Major Leagues Minors Draft Clash Marks Winter Talks
The article outlines a long dispute over the baseball draft between major league owners and minor leagues. It notes the Pacific Coast League and International League resisting draft restoration, with the Coast seeking an open market after paid player transfers approaching a half million dollars in two years. It mentions the American Association and potential effects on minor league prestige, plus possible arbitration by Commissioner Landis.
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Pacific Court League
American Association
International League
Jick Dunn
Corry Hunters to Spend Week in Cameron County
Corry hunting party heads to Cameron County for a weeklong deer season, led by De Curtis, Dy CB Kibler, Clare Jones, Al Jacobs, W. H. Marsh, Pierce, and John Love. Glenn H. Brooks to join later. four bucks seen previously, aiming for further big game.
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Intersectional Football Outlook for 1923
Henry L. Farrell reports that the 1923 season likely features more intersectional games. Yale and West Point are mentioned as potential hosts for strong eastern matchups, with Princeton possibly inviting Chicago and Cornell to join. Notre Dame and the Army are expected to play, possibly in New York, while Harvard plans a schedule excluding western teams.
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United Press Stage
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Alaud
Decajie
Middle West
Towa
Yale
West Point
Plains
Yales
Princeton
Chicago
Tigers
Cornell
Harvard
Crimson
Notre Dame
Army
New
York
Shires
Raikes Almtond Hake
Pildyert
Redecorate American Bilnard Parlors
Vast improvement noted in the interior appearance of the American Bilnard Parlors operated by Brown and Black on Center Street after remodeling and redecorating. Exterior repainted and attractively decorated with partial interior remodeling and updated facilities for convenience and modern appeal. Executor's notice appears for Samuel McKendsee Steve man estate with debts and claims to be settled. addresses Corry and correspondence to Hoster & Davis and Walter Peake.
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Atrest
Keystones Face Allegheny In Home Game Preview
Keystones prepare for a Wednesday clash with Allegheny College at Meadville Armory Court. The team aims to tighten defense and improve passing and floor play after holiday struggles and uneven finishing. Opponents include Meadville and Jamestown Spiral as the squad works on cohesion and inside shooting.
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Faye
Boxing and sports notes from Pittsburgh to Cambridge
A scattering of sport items from multiple cities covers Greb in hospital after a punch clash, boxing suspensions in New York, Harvard and Cambridge track talk, Army football scheduling, Yale Notre Dame talks, and Oxford Cambridge relay plans with notable college athletes and events.
Fire Rips New Bern Area Leaving Hundreds Homeless
A large fire in New Bern North Carolina destroyed about 200 residences two churches two warehouses and several small structures. Estimated losses reached one million dollars as flames spread with strong winds threatening rail service and nearby industrial plants. Firefighters from multiple towns battled the blaze amid intense heat and shifting winds.
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N. Qi
Taos
Themecroes
Howe
Westerns
Newbury
Harmen Stert
Negra
Roper Lumebor Company
Tom Kingston
Gullyborb
J .Greenville
Washington, N.C
Newbern
East North East man held in murder case
Police hold Antonin Pellicano of North East Pennsylvania on a murder charge connected to the shooting of Carmelo Di Salvo known as the black hand king of Wallato. Pellicano denies the charges as investigators question three men in custody. Di Salvo was shot near his home Wednesday afternoon after reportedly being warned earlier in the day.
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N.Y. Dee
Antonin Péllicano
North East
Carryclo di Salvo
Black Hand King
Wallato
Pellicano
Mill Health Man in Personal Crisis Reported
A man, aged about 70, committed suicide by hanging in his garage early yesterday morning. He had been unwell for some time and recently in a sanatorium. His wife awoke around 1 am, spoke with him, and shortly after he went downstairs and into the garage where the tragedy occurred.
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Ainnach Min Whitlam Walle
Tr Walle
Mr. Turdileatt
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