Barrow to Succeed Ban Johnson If League Still Weak
The piece outlines EO Barrow potential to replace Ban Johnson as head of baseball if Johnson resigns or steps down. It contrasts Barrow with Johnson, notes Barrow’s influence in breaking Federal League power, and traces Barrow’s and Darrow’s similar paths from journalism to baseball leadership. It references Edwart G. Harrow and the International League as related figures.
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Northwest baseball hopes hinge on Portland fate
In a San Francisco meeting on November 1, Portland may stay in the Coast League with Seattle and others, or exit to form a four Northwest club Class A league with Spokane and Tacoma. Judge McCredie outlines a plan to balance regional play and create a robust Northwestern circuit if Portland leaves the Coast League.
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Hetall
Hearne Wins in Auto Race at Towne
Hearne led most of the auto race covering the 15 lap distance. Danny Mutton in a Hudson faded late, Frentenac was third and Vare Levis in a Hudson fourth. A tire failure caused a dramatic crash near the end but no serious injuries were reported.
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Hickey Calls Moguls of Ass'n Together
A call from American association head Hickey for club owners to meet in Monauher with expected attendance from Indianapolis Laubette and Tulled chapters. The organizer urged unity and a show of force at the gathering.
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Rath Leads Coast Batting In 1917 season
Morris Rath tops Pacific Coast League batting with a .311 average in the season ending Sunday. Mor ric Tobin and Fitzgerald also hit well for Salt Lake and San Francisco, with four Salt Lake players in the 290 club as the league closes.
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Unclear movement cited ahead of Milwaukee conference
President Hickey says he knows nothing definitive about a reported movement to secede. He expects discussion at the Milwaukee conference and mentions reports either denying or admitting the issue. The annual meeting location is Louisville, with dates in November.
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National Cash Register Agency Opens Ogden HQ
W. V. Hanks representing Oscar Groshell opens a permanent headquarters at the Arlington Hotel in Ogden with plans to demonstrate later model NCR devices. Prospective customers are invited to phone or write for an appointment.
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Oscar Groshell
National Cash Register Agency
Arlington Hotel
Ogden
Baseball to Continue in Major Leagues in 1918
New York March 9 The Brooklyn Dodgers president Charles Ebbets said in an interview that baseball will be continued in the major leagues in 1918 on the same basis as for the past fifteen years. He mentions a shorter season a limit of twenty players and salaries tied to the team’s revenue as changes under consideration.
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Miller Mugina New Manager Targets Top Washington Pitcher
Miller Mugina appointed manager of the Yagkeer seeking to strengthen the team at the season start. Reported pursuit of Walter Jotasen star pitcher from the Washington team and his catching battery. Mentions Del Wratt and hangman for the St. Louis club.
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Angllog Fir
Walter Jotasen
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Miain
Rumor Jones Plans Sudden Quit At Court
Rumor swirls that Jones will resign from his post as a court manager in New Orleans. The claim ties to horse racing discussions and state court rulings affecting leadership as of October 29.
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Wanker Job Additions Stir Local Baseball Rumors
Rumors swirl as Imn Thomas and Jane Evers head to Mound City to fill Jluggine's role while Jimmy Shreckard shows excitement for the Cant Manager position. Local fans await official confirmation and possible lineup changes.
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Champs Pick Texas Training Sites For 1930s Club
Clucags reports Charles A. Comalskey, president of the Chicago American Iramin Oil club, announced plans to train next spring in Texas, likely splitting time between Mineral Wells and San Antonio with possible time in both locations.
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Comiskey Party Returns After World Series
Charica A. Comlakey owner of the White Box world camp in Chicago and Ban Judgeon, president of the American league, along with others connected to Comiakey, returned to Chicago today after the world’s series ended.
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Unclear Exchange Between Senator Borshuns and Washington Star
A fragmented Washington Star excerpt shows Senator Borshuns answering a prompt about helping the country with terse remarks. The dialogue hints at a negative stance and mentions a tent and Anies amid a debated topic.
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