Moran's Price For Next Battle
Frank Moran leaves Pittsburgh for Saratoga Springs to train and awaits a potential match with Coffey. Ike Dorgan reports Gibson offered 8000 dollars. Moran wants 12000 plus 40 percent of the house. Ted Lewis plans a light-weighted rest schedule with a slate of bouts through New Year’s.
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The
Telegraph
New York
Frank Moran
Battler
Pittsburgh
Frank
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Francis
Ike Dorgan
Dorgan
Coffey
Shoot Spiked Back
George H. Albright and his son returned from a week long hunt in Franklin County with a spike buck weighing about 120 pounds dressed.
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George H. Albright and Son
Franklin County
Football Star from Camp Hill Captains Dickinson Eleven
The 1916 Dickinson College football team will be led by captain Myers, a Camp Hill graduate. He has played center for Dickinson for three years and is described as the team’s chosen leader.
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Camp Hill
Dickinson
Myers
Mort Henderson to Meet Ozar in Handicapped Title Clash
Mort Henderson continues tournament play in New York City at the Manhattan Opera House while planning a handicap match next Friday with Jack Ozar the mid dleweight champion at the Orpheum Theater. Ozar may be thrown twice in one hour despite his claimed invincibility. In Annapolis Walter S Brodie is set to coach the naval academy baseball team next spring with Lt. C Gill taking a lead role. In Camp Kilbourn Pa deer and two bears are readied for shipment to Harrisburg as sportsmen Sible and Kilbourn prep the game.
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Mort Henderson
Jack Ozar
Orpheum Theater
Manhattan Opera House
New York City
Jack Charlton
Henderson
Ozar
Steve” Brodie
Annapolis
Walter
Midshipmen
Oriole
C. ©. Gill
Middies
Brodie
Kilbourn
Bodines
Harrisburg
J. §. Sible
James Kilbourn
Ithacans Will Keep Dr Sharpe At Cornell
Ithaca N Y Dec 8 Cornell will not allow Dr Al Sharpe to go to Yale despite any request. The football captain will be elected this week from senior candidates Mueller Anderson Tilley Eckley. Several sophomores Shiverick Gillies Miller may join next fall. Brett expected to succeed Barrett.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
al Sharpe
Yale
Sharpe
Athletic Association
Mueller
Anderson
Tilley
Eckley
Shiverick
Gillies
Miller
Barrett
Cool
Shelton
Collins
Jameson
Hoffman
Benedict
Bard
Dixon
Brown
Ryerson
Zander
Bretz
Brett
Feds Not Yet Sure of New York Grounds Plan Hold Up in City
New York Dec 8 The Federal League has not bought but secured an option on the $1 250 000 ground for a new ball club pending a City Council permit to close streets through the property. A December 23 hearing will decide the action, with possible immediate payment of 4 250 000 and start of grandstand construction. If streets are not closed the option may be dropped and the club homeless. Also reports that organized baseball opposes street closing and a league member visited Harlem to gather owners to appear before the Board of Estimate. The rest notes bowling and scholastic basketball results and standings from local leagues.
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New York
Federal League
Feds
Gotham
Harlem
Board of Estimate
Giants Sign Fordham Star Carroll For Third Base
New York December 8 Frank J Carroll Fordham star third baseman who joined the Giants as a recruit signed a contract to play under McGraw for another year He showed promise at third and was kept with the team all year while a medical student at Fordham Carroll was the last Giants recruit to sign and remain with the club Also mention of Carroll’s Toronto season.
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New York
Frank J. Carrol
Fordham
Giants
McGraw
Carrol
Toronto
Forster
Athletes Honor Tech High Star at Lebanon Valley meeting
At the Athletic Association of Lebanon Valley College annual meeting Charles Loomis, former Tech High star, was elected president in an unanimous vote. He received strong support and later letters were awarded to multiple Harrisburg and Steelton athletes. The event also named officers including Avon Boltz as secretary and Ross Swartz on the executive committee with several managers and captains listed. L2 letters were given to a long list of scrub players.
