Meeting on Peage Terns Seeks Federal League Settlement
A conference among the National Commission, representing the Federal and American Leagues, and a noted committee failed to finalize terms. Judge Landis may be consulted and a dismissal of the case discussed after further talks. The session adjourned at 11:45 pm with no official statement.
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Lrague
Aldrs
Attitades
Landis
American League
Omarrow
Drace
Juhan Landis Saleeq
Jockey Club Amends Rules to Protect Young Thoroughbreds
The Jockey Club amended racing rules to ban two year olds from racing before April 1 1917 in a bid to advance breeding and protect young thoroughbreds. Captain Cassatt led the proposal amid mixed reactions from winter meeting associations while Kentucky and Canadian bodies signaled conformity. The change aims to prevent premature races that harm horses’ racing and breeding value and imposes a life of ineligibility from all Jockey Club races for the remainder of the animal’s two year old season.
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New York
Jockey Club
Edward B. Cas Fatt
Cassatt
Andre
Peace terms outlined for Federal league players
A conference overview lists that 70 percent of players under current contracts will be employed or paid in full by organized baseball. Others will receive ten days notice. The plan contemplates reassignments across teams including Chicago Federals St Louis club and Toledo moves. It mentions Keogh Bresnahan Tinker and Sinclair dealings and plans for an international league connection.
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James A. Gilmore
Larry Sinelal
Charles Weeghman
Brooklyn
Washtorton
Tybe
Iazo
Federals
Joe Tinker
Chicago Federals
St. Louia
Roger Bresnahan
Chicago Nationals
Cleveland American Association
Toledo
Miller Huggles
Maraner
St. Louis
B Y C Defeats Preston Team in Close Conference Victory
B Y C outplayed Preston in all phases except Culler as Reighara Young College high educal basketball squad from Logen triumphed 31 to 13. The game was swift with both sides leading at times. Cote at center showcased strength, while Neeley and Marne battled hard for control as UW Y Corpotore supporters watched, aiming to send the northern district champion to the church school finals in Prove Wednesday.
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Ida
C. Culler
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Logen
F Cote
Allen
Neeley
Marne
Jone
Bither Pass
UW. Y
Prove Wedneceday
Logan Wins State Lightweight Crown In Utah Boxing
Logan Crawford lands a heavy upper cut to defeat Battling Johnson of Balt Lake in six rounds to claim the Utah state lightweight championship. Large crowd watches as Bill Brewall draws with Joe Dawn in another six round bout and Young Mickman defeats Bkinner Lowe in the four round prelim. Neil Danford of Hitchmond refereed the main event.
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Young Mickman
Bkinner Lowe
Neil Danford
Hitchmond
Dillon Again Wins in Fourth Round Bout
Jack Dillon of Indianapolis wins by decision over Yan kee Gilbert of Philadelphia after a tough four round bout. Gilbert was counted out twice in the second and fourth rounds as referee Met eres Lally stopped the match in the fourth. Tommy Dillon, brother of Jack, and Jerry Nelson of Cincinnati battled ten rounds to a draw.
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Agai
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Jerry Nelson
Cincinnatl
Aggie Sophomores Claim Basketball Class Title
Loran December 17 Utah Agricultural College sophomores win the class basketball championship, defeating the freshmen 16 to 13 in a closely fought final. Strong guarding and even play kept the score tight as fans crowded the arena.
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Utah Agricultural College
Atx
Rophomares
McMullen
J . Erest McBride
Ve Suttan
Pees
Stoddard Esvees
Tarpslus
Tarpoon Club for Canal Fishermen Forms on Isthmus
Fishermen on the Isthmus have organized the Cangh Zone Tarpon club and expect a clubhouse near the Spillway at Gatun. The group aims to unite canal workers in a sport focused on tarpon fishing with access for members.
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Panama
Dre
Gatun
Chagres
Fred Oon
Timber cutting on Wasatch range near Bear River
Timber operations in the Wasatch range expand as amber gates receipts rise to about 60,000 dollars this year. Standard Timber Co reports heavy demand for mining props and Utah market growth while crews cut hundreds of trees daily amid good snow for hauling. The industry is seen as a permanent contributor to regional prosperity with potential 30 to 50 year cycles.
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Brains
Belog
Wasatch
Brune
Standard Timber Company
Wyoming
Utah
Five Boys and a Man Killed in Bus and Train Crash
A fogbound crossing near Berthold North Dakota saw a loaded school bus struck by a Northern passenger train killing five boys under 16 and the bus driver Dee Ahern. Three families were affected as Leonard Miller and Earl Miller along with Sever and Anton Hagen died. Leonard Miller’s brother is injured and expected to die.
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N. D. Dee
Jnu Ahern
Leonard
Earl Miller
Severt
Anton
Hagen
Sfarry
Inald
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