Association to Adopt Military Training Plan For 1918 Baseball
Chicago Jan 22 Military training will be carried out for baseball players in the American Association next season. President Thomas J. Hickey says war department instructors may be detailed to each of the eight clubs. A Milwaukee schedule meeting will map details. He expects a strong season while honoring government needs and notes Toronto’s wartime pennant success proves public desire for baseball.
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Tuckey
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Can
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fHckey
Edward
Mayan
Pilote
Association
Tadhgrapols
James [On Mein
Eli
Jacek Trendricks
St. Louis Nations
Taury Lajnie
Cleveland Star
Hendricks
Frank Chante
Cub
Charlie Carr
Herman Hronkie
Jimmy Burke
Wiliam Clymer
Loursville
St. Paul
Mike Kelly
John
John Crewe Wins Senior Class Individual Contest
John Crewe won the senior class individual standing in the YMCA event, taking first in the standing hop and jump with 25 feet 4 inches. Harold Itiley was second at 22 plus feet, and Stoddard Smith third with 22 feet 9 inches. Crewe earned five points. Itiley three. Smith two. Neimschissel one. In basketball, Lutz’s quintet beat Tuley 32-7 while Crewe’s team won 14-6. The upcoming event is the swinging dip on the parallel bars next Monday night.
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A. Icke
J. Crewe
Smith
Sexauer
W. Kothey
W. Fieper
Coon
John Crewe
Crewe
Harold Itiley
Kenry Lutz
Harold Tuley
Stoddard Smith
Julius Neimschissel
Harold Stiley
Neimschisse
Lutz
Riley
Mont
Holy Volga and Slavic Quest in Baroque Pilgrim Imagery
A fragmented reminiscence evokes the Volga’s sacred aura with peasant life, monasteries, and Buddhist pilgrims contrasts, describing Holy Russia’s landscape, church interiors, and ancient paths. Olive Gilbreath notes the mystic Slavic seek for God amid ornate temples and provincial scenes, reflected in a Yale Review excerpt.
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Chekhov
Pais
Volga
Tiepin
Caspian
Jim
Olive Gilbreath
Yale Review
Juniors In Two Games In City Basket Ball League
Two closely played Junior A League games set the stage for a four team race in the City Basketball League. United States beat England 2 0 at half then won in a late rally as Ireland defeated France 6 4. City League race to begin January 30 with Turners and Orioles. Teams likely include M U A Turners Orioles and St Marys Alumni. Merlin Miller spoke for Knights of Columbus. Knights tentative on athletics. Kelly Field team expected in military league. Israel reelected president and Pahlmann vice president.
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Treland
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Ireland
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Tatum
Louis Green
Stephen Haines
Turners
Orioles
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Gurioles
St. Mary’s
Merlin Miller
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Knights
Organi ‘Tion
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Kelly Field
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Kelly
FEW SCOUTS NEEDED CHICAGO MAJOR LEAGUE CLUES
HL reports many scouts for the National and American leagues may lose jobs next season if minor leagues cut back. Club owners fear a $100000 impact if scouting ends. Detroit rumors say the AL club will limit minor league scouting and may replace pitcher coach Johnny Burke with BI Donovan next season.
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Greb Beats Ratner In New Orleans Middleweight Bout
Pittsburg middleweight Shury Greb defeated Augie Ratner of New York by decision after twenty rounds in New Orleans. Referee Remy Dorr oversaw the bout. Greb claims the right to meet O Dowd or Gibbons for the middleweight honors.
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Maile Hempel Sues A Critic Over Malicious Review
Mme Frieda Hempel of the Metropolitan Opera House has sued critic Joseph Devaldes for alleged malice in a review of a recent performance. The case centers on claims the critic was influenced by unpaid advertising and prompted by a foreign editor from Chicago. An encounter at a dress rehearsal with Hempel’s ally H R Kahn is noted, with accusations of staged applause and German bias.
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Presbyterian Sunday School Team Faces St Mark's In City Final
Presbyterians rally at church before traveling to the Y M C A for the first contest against St Mark's Episcopal champions of the American League and City Sunday School champions for years. Captain Frank Mrben leads a rested, confident five seeking a three straight win. St Mark's Captain Carl Gildemeister foresees another City Sunday School title as M C Salassx and M F Carpenter prepare to officiate the 8 15 start.
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Herman Stops Burns in Third Round Boxing Bout
Kid Herman of Pekin Jr. stopped Bobby Burns of Dallas in the third round of a scheduled ten round bout here Monday night. Herman knocked Burns down with a hard right to the chin about two minutes after the round began, then again a few seconds later before Burns’ seconds threw in the sponge.
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Pratt is Traded From St Louis To New York Americans
St Louis trades veteran pitcher Addis T Hank and second baseman Derrill Fratt to the New York Americans for five players and cash. New York receives pitchers Shocker and Cul iop catcher Nanamaker and infielders Massei and Gideon. A cash consideration was also paid to St Louis.
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Shocker
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Gideon
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Champion Calls Off Bout in New Orleans Fight
Pete Terman world bantamweight champion of New Orleans canceled the scheduled ten round decision bout with Johnny Ertle of St Paul set for February 4 in New Orleans. Terman said he acted on the advice of an oculist.
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Pete Terman
Johnnny Ertle
St. Paul
Terman
Grand American Date Set for Chicago Shoot
New York January 22 The Grand American handicap tournament of the Interstate Trapshooting Association runs August 5 to 9 in Chicago at the South Shore Country Club. Four thousand dollars in added money will be awarded, with fifteen hundred dollars and trophies shared among the top five finishers.
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Trades Stir Debate as Baseball Fans Weigh New Deals
New York readers await a wave of trade reactions after the latest player exchanges. Star names Grover Cleveland Alexander and Charley Herzog head a list of players moved, with Larry Doyle and Joss Barnes among others drawing scrutiny. Analysts question motives, form, and potential impact on teams like the Dodgers as trades reshape rosters for next season.
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Baker
Grover Leveland Alexander
Charley Herzog
Jarry Doyle
Jess James
George Tyler
al Mamaux
Chuck Ward
Casey Stengel
Burleigh Grimes
George Utshaw
Ularaog
Larry Doyle
Uilivion
Joss Barnes
George Stulings
Ghats
Stallings
Minaux
Warney Dreyfuss
Greek Demon to Meet Shimkus in Texas Ring Clash
Demetral the Greek Demon is set to meet Joe Shimkus, the Lithuanian wrestler, in a finish match announced by Ed A. Ratsch at Beethoven Hall on Wednesday night January 30. Promoter Ratseeh aims to stage top bouts in Texas, with talks ongoing with Ad Santol and other champions for a double-card finale.
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Beethoven Hall
Ed A. Ratsch
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Ad Santol
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San Antonio
Ratseeh
Texan under arrest in Denver for theft of bonds
Denver authorities hold W F Drummond on embezzlement charges after he admitted stealing about 65 000 dollars in Liberty Bonds from the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank. Bonds were allegedly sent from a Wichita Falls Texas bank as security for a loan. Dallas officials plan to identify the bonds. Drummond faces trial in Dallas after awaiting bond in Denver.
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Army officer promotions and transfers announced
The army lists promotions and appointments across aviation, ordnance, signal, and reserve corps. Several lieutenants, captains, and majors are assigned to Fort Bill, Washington, Chicago, and Fort Sil. New lieutenant colonels named include George Te Wm, Rex, J H Theodore, and others. many names appear with units and sections in a formal notice.
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Cal
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Hough Jr
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peTerin
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