Fight in Saloon Leads to Six Arrests
A special police squad rushed to a saloon run by William Barrows at 335 West Sixth Street after a riot complaint. Six men were arrested for disorderly conduct. names include John Kinney and James Quinn among others.
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Cutter Street
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Hopkins Street
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Haute Street
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