Peage Treaty Nears Final Form After Meeting
Report notes minor details to be threshed out at a Wednesday meeting. Power struggles between organized baseball and the Federal League appear to ease as potential purchases unfold. Semi official word suggests St Louis Browns and Chicago clubs may shift, with other league changes unlikely. Ward interests expected to be compensated, and free agency discussed within the Federal League. Conference work focuses on International League terms and lingering details to complete the accord.
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Three Matches in Y MLA Club Round Ruins Play
Three matches played in the Y MLA featured tight contests. Arthur turtle and Elsivd Simite claimed straight wins in class A round two, while Tattle and Bally enjoyed clear victories in other bouts. Final rounds saw sharp serves and clutch points as competitors showcased strong form amid a busy schedule. A future cycling event is scheduled in Chicago with plans for a twelve hour day beginning January 20.
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Joske Quint Defeats Ahrens and Ott Five in Texas League
In Fort Worth Texas on December 22 192? the Joske company quintet won an uneven match against Ahrens and Ott five as part of the Texas League schedule. Summerfield anchored Joske, while Rothmal Wald led Abrene & tit jean’s defense. The late-night action saw several high pins and slips, with Grant and Wolff & Mare postponed. Texas League meets January 9.
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Brown Team Opens 1916 Football Season in California
Brown University football launches the 1916 season with a long trip to Pasadena to face unbeaten Washington State College on New Year’s Day. The squad, coached by William H. Distz, known as Lone Star, travels the longest distance ever undertaken by a college eleven for a single contest.
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Sunday School Fives Battle For League Victories
Sunday School fives from St Mark's Epistopat and First Presbyterian Luaket won midweek Sunday Service League games under YM auspices. Presbyterians routed Route Alamo Methodists 47 to a lopsided score with strong defense and rebounding while St Mark's crushed the opposing team 60 to 1. The contest featured sparse scoring and several missed shots, with standout performances from Lasseter, Gish, Tobin, and Haas assisting St Mark's. Umpire and referee duties were handled by Metal offices, with I M Hall serving as referee for the doubleheader.
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Mu Nu Sigmas and Engineers Practice Ahead of Sunday Game
The Mu Nu Sigma football squad held a vigorous Electric Park workout with about twenty hopefuls from Captain Coolidge's group. San Antonio talent features in the roster as college men with top team experience join the final plans. Heavy emphasis on line strength and weight suggests the engineers may prove strongest in Sunday’s contest.
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Graves Bests O Dowd in Ten Round Bout at St Paul
Mims Dec 22. Guavea of Cleveland defeated Mike Dawe of St Paul in a ten round boxing bout. The Cleveland lad held the belt for eight rounds. O Dowd led a portion of rounds one and two and the rest were even.
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Kaufmans Win Two in Junior Basketball Double Header
Kaufmans juniors rout All Stars 22 to 14 in game one and beat Mair team 20 to 16 in game two marking their 61st straight win this season. Skaufman Proll and Wasa led scoring while Tyre Juniors rallied in the second half. Mexican supper planned for the players later in the week as Kaufman schedule faces Monday and Tuesday games.
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Claims World's Record Hiking Back to Eureka California
Robert Burns reports completing a walk from San Francisco to New York in 80 days, claiming a world record. He asserts 32 days faster than Edward Bay Weston and plans to appeal to the Committee of One Hundred. Burns may ride back to California to finish the journey as he returns from Lou.
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Pirates Seek Star Players For 1918 Pennant Race
Chicago December 22 Star players of the Federal League will be sought by James J Callahan 82 new manager of the Pittsburg Nationals as material with which to strengthen the club for the 1918 pennant race He said we have our lines all ready and will be in the market for new players and trades as quickly as the baseball war is settled
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Mitchell Beats Palmer in Ten Round Bout
Ritchie Mitchell, light weight, outpointed Beans Palmer of Memphis in a ten round bout here Tuesday night. Mitchell won rounds one six seven and ten, with the others even. A second item reports Captain Leslie Cheape of the British polo team wounded among British Mediterranean force personnel.
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Karotkin's Team Wins Double Bill in Basketball
Karotkin's squad won both halves of a double header defeating Hare's team 6 to 1 in the first game and Jones' combination 9 to 1 in the second. Janert led the scoring in the late match with five points, while Metimugherty added four. TaMer's tennis also won earlier in an Indian club relay.
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Chess Players Slant Tourney from Ivy League Schools
Chess players from Columbia, Harvard, Yale and Princeton gather in New York for their 24th annual tournament. The Columbia 1914 champion had ten victories in prior years against nine defeated rivals.
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