Round-Up Bets on Johnson as Baseball Roundup Thins Power
The Round-Up weighs Johnson and the American League path to reform as insurgents face a likely rout. Officials push to retain the existing National Commission while Pan and others brace for changes if the policy stands. Writers debate leadership, power, and the coming baseball era amid talk of upheaval and strategy.
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Johnson Cesar
Guiter
Pan the Aime
Johnson 1
Te Rat Nal
Organ Aton
National Deigne
Scholastic Sports Notes From A. Le. Knapp
Scholastic sports report highlights freshmen from Gonzaga and Tech under Coach Apple, with de Foard and Supple showing early baseskill. Western basketball sees improved play under Burke and Herron while Lemon earns football honors. Schneider adds depth and potential for next contest. Mentioned are Rube Oldring rumored as coach in the National League.
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A. le. Knapp
Chinbana
Supple
Apple
Tech
Gonzaga
Bryan Morse
Buat Ness
Feastern
Litchfeld
Burke and Herron
Lemon
Schneider
Dormans
Western Conference opens season with twelve Big Ten games
The Western conference basketball schedule sets twelve Big Ten games from January 11 to March 10. Indiana and Minnesota clash in Minneapolis, Northwestern faces Wisconsin at Madison, Purdue visits Chicago, with other pairings including Chicago at Chicago and a Notre Dame or Great Lakes Naval team option for nonconference dates.
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Chungo
Andh
Notre Dame University
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Purdue
Chicago
Indiana
Minnesota
Winneapolis
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Madison
Proper Grips in Golf Improve Your Game
Francis Ouvi met argues grip fit matters more than grip style. He notes the Vardon overlapping grip is popular but only effective if the club fits the player's hand size and glove. He explains grip construction, sizing, and materials, warning beginners against forcing a grip that does not match hand size.
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Francis Ouvimet
Harry Vardon
Meitsame
Ihem
Bell Syndicate Inc
Hecht Co
Random Golf Shots at Skokie and Pinehurst prep
Professional golfers moved between clubs for the season. Philip Gaudin, two years at Onwent su Club, will play Skokie next season with an agreement involving Hackbarth. Stewart Gardne will supervise Skokie course care. Elaine Rosenthal travels to French Lick Springs to train for North and South at Pinehurst, with an invitation to Canada’s championship. John Harland, veteran Scot, shifts from Buffalo to Gulfport for winter. Lieut Pranes Quimet regains health and plans to resume army duties after a few more rounds.
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Philip Gaudin
Skokie
FJ . Hackbarth
Lim
Stewart Gardne
Pinehur
Mias
Elaine Rosenthal
French Lick Springs
Jonhn Harland
Buffalo
Kankakee
Gulfport
Lieut Pranes Quimet
Commonwealth Country Club
Former Washingtonian Likely Named National League President
John Heydler, once a Washington printer, is seen by baseball officials as the near certainty to become National League president. Eastern magnates back him, Western owners endorse, and he is already acting effectively as league head in the past. His election is viewed as a popular choice with broad support from magnates and players alike.
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John Heydler
New York
Scott Perry
Philadelphia
Heydler
Garry Herrmann
Toner
Pennsylvania
National League
Cardinals Won't Quit St Louis Says Jones Big Year
New York December report claims Cardinals may move to Kansas City. Vice President C F Jones dismissed the rumor as unfounded and said St Louis will stay in the National League. He indicated Warren Cruell and other stars in military service will return, with Branch Richey expected to come back from France for a major announcement.
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Cardinals
ST. Louis
Jones
New York
St Louis
Kansas City
C F Jones
Warren Cruloe
Lte
Richey
France
Binghamton Star Cobb Leads International Averages
Mcharis of Binghamton tops the International League batting list with 385 in 103 games. Pete Knisely and Ham Crane show notable figures, while Waldbauer and Lawry post strong marks for their clubs. The season's averages reflect many veterans filling rosters as younger players moved on.
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Mcharis
Binghamton
Tersey City
Lawry
Baltimores
Mhitamithe
Oriole
Mulray
Griffin
Auld Lang Syne
Lieut Leon Cadore in heavy fighting in Europe
Reported in late 1918 dispatches Lieut Leon Cadore a Brooklyn pitcher now in the Ninety second division Negro unit fought in the St Die Meuse area from September 19 to November 10 and helped advance three kilometers near Bois Frehaut capturing nearly a thousand prisoners amid heavy machine gun fire. Cadore's unit included Buffalo soldiers from Camp Upton and the old Fifteenth National Guard regiment.
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National League
Army
Navy
Piast
Leon Cadore
Brooklyn
St Die
Meuse-Ar- Bonde
Bois Frehaut
Jaeut
Camp Upton
Fifteenth National Guard Regiment
New York
387Th
Pershing
March
Right Off the Bat Sees AL Schedule Favored for 154 Games
Ban Johnson backs a 154 game schedule for the American League implying no majors cut. Mil ton Stock triggers Alabama shipyard strike amid riots as committees from both leagues likely meet after annual sessions. Eddie Burns recovers from flu while Leochlehiy leaves service. Marlin camp ends spring training at Texas base with Yankees planning for Jlara. Movida rises in popularity among managers. Franchise shift expected between leagues for several years.
