Bilerals Plan New League To Handle Surplus Players
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Plutin Tor Yhel
Irene Gilmore
Circusbs
Rolle Zeidler
Gill
Bill
Ponovan
New York Americans face ownership change prompt
The New York Americans baseball club plans a rapid ownership transfer announced by President Bayt. The deal covers the payment of the remaining teleprica and a control stake in the city. Details remain unclear as the parties work toward completion this afternoon.
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New York Amer
Moston
Bayt
Own
Teleprica
Universities to Host Centered Games With Harvard Mentioned
The article lists a series of university events and sites centered around Harvard with appearances by Williams Randolph Macon and Virginia Military Institute. It notes venues including New Haven Richmond College Cambridge and Charlottesville with several other colleges in Virginia and the southeast.
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University of North Pitichmond
Milly Mulennex Builds WVU Basketball Contender Noted Forward
West Virginia fans expect Mully Mullennex to boost the Varsity as a fast forward with rapid-fire shooting. His college career at Davis-Hiking College is highlighted by building championship teams and steady work ethic. The article notes his experience and value ahead of the series with West Virginia Wesleyan and mentions the recently formed Gore Alley league.
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Lts
Una Yast
Mullennex
West Virginia Foots
West Virginia
Mully
West Virginia Wesleyan
Whitted to Remain With Boston Braves
Whitted will stay with the Boston Braves as the team announces training and exhibition plans. The Braves schedule spring workouts in Macon and Boston with games against Brown University, Harvard, and other opponents as they prepare for the season opener at Fenway Park.
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Whitted
Boston Braves
Baseball Schedule From February To May Listed By Weeks
A garbled OCR list outlines baseball matchups across multiple weeks from February through May. It includes Phillies, Cubs, Braves, Cardinals, Giants, Pirates, Reds, and Dodgers with dates such as February 1 to May, mentioning repeated pairings and several misspelled team names.
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Braves
Cardinals
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Pirates
Reds
Dodgers
Cube
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Pilties
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Glants
Dodgore
Cardina
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Glanta
Dwoltitt
Piraten
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National Nodoor Tennis Tournament Opens February 12
The sixteenth annual indoor national women’s championship begins February 2 at the new armory. Defending entries and entrants will vie for the Seventh Regiment Cup won in prior years by Touchard. Committee includes Putnam Tomlin Peatley Kenney Moore Leigh and Smith.
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Lincoln
Washington
Dave Bean
Itheé Winglem Charn
Dionkulp
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Gi I F. Touchard
Mr Touchard
Robert Z. Putnam
Bri ‘Tomlin
Arthur “Peatley
F. Kenney
G. G. Moore, Jr
Geoge Leigh and
King Smith
New Tiger Coach Develops East Teams
Jos H Rush 793 has been named head football coach at Prince and will lead the Niger football team next year. Since graduation he spent thirteen years coaching at Cleveland University School with notable success. Dick Kinseng, a Giants coach, is described as an amateur violinist and respected as a scout.
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Jos H. Rush
Prince ‘On
Niger
Waalin Colpe Omy
Durin
Cleveland University School
Dick Kinseng
Giants
Cout
Trade rumors swirl as Keane, Peckinpaugh move leagues
In early 20th century baseball chatter, Lelivelt, once with New York, is traded to Kansas City amid bids for Roger Peckinpaugh. Americana Meine, last season with Kansas City, argues Central circuit fate. Timwise notes Madge Land seeks vaude engagement. Lajoie may return to Perry. Baltimore Terps release Johnny Bates, while Jim Gilmore’s Federals boast depth. Umpire Billy Evans says two leagues suffice. no space for a third. President H W Gwinner leads the discussion.
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Tank ‘Lelivelt
New York Company
Mitfickler
Roger ‘Peckinpaugh
Kansas City
Baltimore Terrapins
Johnny Bates
Jim Gilmore
Federals
Billy Evans
Duquesne Wins Game Despite Writer Controversy
Pittsburgh January 20 to 30 reports detail Duquesne University’s 29 to 21 defeat and ongoing debate over baseball writer payment. Hahn Wagner comments on a syndicate offer while sports figures argue about compensation in journalism.
City Championship Series to Be Played in Baseball
A fragmented report outlines plans for a city championship series in baseball with mentions of teams, players, and organizers. It references Musborg Federaty, J. Poster, Rube Mw, and Sherwood as key figures, plus discussions of a potential American league pennant, and a schedule around late May or June, with high school and club affiliates noted.
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John B. Poster
Rube Mwquard
Organized T
John Hant 'Ostateor
Marquard
Sherwood
Ministers Seek Court Order to Halt Big Boxing Bout
Amid a ministers meeting in Cincinnati, an injunction was sought to stop a major boxing bout on gambling grounds. The Ministers Association pressed legal action, arguing public gambling and related activities threaten moral standards. London dispatch notes boxing studied as physical instruction in American schools.
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Yetman
Frank B
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Sani
Smith Lini Flynn -Bowt
Bem Ministers ’Association
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Ministers Association
Johne G. Abeaks
Willis
CHIFEDS 10 RELEASE MEN FOR SPRING TRAINING
Chicago Federal League Club announces its players will leave for spring training in Shreveport Louisiana on March 6. No trades or roster moves were confirmed, and none of the released players names were disclosed.
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Chicago
Chicago ‘Federal
Mleagié
Shreveport
Murnwer Mires Ltd
Johnsons Jumping Trial Dominates Chicago Baseball News
Chicago, 111 apg 10 report centers on Walter Johnson and the ongoing baseball trial. The wire edition highlights the public focus on the Shute matter and the implications for the sport, noting Johnson’s prominence and the press attention surrounding the proceedings.
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