Boston Club After Herzog Offers McGraw Pick for Infielder
A lengthy sports note discusses Boston club discussions with Herzog, McGraw, and potential trades. It mentions Hub Team prospects, the desire to land a scrappy infielder, and speculation about Helio or related players. The piece references managers, executives, and possible moves involving City and Baltimore connections.
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Lover Fein
Mio
Werner Thax
Uley Merz
Pier
Boston
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Bostem
Baltimore
Pimles
Mats Opsitt
Vanderbilt to meet Naval Academy in next season teaser
Vanderbilt football likely to play at Annapolis on next season’s schedule with Harvard and the Carlisle Indians also possible foes. Michigan slated to visit Nashville, opening a path for Commodores to return to Annapolis as both sides seek a repeat of a two year ago match. University School quintet defeated Cairo 56 to 4 in latest gym game with Jones Porter and Baisley standout.
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Annapolis
Naval
Harvard
Carlisle Indians
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Vanderbitt
Nashville
Commodores
University School
Quint
Tle University School
Cairo Segrega Ion
Jones Porter
Baisley
Election at Business High School Davis Leads Football Squad
Two captains and three managers were chosen at a Rhode Island avenue meeting. Trank Davis will lead the Orange and Blue on the gridiron next fall after a standout quarterback season. Keane was reelected captain of the baseball team, with Jimmy Connails and Pitcher Greger among captaincy contenders. Prospects for the baseball squad look unusually bright as Greer covers first and Frank Davis at short. Joe Sprangy reelected as baseball manager with others guiding the teams. An interscholastic basketball league failed to organize, so each school will arrange its own games among local teams premiering in January.
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Business High School
Rhode Island Avenue
Trank Davis
Evers
Davis
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Jimmy Connails
Gregory
Svandidtes
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Greer
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Wil
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Hack
Albert Welcker
Tal
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Manger
Amory Tie Toys
Lic Jean
Moya
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Edwards
Cornell Baseball Schedule Set for 1909 Season Opener
The Ithaca based Cornell baseball schedule for 1909 lists 22 games. The athletic council announced the season opens April 2 against Georgetown, with traditional foes Washington, Yale, and others on the slate, concluding June 1 at New Haven.
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Washington Post
Cornell
Athletic Council
Georgetown
Washington
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New Haven
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Itha
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Willianstown
Lew Haven
Don Ho Weste Comelie
Fimors
Turner
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Courtnes Hoyle Will Hue
Colson
Capitol
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Elberfeld Declares He Won't Return to New York Club
Elberfeld, former New York American manager, says he will not rejoin the team next season. He indicates Washington management has offered a liberal contract and desires a move to the Washington club. Also reports on Rochester and Luzons basketball scores and other minor sports notes.
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Petal
Washington Post
Lynchburg Va
Sorman
Capitol Hills Royals Duckpin Match Draws Record Crowd
In Washington Cap itol Hill alleys cap out crowd fits for Capitol Hills and Royals duckpin clash. Krieger led Capitol Hills with a 118 average while Baum Yates Rodrick Sims and Warren posted notable scores. Pilgrims edged Mannhattans for first in Colonial League as Treasury near high game and PostOffice boys shutout avoided.
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Arnst Wins World Sculling Championship in New Zealand
Wanganui New Zealand Dec 15 R Arnst of New Zealand won the world sculling championship defeating fellow New Zealander W Webb by length in 19 minutes 52 seconds for a 3 1/4 mile course. Arnst led throughout the race finishing ahead in a strong display of speed.
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W. Webb
Arnst
Penn State Five Beaten by Pennsylvanias Quakers 30 to 28
The University of Pennsylvania defeated Penn State 30 to 28 at Weightman Hall. Cant Kennath relieved McNichol with a relocated shoulder and starred, making four for four from the field. Herman led Pennsylvania with the opening basket, and the Quakers rallied in the second half to seize the win as Penn State fought under the new rules and numbering system.
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Spering
Washington Post
Philadelphia Dee Jo
University of Pennsylvania
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Cant Kelnath
McNichol
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Reel McNic
Sterzer To Minor Leagues Aids Detroit Prospect Plan
Sterzer, a Washington player, will not join the South tour with the cb amp. He will be sent on loan to the Detroit club then returned to Grand Rapids for another season of seasoning. President Navin believes Sterzer not yet ready for the big time but should benefit from another year of training with Grint Reds.
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Detroit
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Grint Reds
Organic Heart Trouble and Cure Claim
A sick woman with organ heart trouble says doctors gave up on her but after taking Dr Miles' New Heart Cure she improved. She mentions shortness of breath and severe coughing, having used five bottles and feeling better, with a money back guarantee. Mrs Glo Willis of Albany Oregon endorses Miles Medical Co.
