Pro Ball Scandal Overshadows World Series Debate
Commentator notes the ticket scandal fallout and fan outrage as officials face criticism for mild sanctions. The piece references Johnson and Mug party interviews, plus public reaction to the commission’s findings. It also touches on a Washington Post report about the Giants and the ongoing focus on ticket scalping and attendance.
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National Commission
John J Ty
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Murty
Murthy Sallis
Washington
Keen
Evergreen Mills
Murphy
Rogers
Coroner commits Barnett in boxer death case in Philadelphia
A coroner commits Barnett for the death of Curren an 18 year old boxer killed by a blow during a Philadelphia matinee amid a chaotic scene. Curren collapsed and was taken to hospital where doctors tried to save him. The coroner's physician notes the fatal blow appears to have caused the death.
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Philadelpha
Dee Benjamin Bar
Teryat
Burns Johnson heavy champion ship action teased by promoter
Promoter Hugh D McIntosh asserts Burns remains favorite to win against Johnson in Sydney next Saturday morning. He details the bout at Randwick on December 26, with betting favored for Burns and a large crowd expected. Contenders like Fitzpatrick and Sullivan are cited, while Savannah race plans and New York observers add to the boxing fever around the event.
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Washington Post
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Randwick Storward
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Renal
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Ed Walsh Seeks Raise Amid Sox Pay Talks
Players including Ed Walsh press for salary increases as the Chicago White Sox face a potential wage dispute. Reports say several teammates are also pursuing raises while the club weighs punishment for an exhibition game incident that sparked threats of a broader fight over pay and rules.
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Ube Sox
Tegan Square
Louisville Lands Landreth in Baseball Trade Tale
A confused item reports Landreth from Topeka being added to Louisville’s American Association roster after a sale around August. Details are jumbled about purchases, season remainder, and rule compliance, with scattered notes on trades and other players including Toronto and Newark teams.
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Piave
Landreth
Lopeka
Pittsburg
Natural Baseball Commission
Lousville
Tousie
Contest Closes February 14 1909 With Tie Prize Rule
Notice states contest closes February 14 1909 and in case of a tie a similar prize will be awarded to each tying contestant. Send entry by mail or messenger to Bowling Ontastditor Begathinatey Post Washington.
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Mall Op Messenger
Washington
Parker Bridget & Co Open Evenings Ad Copy
Parker Bridget and Company promote evening shopping with a wide range of men’s gifts. The catalog lists neckwear, linen items, handkerchiefs, gloves, jewelry, night shirts, collars and cuffs, robes, leather goods, vests, slippers, hats, and bags priced from modest sums to several dollars, highlighting quality and style.
Peace Mission Fails Complications Force Departures
The report notes Pulliam and Johnson leave amid failed peace mission as organizations refuse remittance to three players. National League president expected to meet with Frank Chance in Fresno. Johnson conducts no conference with Hal Chase.
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Frank Chance
Fresno
Johnson
Hal Chase
Leaders Train In Various American Cities
A list of cities across the United States appears to name where leaders will train. Cities include Washington Galveston Tex Detroit San Antonio Tex New York Macon Ga Boston Hot Springs Ark Philadelphia New Orleans La Chicago Calfornia St Louis Manston Tex Cleveland Mobile Ala NATIONAL New York Marlin Tex Chicago Shreveport La Cincinnati Augusta Ga Pittsburg Hot Springs ATR St Louis Little Rock Ark Boston Augusta Ga Brooklyn Jacksonville Fla Philadelphia Pinehurst NG
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Coast League talks after session end with term rejections
Washington Post reports coast league delegates refused reinstatement for three blacklisted players and Cy Moreing and Al Jarman of the Independent organization. President Pulliam travels to Fresno and Los Angeles for visits while Johnson heads east. Rumors swirl that Chase may follow Moreing's plan as Chicago Cubs deal unresolved.
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Washington Post
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Ing
al Jarman
Pulnam
Tonigit
Los Angeles
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Yale Freshman Captain Reilly Signs With White Sox
Bernard F Reilly former Yale freshman captain and Andover captain signs to play shortstop for the Chicago White Sox. He reports June 26 after coaching the Yale varsity nine. previously starred for Brockton High and Andover, batting .500 in four years at Andover and playing in the New England League with Haverhill after college.
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Washington Post
Brockton Mass. der
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Andover
Chicago White Sox
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Combehey
Chicago
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Brockton High
Corrigan Pleads Not Guilty in Racing Law Case
New Orleans on December 21 Ea Corrigan the well known turfman faced arraignment in criminal district court charged with aiding and abetting a recent alleged violation of the Locke and racing law. Corrigan pleaded not guilty and was released on a $500 bond.
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New Orleans
Eaward Corrigan
Criminal District
Corrigan
Berry Maid Is Beaten and Jockey Groth Suspended
Jockey Groth suspended indefinitely by stewards after a chaotic finish with Ocean Shore. Tim Sullivan’s color carried forward on Saracinesca with Walter Miller aboard as Tawasentha wins easily.
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Winners at Oakland Feature Races Include Voorhees Triumph
In a multihorse Oakland card, Ray Voorhees aboard Hereafter edged Saracinescu and others in a high profile four mile feature, while Beauman led Tawasentha and Kelowgna in winning efforts. The event highlighted Miller and Williams riding talents amid a tense finish and steward suspensions for the offending horse Groth.
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Washington Post
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JACK ATKIN STARS IN FAST RACING AT FORD MEET
Report highlights Jack Atkin as a leading rider in a day of sprint and distance races. Dainty Belie and other favorites showed strong forms but several entries failed to run. Weather and track conditions noted as influencing performances across events.
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Weather conditions bring mixed signals across regions
Weather bulletin notes a storm tracking from the Gulf of Mexico toward Arkansas, Tennessee, and North Carolina, with unsettled conditions and potential coastal impacts. Temperatures trend lighter in many areas while Atlantic and Pacific forecasts indicate varying wind patterns and possible moderating effects into the week.
Six Furlong Bot Races Include Many Notables
Six furlongs races feature a mix of favorites and longshots with entries like Tory Faye Linne Cadebon The Mist Anna Moy Supar Melé Grace B Burnng and Booger Red in early slots. Other events include one mile and a sixteenth handicap with Glamor Fantastic Bonhomme Wilford and Invader Fans among entries. later cards list selling and claiming lines with numerous horses and riders across seven races.
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