Major League Player Moves And Management News
The New York Club sold pitcher Ambrose Puttmann to Toronto. Cleveland sent fielder Nick Kah to Columbus. St Louis and Washington clubs placed waiver requests on several players. Connie Mack opposed reducing the playing season from 184 to 140 games. Lajoto returned to Cleveland from Philadelphia for a funeral. Ira Thomas, drafted by New York from Providence, joins Pittsburgh with praise from Jack Dunn. Detroit disputes Charley Murphy being the youngest magnate. William Yawkey cited as Detroit’s young owner. Umpire Jack Sheridan plans a switch to an undertaker career after leaving Chicago. Charley Comiskey leaves Chicago for a southern trip on his houseboat with family. Jimmy Whalen sold to the Highlanders, demanding East expenses before reporting. Washington Club touts doubled business. all clubs improved financially. The Rollsons add two catchers for the Cardinals, Jack Slattery and Raub. West Point seeks a World champion to coach. Mike Donlin may accept if it doesn’t hinder spring training. Pat Donovan in Toledo. Kehoe to the Millers. George Wrigley rumored to jump to Pittsburg Tri-State. Hulewitz discharged from Mt. Carmel Hospital after surgery. Jilly Hallman to rejoin the Colonels. popular player amid malaria. Dick Tadden to arrive after holidays, arranging next season’s players. Danny Kerwit to have chance at right field with the Colonels. signed 1906 contract.
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Ambrose Puttmann
Toronto
Cleveland
Nick Kah
Columbus
Louls
Frink
van Zandt
Washington
Hulxeman
Adama
Rothgeb
Shaughnessy
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Lajoto
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Jack Slattery
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Ofer
Raub
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West Point
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Army
Mike" Donlin
McGraw
American Association
Pat Donovan
Toledo
Madhens
W. H. Watkins
Minneapolis
Mique Kehoe
Millers
George Wrigley
Pittsburgh
Hulewitz
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Ohio
Jilly Hallman
Colonels
Hallman
Dick Tadden
St. Paul
George Tebeau
Louisville
Danny Kerwit
Dan
Matthewson
Billy Gilbert
Giants
Frank Duon
Boston
Herman Lane
Walter Prants
St. Louis
Kansas City
Stanley Robison
Edward Hansonett
Cardinals
Frank Bancroft
Cincinati
Fror
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Fred Tenney
Chicago National
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Pulliam
Langue
Frank Chance
Chicago Cubs
Garry Herrmann
James Honeyman
St Joseph Weaterpoagie
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Honeyman
Ralph Glaze
Dartmouth
Glage
Joe Kelley
Kelley
Reds
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South
Flayers
Memphis
A. H. Soren
Boston Nationals
Frank V. Dunn
Soden
Dunn
Promising Young Pitcher Cecil Ferguson Attracts Attention
Cecil Ferguson, secured from the South Bend Club of the Central League, is a young athletic pitcher with speed and build attracting attention in Louisville and other American Association markets. His season averages through Sept 7 show limited support impact, with noted railroad accident in Kansas City referenced.
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Cecil Ferguson
South Bend
Loulaville
Kansas City
Atting
Belding
Baseball Gossip and Player Moves Across Leagues
National League notes cite Frank Bancroft and Fror of New Orleans amid discrimination claims favoring American clubs in spring dates. Rumors swirl on managers, drafts, and retirements including Billy Gilbert’s golf habit and Sam Dungan’s winter retirement.
Transatlantic yacht race proposal and varied sports news
King Edward Kay offers a cup for a 1007 trans Atlantic yacht race from Bandy Hook to the Needles under New York Yacht Club management open to world yachts. Also reports chess pioneer Guatting Mehholm dies in Philadelphia November 30, wrestlers Kodimiri and Komugatake touring America, Burns defeats Carlson in Des Moines, Hail wins national cross country, George Cockerell to compete in Irish aquatic events, and multiple boxing and baseball items including Giants spring plans and Dunn sale talks.
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Edward Kay
Bandy Hook
Needles
New York Yacht Club
Guatting C. Mehholm
Philadelphia
Franklin Chess Clu
Tye Mara
Wrestters
Kodimiri
Komugatake
Korea
China
San Francisco
Des Moines
Iowa
Farmer Burns
Albert Carlson
Minneapolis
Carlson
W. J. Hail
Yale
Travers Island
Amateur Athletic Union
George Cockerell
Ireland
New York
Cockerel
al Ireland
Twenty-Second
BeLOit College selects captain George R Charters
Football notes reveal Be loit College full back George R Charters elected for next season as captain. Reported crowd enthusiasm for Rugby match in London where England fell to New Zealand 1 percent to 0 at Crystal Palace on Dec 2. Columbia football debate grows with injuries and scholarship concerns prompting radical university action abolishing the game.
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George R. Charters
Beloit
England
New Zealand
Crystal Palace
London
Columbia
Heranse
On the Turf Jockeys Shine in Berlin and California Plans
American jockey O'Connor excites Berlin with steady wins and fresh riding technique. Thomas H. Williams, president of the California Jockey Club, is poised to resume his role among American turfmen. A new stable purchase is planned to launch an eastern campaign. Willem stable horses to race exclusively in the East, not in the local cracks.
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O'Connor
Berlin
Thomas H. Williams
California Jockey Club
America
California
Willem
Baseball Notes From Washington Teams and Signings
Infielder George Nill of the Washington nam last week became Manon at Ft Wayne Lod Both of the Washington backstoys Kittridge and Hayden have signed for neat season Kit holds his own wonderfully well Arthur Hillebrand the Princeton twirler has been tendered a fat contract by Manager Stahl of the Washington Club which he will probably accept Amos Ruse hesigned with the Springfield Oho Central League club to pitch next season Kualalo
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George Nill
Washington Nam
Manon
Ft. Wayne
Lod
Washington
Kittridge
Hayden
Kit
Arthur Hillebrand
Princeton
Stahl
Amos Russe
Springfeld
Oho
Kualalo
Browning's Inspiration in Browning Browning Slate Ties
Browning's relation to the slate has been hired by Os Skinner in an interview on the great English poet Declares Mr Skinner. Browning wrote warmly to Lawrence Barrett after The Blot on the Scutcheon praise, noting Barrett's success and wishing he had written for him. The text discusses Browning's shift from stage aims to psychological genius and missed opportunities on the stage.
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Browning
Os Skinner
Skinner
Brownlhe
Lawrence Barrett
Mr. Barrett
Harrett
Ing Norbert
le Moyne
Mirsbagn
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