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Athletic Association of
Lebanon Valley College
Charles Loomis
Tech
Loomis
Harrisburg
Steelton
Avon Boltz
Ross Swartz
Paul Wagner
Charles Genil
David Fink
John At Letters
Rules Remind Interscholastic Players Of Clean Sport
An athletic board at Technical High School aims to enter next year’s track team in all high school events. Candidates will be called early. A local fan asks for receipts and expenditures on last season’s Harrisburg baseball. Interest grows in a showdown over the International League. A Penn authority questions Harvard Yale athletic ties and future independence amid football dominance.
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Interscholastic Baseball Association
Technical High School
Harrisburg
Barrow
International League
Philadelphia
Harvard
Yale
Penn
Bil
New Haven
Wilson
Army
Six nurses ill with typhoid at South Mountain Sanatorium
Central Pennsylvania items report six female nurses at the South Mountain Sanatorium Mont Alto ill with typhoid fever. Other notes include a child’s death from pills in Mahanoy City Astland and a fatal coal mining accident in Shenandoah City with a limb lost to an explosion at Hickory Swamp colliery.
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Chambersburg
South Mountain
Mont Alto
Mahanoy City
Miriam
Fred Bushley
Astland
Shenandoah
Enoch Patrowski
Shenandoah City
Shendindoah
Shenandoah Valley
Shamokin
Felix Feese
Hickory Swamp
Swat Winter Flys Warning Prophecy and Plan
A New York Merchants Association warning urges immediate action against winter flies to cut next spring’s population. It stresses catching them now while they are weak and dying, with civic groups planned to join the Harrisburg effort later.
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New York
Merchants’ Association of New York
Civic Club
Ama
Harrisburg
Tiny relatives to see wedding
Washington reports three tiny relatives of the President will attend the December 18 wedding of the President and Mrs Norman Galt at the White House. Guests include Baby Sayre Baby McAdoo and Baby Josephine Cothran among others as 2500 announcements are ordered for diplomats and officials.
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Washington
Baby Sayre
Baby McAdoo
Josephine Cothran
Norman Galt
White House
Francis B. Sayre
Anna Wilson Howe
Josephine Wilson Cothran
Smith
New Orleans
E. M. Brown
Atlanta
John A. Wilson
Joseph
Wilson
Miss Wilson
Baltimore
I. Mouse
Saint Thomas Church
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Ted
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Troy
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Memorial Hall
Academy of Fine Arts
Fairmount Park
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N. Court ST
M. Glaser
Robert L. Myers, Jr
Hl. M. Kelley , CO
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Ithacans
DR. Sharpe
Harrisburg Academy
A. Belehas
Elks
the Elks
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Sourbeer
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Chicago
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J. Belehas
W. Colwaris
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Smeriglio
G. Branca
Rugani
Pugliese
J. Branca
Ennis
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Seifert
Teees
Weber
Martin
Carroll
Hoppe
Kogi Yamada
Willie Hoppe
Sol Allinger
Billiard Academy
Yamada
Ike” McCord
Camp Hill High School
Lebanon
Miss Reiff
New Cumberland
Superbas
Browns
Adams
Colonials
Greys
Cameron
Cameron Grammar School
Hamilton
Fields
Lingle
Mutzbaugh
Halich
FROGS
Toads
Long
Maroons
St. John Maroons
Charles
Williams
Smith Street
York, Pa
Miss Maurey
Dauphin, Pa
Ladies’ Aid Society
United Evangelical Church
Lydia Maurey
High Street
Tech High
Lebanon Valley Athletic Association
Swartz
Mackert
Hartz
Atticks
Morrison
von Bereghy
Bechtel
Hollinger
R. Rupp
Keating
Wenrich
DeHuff
Jaeger
Walters
W. Swartz
Evans
Charles Loomis Tech
Lebanon Valley
W . State
Central
SWAT
Kelker
EB. W. Waltz
North Seventh Street
United States
the American Tobacco Company
Fifth Avenue
ECW
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Patterson
Bea F Tobacch
Rey Are
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