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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1915
Page
14
Backer Sinclair of the Third presents a brief on winter Federals achieving ten berths, outlining upsets and key matchups. Teams such as Ever After and others are highlighted for decisive performances and advancing to the next stage.
A report states that in any peace settlement all professional players should be returned to their original clubs. The proposal aims to restore prior arrangements and reduce transfer disputes amid negotiations.
New York December 16 reports President Tener of the National League favors restoring all contract jumpers to good standing. He indicates understanding may have been reached with club owners on this issue while American League representatives remain to be heard. Long term contracts and salaries are under consideration for peace terms with the Federal League and players' rights.
Pittsburgh December 16 James J Callahan former manager of the Chicago White Sox was appointed manager of the Pittsburgh Nationals to succeed Fred Clarke who resigned The announcement surprised as Callahan had not been linked with the post He signed a one year contract after three seasons with Chicago Dreyfuss left for New York to report on plans discussed with American league leaders and endorsed by them He would not discuss details promising later disclosures that organized baseball secured the aims it has fought for
St Louis chief owner Phil Ball announced that if he joins organized baseball Fielder Jones would manage the St Louis Federals. The remark follows reports that Ball may obtain the St Louis Nationals under the peace agreement.
Boston news confirms Sam Agnew, catcher, sold from the St. Louis Americans. President J. J. Lannin announced the purchase in a Chicago telegram to club officers. The deal involves no other players.
Advises avoiding exposure and drafts and eating right. Recommends Dr King s New Discovery made from pine tar and balsams with mild laxatives. Claims it kills cold germs soothes throat and inflamed membranes and has 43 years of use as a guarantee of satisfaction.
The team headed by Joe Ehart won first place in the four man contest at the Quincy Rifle club last evening with a score of 854, edging Simmonds team which had led last week. Individual scores and grand totals are listed for Cook, Simmonds, and Ehart squads, with a national competition shoot to be held at 7:30 this evening to compare local scores with riflemen nationwide. Col. C D Center of the city is named judge for the local event.
The Ramblers won two of three games against the Submarines in the Concordia bowling league on the Tansman alleys last evening. A basketball game at the new armory also featured a well played contest with steady shooting and defense.
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