League Deadlock Ends In Ward Fight At National Meet
Newspaper accounts describe a closed session of magnates over president candidacy amid a deadlock involving John Heydler and Charles Brush. Key figures Murphy and Shibe Row debated Ward and Johnson influence, with trades and proposals discussed for Mets Criger and Hettinger, and a tense stalemate that postponed decisive action.
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Deadlock in National League bid triggers Heydler bid theory
Commentary argues John Ward and R W Brown race on for NL presidency leaves John A Heydler as potential compromise. It notes Heydler crowd's reception at Waldorf event, Johnson’s integrity stance under fire, and speculation on trades and player moves shaping next season.
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R W Brown
Louisville
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Denies Secret Agreement Over Purse Split in Jeffries Johnson Fight
New York dispatch reports promoter Tex Rickard denies any secret agreement between Jeffries and Johnson on purse division. He says talks occurred but were dropped when he insisted on public disclosure. Rickard bets no secret inducements exist to favor his bid. Salt Lake CityFavored siteds remain uncertain.
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Foley Rejects Georgetown Offer for Track Lead
Foley, Central High School track coach, refused Georgetown University offer to coach their track team this season. He cited current contract with local authorities and commitments at Central and Eastern High Schools, though he may consider aiding Georgetown after his present term ends. He remains eager to see a strong Georgetown team next season if able.
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Jeffries Johnson clash eyed as Ryan predicts upset
Tommy Ryan, former welterweight champ, says Johnson is under underestimated and Jeffries could return in top form after retirement. Ryan travels to Memphis to back Jeffries in a friendship bid, while Dr Roller and Roller’s camp draw attention for future champion potential. Columbia South Atlantic League eyes franchise funding as Charleston plans to canvass finance options.
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Spend Your Christmas Money On Sensible Things
A brief ad notes gifts of intimate nature such as dancing pumps for four dollars or tech shoes ranging from four to eight dollars. The copy emphasizes sensible purchases that touch deeper than less personal presents, suggesting these items as preferable festive gifts.
May Race at Brighton License Bid Restores Brighton Beach Group
William Engeman plans to apply to the State Racing Commission for a license to race at Brighton Beach for 1910 after a year away. The Jockey Club excludes Brighton Beach from recognized meetings, placing it with independent clubs. licensing now hinges on state approval and proper facilities.
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Seiger Defeats Sullivan in Gritty Ten-Round Battle
In Baltimore on December 16, Joe Seiger of Denver wore down Eid Sullivan of Washington over ten fierce rounds at the Eureka Athletic Club. The bout featured constant trading of heavy blows as Seiger’s lefts and power driving Sullivan to the ropes, with Sullivan bleeding from the nose and eye but still fighting to the final bell.
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West Virginia Mountaineers Baseball Schedule Announced
West Virginia University in Morgantown announces 1963 baseball schedule against major college teams. The season runs April 82 to June 15 with key away games at Bethany Westminster Washington Georgetown St Johns Navy Michigan Notre Dame Case and Pittsburgh. Manager Foulk and coaches Kenna and league stars lead the squad through April May and June contests.
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Mahmout Beats Americus in Wrestling Showdown
Yussif Mahmout defeated Americus in a Tuesday night Windsor Coliseum wrestling finale. The win came at a cost as Bulganan, noticeably improved, suffered rib pain in the second fall. Antonio Pierri had planned a Montreal match for Bulganan against Giovanni Rakcevich, but it was canceled after a physician deemed the bout inadvisable.
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Rock Hill College Drops Basketball For Season
Special to The Washington Test reports the executive board of Rock Hill College Athletic Association decided after a long debate to forgo basketball this season. The key reason is an extensive and costly baseball schedule set for next summer. Students will have only soccer for their winter pastime.
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Automobile World Notes and Exhibits Reach Washington
An automoble writer invites readers to write to The Washington Post Automobile Editor for Sunday answers. The trip by E J Drake reports 45 miles with no adjustments in a Fiupmobile through Virginia, reaching Martinsburg at 6. Detroit and Columbia Electric and Gas agents list Washingtonians visiting with Victoria models and other electric Victoria cars. Rising demand for high class autos shown by Indianapolis Chalmers Thirties orders. Bradison Square Garden hosts motor car exhibits with elegant, simplified decor for the January show.
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