Pittsburg Club In A Row Over New Park Deal
Pittsburg baseball group faces internal strife as efforts to finance a new park trigger a board dispute. Director Morr accuses Dreyfus and Locke of improper actions while secretary Walham seeks clarity. A special meeting and protest from property owners mark a tense struggle over timing and ownership.
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Directos Testar
Tork
Dreyfus
Jerte Caynsel
Iumael
Mea
Bais
Anpeira
Bayer
Morr
Direttor
Tudorsing
Jersey City
Dreyfoinl Lokb Ang
Prevfuss Tomeyer Beant
Moere
Mos Oraya
Locke
Rae
Tivisbury
Belligerents 10 Act Call 18 Issued by Powers
Busy week ahead in baseball world as major leagues meet to decide issues. Minor leagues push for recognition and potential independence under joint commission with discussions set for New York and Victoria Hotel.
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National Commission
Putnam
New York
Washington Post
Bageba
Eastern League
American Association of Powers
Victoria Hotel
Dey
Powers
Supreme Court of
Ase Tall
Tevcball
Te Commission
Smertan Association
al New Malar
Supreme Court of Base
Haga Cubs
Ticket
Nelson Stalls Easy For Troop F Opening Lineup
Reported remarks suggest Nelson slows play as Troop F opens with a five minute start. The lineup includes Bert, Pe, Biter, Le Shed, Walt Smith, Buys, Ferg, Moog Mant, Rler, Vortman, and others as the game unfolds with substitutions noted.
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ceMante
Bert Pe Biter le Shed
Walt Smith
Ferg
Moog
Boxing Talk and Championship Prospects In Los Angeles
A fragmented sports column discusses Welch, McFarland, Nelson, and Packey arranged toward a possible third Welch versus McFarland bout. It notes Lang, Gilmore, and managers weighing contenders, with Nelson holding a current title but having losses, while McFarland’s clean record stands out. mentions gymnasium events and regional basketball notes as backdrop.
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Pevabio
Weebington
Nelson
Bas Angelo
Sasa Wetch
Harry Gilmore
Melartainia
Buren Lang
McFarlands
Mckatt
Iblerth
Favorable reply to welsh bout for lightweight title
Nelson of Los Angeles replies favorably to Freddie Welsh offer for a lightweight title bout with a side bet of one hundred dollars, but declines the present offer. Jeffries Athletic Club secretary Long confirms the letter, noting Welsh is considered more eligible than McFarland for the championship bid.
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Saa Angeles
Cal
Nelson
Freddie Welsh
Long
Jeffries
Dannaty Welsh
McFarland
Malder Welsh
Net
McParland
MCA Juniors Defeat Tremonts in Narrow Margin
The MCA juniors beat Tremonts 1 to 0 in a close game last night. Highlight was the all around play of the MCA five with Alaine as left forward Fon at center and Daon RB Mchuy LB in the lineup.
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MCA
Tremonts
Alaine
Daon
Mchuy
National Guard basketball opens season with fast visiting quint
The National Guard team hosts an opening game Saturday night against a speedy visiting quint. Star guard players including Windshae, Thompson, and Shorty lead the lineup as centers and forwards provide the interior defense and scoring.
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National Guard
Philaide i
Visitara
Waite Windshae Rohe
Thompson
Laftute
June Hughes
Ts Shorty
Clernty Payer
Contest closes February 14 1908 in tie prize plan
In case of a tie a similar prize will be awarded to each tying contestant. Fill out and send by mail or messenger to Bowling Contest editor at The Washington Post. Washington.
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Mall Op
Bowling Contes
Washinater Post
Washington
Kubiak Bests Stewart in Rough West Club Bout
Kubiak defeated Jun Stewart of New York at the West Athletic Club but could not finish him. From start to finish Kubiak pressed Stewart who stalled repeatedly. In the second round a right to the jaw floored Stewart for six counts while Stewart’s left jab failed to halt Kubiak’s rushes.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Kubiak
Michigan Giant
Jun Stewart
New York
West Athletic Club
Stewart
Readville Track To Be Sold After Directors Meeting
The Readville trotting track in Boston is to be sold after a Thursday directors meeting of the New England Trotting Horse and Breeders Association. Auction versus offers to take over the property are debated as officials concede the track cannot be maintained. The aim is to settle debts on the best terms without invoking stockholders.
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Washington
Boston
New England Trotting Horse and Breen Erst Association
Local men win match in rifle and revolver competition
The National Capital Rifle and Revolver Club led by Policeman Bunn scored 168 at the first match against the Ballmer Revolver Association. Baltimore club total 144 with Capt Whitworth, regular army, second high at 181. Five matches planned. first to three wins cup and championship. Local shooters Sheridan Ferrel Renna, etc. listed with scores.
