Baseball Trades and Manager Moves Across Leagues
National notes report Tenney’s failed bid for Watterton, Tenney’s doubts about securing top talent, and Han son’s new role with Cincinnati while Joe Kelley captains. Slattery may prefer St. Louis, and Wobberson could join the Tri State League. Pittsburgh sells Kinsella and Knabe to Toledo. O Neill to Brooklyn for 6000 dollars. Pirates train March 17. Frantz may study ministry. Chance retires as catcher. AL notes feature Huelsman, Mack, and Wad dell’s Athletics status. Dallas spring training for several clubs. Multiple signings across leagues, salary cap rise to 1500, and manager changes including Zimmer in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenney
Sonee Watterton
Melntire
Fred Tenney
Hanson
Cincinnatis
Joe Kelley
Jack Slattery
St. Louis
Boston
Harry Wobverson
Pittsburg
Kinsella
Knabe
Toledo
J. Ed. Grillo
Mike O'Neil
Brooklyn
Patsy Donovan
Barney Dreyfuss
Hot Springs
Pirates
John R. Walsh
Chicago
A. G. Spalding
Mike Murphy
Pennsylvania University
Beatmont
Frank Chance
California
Arthur Irwin
Louis
Pitchir Frantz
Kansas City
Frants
York
Johnstown
Frank Huelsman
Washington
Connie Mack
Waddell
Athletics
St. Louis Brown
Chicago Whites
Cincinnati Reds
Dallas
Texas
South Bend
Ievon
Anderson
Hilly Belden
Bullelier
Springfeld
Bolen Way
Fort Wayhe
Joe Collins
Dayton
Ray Conner
Kentucky
Wagner
Conyersville
Ind
Carnes
Princeton
Mackey
Cincinnati
Paicler
Teddy" Price
Heller
Champions
Tsucue
Price
Shriner
Melange of baseball and sports notes from 1905
Joe Vila notes a $40,000 profit last season for the New York club despite handicaps. Charley Hamphill of next year’s Browns elected Youngstown City Bowling League president. Cleveland adds spring dates at Birmingham and Nashville. Ban Johnson expects Jack Sheridan to reconsider umpiring. Budhal and Wels linked to Nationals and Browns. O’Brien defeats Fitsimmons in controversial boxing finish. various Western Association notes highlight 1905 plans, manager changes, and horse racing updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Vila
New York
Charley Hamphill
Browns
Youngstown City
Cleveland
Birmingham
Nashville
Ban Johnson
Jack Sheridan
Willie Budhal
Washington
Nationale
Sudhof
McAleer
Chase
Los Angeles
New York American League
National Compission
Wichita
Joe
Leavenworth Ia
Armstrong
Oklahoma City
Gene Barnes
Capt
Dad Ridley
Mets
Topeka
Haw
Forrester
Chaney
Venton
Eitcber Henry
Luflulders Cooley
Weller
Carter
Kilng
Reagan
Gravee
Cole
Murray
Vintage racing and sport headlines from a vast early 20th century notes page
A sprawling summary recounts motor vehicle advocacy, pool games, and a chorus of sports figures. It mentions Grant Kby of Buffalo contesting a London to Brighton route, pool challenges in Buffalo, and a Paris competition featuring Wille Hopie and Louis Cure. It notes the Irish golf philanthropy of Richard Croker, Ireland’s sporting figures, and the death of Australian swimmer BB. Kieran at 41. It covers Helen Buck of Manchester setting sprint and field records, Eddie Hanlon’s retirement plans in San Francisco, and baseball and horse racing news including The Bard’s sale and breeding notes. It closes with plans for Major Delmar and Low Dillon’s racing futures and Billings’ bred horses awaiting abroad.
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England
London
Brighton
Grant Kby
Buffalo
Blughaut
Wohl Chenewaler
Tewarll
Richard Cr
Fiat
Paris
Sten
Wille Hopie
Louis Cure
George Suttonm
Grn Morningstar
National Academy
Kieran
Europe
JA. Jarvix
Miles Helen Buck
Manchester
N. H
Mount Helyoke College
Proseens
J. Co
William Steal Uing
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Cassatt
Longfellow
Clevelynd
Ko. Billings
New York
Mayor Delmar
Jd Low Dillon
Mr Billings
Major Delmar
Low Nilon
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Overland Limited
Barber, Beth and Booklovers
J Sai
St. Paul
Mineeapolis
Peeres Cheagy & Bert-Weelem
Sowth
Mate Street
Salt Lake Cay
Ulek
Frisco
Saint Louis
Memphis
Springfield
Atlata
Jacksonville
W. Martin General Western
Denver, Colo
Iwine
Cardus
DRS, Cunnington & Hocker
Orricus At
Evanston, Diamondville
Cumberland, Kemmerer
Ki King
RTI
Pete's Stock Exchange
Peter Gordon, JR
Oregon Short Line Railroad
DB Burley, A
AN Granger
Kemmerer Ly
Pocatello Ly
Cumberland Ar
Mammerer
John Hamilton
Kemmerer
Wyo
el Ces
Ait Lake City
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Ron
Lee
Williams
Thama Ag
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jack Thornton
Bo Hickey
Dishas
Tatty” Core
Canton Protective Association
American Association
Columbus
Tom Walker
Cincinnat
Zimmer
Jack Ryan
Dartmouth College
Youre
Lorain, C
Nestor Navenpara
Louisville
Orville Woodruff
Lajoie and
Woody
The
Colonels
New York Americas
Bobby Tte
Teesman
Roy HU
Jimmy
Mavage Hub Knoll
Dayla
Harry Wels
Kanaae City
Wels
Milwaukee
Mike Slattery
St. Aula National Club
Providence
Arthur
Kanaan
Corbett
Carson City
Robert Pitastuimons
Jack O'Brien
San Francisco
Fitsimmons
Will
Jack
Deirall
Jimmy Barrett
Hendricks
Grant
Bhorivtop Grae Sohow
Springdeli
Teddy McGrew
Terre Malte
Canton
Devereux
John A. McKerron
Pessionaire Horseman
Washington Park Club
King Edward of
Diamond Jubilee
Senor Correas
Argentine Republic
Prince of Wales
Persimmon
Columbia
Henry Willia
Bax
Unue
University of Minneaia
Eddie Hanlon
Greenvi Ie
Hennatt
Gerved
Michigan
Amberace
Carruthers
Helder
Chicago League