Poor St. Louis club leadership and looming changes
The piece laments the Missouri club's lack of a manager for next season and delays in assembling a leadership team. It notes winter is slipping away with no clear plan, criticizes ongoing internal strife, and highlights potential moves involving notable figures like Horace Fogel, Griggs, McBride, and Donohue as players and executives navigate trades, contracts, and base duties amid broader league dynamics.
Howe to captain Yale grid team next season
Arthur Howe of South Orange New Jersey, a two year Yale quarterback, was unanimously elected captain of the Yale eleven for next year. A strong class leader and senior figure, he also serves as floor manager for the junior promenade committee and is a deacon in his church. His brother Henry A. Howe captained Yale crew in 1908. Howe attended Hotchkiss School at Lakeville, Connecticut.
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Still Minus Manager Hedges To Have Him Later
The St. Louis American League club held its annual meeting with no manager named and Jack O Connor's status under review. President Hedges said he has authority to appoint a manager, with no date given. Rumors place Wallace as likely to manage, either before the league meeting or after January 1, while O Connor plans to seek damages if his contract is not honored.
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Cyclists Battle Fatigue as Six Day Race Struggles
New York December 6 The strain tightens on the six day riders with 13 teams left at the 46th hour trailing last year’s mark 937 miles 5 laps. Two spills mar the day as Lawson is knocked senseless then revived Cameron Walker Halstead suffer bumps but are patched up. Midnight total stands at 975 miles, shy of the 1909 record of 976 miles 8 laps by Root and Fogler.
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Langford Wins in Two Rounds at Boston Ring Show
Sam Langford defeated Morris Harris in two rounds in Boston. Langford rocked Harris with rights and lefts, the referee halted after Harris hit the floor in the second round. A replacement bout had Joe Jeannette slated to fight Langford, but illness forced substitution. they will meet later this month.
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Untitled list of names and places runs today in Oakland
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Raleigh P. D. Is First Jest Second in Race
Captain John acts badly at the post causing a surprise finish as Raleigh P. D. takes first with Domithilda beating Quality Street in the closing event and Mohr placing third in a tight field.
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Strikes and Spares at Oakland Tracks Heavy Daily Racing
Racing at Oakland on a heavy track produced many winners backed by bettors. Raleigh P. D. romped home in the feature with Jest and Phil Mohr finishing behind. Captain Jean failed at the post and was left. Jockey Gilbert received a three day suspension for misbehavior at the post on Prudent.
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Racing Entries Show Wide Field Across Multiple Classes
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Georgetown Track Plans Postponed Practice After Christmas
Georgetown announces no track practice until after Christmas with Foley taking charge in January. The squad will focus on building a full team including a strong relay unit. Alumni urge Georgetown representation in Boston, Pittsburg, and New York meets, with candidates like Gibbs, Costello, Kreft, Martin, Wilyman, Sprowles, and Beary showing promise for sprints and field events.
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Jacksonville horse results reveal multiple races and winners
In Jacksonville, six races feature 2 year olds to older horses. Grover Hughes wins the first with Imprint. Christina takes the second. Ross Hampton leads the third with Starboard and more. Friend Harry wins the fourth handicap. Descomneta captures the fifth. Capt. Swanson trains My Gal to victory in the sixth.
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Plans for East Coast universities annual Indoor Meet
Manager Wynard is arranging the annual indoor meet to be held in Washington next March. He aims to attract Harvard's relay team and expects Yale to attend. Pennsylvania and Princeton are also likely to bid for the cup, intense competition anticipated.
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Boston Club Sold? Harris Named President at Annual Meeting
Boston National League club leaders held their annual meeting with no pending transfers. John P. Harris of Pittsburgh was elected president, having just acquired the Dovey holdings. John H. C. Dovey was named treasurer as Harris pledged no immediate changes. future meetings будут in Pittsburgh. Fred Tenney sold his stock to William H. Russell.
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Tigers Choose Monroe La as Spring Training Site
Detroit officials confirm Monroe La selected as Tigers spring training HQ for five years after city pledges park, hotels, and support. Jennings to depart for Scranton for upcoming nuptials.
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