Head of Phillies denies Murphy part ownership
W F Baker president and principal owner of the Phillies denies Charley Murphy former Cubs owner has any stock in the Phillies or a stake in the club. He says negotiations were with Charles P Taft and that Murphy only owns the ball park under lease and no ownership in the club. Baker vows to inform the National League to stop Murphy from any claim.
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Philadelphia
W. F. Baker
Phillies
Charley Murphy
Chicago Cubs
Murphy
Baker
Philly
New York
Governor Tener
Will Locke
Tener
National League
Club
Charles P. Taft
Mr. Taft
Taft
Philadelphia Ball Park
Shugrue Outpoints Welsh In Ten Round Madison Square Bout
Young Shugrue of Jersey City defeats Freddie Welsh of England on points in ten rounds at Madison Square Garden. Shugrue dominates eight rounds while Welsh wins rounds three and seven. Weigh in at 133 1 2 and 134 3 4 pounds respectively. fight features aggressive body work and exchanges with eye cut in round two.
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New York
Young Shugrue
Jersey City
Freddie Welsh
England
Madison Square Garden
Shugrue
Welsh
Carlisle Defeats Alabama in 20 8 Football Clash
Carlisle dominates the University of Alabama 20 to 8 as Carlisle scores in each of the first three quarters. Vandegraff kicks a 30 yard field goal for Alabama, with White and Johnson adding goals after Carlisle touchdowns. Substitutions and lineups listed.
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Birmingham
Ala
Carlisle
University of Alabama
Indians
Alabama
Vandegraff
Wallette, Jr
Welmes, Sr
Busch, Jr
Winnes Bi
Bates
Long
Neville
White
Pratt
Wofford
Johnson
Carlyle
Morton
Muller
Barnette
Gibbons
Jones
Iis UK
Ais
Vandergraff
Strett
Auburn
Counselman
Billiard Match Results From Four Cities
In Baltimore Morningstar defeated Koji Yamada 300 to 240 with Morningstar posting 17 11 17 and 108. Hazelton saw Schaefer beat Cutler 300 to 223 with Schaefer 13 14 22 and 122. Pine Bluff had Cochran defeat Cline 300 to 293 as Cochran posted 20 with Cline 198 15 93. Kansas City saw Allen beat Maturo 200 to 176 in the first block of the title match with high runs of 41 and 39.
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Baltimore
Ora
Hazelton
Jake Schaefer
Albert Cutler
Schaefer
Cutler
Pine Bluff
Ark
Welker Cochran
Harry Cline
Cochran
Cline
Kansas City
Bennie Allen
James Maturo
Denver
Allen
Maturo
Inspector reports three aliens deported
The monthly report of the local immigration inspector W. C. Brownlow lists arrivals including two male immigrants four male non immigrants nine female non immigrants eight male United States citizens and two foreign government officials among twenty six. Departures show three aliens and no citizens.
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W. C. Brownlow
United States
Daubert Could Be Traded By Dodgers This Offseason
New York, Dec. 3. Rumor says Jake Daubert may not wear a Dodgers uniform next season after a rift with Manager Robinson. The star first baseman could be traded to draw offers from rivals, though no Federal League move is discussed.
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New York
Baseball Affairs
Jake Daubert
Dodger
Robinson
Sacred Heart Devotions at St Matthew's Church
The usual devotions for Sacred Heart of Jesus are set for Friday at St Matthew's Church. Holy Hour from 6:00 to 7:30 a.m. Mass at 7:00 a.m. Confessions Thursday 4:00 p.m. and Friday 5:30 a.m. Holy Communion at 6:00 and 6:30 a.m. Parents urged to bring children.
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Sacred Heart
ST. Matthew's Church
Baseball rulings from national arbitration board
The national board of arbitration of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues released decisions on minor leagues. Claims and player movements included releases by purchase with several transfers: Jewel Ens to Dallas, William Cole to Memphis, W. F. Tolson and Ralph Mattis to Suffolk, and others involving Chattanooga Roanoke and Indianapolis.
