Organized ball and federals now at peace
Reports indicate the Federal League will wind down with players retained through 1917 and teams reimbursed for league exits. Baltimore club may seek placement. negotiations involve American and National Leagues, with Weeghman Sinclair and others expected to buy NL clubs.
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Corpus Boys Win in Texas Interschool Contest
Corpus Christi Texas reports the Corpus boys defeated a Ferred to, with negotiations for state championship ongoing. Officials note that details remain unsettled as talks hinge on agreements among teams and leagues.
Holidays at A and M Holler Station Texas
The article notes a college basketball season with a long break after Christmas and a key matchups schedule. Nick Brannisler leads eight returning players with a strong squad expectations. Seven new players receive praise as the team plans a January 1 game against Sam Tristun Normal and two games in Austin versus university teams.
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Holler Station
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Wyte Flehi
Delaele Pipot
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Sam Tristun Nornal
Stalin
Vexne University
Agsms
Tvseuines
Austin
FEDS BACK OUT OF SUIT AGAINST 0. B. FEDS
MT MORGO Dec 29 Federal League counsel Cedar sel said they will withdraw the Sherman Act suit against the American and National Leagues. The move, part of peace terms under a Cincinnati conference, involves Keen Addington and GW Miller and was not confirmed. Representatives from both leagues proceed to Cincinnati to finalize negotiations toward lasting peace.
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Federal League
Husenal Ace
Pederil Tudge Landis Wad
Lind Uxt
Cist Grealized
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Federals
GW Miller
Wave
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Federal Organization
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Chicago Club
Harry F. Sinclair
New York
Jobson
Violation of Contract Alleged in Boxing Case
New York December 10 reports Chirgos af Wregeh alleges Ad Walgast violated a boxing contract with the Adelen Sports Inge Cli. He claims Walgast fought December event while in disputed health, and a New York State Athletic Commission chairwoman was to consider suspension with a verdict expected.
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Ad Walgast
Fou
You State Athletic Commission
Venel
Etx Niniths
Wolgast
New York State Athletic Commission
Adolph
Atlante
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Gonzales Aids Interurban Line Push Begins
In Gonzales Texas Kennedy of the Houston, Rice and Western Traction Company arrived to drum up support for the Houston to San Antonio Interurban. A strong rally endorsed the plan and pledged subscriptions, with promises of land and depot rights and wide county cooperation to raise about 380,000 for construction.
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Tanka Kennedy
Houston, Rislmond & Western Traction Company
Houston-San Anivalo
Gonales
Uta Kennedy
Gonzales Commercial
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Ganmales
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Joe I. Frolevk
M. D. Kennedy
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W. J. Ainsworth
Guugiles
Oak Worest
Thor
Genentes
Genentes County
Eranada
Jane Addams near recovery amid city turmoil
Miss Jane Addams, a settlement worker, is nearly recovered from injuries and expects to return to duties soon. The incident prompts officials to discuss government action and ongoing development plans, with local concerns about safety and social services in Chicago.
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Cwicago
Jane Adiutas
Two Games Set For Tuesday In Local League
The Bundy Senoul Basketball League schedules two games Tuesday at Ye MetS Ay hesday Ment. First Presbyterians face Nie South Alamo Metharlists in the 1st mumie with an 8 10 kickoff for the telecast. St Marks Upsinal and National Lease also play as Proeneet Till Methodists meet in the second contest amid standings. Captain Green of Me Crest Fins will lead his team in two games, while St Marks remains undefeated and Prospect Hill Indians chase wins as top contenders. A single doubleheader is planned for the week with local fans expected.
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Telnet
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Camfiteng de Leste
Hietory Duesday
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Lokyt
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Laat
Hill Reelected Western President in Club Meeting
W P Hill was reelected president and Charles Brit of Oklahoma City named secretary at the Western Association of Baseball Clubs annual meeting in Denison. The 1916 season extends from April 1 to Lubec Day with a schedule report due next league meeting. Salary rose to 1300 per month, club roster to fourteen, Tulsa franchise ownership to change, and War intercession aids possible sale.
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Walesyei Okla
Bill of
Denison
National Association
Tulsa
Miskagen
Warry Nelair
Federal
Tulian
Pugilist
Gas Well Capped North of City Limits
A gas well north of the city limits has been capped after handling extreme pressure. A temporary hold was used to restrain the force and the system is ready to distribute gas through a new pipeline network spanning the city.
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Corpus Citristi
Tosi
Ely
Iast
A Glimpse of The Sporting Editor's Ruminations
A column presents a rambling critique of early 20th century baseball industry chaos. It discusses players like Ad Walgast, the Federal League, contract disputes, and the role of independent leagues, while lamenting corruption and public-funding concerns. The tone is wry and opinionated about management, players, and governance in baseball.
Nine Deer Bagged Near Eagle Pass Texas
A hunting party returned to town from about eighty miles northwest of Eagle Pass reporting nine deer killed and ample other game. Members included J B White, Tadee King, Alfred White, TR Pavey, FM Mrother of Torreon, Judge Theinhard of Towne, Rudolph Geleer of San Antonio, and Write Schuttz of San Antonio.
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Nagle Pass
J.B. White
Tadee King
Alfred White
TR. Pavey
Fm, Mrother
Auto crash in Piedras Negras injures five men
Five people were injured when two autos collided in Piedras Negras at 4 PM near Fuule Pass. Injured include Sebastian Carranza, a Garreanxa official and Carranza army retiree, and Higinio de la Fuente, owner of Star Garage, both in grave condition. Others with serious injuries were A Garranga, his son, Alfredo Stone, and Clarence Aldenverry, with varying injuries. Drivers had planned a meeting point. narrow streets prevented sighting until impact. Victims were treated locally before being moved to their homes in the city.
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Piedis Negrag Mundy
Fuule Pass
Sebastian Carranza
Nenhow
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Lumberman Killed in Inverness After Mercantile Scuffle
A healthy lumberman identified as Finer was shot and killed in Inverness late Saturday. Merchant A J Burnett, charged with killing, faced investigation as investigators believe the incident stemmed from a personal dispute. Friends say the victim had recently argued and contemplated leaving town, while police continued inquiries into the shooting and its motives.
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Inverness
A. J. Burnett
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