No Bresnahan Decision Faces National Commission
National commission discusses special A A classifications for the American Association International League and Pacific Coast League. Bresnahan seeks apology from Murphy but must go before the National League first. Herrmann urges a rule to penalize press accusations against league officials and players.
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National Commission
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International League
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Chicago Tionals
Texas Giants Schedule Released for Training Season
The first team of the New York Nationals under Secretary O'Brien will train in Texas with games in Dallas on March 2 9 23 30 Fort Worth March 8 10 24 31 Houston March 16 17 and New Orleans March 26 27 The second team will play in Mobile New Orleans Montgomery and other southern points Training headquarters will be Marlin.
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Texas dog wins derby at Eastern Field Trials club
A Texas pointer named John Proctor, owned by Al Curtis of Belton, won the derby at the Eastern Field Trials club in New Albany. Souvenir the setter, owned by H. C. Nall of Memphis, was second, and Mocharley owned by J. M. Avast of Hickory Valley was third.
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Miss
John Proctor
al Curtis
Belton
Tex
H. C. Nall
Memphis, Tenn
Mocharley
J. M. Avast
Hickory Valley
Riding Day's Feature at Juarez as Molesworth Nets Three Wins
Jockey Molesworth led a strong showing at Juarez riding six mounts yesterday. He won three races including a tight finish with Sebago in the fourth race and drew applause for his horsemanship. Other winners included Meddling Hannah and Zulu as track fast conditions prevailed.
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Tim Judge
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Park Grounds Crew Opens New San Antonio Baseball Park
Harry Fabian, famed park keeper for the St. Louis Americans, arrived in San Antonio to begin work on the Bronchos park on South Presa Street. He presented a grass infield design to President Black and Manager Leidy, featuring a diamond shaped layout with the ace of spades pitcher's area and a heart shaped infield, promising a top quality field for the San Antonio club.
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Harry Fabian
St. Louis
WILL ENFORCE RULE SALARY LIMIT IN TEXAS LEAGUE
President Allen states the Texas league will enforce the salary cap adopted at Dallas this year. Most clubs have signed the agreement and holdouts are expected to comply before the spring meeting. Protests from 1912 games for non enforcement will be reviewed and games deemed invalid may be tossed out.
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New York
National Commission
Austin
Tex
Allen
Dallas
Paris Club Secures Heavyweight Battle for Paris
Sydney report says the next world heavyweight title bout will be held in Paris on June 28 following the Grand Prix, after promoter Hugh D McIntosh secured Johnson versus Sam McVey for a $30,000 purse and agreed to move the fight from Sydney to Paris.
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Paris
Hugh D. MclIntosh
Jack Johnson
Sam McVey
McIntosh
Johnson lays out future heavyweight schedule in Paris and New York
In Chicago Johnson confirms plans to fight Sam McVey in Paris for the Grand Prix on June 28 and to meet Flynn before that in New York or Nevada. He says many promoters have talked up matches, but he will sign McVey and Flynn contracts in due course.
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ASSO
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Wolgast Improves, Likely Back by Week's End
Ad Wolgast, lightweight champion, recovering from pneumonia in Los Angeles after several days illness. He reports marked improvement and expects to be out of bed by week’s end.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
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Guessaz and Ferlet Win Narrowly at Grand Alleys
The Guessaz and Ferlet team won a tight seven up match at Grand Alleys defeating Mills Engraving by two pins. Harry Mills starred as a new recruit, while McKivett led Guessaz and Leriet with a top score of 90. The two teams meet again next Wednesday at Grand Alleys.
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Mills Engraving
Harry Mills
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Kling Favored for Boston Manager Post in 1912
Johnny Kling, ex Chicago Cubs catcher, is widely favored to manage the Boston Nationals in 1912 as owners move to choose a manager by tomorrow night. Directors elected C James Connolly as vice president. Outfielder Miller signed to play for Boston this year after a standout batting season.
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John Kling
Chicago Cubs
Boston Nationals
Kling
Boston
Johnny Kling
Nogals
James Connolly
Outfielder Miller
Bowling Match Set At Grand Alleys Tonight
Household Bowling Club faces Creamery Dairy Bowling Club in a three game tenpin event at Grand Alleys. Lineups include H E Lockhardt A J Walser L E Blowers K B Gayle J S Schwartz for Household and J C Laney C J Henchy F L Camfield T G Collins Cc C Smith for Creamery Dairy.
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Creamery Dairy Bowling Club
Household Club
H. E. Lockhardt
A. J. Walser
L. E. Blowers
K. B. Gayle
J. S. Schwartz
Creamery Dairy
J. C. Laney
C. J. Henchy
F. L. Camfield
T. G. Collins
C. Smith
To Train Texas Aviator Beeville Prepares Flight Exhibition
Beeville Tex January 4 E Hodgson an aviator who has flown in Mexico and Cuba has arrived to assist Charles Pressy to train and plan an exhibition flight over Beeville with Pressy’s wife as passenger Pressy owns a Curtiss aircraft and Hodgson is a member of the International Aviators Association and an experienced flyer.
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Beerville
Tex
E. Hodgson
Mexico
Cuba
Charles Pressy
Pressy
Hodgson
Iation
No woman is such a gossip as to repeat the mean things she knows
A terse quote cites a woman’s stubborn rumor habit and asserts she would not repeat cruel things she has learned. The remark frames female discretion as virtue amid social chatter.
Clubs Reach Quick Pay Arrangements to Save Texas League Franchises
Oklahoma City Galveston and Dallas clubs promised immediate payment to cover debts to the Texas league preventing forfeiture. An Austin meeting of the leagues abolition committee warned franchises would be forfeited if funds were not secured by this morning or guaranteed. Galveston said a $2700 check would arrive. Oklahoma City and Dallas debts also expected to be covered.
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Galveston
Dallas
Austin
Allen
San Antonio
Wrestle at Corpus Christi Local Meet Between Byrd and King
Wrestling fans in Corpus Christi expect a classy bout when Joe Byrd and Ben King meet in the middleweight class on January 9. Both are described as fast and willing competitors for the night’s card.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Joe Byrd
Ben King
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