Peace details to commission peace talks in baseball
New York news reports that after a late night session a national peace commission for baseball was appointed to negotiate with the Federal League. Key delegates from the National and American Leagues attended with Federal and minor leagues reps present. Boss Gilmore pushed that Federals have concrete peace proposals and reinstatement of about 174 players.
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New York
Organized Baseball
Federal League
National Commission
James A. Gilmore
Harry F. Sinclair
Charles Weeghman
Carroll W. Kasin
Edward G. Barrow
John H. Farrell
Thomas Chivington
Gilmore
Federals
Chicago Nationals
Weeeghman
Sinclair
New York Nationals
Grafton Defeats Keyser in Bowling League
Grafton B and O defeated Keyser B and O in a Brunswick bowling match in Grafton West Virginia with 77 pins to spare. Top score was 357 by A. Waters, tied at 129 for high individual with J Moran. Grafton will bowl Keyser at Keyser on December 29.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Keyser
Brunswick
Waters
J. Moran
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Keyser B. & O
Baseball War Ends as Federals Bring Victory Sayouts
William Coustas of Barbersville Iowa laments the end of the baseball war praising the Federal league for defeating organized baseball. He condemns the National League’s greed and monopoly while noting the Federals carried the fight and now hold the victory.
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William Coustas
Barbersville
Raleich
Feds
Organized Baseball Age
Federal League
National League
Federals
Vanderbilt Cup Race Set For May At Sheepshead Bay
Announcement says the next Vanderbilt cup race will be held at Sheepshead Bay on May 15 and will cover about 300 miles. The event marks a notable entry in the 1916 racing calendar with the distance pegged near three hundred miles.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay Speedway
Motor drome to cost $100000 in Philadelphia
A motor drome costing 100000 will be built in Philadelphia and will host cycle and motorcycle races under the National Cycle Racing Association based in Newark New Jersey.
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Philadelphia
National Cycle Racing Association, Inc
Newark
N. J
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