Pride of Lis Overpowers Field in Five Furlong Dash
Pride of Lis wins a five furlong sprint at Juarez leading a sharp field that includes Fulke Levy Napa Nick Harrigan and others. Jockeys Molesworth and Ruasea are fined $50 each for striking others with whips while Walsh faces a separate riding suspension amid rough riding.
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TWG GAMES ON Y COURTS AT ULSA AHAKETBALL TEAGUE
Ulusa A Hasketball Teague hosts two Saturday night games to debut Stalwart team and first appearance of Rosedale on the M M C A floor. Regulars include Way Wade Metaaran Dixon Velaum Schombert Donahue and others. On December 16 Y M C A Regulars play Garlandot College on the association gym floor.
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Herrmann and Fogel clash over Reds manager plans
Garry Herrmann makes a blunt bid to pry Charlie Doolin from Cincinnati as Horace Fogel stalls, while Johnnie Kling seeks a release to take over in Cincinnati. O'Neil leads the Western League effort at New York arbitration meetings as major league talks loom. The piece outlines looming shifts in Class A and the push toward a Class AA status for several leagues.
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Washington
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Chicago
National Board of Arbitration
Western League
National Commission
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Boston
Kanwan City
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Doom
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Baseball Writers' Association Probes Murphy Propositions
Chicago figure Charles W Murphy faces scrutiny by the Baseball Writers Association for proposing open meetings for reporters and other rule changes. He argues for revised code provisions to grant special privileges, amid debates over journalistic access and participation in NL discussions as AP dispatches report.
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Chicago
Iine
Baseball Writers’ Association
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Elfis
National League
Murphy
Associated Press
Le Miracle Repeats In Paris Prix Violon Win
Le Miracle owned by Eugene Fischat repeated last year’s victory to win the Prix Violon a 2005 handicap steeplechase of 2015 dollars at Autuell race course Paris covering 2 miles 6 1 3 furlongs.
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Seventeen Men Given the G at Georgetown
Georgetown University Athletic Association awards seventeen football Gs to Captain Dailey Cunniff Wynard Hart Sitterding Furey Castello Magwer Homechilds Bergen White Hegarty Bryant Stekiman. The recipients wore monograms and were noted for consistent football practice and effort over four years. Also listed are Foley Betruts McGrath Compass Cardigan Quinlan AR Vigmen L Vigmen Heiskell Jamison Greer Murray Wallaney While Imma Kratts McNulty Doherty Meehan Donnelly Hartero Amatatant Manager Lolehot.
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Baseball League Rules Clash with Commission Reform
Discussion centers on revising the rule code with two umpires from each league and three writers, excluding magnates. Chairman Herrmann warned against off season stage or press work. Chicago dialogue faced censorship. Clark Griffith plans to open an office in Washington before the New York meeting as American League leaders prepare for the sessions and possible transfer talks with St. Louis.
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G A Preps Win Against Freshmen In Close Gym Battle
In Ryan Gymnasium Georgetown prep defeated the freshmen in a hard fought game. Starters included Martin and Martin for the preps with Shugrue and Barrett for the freshmen. The Cardinal A C opened its season at Armory Hall Alexandria beating the local YMCA Stalwarts 29 to 13.
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New Men Out for Quint at Western High School
Basketball prospects at Western High brighten as new players join the team including Adame Lech and Nicholson. Krentzlin and Wil, returning football players, are showing up well and contributing to the squad's early development.
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Lech
Nicholson
Krentzlin
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Brush's Reply Ready Will Probe Ticket Scandal
Special from New York reports Joseph D. O'Brien has met with President John T. Brush to outline policy for the National League meeting and prepare a report to be given to the National Baseball Commission on alleged World Series ticket scalping. Johnson says he will name two theater-connected figures involved. William M. Gray denies knowledge of collusion.
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Brush
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National Baseball Commission
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New York Club
Changes in Eastern League name and Barrow reelection
Newark December 7 Edward G Barrow president of the Eastern League reports radical changes expected at the league meeting in New York Monday A name change is anticipated after twenty years Barrow says he will seek a five year term and refuses any salary increase He disputes Rochester owner Chapin over interleague terminology and post season games
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Charles T. Chapin
Rochester
Chapin
Tom Smith Hard at Work at Georgetown Track
Track practice under Coach Tom Smith at Georgetown shows a growing group of candidates crowding the straightaway. Smith, busy selecting Blue and Gray sprinters, distance runners, jumpers, and weight men, focuses on form as light workouts continue for a week or ten days.
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Tom Smith
Smith
Navy Adds Soccer To Athletic Program At Annapolis
Annapolis Md Dec 7 Soccer has been added to the sports recognized by Naval Academy authorities and the first practice was held this afternoon led by Midshipman John P Dalton captain of last season’s football team. A parade ground field was laid out and about 50 midshipmen participated in four teams and two practice games.
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