Fraternity Agreement Abrogated in Baseball Row
The National League voted to sever all dealings with the Players’ Fraternity, abrogating the 1914 agreement. McGraw and Fultz sought a common ground to end the strike, with league leaders urging action and signaling a possible parallel move in the American League. Umpires for next season were named, and Bransfield will replace Eason as first baseman in the Green Heights lineup.
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New York
National League
Baseball Fraternity
John J. McGraw
New York National League Club
David L. Fultz
Players’ Association
Cincinnati
McGraw
Tener
Fultz
National League of Professional Baseball
Mce-Graw
Hempstead
Herrmann
Sexton
Henry O'Day
William Klein
Charles Rigler
Robert Emslie
William Byron
Ernest Quigley
al Orth
Peter Harrison
William Bransfield
Kitty Bransfield
Brooklyn
Mal Eason
First Presbyterians Defeat Utica Five in Close Tie
The First Presbyterian Sunday school quintet beat the Utica Presbyterians 21 to 15 in the National League. Laurel Heights Methodists rolled the McKinley Avenue Methodists 41 to 5 in the American League at the Y M C A Tuesday night. Smyth led the Presbyterians with four fields and Green added three. Simmang paced Utica with nine fields. Russell added three for Utica.
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First Presbyterian
Utica
Guarantee Five Wins From Traction Quint
The Guarantee bowling quintet upset the Traction Company in the Commercial League, winning the first game 896 to 888 and the second 845 to 805. Finklea led the winners with 599 total, including 209 and 202 games, while Staudt posted 539 and Schneider 534. Zuercher topped the Traction five with 543, as Wagenfehr led his squad with 508 and a 194 opening game. Wednesday night the Sunset and Service Engraving squads meet in a three game set.
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Guarantee
Traction Company
Traction Five
Guarantees
Fred Wagenfehr
Finklea
Staudt
Schneider
Zuercher
McHugo
Cap
Wagenfehr
Traction
George Armbrust
Sunset and Service Engraving Company
Sunsets
Schneider Cover
Huckaba Eves
Ener
Names, Traction Company
Zuercher Eee
Rambo
Ball's Volley Ball Team Triumphs In Straight Sets
The Y M C A clash pitted Joel Friedkin's six against Jack Ball's squad, Ball's team winning in straight games 11-8 11-5 11-5. Emil Mueller served well as Ball's squad relied on teamwork and strong net play by J M Clarke Ralph Kilgore and Joe Lipscomb. Friedkin led his group with skillful play despite the defeat.
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Joel Friedkin
Jack Ball
Ball
Emil Mueller
J. W. Fuller
J. M. Clarke
Ralph Kilgore
Joe Lipscomb
L. E. Meaoe
A. G. McNeill
All
Friedkin
Morphine Request Sparks Quick Wit in Chemist Shop
A clever Scot enters a chemist and asks for three cents worth of morphine. When questioned about the purpose, he coolly replies that he wants two cents anyway, showing quick comic improvisation.
Flynn Scores Knock Out in Murray Fight
Salt Lake City report says Jack Dempsey of Salt Lake was knocked out in Murray a Salt Lake suburb Tuesday night by Jim Flynn of Pueblo Colorado ten seconds after handshake. Flynn used a right push to break Dempsey's guard and a left hook to the jaw. Dempsey collapsed for the count and did not regain footing for about twenty seconds after the decision.
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Flynn
Salt Lake City
Jack Dempsey
Salt Lake
Murray
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Colo
Dempsey
Jack Bond Wins Jump At Y M C A Meet
The weekly Business Boys division contest at the Y M C A on Tuesday night was won by Jack Bond who cleared 4 feet 4 inches in the standing jump, a new mark in the event. The meet also listed participants including Charles Chowning Clarence Boldt Rudolph Starker Hines Tate and Lawrence Maloney with standings noted.
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Brich
Monel
Jack Bond
Record Run Event Highlights at Forest Meet
Bond led last year’s champion form in the event with a 3 feet 11 inches clearance. Forest Fesler placed second at 4 feet 2 inches, Ford Pressler third at 4 feet. Bond struggled on a final jump, others cleared 3 feet 6 inches. In basketball, Fesler’s team defeated Pressler’s 14 to 6 with Menge scoring three field goals and Green adding two.
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Bond
Forest Fesler
Ford Pressler
Clarence Boldt
Hines
Hines, Menger, Goolsby
Reimschissel
Fesler
Pressler
Menger
Erich Menge
Louis Green
Pressle
Reimshissel
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Bransfield
Eason
Ball Players’ Fraternity
Seer
Jaggi-Anderson
Ziegler-Abbott
Joyce
Edwards
Spencer
Gene Seng
Laurel Heights
Ee Methodists
Ain Eg
Watson
Valenting
Tereeee
Douglas
Seeee Seeeesesenss
Crosby Taft Auard
Wk Boe Ae
International News Service
George McMann
ISIT
Gunter Hotel
Dansant
Phone Crockett
Percy Tyrrell
Mgr
St. Anthony Hotel
Crockett
the Menger
Bailey Merienda
Edwin H. Lee
Gina
Hot Wells Hotel
Valentine Dansant
St. Valentine Favors
Prof. J. Mato
First Presbyterians
Walloping
McKinley
Traction Quint
Commercial Tenpin League
Lyd
W. L. Sunsets
Traction Co
Swift & Co
Postoffice Prides
Uvalde & Gulf
Morris & Co
Service Eng. Co
Gas & Electric
HOA Spears CO
Losoya
Office of Painless
Matthews
E. Mouston
8&T
Burn’s
Houston & Navarro Sts
DeMiracle
Ulres
Baecker
General Auto Repairing
Frank D. Hensley
Main Plaza
American Wine Co
St. Louis
Texas
Crockett, Tra's
NEW Franklin Taxicab
Mrs. Welcome
Smith
og Auto ‘= LIVERY CO
Soledad St
Travia
Franklin
Birdsong & Potchernick
Leas
S.A
A. P. RY
Mardi Cras
Galveston
Tex
Uncle Sam
Grand Naval
Gaveston
E. Haynes
C. P
Ave. C. Mee
Moore
A.P. RY
Cattlemens Convention
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Cowman’s
Pullmar
A. M. Hall
Walter Walthall
Cattlemen’s
J. W. King, D. F
P. A
Houston Street
Hanson
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