Yale to Resume All Navy Five in New Year Time with Galludet
The Navy five slated to resume after December drills as Yale schedules winter activities. The squad, led by captains and managers released for readjustment, eye a New Year’s game at Tasaden or Roses tournament. Navy routed Gallaudet 47 to 20 in a recent midshipman basketball match, with substitutions and a strong defensive effort, while Daubert and Grannis provide key contributions.
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Baseball Slackers May Be Put on A L Blacklist
Chicago Dec 11 Baseball players of the American League who deserted their clubs last season for positions in shipyards would be barred from playing in the league if a resolution to be introduced at the annual meeting of the league tomorrow should be adopted President Ban Johnson said a resolution had been prepared but he withheld the name of the club owner who drew it Radical retrenchment will be the policy adopted for the 1919 season The league favors joint meetings with the National League to discuss future problems and the length of the 1919 schedule and the opening date will be considered The 140 game schedule is favored by Johnson but the 154 game program may be adopted until after a joint meeting The minor leagues chairmanship was assigned to A R Tearney of the Three I League after a remark by NASL secretary Farrell about lacking authority to negotiate with the N B C
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Baseball Bids and Talks Roil Draft and Managers
Orioles slugger Jack Dunn says the draft must be shelved while big magnates discuss the national commission. Connie Mack backs a 140 game schedule as Casey Stengel and Johnny Evers seek roles anew. Philadelphia’s Moran release spurs questions as Dooi eyes a return with the Giants. Washington Park is sold to the government.
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Indians likely to trade Bobby Roth before league meeting
Chicago December 11 The Cleveland Indians slugging outfielder Bobby Roth probably will be traded before the American League meeting in the city Thursday President Dunn stated he would trade Roth if a sufficient return of players is offered Roth has remained in good condition by playing ball and other games while working during the league's off season despite the closing of the season
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Carman yearling burst into promise from Meridian line
The Carman stable shows early 1819 potential with a Meridian colt from Daruma proving fastest among yearlings at Benning trials. The unnamed foal, bred by Carman, reportedly runs a quarter in around £225, showing strong form alongside four other Meridian offspring and an imported French youngster. Nearby, Worms spoil greens at Morris County Golf Club in New Jersey.
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National League plans early conference with American League
New York December 11. The National League adjourned its meeting pending a joint conference with the American League on a proposed program for 1913. President Herdier announced postponement of action on waivers, roster limits, schedules, and other details until after the joint talks. A special meeting may be called in February to arrange changes before the National Commission meeting on January 6. The league favored a sixteen club owners conference, with a committee appointed if the American League preferred. A joint session would be among the most important since the national agreement. The Navy Gun Factory eleven faces Camp Wumbhoreya at American League Park for the Service League title. The day’s races at Carey Maid and others are listed with varying weights and entries. Weather: clear, track fast.
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Taft Misled by Baseball Men Says He Could Not Arbitrate
Former President Taft states Frazee and Hempstead misrepresented their request for arbitration between the two baseball leagues. He believed the role was a legal dispute settlement but learned neither man had authority to invite him to substitute the national commission. He cannot accept any offer to preside over penalties, umpire conduct, or game technical questions.
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Gossip of the Track by Harry N. Price
Dartworth, winner at New Orleans, sired School boy who won at James Lutler's farm before gelding. Billy Oliver winters at Lakewood NJ with plans for next season including cripples like Kenessa. Billy Warrick's WR Coe Onech Stable boosts 7 year olds. imports abroad and riders Sande Enser seen as top of winter era. England race resumption January 12 draws American horsemen. English Derby moves to Epsom increasing American ownership presence.
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Boxing Notes From City and Abroad
A crowded World boxing report notes American boxers Greb and Moore as the only U S fighters to defeat British rivals. Pal Moore wins on points in a bantam bout. British and American forces clash in an interallied tournament at Royal Albert Hall with Wilde, Lynch, and others. Beatty received ovations. Mitchell defeats Miller in a tense bout. Cox and Beckett share points in a heavyweight clash. Florida weather not mentioned. city sports page highlights boxing resumption in Baltimore and future matches in Tulsa and Baltimore.
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British Army
Sims
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Harry Grebb
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Willard First Round in 25000 Suit in New York
In New York City on December 11 Jess Willard world heavyweight champion faced a 25000 lawsuit filed in Supreme Court by promoters Tom Jones and Jack Curley alleging 10 percent commissions on income from boxing and the Willard Wild West show begun in June 1917. case dismissed for lack of proof with fifteen days to appeal. George Helm named Columbia swimming coach as New Yorkers plan an ambitious intercollegiate schedule. ISA likely to decide against a championship meet this year, following college basketball precedent.
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Leonard May Box for Soldiers in District
Soldiers and sailors in Washington and its vicinity will see excellent boxing boats at the Liberty Hut Tuesday night. William Ro Whip, boxing instructor at the local camps, arranges the card and promises adept pupils. Benny Leonard, light welterweight champion, stationed at Camp Lee, may appear for an exhibition with possible appearance by Tom Gibbons. Soldiers from Camp Potomac will have several bouts.
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Camp Potomac
Moran Fired as Phillies Manager Amid Turmoil
Pat Moran loses Phillies job as President William F. Baker reshuffles leadership citing business interests. Moran, who led the club to a 1915 pennant and finished second in 1916 and 1917, is said to be ousted for economy and Baker’s methods. Cardinals Reds and other clubs considered for Moran as Hendricks Rivers and Matty trend for new posts. Ban Johnson remains influential as AL president blocks NL joint meeting in New York.
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Cuban Strike Causes Racing Postponement
In Havana Cuba December 11 the general strike tied up transportation delaying racing at Oriental Park. Manager 11 D Brown led a meeting of owners and others this forenoon and racing was postponed for today. A new set of entries was opened for tomorrow hoping improved conditions will allow patrons to reach the track.
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Phil Dwyer Estate Valued At Four Hundred Twenty Two Thousand
The estate of Philima J. Dwyer, noted freighting man, appraised at 522421 with holdings in racing interests and shares in Metropolitan Jockey Club, Laurel Raceway, Brooklyn Jockey Club, Juarez Jockey Club, and Westchester Racing Association. Details include bond and share valuations across multiple tracks and associations. Also notes the retirement announcement of Mike O’Neil, former NL pitcher and longtime figure in baseball.
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Relivont Park
New Orleans Entries First Race At Six Furlongs
Race card lists six events with horses and weights for New Orleans track. Entries include Barbara Shilling ridden by Mic Martin carrying 67 and Comanche at 104, Choirmaster 108, Stephen H 108, Brace tet 105, and King Neptune as contenders in the opener. Weather cloudy and track muddy with unsettled surface conditions.
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Central scholastic sports and team updates
Dave Wilson, an old Centralite, stars on the marine football eleven while over twenty-five candidates train on Central’s indoor track. Johnny Getz cannot yet play Business basketball but hopes to soon. Freshman scholastic basketball starts tomorrow with Everett Held of Business as a top coach’s card. Georgetown Prep matchup looms Saturday. Craig Russell of Liberty leads the Tome School eleven next fall as AL Mouradian becomes available for the team.
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Treland Urged To Agree On Peace In Ulster Crisis
Fragmented OCR text discusses calls for Irish government and British authorities to press for a peaceful settlement in Ulster. Mentions government self-preservation, writs, and efforts to secure concord as a path to stability amid ongoing tensions. Names and places are unclear due to garbled source.
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