Baseball Market Updates From New York and League Moves
Veterans dominate the ball market as major leagues shift staff and players. Giants coach Joe McGinnity joins Brooklyn with Joe Kelley, Cubs manager Bill Killefer to assist St Louis, Otto Miller aids Dodgers, and Joe Sugden helps Phillies. Players move: Homer Ezzell Ernest Evehe to Detroit then Fort Worth for Billy Mallen Gus Johns. Chick Fewster to Kansas City. Chicken Hawks to Newark. Clyde Beck to the Cubs. Earnshaw to Cubs costs $150000.
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New York
Joe McGinnity
Giants
Brooklyn
Joe Kelley
Baltimore Orioles
Bill Killefer
Cubs
Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Otto Miller
Dodgers
Joe Sugden
Killefer
St. Louis
Art Fletcher
Phillies
Detroit Wag
Homer Ezzell
Ernest Evehe
Red Sox
Fort Worth
Billy Mallen
Gus Johns
Jack Roser
Worcester
Birmingham
Cleveland Indians
Chick Fewster
Kansas City
Athletics
Chicken Hawks
Newark
International
Clyde Beck
Los Angeles
Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland
Stanley Coveleskin
Washington Senators
Herb Pennock
Joe McCarthy
Jack Dunn
Baltimore
Earnshaw
Commerce Team Holds First Place in Tech Series
The third round of the inter department basketball series at the Tech saw Commerce remain undefeated and in first place. Alpha Pi lost to the Sophs 25 to 7 in a game built on close guarding with W Johnson scoring ten for the Sophs. The Pharmacy fell to Engineers 29 to 15 in the day’s highest-scoring game, with Webb and Kyselka leading for Engineers. In the fastest contest, Frosh were outpaced by Commerce 18 to 9 as Greenlings hit thirteen free throws. Substitutions and lineups are listed with referees and scorers noted.
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Tech
Butome
Commerce
Alpha Pi
Sophs
W. Johnson
Moss
Henry
Rowe
Smith
Goleekeurt
Allen
Meadows
Hopper
Benson
Goleeke
Christensen
Rene
Sproul
Campbell
Black
Pharmacy
Engineers
Webb
F Kyselka
Hamilton
F Chapman
Thompson
Eentro
Ferris
Sell
M. Wixtrorm
Weaver
Kyselka
Purdy
Tatro
Stahi
Agar
R. Wixtrom
M. Wixtrom
Hudson
Greenlings
Fresh
Brimhall
V. Evans
Kelly F Stratford
Catron
Makrill
Smith Robbins
Robertson
E. Evans
Frosh
Saurbach
Greaves
Stratford
Burton
Robbins
Hawkes
Richey
Scorer
Pharmacy Saint
Macrill
Commerce. Pon
Pharmacy Vv
Evans
Agar Stratford
T Hamilton
Ferris E. Evans
Ge R. Wixtrom
Timer
Peri
Pos. Sophi
Chapman
Morgan ‘ Sell . Meadows
Campbell Miller
Hart
Miller
Huddle debate swirls as rules committee eyed this winter
New York reports the football huddle faces possible scrutiny by the rules committee though broad support may block action. Nebraska and Washington clash over pacing while Grange fails to thrill in New York. coaches like Rockne, Yost, and Zupke cited as standards for gridiron excellence.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
West Coast
Nebraska
Washington
Cornhuskers
Huskies
Princewton
Nase
Lincoln
Hutchinson
Huskie
Red Grange
Grange
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Illinois
Walquist
J. Sterneman
Chicago
Dartmouth
Michigan
Alabama
Princeton
Collegians
I.mo
Yost
Rockne
Zuppke
W. W. Roper
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Fielding Yost
Robert Zuptke
Jesse Hawley
Dart- Ernest
Freshmen Targeted as UW Numeral Vandalism Suspects
About 2500 University of Washington freshmen face potential sanctions after class numerals appeared on campus buildings and memorial towers. If not traced by noon tomorrow, the entire freshman class could be barred from social and athletic activities. The seniors council ordered erasure of the painted figures on campus memorial columns, but penalties for the painters are not yet announced.
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Seattle
University of Washington
Senor Council
Ehimea
Newsie Savings Rebates Could Net Newsie 1900
Oakland, December 10. John G. Jeffress, 65, a news boy, saved nine rebate tickets tossed to him by passing motorists. He learns the Southern Pacific company must refund cash on automobile ferry tickets and plans to turn in the tickets for a possible $1,900.
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Oakland
Calif
John G. Jeffress
John
Good Prospects for Fast Girls Team at High School
Sixty girls reported for the first high school basketball workout of the season at the school gym led by Coach Eloise Smith. The squad features six holdovers and includes Nellie Willeke Ruth Pettit captain Grace Bonner Dorothy Nixon Thelma Peterson Helen Loux Helen Gower and Phyllis Peterson. Those not making first string may play in class tournaments soon scheduled between the three high school classes and freshmen from junior high. Practices are set for seniors Monday 4 to 6 juniors Wednesday 4 to 6 and sophomores Saturday 9 to 11.
