Ticket Scandal Evaporation Suppressed by Commission
President Aug Herrmann of the National Baseball Commission halted publication of evidence in the world series ticket scandal amid a heated dispute between Ban Johnson and John T. Brush. Johnson threatened to expose names to the public, but Herrmann's telegram redirected attention to the January commission meeting. Brush, in San Antonio, called Johnson’s ticket controversy a sham and said it failed to garner support among insiders. The Orioles plan a winter meeting tonight at Trisch’s for February buildup.
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Comiskey Defends President Johnson at Dinner
Chicago Dec 19 A.P. Charlee Comiskey head of the Chicago American League club defended President Johnson at a dinner, stating Johnson had no role in the resolution to cut interleague contact and that criticism from outsiders is unwarranted. He praised Johnson as a clean sportsman and said the American League seeks to stay within the peace agreement with the National League as a friendly rival.
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St Marys College Edges San Bernarndo in Tight Miniro Game
St Marys College defeated San Bernarndo 15 to 14 in a rough mini basketball league clash yesterday afternoon. Final whistle decided a four point margin as both teams traded leads and several players are noted for fielding and guard play.
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Florida Panhandle league bars high class players
News from Savannah says the South Atlantic League bars pitchers and catchers with ten games in higher class leagues and other players with twenty games from payrolls. The league sets 1912 season at 120 games and salary cap of 1500 dollars. Gorman defeats Clipsa in a fifth round setback in Akron boxing card reported by AP.
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Car Sales Ad Warns Against Driving Worn Automobiles
A dealer urges buyers to avoid operating run down cars and offers new and used autos for sale or trade. The pitch invites readers to visit for a surprise price and to negotiate a trade.
Bargains In Automobiles At Ban Antonio Motor Car Co
The Ban Antonio Motor Car Co advertises quick automobile clearance to make room for a new stock. It promises high grade cars at medium prices with features like forey dors electric lighting and a Warner Speedometer. Trade in your old car and see Frederick Marph et in Denver at 511-512 Hicks Building.
Third Cavalry Polo Team Sets West Tour
The Third Cavalry polo team of Fort Sam Houston has been granted permission by Secretary of War Stimson to join several polo tournaments in California in January. Events include San Diego Riverslie Pasadena and Gur ingame with teams from Fort Riley Russell and the Presidio of San Francisco.
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San Antonio
AAU Meeting 10 BL Held Next Week
The Nexus Association of the Amateur Athletic Union plans its annual meeting in San Antonio between Christmas and New Year’s. Arthur W. Stars, president, says formal data and agenda for the 10 coming year will be set at the gathering.
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Clarke Makes Bets Leave Plattsburg Manager Won't Play
Fred Chirke manager of the Plutsburg National league team said in Chicago that Clarke will not participate in a final baseball game next season and may not even bat as a pinch hitter. He claimed Clarke has bet eighteen tells on outcomes and discussed with President Murphy of the Chicago club the possibility Clarke would sell his clothes.
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Brown Beats Harrlson for Texas Crown in Two Straight
Pet Brown defeated Harrison of Los Angeles in Jaylon last night two straight, both at Tortylro and taventy, three minutes. Brown weighed 162 pounds while Harrison fought at 179, with both fighters in form and claim the Texas championship. Look for Victor James from Chicago in the city early next January.
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Block Locks for Prosperous Season in Texas League
Morris Block, president of the Bronelios, reports from Dallas that the Texas league meeting approves a schedule opening April 13 with games in Austin Galveston Houston Dallas and Fort Worth. He backs abolition of salary limits aligning with the National Association and major leagues. An optimistic season is forecast by president Brock. Also noted is the Boxar Bowl club Christmas Bowl event with a turkey dinner planned for tomorrow night.
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Banquet urges united autoists to back good roads plan
San Antonio automobilists at the Menger hotel banquet press a highway drive with tax proposals. Speakers led by Dr Fielding call for political harmony, a $26 annual road tax on car owners, $10 per year for chauffeurs, and county bond money to fund extensive highway improvements. Alderman Lipscomb praises Zarramora street as model road work.
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