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Ban Johnson
Milton Stock
Alabama
Eddie Hurns
Philly Etateher Haveuat
Leooheliy
Marlin Peat Spring
Texas
Yankees
Jlara
Bowling Tournament at Toledo Seeks 200 Teams in March
The 1919 American Bowling Congress tournament is slated to be held in Toledo next March likely starting March 8, with about 200 teams expected. Exe cutive committees met to set dates, staffing, and conditions, with Langtry of Milwaukee presiding and officials from Chicago and Toledo in attendance.
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Toledo
Ghro Dee
American Bowling Congress
TT Langtry
Boc
Milwaukee
L. Pasdeloupe
Judge Howard
Angtry
Wis
Chicago
Langtry Seid
Fate of minor leagues rests on decisions of International
New York Dec 8 The season outlook for minor leagues hinges on today’s International meeting in New York Chicago and May opening are anticipated as owners face reorganization and costs The winter league opens with fan interest high and debates over player limits salaries and finances continue plus the St Tous National League bid and Browns coaching situation noted
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International
New York
Trienna
National League
Chicago
Minora
Bisebaull
Gossip of the Track and Racing Notes at Jefferson Park
Trainer Boden bars apprentice Werner from racing this winter to protect a large family. Werner, light at under eighty pounds, has ridden Bowie and New Orleans with several placings. Oriental Park and Habana delays loom as Maryland and New Orleans winter scenes show mixed track conditions and a crowded slate of races with horses stabled at Jefferson Park awaiting clearer weather and better track.
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Harny WN. Price
Dim Boden
Triple Springs Farm
Apprentica
Werner
Mwenter Werner
Bowie
Salvatelle
J Holwsseter
Muilcionale
Aliforna Gspotismin
Johnson
New Orleans
Oriental Park Habana
Jefferson Park
Maryland Trackas Trainera
Navy Gunners Triumph Over Army Medicos in League Clash
The Naval Gunners, champions of the Service Football League, defeated the Army Medicos 6–0 at American League Park. Dunn opened scoring early for the Medicos, but the Gunners surged ahead as McBride and Beyers added touchdowns. Snow kicked both extra points as the Naval Gunners held the lead through the final period. Substitutions and late drives ensued, while the Medicos threatened near the end but failed to score.
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Chistmet
Army Medicos
Medicos
Thes
Dunn
Sawbones
Gunners
McBride
Victor
Beyers Sored
Snow
McMann
Grinaere Taimer
Drakie Rengie Boa
King Wall den
Lilbs
Wagoner
Derticottik
Durris Dunn
Callie Toat
Bnow
Degnan
Tanger Carrell Rr
Helde
Naval Gunns
Subatitutionn Media Cunningham
R Hall Hager
Colle Naval
Moras Lape
Morea
Winter sports bloom at Annapolis with multiple events
Annapolis Md reports a surge in winter sports as basketball, gymnastic, wrestling, swimming and fencing begin. The season features forthcoming intercollegiate meetups with Penn, Columbia, Princeton, Swarthmore, NYU and City College of NY. Coach Henry Cortland, hired from New York, targets a breaststroke champion, while Tewell excels in backstroke. In Arkansas, Pike extends its win streak by defeating Camp Dodge today.
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Annapallo
Yporta
Great Lakes
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia Princeton Swarthmere
New York University
New York
N Oval Academy
Fercel
Henry Cortland
Tewell
Habana racing results five races summary
Five furlongs race Arton won by Nelan rider. Leulke Mace second with Thurber, third. Second race five and one half furlongs Lycia won with Tong, Pergourdine second Nolan, Spibia third. Third race five furlongs Hollin Laird won Gargan, Darker lon second Wackson third. Fourth race five and one half furlongs Sage Jane Grey won Ball, Yakrose second Bullman third. Fifth race six furlongs Bank won Dreyer, Capt March mont second, third. Sixth race six furlongs Iigh rear won Lunaterd, Colors third. Seventh race one mile Tarleton and Tarves in top spots with Stout Heart.
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Nelan
Tau
Thurber
Huliman
Orson
Tong
Tol
Nolan
Spibia
Gargin
Jin
Pawling Crowle
Bitk Trustie
Alg
Hollin Laird
Gargan
Lon Wackson
Glen Quin Aetterton Blanche Jrowalton
Cloner
Drees
Sage Jane Grey
Ball
Even Merond
Bullman
Walter Marr
Lola Kimrone
Pretty Baby
Alexa Rag
Hellringer
Pickens
Toowen Bank
Dreyer
Capt Marchmont
Tunasford
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