National league turmoil over blacklist drive analyzed
Special to The List Naw York reports a brewing confrontation in the National League as President Harry Pulliam and Garry Herrmann clash over the blacklist issue. Discussions touch on contract jumping, potential resignations, and support from St. Louis Chicago Boston and New York as the league faces a critical stage ahead of the December renewal.
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Local Sports Roundup Signals Spring Play Near
Local notes preview upcoming spring sports with college basebal l and basketball on tap. Bradford and Thomas teams plan early-season matchups, while high school squads prepare for interscholastic league play and potential park arrangements. Attention to practice schedules, injury updates, and upcoming games remains high as students and staff rally for a busy athletic stretch.
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BOX FACTORIES AND LEAGUE CLASSIFICATION DISCUSSION
A report covers a large Texas box factory in Fre State and the Burnett Co executive leadership. It also discusses the Texas city population debate for baseball Class B status, noting Shreveport and nearby cities could push the circuit over the 400000 threshold per national census.
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High School Baseball Narrowly Edges Academy Nine
In a recent session the High School team battled a student squad from Laystine, trailing 6 to 2 after six innings but rallying. The visitors, led by strong pitching from Woodwand, held the advantage as the Home team fought back with steady defense and timely hits to stay within striking distance.
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Agreements Signed for Cattlemen’s Convention Boxing Show
The boxing and wrestling event at the cattlemen’s convention in the city has signed 115 agreements with participating artists. Tomorrow the boxing agreement will be signed. a $500 side bet is already posted. Contestants are training heavily, with daily road work and full attendance. The opener features W. Tuller of San Antonio versus Kid Bannon of Brooklyn at six rounds 8 pounds. Bibbs of the Indian Territory fights Tuce Kidd Dan of San Francisco at 155 pounds. The finale matches Chester Burns of Seattle against J. Menuhen of San Francisco over 10 rounds at 160 pounds, Burns giving 5 pounds. The official timekeeper is James P. MaKA of Buffalo.
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Battle of the Pins in local bowling league action
Teh postales teal Town government hosts a four taubin contest between the Matt Wg Division's Jeotht Cavaliers and Ty Tr Leveforts Nie Tengg's Booksellers. The Booksellers carry strong claims as reigning champions with Turner Bowling League plans for March.
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Varsity Race Time Adjusted Amid Wet Cambridge Meet
Fragmentary OCR notes from Cambridge outline a varsity race timing fix and list participants including Pol and Yale teams. machinery issues appear, with stray prices and supplier names mixed in. The readable items hint at race logistics and sponsor references but lack complete facts.
Regulars Win in Swarm of Scoring at Will
The Regulars dominated the court with a 24 to 2 first half surge and continued pressure as the second string produced steady scoring. Key players from Pon Gay Senmut Ten Gu Misy May Arion and Mise Townson highlighted the win with solid contributions while the defense held off late pushes.
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Spor ts Here and There on St. Louis Baseball Moves
A scrambled report notes the St Louis management planning trades shipping Waddell and Pawo ahead of rivals to give Went Una time to adjust. Mentions Connie Mack and other figures as 1907 and 1908 speculation rises with players eyed for umpiring and other roles as teams weigh futures.
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Young Outfielder Signed for Gotham Giants
Gotham Giants secure a young outfielder amid praise for his potential. Mentions mentor role, Amos visits, and comparisons to a great player. Ikehin, O’Driens, and a noted family presence on the ball field highlighted as part of the signings context.
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Baseball and sports notes from a chaotic 1912 era column
A jumble of player names, trades, and league chatter covers Cincinnati pitchers, Boston captains, New York and Cleveland figures, and managing moves. Mentions Wie Nelson, Billy Campbell, Harry Bay, Barnhard, Wallace, and Ty Cobb era context along with Princeton, Cornell, and Pennsylvania prospects and a postponed 1913 renewal of a long-standing series.
Machines Arrive and Racing Plan in Soledad District
The report notes machines arriving from New York for mining operations and a Sunday race event 160 miles away at a Taylor tour club, with seven members each earning 2 birds weekly and a growing outlook. It mentions a restaurant on Soledad Street offering meals, open day and night, phone 134.
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