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N. Y
National Board of Arbitration
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
United States
Canada
L. Jorda
Bates
Chattanooga
Jewel Ens
Dallas
Tex
Indianapolis
William Cole
Memphis, Tenn
Roanoke
W. F. Tolson
Ralph Mattis
Suffolk
Georgia selects captain for 1915 football team
Athens Georgia December 3 John Henderson center on the University of Georgia football team was chosen captain of the 1915 eleven at a meeting tonight of the 1914 squad members.
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Georgia
Athens
John Henderson
University of Georgia
Harvard Captain Named for 1915 Team
Edward William Mahan of Natick Mass was chosen captain of Harvard's 1915 team at a meeting of the 1914 squad in Cambridge Massachusetts on December 3.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Edward William Mahan
Natick
Cruelty Charge Fined Man Named Ethridge
Thomas Ethridge is fined ten dollars for cruelty to animals in a local court, the report states he is identified as a resident in the area and the case concludes with the monetary penalty.
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Thomas Ethridge
Sex Southern Leaguers Lead National Batsmen
The last batting averages are official for National Leaguers who hit .250 or better. H Wagner joins the .250 club, typically in the .300 range, with Daubert Becker and Wheat among ex Southern Leaguers leading older big leaguers. Daubert starred with Memphis Becker with Little Rock and Zack Wheat with Mobile in the South.
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Wagner
McNellage Silent On Miss Cox Desertion
John J McNellage of McDonaghville Louisiana failed to marry Miss Nellie Cox last Saturday and has not left Mobile. He refuses to discuss the reason for breaking the engagement while Miss Cox recovers and believes he will return.
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John J. McNellage
Nellie Cox
McDonaghville
Mobile
McNellage
Miss Cox
Plank Joins Federal League Amid Connie Mack Sentiments
Eddie Plank signed a Federal League contract with details undisclosed. Harry Goldman secured the signature for a Baltimore club, with uncertainty about whether he will pitch for St Louis or Chicago. Connie Mack said he wished him luck and noted he was through with Plank, criticizing money as the motive.
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Plank
FEDS
Connie Mack
Gettysburg
Eddie Plank
Philadelphia Athletics
Harry Goldman
Baltimore
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Plank Still Not Assigned by Federal League
Chicago reports President Gilmore states disposition of Eddie Plank and other stars signed to the Federal League will not be decided yet. He says a complete list will come from clubs and Federal League headquarters will not release names. Edward Plank reportedly signed with St Louis Federal, with salary details undisclosed, as talks continue over Walter Johnson.
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Plank
Chicago
Eddie Plank
James A. Gilmore
Gilmore
Federals
ST. Louis
Edward Plank
Philadelphia American
Phil Ball
Ball
Walter Johnson
Champion Wrestler Tremblay Defeated by Paradis in Two Falls
Eugene Tremblay world lightweight champion loses to Jean Baptiste Paradis of Manchester New Hampshire in Montreal in two of three falls after an hour forty five minutes. Paradis wins the first fall in 1 06 3 4, Tremblay the second in 21 minutes, and Paradis takes the decisive third fall in seventeen minutes.
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Montreal
Eugene Tremblay
Jean Baptiste Paradis
Manchester
N. H
Bresnahan to Release Six Cubs Players
Chicago reports at Cubs headquarters say manager Roger Bresnahan will release six members of last season's roster. The move aims to reshape the team as the off season progresses.
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Bresnahan
Chicago
Roger Bresnahan
Cub
Plan to halt tuberculosis shown at Southern Conference
Dr. Donald B. Armstrong announced a home treatment program for tuberculosis in city families that avoids spreading illness. The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor reports 63 families moved from tenements to home hospitals with 46 patients cured and reintegrated. no transmission to well members occurred after discharge.
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Atlanta
Donald B. Armstrong
New York Association
Armstrong
The Negro Preacher Cleared by Church Council
Rev C L Fisher of the Franklin Street Baptist church testifies there was no motion to exonerate Rev I Stewart a minister charged with unbecoming conduct. Stewart appeared before the council with penitence and begged pardon. After learning his church had forgiven and restored him Fisher says he moved that on his statement Stewart be forgiven.
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C. L. Fisher
Franklin Street Baptistt Church
I. Stewart
Stewart
Fisher
Pension Examiners Appointed for Federal Pensions
Official notice from Washington announces the appointment of a board of examiners for this section for persons applying for federal pensions.
