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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1912
Page
2
Friends of Oddie announce support for calling a special Nevada Legislature session to address licensing prize concerns. The move follows reports that the Johnson Flynn proposal would entail increased law enforcement costs and broader policing.
An event card from Alhambra promises a packed lineup with several main events. The organizing body has selected standout talent to ensure a successful night with a featured ring program beginning at 8 30.
Garbled report notes Tom Jones posting a $1,000 bond amid allegations involving Gilmore. The text references Frankie Conley and a manager named Sadihek, with incoherent phrases about White, McCarey, and an implied confrontation or inquiry directed at Gilmore.
Portland reports manager McCredie received a color sample showing blue with white stripes for road uniforms. President Jones notes teams will choose their own colors and the home set stays white. The note appears among a jam of other items from February 7.
In Alameda County the local club served today as a training ground for the Oakland Coast team. A standout moment featured Sheree ona Genretasy McPartn at the club with a notable shot. March timing lingered in the discussion.
Fans question Rube Marquard's shine after last season’s victories came mostly against second division teams. Vean Gregg struggled most against Washington and Detroit, while the Athletics were easier for him. A wild throw nearly cost Gregg two shutouts against the champions in the second game.
In New York Wolverton swapped catcher Walter Blair for a less effective choice. Hal Chase praised Blair highly, but Wolverton refused to keep him, sending Blair to the International league. Memphis fans remain unhappy as Wolverton bets on a young catcher, Tannemann, who may be inferior.
The report notes President Hedges of the Browns begins his term on the 13th floor of a St Louis office building. It adds teasing remarks about the number 13 before the season but emphasizes readiness for opening.
The article outlines Pete McVeigh ready to fight Bud first, with plans to clash next week in Marshfield against a fighter named Henderson. It notes Pete’s eagerness to meet the winner, mentions rivals Pat Scott Hud Anderson Mickey O'Brien, and places Pete McVeigh third on the waiting list behind Butler and others.
A rough excerpt recounted a tryout scene with Wallace guiding hopefuls for a Browns squad. A pitcher and an outfielder misread their roles, one confessing he was not a pitcher and another with a glove on his left hand appearing ready but unprepared for major league fielding.
Cleveland Naps magnate Charley Somers rejects Pacific coast recruits and pressures Vean Gregg Gene Krapp. Gregg seeks $5,000 while Krapp weighs cigar factory work. Krapp and Gregg threaten to go outlaw as Somers Offers terms and hints at annual contract figures. Bill Steen signs a $2,200 deal amid negotiation.
Cliff Blankenship will manage Missoula in the Union association this year and starts work in a few days. He spent the winter cruising the coast with his brothers, a relaxed period before taking the post.
In a tense street exchange in Los Angeles Berry and Chaney argued over the Chicago intercity series outcome. Berry pressed Chaney about who won between the Cubs and White Sox, and Chaney grew angry, accusing him of joking at a tense moment as bystanders laughed.
Treasurer Charley Williams recalls Johnny Evers quiet first season in Chicago and his later outspoken nature. The White Sox signed catcher Jack Nelson from Ossining New York, scout Tom O'Brien eyes New England college players, and John M Ward predicts Mike Donlin may have the NL’s highest outfielder salary next season. Harry Tice, a left handed outfielder, gets a tryout with the Victoria Islanders amid chatter over big player salaries.
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