New Magnates Head Major League Teams in Sale Talks
The era of new owners looms for six National League clubs and two American League clubs as potential sales and management changes unfold. Chicago, Boston, and Brooklyn clubs are cited with new owners or looming bids while Pirates manager changes are noted and Giants watch closely as deadlines approach for franchise reshuffling amid financial pressures and league-wide speculation.
Seniors Enter Long Athletic Program Relay Themed Contests
Physical director George Wheeler of the YMCA organized a senior athletic program with a week of contests for juniors and seniors. Willard Boone captains and Rex Lagan, a three time defending champion, plans to enter. Events span Indian club races to relay basketball, with medals for top finishers and team points awarded.
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Donovan Picks All Giant Thirlers for Yankees Prospects
Manager Donovan selects a large group of rookie players for the New York Yankees, including Elin Love from the Washington Senators and Easton Cottrell. The roster features multiple minor leaguers from the Pacific Coast, Texas League, and Western League, with heights and clubs listed for several prospects. A note mentions about 200,000 New York residents watching the team’s plans.
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Manors Select From Eighty Stars in Interim Draft
New York January 18 Out of 604 Federal League players restored to good standing by the treaty at peace only a few meet the high standard. Schuyler Huntington of the Cardinals Semeyet Lannin of the Red Sox and Marke Gein of the Senators are not entering any contention. The list includes dozens of pitchers catchers in a sweeping roster from Pittsburgh Chicago Brooklyn and St Louis among others with many city and team names.
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Red Sox
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Les Davey defeats Knockout Brown in 20 rounds in Sidney
George Knockout Brown of Chicago loses a decision to Les Davey Australian middleweight champion in a 20 round bout in Sidney. Referee Scot awards the points amid crowd disapproval. Brown battles hard but Davey dominates with steady blows as 15 000 spectators watch. Brown weighs about 160 pounds.
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Gibbons Ahearn Bout Hinted After Repeat Clash
News notes a planned meeting between Mike Gibbons andAlex Ahearn in St Paul after a lengthy buildup. The piece reviews past results, knockout tendencies, and surrounding factors including bouts, training, and potential outcomes.
Amateurs dominate U S Golf Association meeting agenda
Chicago January meeting updates rule changes for amateurs including prohibitions on agents and employment related to golf. Officials elected include Frank L Woodward as president and John Rei Ti as second vice president. over 700 attendees at the annual gathering.
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East End Triumph in Close Saturday Basketball Game
East End defeated South Street Tigers 26 to 13 in a tight afternoon contest. Whitaker led with 14 of 20 team points, while Dilling and Shavlock added key scores. Referee Wha WIN INTER CITY MATCH noted the uneven play as the East End team edged ahead and claimed the win.
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Tenor Welcomes Peter Haughton as National Baseball Expert
Philadelphia Jan 15 Freshdepl Tener of the National Bacchiall League says he is pleased Percy is a veteran figure joining Teague through Boston club purchase. He notes Haughton’s extensive playing and management experience and predicts he will lead in baseball. The remarks reference Mr Gaffney and Dr. German, with praise for Haughton’s upcoming role.
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Joe Stecher to Visit New York for Wrestling Challenge
A 1916 note announces Joe Stecher visiting New York January 15 for a two week engagement. He plans to face opponents including Alexander Stree and Masked Marvel in a showcase of skill with side wagers and broad challenges to all comers.
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Old Baseball Stars to Gather on Feb 9
New York January reports say about forty veterans of the National League will attend a Waldorf banquet February 9 to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of the National League. Former presidents and notable figures from politics and business are expected to be present.
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Majors Made Profits During 1915 Season
In 1915 major league baseball enjoyed higher profits as total attendance reached 6 199 800 across the National and American Leagues. The federal league attracted fans in certain cities while independent leagues emerged as players found new venues. Overall, the sport faced a dip in some areas but showed resilience with stronger club lineups and rising interest.
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How a Flivver Won a Football Contest
Minnesota’s substitute halfback Spratka sparked a 5 to 8 comeback with a decisive touchdown after a misread signal, enabling a late score to help Minnesota avoid a defeat to Illinois in the 1913 Western Conference clash. The play showcased improvised effort from Spratka and a surprising team effort, securing Minnesota’s narrow victory.
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Tinker and the Federal League Impact on Baseball
The article details John Tinker’s move to the Federal League in 1913 and its ripple effects on organized baseball. It cites major financial losses for magnates, increased salaries in the majors, and the broader war-era disruption shaping the league conflict and contracts. It highlights Tinker as a defining financial figure and catalyst in the era’s baseball upheaval.
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Tigers Are Winners Over Kingsberry Juniors
The Popular Street Tiers defeated the Kingsberry Juniors 23 to 13 in a Saturday basketball contest. Husky and Phillipe led scoring for the winners with a spectacular field basket by Phillipa. Conti Thompson Bolmelden and Solomon were listed among the losing side’s players.
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