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Busy Men’s Furnishings Dept Signals Gift Buying Trend
The bustling Men's Furnishings Dept shows strong gift purchases by several customers. Shoppers flock to the department, seeking men's gifts and apparel, indicating a healthy interest in seasonal offerings and practical wardrobe upgrades.
Pajaroita's Handicap Bellwether Fins Third at Oakland
In Oakland, Pajaroita driven by Taplin finished third in a tight handicap race. Golly Ding ridden by Shilling and Falr Annie with Williams and Harris placed in the money as the event showcased strong finishes from multiple entrants and listed betting odds.
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Mentry
Bon Homme
Lee
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Taplin
Forerunner
Miller
Los Angeles
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Shilling
Wte
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Shirling
Fleming
Willams
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Harris
Montgomery
Gloria
Powers
Oakland horse racing results in Dodgers and Strike Out upset
The Washington Fast, Oakland Del Dee 15, and Pajarotta led betting as Berrymaid the favorite lost in the Reber handicap at Emeryville. Big Tim Sullivan had two starters, Trois Temps won under Walter Miller, while Strike Out failed to show form after a huge late plunge. Bon Houst won a two of five overnight features and public interest centered on speculation and upsets.
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del Dee
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Berymaid
Emeryville
Berrymaid
Big Tim Sullivan
New York
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Los Angeles
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Trois Tennys
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Sullivan
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Walter Millers
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Charlie Denerly
Rose Que
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Michigan May Meet Wisconsin in Ann Arbor Next Fall
Negotiations appear opened between University of Michigan athletic authorities and Wisconsin director of athletics for a football game slated for next fall in Ann Arbor. Details and exact date to be announced by both schools.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Ann Arbor
University of Wichigan
University of Wisconsin
Racing Entries From Today’s Card Show Mixed Furlong Showdowns
Entries list multiple races with selling and Futurity events. Horses and handlers repeat across divisions, featuring 108 to 119 each, various names like Wambo ro Johnny White Barker and Serenade to is Parole Cowen El Paso Knight Deck, plus bets and weights in multiple sections across seven races, including two year old purses and special conditions at West Elmwood and Los Angeles.
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Sherman Prince Iratus
Halford
Trust
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Deneen
Silver Schwanz
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Parole Cowen
el Paso Knight
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Lynnewood
Anna May
Core Burning Bush
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bin Eaton
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Duke of Orieana
Belle Kinney
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Exchequer Gene Rumell
Crystal
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Don Enrique
Wap
Twilight Queen
Figent
Creation
Dr Holzberg
Horse Racing Entries and Odds From Mixed Card Notes
A crowded list of race entries, horses, odds, and handlers appears, mentioning Timothy Wen, Ampedo 108, Viston, and multiple race names. Several figures note prices per horse and various jockeys like Iain McGrath and Mark Anthony, with numerous unrelated names and figures interspersed in the fragment.
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Ampedo
Viston
Ivan Hoe
Lady Kity
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Iain McGrath
Mark Anthony
MU Ancn
Riseman
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Inquelor Rialto
Harry Agnes
Fom
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Hed Gaurtet
Henry
Ductene
Montetelo
St Kilda
Bia
Tanse
Psther
Races Planned Across Metropolitan Tracks Next Season
Jockey Club stewards to meet tomorrow to discuss next season racing dates for all metropolitan tracks except Brighton Beach. Owners’ opinions awaited on dates and purse plans as November law interpretations loom. Frank J. Bryan heads Savannah meeting staff with Herman Conklin and Elmer Wilson to assist. prominent figures expected to participate.
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Washington
New York
Jockey Club
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Georgetown Buckets Preview Penn State Clash Tonight
Quint primed Georgetown Hoyas prepare for Penn State College at home in Swen Hall tonight. Local team shows warded improvement and optimism after last season strong showing. Penn State ranked among top teams. Georgetown expects victory as lineup remains largely intact with Schlosser possible strong addition. Game slated for 8 o clock.
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Ryan Gynnasmm
Penn State College
Sventi
O Yias
Pennsylvania Five
Blue
Gira
Schlosser
Western Maryland Plans Reorganization Financed by Kuhn Loeb
News from New York indicates Kuhn Loeb & Co will finance the reorganization of the Western Maryland Railroad, similar to their handling of other gold properties. A committee of security holders has completed a survey of the property and related plans.
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New York
Washington
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Kuhn Lue & Co
Te Western Marland Railroad
Moran Gets Decision In Twelve Round Englishman Outpoints Neil
Owen Moran of England outpointed Franke Neil of San Francisco over twelve rounds tonight at the Armory Athletic Association. Moran used a relentless jab and held the initiative through most of the bout, scoring early and dominating the later rounds despite Neil’s strong sixth round. Moran stayed ahead on points to win a clear decision as the crowd witnessed a steady, technical contest.
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Washington Posses
Owen Marar
England
Franke Neil
San Francisco
Armory Athletic Association
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Eil
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