Winter baseball gossip proves unfounded trade claims
In Cincinnati on December 6 the Giants deny reports that Secretary Knowles and Manager McGraw offered Miller Huggins and Mike Mitchell in exchange for Reds players. President Herrmann confirms no such talks occurred and McGraw instead discussed a trade proposal involving Roger Bresnahan for George Schlei and Hans Lobert, which was rejected.
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Johnson to Fight Burns Negotiations Start in London
Sam Fitzpatrick says Johnson is ready to resume talks for a Burns bout once he returns to the United States. Interviews in London suggest articles of agreement may be drawn up, with Fitzpatrick confident of Johnson's ability and condition to meet the Moir victor when Burns proceeds with final details.
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Oxford Notes Center on Death and Relics in Community
Special to the Democrat Sun from Oxford Ohio reports the death of Mrs. J J Fry and a wide ranging feature on Dan J Brown collecting old relics. It lists artifacts such as a 150 year old brace a 1855 saddle bags and a Washington DC pewter candlestick. Also notes a Miami University Association of Indiana dinner in Indianapolis with Rev Guy Potter Benton as guest of honor. The piece closes with a brief oddity about a Plymouth Rock hen atop a park rack.
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Ohio
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H. S. Leonard
J. D. Garratt
J. A. MacDonald
Wheat Condition Shows Decline Across Ohio Crops Report
The Ohio department of agriculture reports a 2 percent drop in wheat condition from a month ago with only 50 percent of state wheat at average. Poor timing seeding and late crops reduce yields. corn totals around 102.28 million bushels, 34.7 bushels per acre, down about 9 from 1906. Apples and other crops show weak prospects with silo storage and market readiness noted.
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