Lelivelt First To Go Rochester Taking Him
The article covers Lelivelt being traded to Rochester after a tense negotiation. It notes Jim McAleer’s initial plan to name Groom and Lelivelt, Griffith’s objections, and the need to strengthen Rochester for the upcoming season. It mentions waivers, the failed attempt to secure unanimity for Groom’s departure, and the likelihood of another pitcher moving to Rochester.
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Schacter leads Nationals batting hope amid team changes
The piece reviews Schacter top Nationals hitter in 191, noting his form, fitness issues last year, and limited games. It discusses Kvelt’s fielding gaps, probable reshuffling with Moeller in right and Milan center, possible recruits Long Walker or Shanka left, and Shaefer’s medal pledge while praising his stage performance. It also mentions Attell’s Dec 1 exhibition win over Patsy Kine at the National Sporting Club.
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Central Beats Tech Rivals In Postseason Football Showdown
Central topped rival Tech 12 6 on Georgetown field in a rugged postseason display. Reuter Dyne and Hamilton powered the Maroon and Gray back field with key scores, while Morris and Eickendorf led Tech’s offense but could not overcome Central’s line and disciplined defense. Fully 3 000 spectators watched as Central earned the victory through superior backfield play and timely stuffing of Tech drives.
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Wolgast Out Until June After Boxing Injury
Dr Pollard reports Wolgast recovering well after injury. Manager Tom Jones says Wolgast will stay at Venice cottage for three months and not box for six months, despite some doctors predicting three months recovery. He plans to keep him at Venice all winter under these terms.
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