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National Capital Rifle and Revolver Club
Ballmer Revolver Association
Armory Litth and
Streets
Baltimore
Polikeman Bunn
Capt
P Whitworth
Regular Army
Sheridan Ferrel
Renna
Reichelderter
Atkingon
Holt
Whitworth
Farrow
Toledo Secures Seybold as Outfielder for Next Season
Special to The Washington Post Philadelphia November 20 President Armour of the Athletic club lands Sox Seybold heavy outfielder from the Athletics for Toledo next summer. Knee strain last season may be healed. Seybold joins Blickman Smoot and Charney to form a fast Toledo outfield with top hitting, as all three hitters surpassed the 300 mark last year.
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Washington Yst
Philadelphia
Armour
Athletic Club
Sox Seybold
Athletics
Toledo
Seybold
Charney Blickman
Homer Smoot
World record broken at Ascot by Huyeks bike
Frederick Huyeks motorcy cle turned the Ascot park Joyal yesterday in seconds for 1 mile setting a new world record, beating the previous mark. With a standing start he completed the first mile in one minute one second, another world best, and added miles at rapid pace. George Blaviack rode ten miles in 84 minutes, another world record.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Frederick Huyeks
Ascot Park
Warwick AC Challenged by Dugan Over District Championship
John Dugan, manager of Warwick AC, issues a challenge to the En gineers and invites the Bridge Builders to dispute the district title. He seeks a game any time except Sunday, claiming his team has the endurance and better play this season and is ready for a fair match to decide the championship.
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Sport
Paul FE
Warwick AC
Vame
Aarti
Tharriet
Sersive
Engineers
Dato
John Dugan
Donohue Fights Dunn in Boston Ring Battle
In Pittsburgh a card near November 30 featured Young Donahue of Boston facing Jimmy Dunn of Newcastle after Phil Brock of Cleveland did not appear due to a contract dispute. Dunn delivered a strong attack in the fifth round with two sharp uppercuts that unsettled Donahue, who battled back in a close contest.
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Pittsburgha
Phil Brock
Cleveland
Young Donohue
Boston
National Sporting C Iub
Jimmy Dunn
Newcastle
Donohues
Dunn
Donahue
Parker Bridget Ready for Service Clothes Advertised
An ad touts overcoats and suits at $20 as superior Parker Bridget garments. It claims fabrics and styles match high class tailors priced at $30 to $35 with the same fit and distinctive fashion.
Winners and Odds From a Shifting Card in Los Angeles and Oakland
A jumble of racing style results lists winners and odds across Los Angeles and Oakland venues. Names include Ganique, Mary F, St Elmwead, short Cut, Wilt, Emma G, Figent, Aftermath, Nadga, Byronerdale, Collector Jessup, Miss Beaumeonter, Gee Whiz, Match, Dr Mack, Rationality, Hardy Anna with varied outcomes and odds by 5 to 4, 9 to 2, 11 to 2, and other figures.
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Ganique
T Rice
Mary F
Powers
St Elmwead
Archibald
Sack Wilt
Schlessinger
Oakland
Emma G
Rettig
Figent
Buxton
Aftermath
Walsh
Nadga
E Sullivan
Byronerdale
Miller
Reversal Of Form Sparks Stewards Race Inquiry
Officials to investigate Madman race as upsets and notable reversals of form surprise observers. Belmont castoff shown 0 to 1, pages describe Madman and Figent finishing strong after a poor start, with Turtle-like pacing and several winners across the card. Details include jockeys, horses, and purse results in a bustling meeting summary.
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San Tranes
Belmont
Madnan Puy
Madman
Figent
Thomas
Eni
Weil Wavease
Cioters Tavortes
Collector Jessup
Deel
Ively
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EC Sullivan Miller
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Mabel Hollander
MacBeth J
Thankful Charles Cree
Cloverland
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Ielia
Jessua
McCarths
Nagent Posse Foxe bin Tatan Ina Payal
Two Favorites Win at Santa Anita Park Racecard
Los Angeles reports two favorites victorious at Santa Anita Park. The Biush edged Short Cut by a head for first money in the fifth, maidens contest. Races featured close finishes and multiple notable runners including Maid of Gotham and Hardly Son among others.
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Biush
Maid of Gotham
J Ja Hirlong
Strangeney
Bhillingy
Rex el Dinero
Hardly Son
Powers
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Saura Streuber
Mariana Detector
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Archibald
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Larkin denies criticizing Cornell spirit in garbled article
Bunny Larkin, former Georgetown star and Cornell coach, disputes quotes attributed to him about Cornell spirit. He says the article from the Cornell Era was garbled, misinterpreted, and that he never denigrated undergraduates. He defends the team and unique fall conditions, praising players and coaches.
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Bunny’ Larkin
Georgetown
Cornell
Larkin
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Carnell
Priss
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PF Lalkins
Rain Spoils Card at White Park Track Meet
A heavy rain shower and slick track marred a Beaumont Texas racing card at White Park. John Gartner defeated by Wr Mach in the fifth event, with multiple races featuring purses from 2000 to 2999, and numerous horses listed with times and placements across the meet.
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Washington Post
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White Gi Park
Heass
Vain
John Gartner
Wr Mach
Hesumanter
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Donovan
Joe Lite
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Roe
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Stralf
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