Peace in Baseball May Be Arranged Today
New York December 16 reports show National League magnates meeting while American League peace committee arrives from Chicago to discuss a possible end to baseball strife. Officials note unresolved roles for Federal League players and a long conference to finalize terms.
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Browns
Agnew
New York
National League
American League Peace Committee
Chicago
American League
Federal League
Tener
N National League
Aize
Edward Barrow
International League
John H. Farrell
National Association of Minor Leagues
Harry F. Sinclair
Independents
Federala
Offir
Dreyfuss
First Basketball Battles at Arcade For Eastern St Alban’s
Eastern meets St Alban's and Army and Navy Preps clash in the opening day at the Arcade. Dancing follows the games as a banner crowd is expected and doors open at 2:90 o'clock.
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Eastern
St. Alban’s
Central
Army and Navy
Filuy
St. Alban's
Mectilasson
Cummings
Forwarda
Hweam
Boteler
Baldwin
Eduarda St
Knudsen
Weller
Gilmartin
Gibney
Pawling
Army
Navy
Welsh Spairs Wrist Forces Postponement of Title Fight
The twelve round bout between Lightweight Champion Freddie Welsh and Johnny Griffiths of Akron was postponed after Welsh reportedly strained his wrist. Akron, Ohio, Det. 16 reported the news following a wire from Follok stating the injury.
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Akron
Ohio
Freddie Welsh
Johnny Griffiths
Harry Follok
Welsh
Red Sox Acquire Catcher Agnew From Browns
Boston announces the purchase of Sam Agnew a catcher from the St. Louis Americans in a telegram from Chicago to club officers. The deal involves no other players according to President J J Lannin of the Boston Americans.
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Boston
Sam Agnew
St. Louis Americans
J. J. Lannin
Boston Americana
Chicago
Gallaudet Ineligible Keeley Schowe Rockwell Classon
Four players lost to Gallaudet Wednesday Keeley Schowe Capt Rockwell and Classon declared ineligible until January 1 Kendall Green faces Catholic University in a key upcoming game Coach Haas must rearrange his lineup Rockwell’s loss weakens the guard position Keeley’s absence hurts backfield preparation and practice dominance by the varsity over scrubs is noted.
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Rockwell
Keeley, Schowe
Classon
Gallaudet
Keeley
Schowe
Kendall Green
Catholic University
Haas
Varsity
Scrubs
Quint
Georgia Tech Baseball Schedule Released for 1818 Season
Georgia Tech announces an eighteen game 1818 baseball schedule. The slate opens March 9 with West Virginia Wesleyan in Atlanta and includes Mercer at Macon, Auburn and Alabama in Atlanta, Sewanee in Atlanta, Vanderbilt in Nashville and Atlanta, and Georgia games in Athens and Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech Athletic Authorities
West Virginia Wesleyan
Mercer
Macon
Auburn
Alabama
Sewanee
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Georgia
Athens
Atante
Ingram Will Coach Navy Again in 1916
Annapolis announces Lieut. Jonas H. Ingram will return as head coach of the Navy football team for 1916. He plans to keep the same system and add more assistants, hoping to recruit Hardwick as chief aide if possible. Ensigns Richardson Brown and H L Ingram return as assistants.
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Jonas H. Ingram
Naval Academy
Army
Ingram
Navy Beuleals Association
Lieut. Ingram
Hardwick
Harvard
Annapolia
Richardson
Brown
H. L. Ingram
Griffith Gifts Daisies to Peace Envoys Leaving for New York
Chicago December 16 President Johnson heads the American League peace mission to New York with hopes for a practical plan to end the baseball club war. Charles Weeghman may take Chicago Nationals. daisies are given to envoys by Clark Griffith as the group departs.
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Johnson
New York
League
Charles Weeghman
Chicago Federals
Chicago Nationals
North Side Ballpark
Federal League
Weeghman
American League
Chicago Nationale
Clark Griffith
American League Peace Commission
Charles A. Comiskey
Joseph J. Lannin
Boston
Ben 8. Minor
Washington
Charles S T. Chivington
American Association
Robert Quinn
Columbus
John Brice
Mr. Johnson
Antielpata
Callahan to Manage Pirates in surprise appointment
President Barney Dreyfuss named James J. Callahan former Chicago White Sox manager to helm the Pittsburgh National League club succeeding resigning Bred Clarke. The one year deal was disclosed as Callahan’s name had not been expected for the post.
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Hal Chane
White Sox
Paederal League
Connie Mack
Frank Baker
Philadelphias
Baker
Mack
Pittsburgh
Barney Dreyfuss
James J. Callahan
Chicago White Sox
Bred Clarke
Callahan
Clarence Rowland
Havana Race Day Results Highlight Multiple Winners
The program at Havana reports mixed results across six races. Kapje wins the first race on a fast note, with Quick in second and Blwab third. Enco takes the second race for Parrington as Briay Path places third. Moonstone and Tabber race in later events, with Conflagration and Patlor Boy among others noting finishes. The card closes with five and a half furlong sprints led by Little Jane and a field including Francis and Finnigan.
