Lobert Traded From Phillies to Giants in Cash Plus Players Deal
Jan. 5 report: Hans Lobert, Phillies third baseman, is sent to the Giants in exchange for three players Al Demaree Milton Stock Jack Adams and a cash consideration. McGraw and Moran approve the deal after selecting the players from a New York list. Cavernous details include possible Cincinnati involvement and Magee swap to Philadelphia.
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New York
New ? Nationals
Hans Lobert
Philadelphia Nationals
Elphia
Lobert
Philadelphia
al Demaree
Milton Stock
Jack Adams
New Orlans
McGraw
The
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Philadel
Delphia
Giants
Baker
Inie Groh
Phillies
Ian
Rnmg
Moran
Boston
Sherwood Magee
Burns Defeats Conway in New Orleans Boxing Bout
Frankie Burns of Jersey City defeated Frankie Conway of Philadelphia in the fourth round of a scheduled fifteen rounder in New Orleans last night. The referee stopped the fight as Conway appeared unable to defend himself after Burns dominated with a stiff left hook and repeated blows to face and body. Burns weighted 118 pounds at ringside.
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New. Orleans
Frankie Burns
Jersey City
Frankie ‘Conway
Philadelphia
Fiere
Conway
Burns
National Gaelic Athletic Association Formed in New York
A national athletic organization named the Gaelic Athletic Association of the United States was formed in New York last night by 26 Gaelic football and hurdling teams. The group aims to schedule a national championship with support from Irish societies of Greater New York.
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New York
Gaelic Athletic Association of the
United States
Greater New York
Milan signs two year Federal contract with Detroit club
Chicago January 5 Miles Milan former Detroit pitcher 1914 signed a two year Federal contract announced by James A Gilmore president of the league He will be assigned to a club later.
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Chicago
Miles Milan
Detroit
James A. Gilmore
Sutton Beats Cochran In Springfield Cue Match
George Sutton defeated Walker Cochran 300 to 188 in a Billiard Players' League match in Springfield. Sutton top runs 63 while Cochran reached 45 as the night’s cue action drew crowds.
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Springfield
Mass
George Sutton
Walker Cochran
Sutton
Cochran
Rockford
Koiji Yamada
Albert Cutler
Yamada
Cutler
Baker Re-Elected to Lead Philadelphia Nationals
William F. Baker was re-elected president of the Philadelphia Nationals baseball club along with other officers. Patrick J. Moran was ratified as manager for the 1915 season.
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New Orleans
Johnnie Dobbs
Southern Association
A. J. Heinemann
Grace Dodge Leaves Over 1.2 Million to Institutions
Grace Headley Dodge, who died December 27 in New York, left more than 1.2 million dollars to public and religious institutions in her will filed for probate. Bequests include 500000 to Columbia University Teachers College and 500000 to the National Board of the YWCA of the United States.
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Associated Press
New York
Grace Headley Dodge
Teachers College of Columbia University
National Board of the
Young Women's Christian Association of the United States
Richmond bids for L. L. franchise in Virginia league
Territorial rights in Richmond are offered by Virginia Baseball League directors for 10 000 dollars. Richmond businessmen seek transfer of the Baltimore franchise and have offered 7 500 dollars for the concession.
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Maree Ie Va
Richmond
Intérniounal
Virginia Baseball League
Baltimore
Virginia
Field Trials Open in Grand Junction Tennessee
Eight braces of thirty dogs entered in the all age stake ran first series yesterday at the United States field trials clubs event in Grand Junction Tenn. The second series should start late tomorrow with completion likely by Wednesday. Weather was good and birds were plentiful with six of sixteen dogs making begy finds.
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U. S
Grand Junction
Tenn
United States
Stripped by Thief in Danvers Overnight
In Boston on January 5 a Danvers man, exhausted after a Boston outing, slept in West Lynn yards and woke minus his shirt suit shoes and hat. Leon Cameron of West Lynn spotted a white robed figure and helped locate the missing garments later found as overalls and a jumper.
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Boston
Danvers
West Lynn
Leon Cameron
Mr. Danvers
Cameron
Senate stalls on government ship purchase bill
Washington January 5. The government ship purchase bill became unfinished business in the Senate but was laid aside for appropriations. A 46 to 29 roll call opposed taking up the measure as Democrats expressed concern over its economic and international implications and potential for government ownership.
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Washington
Senate
Vardaman
Fletcher
Commerce Committee
Gallinger
Jones
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
United States
Senator Root
Congress
Seedhi
Burton
Nelson
Perk Smith
Michigan
Oliver
Shooting Aims and Rifle Club Info Draw from Readers
A reader Q and A discusses trigger control and stance as keys to accuracy, plus questions on breechloading shotguns, calibers, powders, and gun care. The piece reports on a 1903 Springfield sighting guide and notes the National Rifle Association promoting Interclub League with 36 civilian clubs nationwide.
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National Rifle Association
Washington
D. C
United States
Charles Schimpf Ad Sells Fresh Oysters At Stand
Charles Schimpf Restaurant advertises fresh opened plant oysters sold by the dozen loaf at 26c half 15c toasted 6c extra raw at stand plants 20c dozen half dozen 10c.
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Charles Schimpf
North Royal
Reduced Rentals Show Varied City Residences for Lease
A list of rental properties on Government Street near Michigan Avenue and surrounding blocks includes a 2 story frame residence on 904 Government St and a large lot on the north side of Government St near Michigan Ave. Other listings cover 2 story brick and frame houses at St Anthony and Joachim Streets, Hamilton between Church and Government, Montauk between Hallett and Georgia, a 1 story frame cottage at Dauphin and Julia, 21 S ia Lafayette, 759 Augusta on Washington Square, 761 Augusta on Washington Square, a 1 story frame bungalow at 24 LeMoyne Ave N Dauphin St, and a 1 story frame cottage with a very large lot on E Margaret first S Spring Hill Ave.
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Government St
Michigan Avenue
St. Anthony and
Joachim Sts
Hamilton
Church
Government Sts
Montauk
Hallett
Georgia Avenue
Dauphin and
Julia Sts
Siaafayette
Augusta
Washington Square
LeMoyne Avenue
N. Dauphin
E. Margaret
S. Spring Hill Ave
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Dobbs
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Capi Oo
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Dritz Co Distillers
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Milwaukee
Wis
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Colt
Smith & Wesson
Germany
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England
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France
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Austria
Mannlicher
Friars Point
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Sage-Burgett & Yuille Agents
ST. Francis ST. Mobile, Ala
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North Claiborne St
Norville Bros
St. Francis Street
S. St. Louis
EB. Jackson St
W. S. Stocking
S. Monroe
Morrill & Lyons
Chas. R. G. Schimpf Fire and Life
Oon Insurance
Bell Phone
City Bank
Mobile
Gulf City Dye Works
Bell
Hillman Taxi Service Company, Ino
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Ale
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Britton
F. L. Tapia
Dauphin
R. B. duMont
Dumont Handle
Wm. W. Croom & CROOM _t
St. Michael St. Bell
Windsor Hotel
Rothskeller
A. E. Reynolds
Alue & Bailey S. Royal St
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BURKE
Undertakers
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Montgomery
Hender
Henderson Campaign Marching Club
Club
St. Andrew Hotel
I & N. City Ticket Office
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