Fraternity Outlines New Campaign to the Commission
The Baseball Players Fraternity released a list of demanded concessions to the national commission and arbitration board. Key items seek full pay during injuries, minor league travel expenses, and changes to hearing procedures including access to defenses and timely award enforcement.
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New York
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
National Commission
National Board of Arbitration
David L. Fultz
National Board
Fultz
Texas Freshmen Beat Baptist Academy 35 to 7 in San Marcos
Texas freshmen defeated Baptist Academy 35 to 7 in San Marcos on October 31. The game featured strong defense from both sides and a standout 60 yard touchdown run by Hare for the Academy. Forward passing by the Academy was unusually effective, while Texas relied on interference for several end runs. Officials listed Referee Metzinthin and Umpire Williams.
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San Marcos
Tex
Baptist Academy
Texas
Academy
Hare
Accademy
Aee
Strom
Cus Eee
Gregory
Miske Beats Levinsky in Ten-Round Bout Despite Size Edge
Billy Miske of St Paul defeats Battling Levinsky in a ten round fight in New York. Levinsky weighed 181 pounds, ten and a half more than Miske, but Miske pressed and won six rounds while opening Levinsky’s left eye in the fourth and right eye in the fifth.
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New York
Billy Miske
St. Paul
Levinsky
Miske
Commercial Tenpin League Opens Series in Close Set
The Guarantee team defeated Households 762 to 673 after losing 701 to 663 in the opener. In the second set Guarantee won 747 to 717 and the grand total favored Guarantee 2172 to 2091. Staudt led the winners with 464 and 179 high. Walser led the losers with 471 and 182.
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Staudt
Juniors Play Basketball double header at Y M C A
In a Junior A Basketball League double header at the Y M C A, the Panthers beat the Leopards 6 to 3 as Byars Folts scored four of the six for the winners with Murray Roberts and Aubrey Tuttlebee adding a foul point. The Tigers defeated the Lions 14 to 6 with Philip Archer and Henry Gottwald each scoring three goals.
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Panthers
Leopards
Tigers
Lions
Byars Folts
Murray Roberts
Aubrey Tuttlebee
Virgil Winters
Sterling Burke
Phillip Archer
Henry Gottwald
Edward Vance
Charles Andrews
Frank Kaliese
McNeill's Team Sweeps Lipscomb in Y M C A Volleyball
McNeill's squad, led by captain A. G. McNeill and standout Frank Trotter, defeated Lipscomb's team three straight 11-8 11-2 11-1 in the noon business men's volleyball series at the Y M C A. Emil Mueller provided strong serving as Lipscomb's side fought hard throughout.
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A. G. McNeill
Joe Lipscomb
Frank Trotter
Emil Mueller
MccNeill
McNeill
L. E. McAdon
Lipscomb
Robert G. Harris
Alfred Haudbald
Joel Fredkin
Baylor Students Celebrate Victory With Barbecue
Ex President 8. P. Brooks of Baylor University allowed the students to continue celebrating the football win over Texas. The entire student body joined a barbecue at noon where "Texas Longhorns" were served.
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Bears
Waco
Tex
8. P. Brooks
Baylor University
Texas University
Texas Longhorns
Thomason Wins Tough Class C Match Over J Ball
Thomason defeated Jack Ball in four games 11-1 11-4 9-11 11-5 to advance in the Y M C A handball tournament. The match featured steady drives and a hard third set 11-9, with referee George Wheeler present.
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W. P. Thomason
Jack Ball
Ball
Fredkin
Thomason
George Wheeler
Robert Joyce
Ernest Green
E. S. Gilbert
Garrett
Seniors Stage Big Program At Y M C A
Seniors at the Y M C A held their class contest Monday night featuring a fast basketball game. Charles Causey’s team defeated J M Hall’s quint 25 to 11. Relay finals saw J M Hall take first with Pieper second Boone third and Logan fourth.
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J. M. Hall
Charles Causey
Willard Boone
William Pieper
Rex Logan
Causey
Hall
Henry Lutz
Arthur Pfeil
Arthur Schnitzer
Arthur Fried
Herman Roemer
Richard Barrett
Fried
Barrett
Nicholas E Young Dies In Washington Former National League President
Nicholas E Young, 76, longtime baseball figure and former president of the National League, died at his Washington home after an illness. Born in Amsterdam, New York, he played for the Nationals in the 1860s, the Chicago Union League club, and managed the Lord Baltimore team. He led the National League as president from 1881 until his retirement in 1903 and remained active in attending Washington games despite four years of illness.
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Washington
D. C
Nicholas E. Young
National League
Treasury Department
Mr. Young
Amsterdam
New York
Harry Pulliam
Young
Washington Club
Ahrens & Ott Baseball Club Banquet Honors City Champs
The Ahrens & Ott Baseball Club, city champions, were feted at a banquet at the original Mexican restaurant Monday night by Manager Higgins. Al C. Jonas acted as toastmaster in Higgins absence. The team received the Sprague Jewelry Company silver loving cup and a $25 cash purse from Norman Lawhorn of Alexander's Billiard Parlors.
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Ahrens & Ott Baseball Club
Higgins
Plumbing Concern
al C. Jonas
Sprague Jewelry Company
Norman Lawhorn
Alexander's Billiard Parlors
Gentlemen Farmers The Chesterfields Speak On Farming Image
The dialogue casts light on the stereotype of the gentleboys who call themselves farmers yet rarely grow crops. A father questions the meaning of the term while a son defines gentlemen farmers as those who seldom raise anything except their hats.
Welsh Eyes 20-Round Title Fight With Willie Ritchie
Fred Welsh shows willingness to defend his lightweight crown against Willie Ritchie in a 20 round bout at Tijuana Mexico. The fight carries a guaranteed purse of 26000 dollars and was proposed by Welsh manager Harry Pollock in a letter to a San Diego promoter. Ritchie has given his consent to the match, but Welsh terms await promoter acceptance.
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San Diego
Cal
Freddie Welsh
Willie Ritchie
Tijuana
Mexico
Welsh
Harry Pollock
Ritchie
London
Heffelfinger to Help Eli Before Next Games
W W Heffelfinger former Yale football star will leave Minneapolis likely Wednesday for New Haven to assist the Eli eleven in preparations for upcoming games with Harvard and Princeton.
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Minneapolis
Minn
W. W. Heffelfinger
Yale
New Haven
Eli
Harvard
Princeton
Tourist Intervenes in Irish Alley Fight on Road
A traveler in Ireland witnessed two men fighting in the street. One man lay on the ground while the other pummeled him, nearly to death. The tourist stepped in and condemned the act, calling it an infernal shame to strike a man when he's down.
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Ireland
Holts
Fragmentary Court Exchange Hints at Ty’s Trouble
A fragment from a courtroom exchange shows the judge remarking on Ty’s ongoing troubles. The dialogue hints at difficulties and a cautious, intermittent reply about faith and perception.
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Harlandale Baths
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72 Auto Livery CO
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Eola ‘Eee
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Central Tire Co, Inc
Main Ave
Franklin Taxicab Co
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Press Nichols
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William F. Hoppe
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Singer
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