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Lapaille
Ryan
Tinse
Coin
Maxins
San Jon
Sepulveda
Lathersleo
Furtonge
Wttralian Helm
Eye
Enco
Parrington
Briay Path
Tapia
Rath Strickland
Blue Rock
Bal Vanity
Stiles
Knob
Farlon
Anna Lou
Watson
Stunner
Havana
Sallax
Meda
Argument
Wayfarer
Syear-olge
Coureddin
Earler
Brave Cunarder
Taplini
Flying Fest
Ceatty
Burwood
Billy Baker
Helling
Ward
Rapin
Lapellis
McEnai Napier
Girmer
Bavenal
Ford Mal
McDowell
Alten
Miss Genevieve
Haemond Adams
Bob
Cas Bureget
Fronder
Lily ‘Onna
Piott
Kiar
L. Gentry
C. Hunt
B. A. Jones
Howard
Little Jane
Mote
Francis
Ricketts
Atdy P
Hearthstone
Lenore
Tiara
Boggy Jobson
Lady
Racing Entries From Todays Card Include Mixed Weights
The racing list shows multiple races including selling prompts for 9-year-olds and up, two year olds sprinting 5 furlongs, handicap for all ages, selling events with various weights and horses such as Walter, Gano, and Roost, along with entries like Devonshire and Dr. Dougherty. The card features horse names, weights, and race types across six events with numbers indicating earnings or class.
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Peter Stalwart
Endurance
Skinny B
Zinkand
Hearthstone
Manson
Marie Coghill
Downland
Zodora
Industry
Dash
Lacrosse
Ciromate
Walter Wise
Gano
Ong
Dr. Mack II
Ponder
Hardy
Heal Worth
Houset Mantell
Woller
California Jack
Dixie Atina
Thrace
Durin
Vireo
Henry Walbank
Goldy
Madeline Musgrave
Dr. Dougherty
Devonshire
Dr. Cans
Ors
Crisco
Fry
Page White
Aekeey
Smirking
Ehmann
Seana
Mary Blackwood
Peedares
Furio Golden
Pinmwe
Chitra
Altamahe
Sigma Alpha
Lochtel
Yorvatten
Futon
Ile Sa
Agnew Deal May Mean Passing of Ainsmith Here
The Browns manager Rixey has Agnew the catcher for the Red Sox suggesting Ainsmith may be traded to St. Louis. A move could be completed within a few days.
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Agnew
Ainsmith
Rixey
Browns
Red Sox
Ainemith
St. Louis
Western Wins Easily Over Friends Quint
Western defeated Friends 59 to 29 in Western gym. Peine scored 16 points with 11 from fouls as Western pulled away in the last ten minutes. Stenographers beat Friends 52 to 8. Seconds game Friends won 12 to 17. Referee Zavitz, umpire Morse.
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Friends
Georgetowners
Peine
L. F. . King
Boynton Jacobsen
Harrison Seargant
Boar—Peine
Penkin
Seargant
Harrison
Davis
Mr. Zavitz
Morse
Ohio featherweights set for ten round armory mill
Ava Miller and Matt Brock headline a ten round featherweight bout at the Minneapolis armory tomorrow night. The card features notable names such as Duarez Hearthstone and Moonstone in a night of boxing under lights with hopes for a decisive win.
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Minneapolis
Ava Miller
Matt Brock
Ohio
the Armory
Terminal League Basketball Results Include Two Strong Victories
In the Terminal Railroad Y M C A league last night Southern lost 20 to 10 to an unnamed opponent while Pennsylvania fell 24 to 21 to C and C. Players Gebicke Hutchison Hatterly Boyd Moffett and Dailey stood out for their teams in the two games with several goals from floor and fouls noted by officials Tenney, Law and Clement.
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Terminal K. H. X. M. GU
Southern
Pennsylvania
Terminal Railroad Y. M C. A
Smith and Spencer
Gebicke, Hutchison and Hatterly
Boyd
Roothamms Heap
R. Black Grant
Smith Plats
Spencer Ois
Dorsey
Keane
Goode
Heap
Grant
Platz
Goods
Smith
Spencer
Black
Spencer Teree
Tenney
Moore
Clements
Ches
Ohio
Bennerlvania
Hutchison Tordan
Dailey Gebicke McDonald Butterly Miller
Moffett Donald
Fou
Batesteon
Gebicke
Hutterly
Dailey
Moffett
Foul
Coffey Moran Bout Remains Unsettled at Garden
New York December 16 The Coffey Moran match stalls as no articles are signed with Moran wavering and seeking a bigger offer Moran wants a better deal elsewhere Coffey presses for terms at the Garden or no fight Coffey’s manager says the bout must take place at the Garden.
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Moran
New York
Jim Coffey
Frank Moran
Coffer
Coffey
Two Pocket Billiards Matches Tonight in District Championship
Two games are scheduled at Grand Central for the district pocket billiard championship. The first match at 8 o clock features Eileen versus Swan, followed by Wallace against Bartelman in the second.
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Grand Central
Eileen
Swan
Wallace and Bartelman
Race Track Officials Overcome Governor Objection
New Orleans officials announce the annual race meet will start New Year's Day. Stakeholders will be installed to accept wagers on the races, and the meeting length has not yet been determined.
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New Orleans
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