Election to Replace Clarence Bond as League President
The board of managers of the multi school athletic league meets after school with Superintendent McIntire to elect a successor to Clarence Bond who will resign as president when entering High School next semester. They will discuss next sport for the league likely basketball only until milder weather allows outdoor play, with indoor baseball possibly considered. Clinton Willis, public seniors director, will meet the boys this afternoon.
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Mub-Tle School Athletic League
Mclntire
Clarence Bond
Bond
Clinton Willis
Seriors
Poys
DEAL CORRESPONDENCE ON JOE TINKER
New York December 18 press dispatch reports Charles H Ebbetts of the Brooklyn club warned Chicago magnate Charles W Murphy to keep hands off Joe Tinker. Murphy replied he would not interfere and praised Ebbetts. Ebbetts later telegraphed Murphy about negotiating if Cincinnati grants permission.
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New York
Charles H, Bbato
Brooklyn Bagoball Club
Corté
Dea
Garry Herrmania
Brooklyn
Ebbets
Chas, W. Murphy
Chicago
Tinker
Murphy
Ebbet
Cincinnati
Famous Player Ten Be Among Missing English Polo Captain Ritson
English polo team plans training in Spal due to continuing foul weather. Captain R.G. Ritson, leader last year, is expected to be absent from next year’s international matches. Lord Ashby Str Ledgers will lead early Madrid conditioning with Major F. W. Barrett and Captain H W Tompkinson. Spain chosen for preliminary practice to avoid weather delays. Alfonso approves use of Royal polo grounds in Madrid and La Granja for English players.
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New York
R.G. Ritson
Lord Ashby- Str Ledgers
Madrid
F. W. Barrett
Husars
HW. A. Tompkinson
First
Royal Dragoons
Wolgast Weighs In For Scraps With White
Milwaukee dispatch reports Ad Wolgast has hit weight for a ten round title fight at the Hippodrome Friday against Charlie White of Chicago. Wolgast says his training is complete and his condition is sharp as a dollar after strenuous conditioning.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Hippodrome
Ad. Wolgast
Béarcat
Charlie White
Chicago
Wolgast
Chappell Leads With .349 Average In 1913 American Association
In official averages issued by President Chivington, Milwaukee’s Chappel led hitters with a .349 mark over 85 games. Riggert of St Paul topped the circuit with 12 homers and 280 total bases, while Reilly of Indianapolis hit .337 and Niehoff of Louisville stole 48 bases.
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Chicago
Lon
Aistance
Chivington
Pramier
Riggert
St. _Paul
Ricvgert
St. Paul
Chappel
Milwaukee
Chicago Americans
Reilly
Indianapolis
Niehoff
Loulaville
Cornell Freshies To Play Here In Community High Clash
Cornell freshmen under Paul Grigsby are set to meet Muscatine High School tonight as Robert Lee serves as captain of a newly formed second team. Negotiations for the game continue with Principal Frantz signaling Tuesday as the likely date, else Friday. Team roster includes Lea Hoopes forwards, Randleman center, Schmidt and Fish guards. Harold Schinkit business manager aims to raise funds for weaker and stronger schools' teams.
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Na Tenma
Robert Lee Wes
Harold Schinkit
Tinker Status in Brooklyn Club Disputed
Telegrams reveal Eb bets informing Murphy that Tinker belongs to the Brooklyn club and not for sale. Murphy replies he has not seen Tinker and has no plan to confer with him as Chicago could not secure the former Cincinnati manager.
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Tinker
Brooklyn
Ebbets
Murphy
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ebbets Hnd
Brooklyn Clib
Jettar
Permit Granted To Carry Toy Pistol In Courtroom Style Controversy
A Cranston man, W. S. Hunter, received a permit to carry a concealed revolver to stop basketball games, claiming officials needed a firearm to halt play amid loud crowds. He plans to buy blank cartridges and fire in a crowded hall, arguing a whistle cannot be heard.
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Mustatine
Cranston
Hunter
Grandon
White Sox and Giants Play in Manila Exhibition
Mantle leads the American contingent as the Chicago White Sox face the New York Giants in Manila yesterday. The sun sparked a hot, close game that thrilled soldiers and civilians alike, with the American league players prevailing in a thriller despite the heat and unfamiliar humidity. The contest capped Manila’s first exposure to major league baseball within the globe tour itinerary and left spectators with lasting memories.
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Mantle
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
Manilla
Philippines
Manila
Manila Sun
Wworth
Commission to Determine If Thaw Release Is Safe
A federal court panel in Concord New Hampshire is appointed to examine Harry K Thaw to decide if his liberty would threaten public safety. The commission includes Franke Streeter Morton Prince George Blumer and Charles Bancroft. The panel will review experts opinions only and report whether Thaws release would be reasonably dangerous to public peace.
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Concord
X. H
Harry K. Thaw
Aldrich
Federal
Franke
Streeter
Morton Prince
Boston
George. A. Blumer
Butler Hospital
Providence
R. I
Charles PB. Bancroft
Hampshir ‘Ate
Thavn
James A Pugh's Club On The Way
In Chicago on December 18 the chairman of the warour sport committees was elected at a Sportmen's Club of America meeting in First National Bank Building quarters. President presided. many sports figures attended as representatives.
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Chicago
Sportmen’s ‘Club
America
Stunts Planned for New Year Exhibition at YMCA
Physical Director Farwell announced a January 1 exhibition in the association gymnasium featuring stunt formations a pyramid display a wand drill bar work fencing by Edward Henle and a broad sword contest between Ralph Gilbert and Charles Kembley. Two junior teams will play a volleyball match attracting a large crowd.
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Farwell
Thiszmoroly
Asociation Gymnasium
Well
Edward Henle
Ralph
Gilbert
Charles Kembley
Prairie Grove community notices and visits summarize week
Prairie Grove residents share a busy week with trips to Tipton Davenport West Branch and Atalissa. Families visited relatives, hosted gatherings, and celebrated Mrs Miller’s 65th anniversary. The Centerdale Congregational Missionary society met, with Mrs Ponpall presiding and Dr Breede speaking on home missions.
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Prairie Grove
G. Gongwer
Loring Gangwer
Warren
Clark Gongwer
West Branch
A. L. Dice
West Liberty
Familly
J. Hawker
Goohén
Martin Black
Mere
Gus Kreamer
Will
Sherman
Hvea
Darrel
Centerdale
Walter Ponpall
cDr
Breede
Bertha
E. Dice
M. E. Black
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Borg
Arothe Know
Yaungiem Barra
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Joe Tinker
Edrats
Tein
R. &. Ritson
Spal
Chappell
Niggert
Paul
the American Association
Cornell Freshies
Becondi
Robert Lee
White Sox
Giants
Pecomissore
Commission
George McCann
Edna . Swart
Larl Schiele
Helen
Davenport
David Bogard
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