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Eloise Smith
Smith
Idaho
Nellie Willeke
Ruth Pettit
Grace Bonner
Dorothy Nixon
Thelma Peterson
Helen Loux
Helen Gower
New York
Phyllis Peterson
Baseball fights over minor league player limits intensify
In New York and Newport Vermont the major leagues press to raise the optional farm limit amid threats of minor league withdrawals from the National Association. John Conboy Tovle’s reelection as International League president quiets hopes for change, while Class AA leaders threaten action if limits rise. Mrs Hilda Stone, jailed border rum runner, quips that turkeys offer steadier income.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
International League
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
John Conway Tovle
National Association
Newport
Vermont
Hilda Stone
Free Trial Offers Cure For Rupture Without Surgery
A newspaper notice urges readers with ruptures to write to 3 Rice at 72 EK Main St Adams NY for a free trial of a Wonderful stimulating application. It claims the rupture will tighten and natural closure follow, eliminating the need for a support. It warns against the risks of neglect and operating tables.
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Rice
Main St
Adams
N. Y
Rice, Inc
Bee. Main &St
Adams, N. W
California boxing boom fueled by coast law and eastern challengers
The piece surveys California boxing's revival after a new state law draws eastern contenders westward. It recalls defeats of Frankie Genaro, Pal Moran, Mushy Callahan, Ted Morgan, Mike Ballerino, Charley Rosenberg, and Joe Lynch as the era shifts to western dominance and questions who will be the next eastern challenger.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Sun of California
West Coast
California
East
M Middle
Frankie Genaro
Wham
Ven Genaro
Pal Moran
Sanny Slope
Callahan
Monicker
Pal
Moran
Ted Morgan
Mike Ballerino
Mike
Charley Rosenberg
Joe Lynch
Horses Eligible for Coffroth Handicap Announced
San Diego California December 10 A complete list of horses eligible for the 75000 Coffroth handicap was announced by the Tijuana Jockey Club It includes 108 entries led by Courageous and other Whit ney stable runners The race is set for late March with several nominees already in training and more expected.
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San Diego
Calif
America
Tiajuana Jockey Club
Courageous
Harry Payne Whitney
Merilyn Walker Orchestrates Dance Palate Broadcast Tonight
Merilyn Walker leads a dance program broadcast tonight from the Dance Palate venue. Performances and music set to air as part of the station’s evening lineup.
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Merilyn Walker
Inter-Department Basketball Upsets Highlight Tech Round Two
In the Tech inter department series second round upsets featured Commerce beating Pharmacy 17-8 and Frosh defeating Alpha Pi 16-15. Brimhall led Frosh with 11 points while Macrill scored 10 for Commerce and Kyselka led the Engineers with 4 as Sophomores fell 10-9 to Engineers in a see-saw contest.
Thye Wins Light Heavyweight Bout in Portland
Portland's Ted Thye defeats Mike Yokel in Salre City contest. Thye gains the only fall with an arm scissors hold after a two hour match that ended at one hour forty minutes forty seconds.
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Portland
Ted Thye
Mike Yokel
Salre City
Thye
Life Story of the Bush Leagues
Special Correspondent recollects the birth of the National Association of Professional Baseball, formed September 5 1901 in Cuba sa. Minutes show early founders and members from Eastern Western and New England leagues. They debated independence from the National League and established rules for reserve player rights.
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Pocatello Tribune
Consolidated Press Association
California
Massachusetts
National Association
Boston
Duxbury
Cubasa
Lelend
Resent
T. Powers
T. J. Hickey
Southern Association
J. J. Nicklin
Sammy Strang Nicklin
Chattanooga Club
J. T. Moran
Coast League
Giants
Powers Aregse
National League
Aegestas League
Hickey
Murnane
Farrell
Sexton
National Association of Professional Baseball Oe
Fights Last Night Startled New York Card Features Several Upsets
New York hosted a ten round featherweight bout where Edouard Mascart outpointed Joe Malsus amid a mixed lineup including Cuddy de Marco from Pittsburg and Henry from New York. In San Francisco Mason Griffin beat Frankie Darren in ten rounds. Battling Mas Ning, campaigning in New Orleans, defeated Johnny Gerarden in four rounds in Los Angeles.
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New York
Edouard Mascart
Joe Malsus
Tea Rotaen Cuddy de Marco
Pittsbur
Henry
San Francisco
Mason Griffin
San Jose
Frankie Darren
Salt Lake City
Battling Masning
New, Orleans
Johnny Gerarden
Los Angeles
Grange Booed as Providence Beats Bears in Boston
Barola Red Grange and the Chicago Bears were defeated by the Providence Steam Rollers 9 to eyesterday in Boston drawing 15 000 fans. Grange appeared tired and was booed as he recorded limited rushing and passing attempts before heading to Pittsburg for the next game.
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Boston
Barola
Grange
Bears
Firstington
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