All-Stars win opener over Dreams at Monroe Park
In a Sunday afternoon Winter League opener at Monroe Park the All-Stars defeated the Dreams 18 to 6. Wallace Williams led with four hits including a double and a triple as Lehenker struggled on the mound for the Dreams.
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Thomas
Watson
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Harry Thomas
Finny Brown
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Finnegan
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Bresnahan Seeks Keystone, Cubs Cast Wide Net In Trade Talks
Bresnahan notes need for a strong second baseman as Zimmerman holds third base. He plans to trade for an experienced keystone sack, while Archer remains with the Cubs on a two year deal with the ten day clause removed. Umpire staff cuts and salary limits shake leagues as clubs eye the season.
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Cubs
Roger Bresnahan
Zimmerman
Bresnahan
Keystone
All Star Football Elevens Named by Critics
New York November 30 The afterglow of the season yields all Eastern all Western and all American picks. Harvard Princeton Army Dartmouth Cornell Yale and Ohio State lead with stars including Hardwick Ballin McEwan O Hearn Spears Trumbull Mahan Barrett Bradee Whit ney Yor and Brann among others. The all Western team features Maulbetsch Solon Pogue and Maulbersach.
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O’hearn
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Spiegel
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le Gore
Cherry
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Re. Halligan
Nebraska
Rt. Routh
Purdue
Des Jardien
Crowns Edge All-Stars In Park Showdown
Twee's All-Stars, a picked team of tears, battled Chick Roos' City League pennant winners at City League Park. The game ended 6 to 5 with Crowns scoring late, King and Goodbrad keying pitching, and G King narrowly missing a two-base hit in a tense, raw evening contest.
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Chick Roos
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George
Crowns
Goodbrad
Norton
G. King
Mangum
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Cawee
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C. Hannan
Grove
Courtney
D. Howell
Balk
Gregory
D. Soutullo
Thornton
Betancourt
Cosminsky
Shine Boy Surfaces Theft at Local Shine Stand
John Lott of Dog River reported a Sunday morning theft after a bootblack fled with a $6 bill given for a shine. Police arrested a young man named Sam Franklin, held on petit larceny charges, with several dollars found on his person, much of which was returned to Lott.
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Dog River
Sam Franklin
Charles Schenker
Lott
Progressive Party Not Breaking Up, He Says
Harold Yerkes denies an East report that the Progressive party will dissolve when its leaders meet in Chicago next month. He states the party remains united and active ahead of the meeting.
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Philadelphia
Tiger Chieftain
Quakers
Quaker City
Progressive Party
Chicago
Harold Yerkes
Man Chooses Jail Over Facing Wife After Night Out
In Mor risania court, a well dressed man from the Bronx named Herman Wahrstein asked to be sent to jail rather than return home after a night out. He earns $60 a week. The magistrate ordered him jailed if he cannot pay the $2 fine after displaying his roll of cash.
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Campbell
Morrisania
Herman Wahrstein
Bronx
Wahrstein
Auburn Claims Title Despite Tennessee Standstill
Donohue presents Auburn argues Tennessee refusal to play a post season game leaves Auburn with edge in head to head comparisons. Auburn notes harder schedule and undefeated goal line, citing wins over Clemson Vanderbilt and Mississippi A. and M. while Tennessee beat Sewanee and Alabama but lost to Auburn in key matchups.
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Robert McBride Loses Valuable Race Horse Harvester Gentry
Mobile horseman Robert McBride loses five year old racer Harvester Gentry at his bay front farm after the horse reared and fell breaking his back. The animal was shot to end its suffering. Gentry was out of Silla Wetch by John O. Gentry and McBride had refused $1,000 for him.
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Mobile
Mr. McBride
Bay Front
Harvester Gentry
Silla Wetch
John O. Gentry
McBride
Baseball Rumor Blitz Signals Major League Moves
Rumor sheet outlines numerous shifts across franchises. Ira Thomas to manage the Yanks while Weeghman buys the Cubs. Jersey City IL franchise to Syracuse. Eddie Plank signs with Yankees and also with the Chicago Feds. Ward family to acquire Yankees Phillies Jersey City club and possibly Statue of Liberty.
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Eddie Plank
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Larry Lajoie
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Charlie Murphy
Chief Bender
Harry Davis
Tennessee Wins Birmingham Trophy For SIAA Claim
The University of Tennessee football team received the Birmingham Newspaper Club silver trophy for the best claim to championship honors in the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association. A three man committee from Memphis Birmingham and Atlanta made the award.
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Tenn
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Birmingham
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
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Atlanta
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