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Montgomery
Ala
Washington
Earle Lewis Named Columbia Manager for 1915 Season
Earle Lewis formerly managed the Manistee Baseball Club in the South Michigan League and will manage Columbia’s South Atlantic League team in 1915 according to officials. He is currently in Jacksonville Florida.
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Earle Lewis
Columbia
D. C
Manistee
Lewis
Jacksonville
Fla
Princeton Captain Elected For 1915 Football Team
Frank Glick of Pittsburgh was unanimously elected captain of the Princeton football club for 1915. He was a leading figure in Princeton’s rally during the Yale game in the fourth period.
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Princeton
N. J
Frank Glick
Pittsburgh
Glick
Yale
Soul Mate Earle Sued for Divorce by Latest Wife
Nyack New York December 3 Ferdinand Pinney Earle known for his many soul mate adventures faced an absolute divorce suit filed by his latest wife Helen Theodora Sid ford Earle now in England She testified in a deposition recounting their 1911 marriage and her discovery of his alleged affairs including with Charlotte Herman She seeks custody of their children and alimony Justice Tompkins reserved decision.
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N. Y
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Tompkins
Helen Theodora Sidford Earle
Earle
England
Oxford
Farle
Europe
America
Monroe
Orange County
Charlotte Herman
Miss Herman
Football Game At Monroe Park Saturday Rematch
A highly anticipated football game is set for Monroe Park on Saturday December 5 at 3 30 p.m. University Military School faces the Dauphin Street Boys in a closely matched contest. The Dauphin Street lineup includes Wilber Davis Spotswood Buck Wilber Marquis Stiggins McClure Turner Reed McDonald in key positions.
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University Military School
Dauphin Street Boys
Dauphin Street
Wilber
Davis
Spotswood
Buck
Marquis
Stiggins
McClure
Turner
Princeton Sophomores Lead $100,000 Dining Hall Drive
Princeton University sophomores aged about 19 are raising 100000 for new dining halls and quadrangle completion at Nassau street and University Place. Funds come largely from relatives as fifty gifts total 26000 with Mrs. Russell Sage already providing 100000. The effort involves 400 sophomores organized into twenty sections.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Russell Sage
Taylor Fosters Case Goes to Supreme Court
The chancery court ruled in favor of Taylor Foster in a long running suit against agents of the West India Wrecking Company. Forcheimer and others appeal to the supreme court. Foster seeks an accounting for 1968 tons of steel rails sold at Mobile for 22 dollars per ton totaling 43296 dollars. He claims 16000 dollars for salvage and delivery from the Buckingham wreck. Ervin and McAleer are his attorneys.
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Taylor Foster
West India Wrecking Company
Forcheimer
Supreme Court
Mobile
Foster
Buckingham
Roncador Reefs
Panama
Ervin & McAleer
War Loans Discussed At Local Club Meeting
A lively debate at the table club in the parlor of the Young Men's Carriage Association Wednesday evening considered whether American bankers and capitalists should invest in loans issued by belligerent European nations. The president ruled against the motion.
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United States
Europe
Artable Club
Young Men's Caratadge Association
Dwellings For Rent On Government Street And Monroe Street
Advertised rental listings describe houses with hall large parlor dining room butler's pantry kitchen store room upstairs and downstairs spaces, three bedrooms with two on back gallery and modern utilities including electric lights and bath. Also a modern rental on Monroe Street with front and back galleries large yard gas and electric services.
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Government St
St. Louis
E. Jackson St
Stocking
Monroe St
New and Piodern Relow
Liquor Traffic in Birmingham Report Praises Local System
Montgomery reports revenues from Jefferson county liquor licenses September 11 1911 to sell date totaling 94113860. Greater Birmingham cities receive 67817584 with 255420 and the state 10753776. Examiner Murphree commends the commission noting liquor traffic on a higher plane than ever before. 186 licenses exist in the county, 102 in Greater Birmingham, with ten percent to the state twenty five percent to the county and sixty five percent to Birmingham.
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Ala
Jefferson County
Birnham
W. H. Murphree
Alabama
the Examiner
Birmingham
United States
Ft County
Fixty
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