Baseball Dinners Divide Leaders as Spring Plans Form
The piece outlines brewing dinner plans among baseball magnates for the coming season, including Chicago and New York events, the push and pull between leagues, and the potential impact on Spring Training in Hot Springs. It notes tensions with Ban Johnson, Uncle Ben Shibe, and shifts in management like Tenney replaced by Lake and other syndicate moves shaping St Louis and Boston clubs.
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St. Louis
Athletics
New York
M Wasttmes
Washington
McAleer
Philadels
Thians
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Gamnburg Club
Waldorf
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Chicago
Ben Shibe
Ban Johnson
Frank Terrell
Philadelphia
Dreyfuss
Outlook Not So Dark Minors Hot After Discards
The Nationals face a slim but real chance to add help from Class A clubs as McAleer trims a 30-man roster. Washington eyes players like Schaefer Kilifer Conroy Ungland and Bunting, plus outfielders late-season recruits, hoping to acquire usable talent from minor leagues while avoiding major losses.
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Nationals
McAleer
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American Association
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Conroy
Ungland
Bunting
Fayetteville
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Conboy
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Milan
Gessler
Ralston
Conway
Corbin
Swain
Miller
Lelivelt
Chester Krum First Dahlgren Wins By A Nose In Oakland
Special to The Washington Post. Chester Krum wins the Red Leaf handicap by a head at Oakland amid track-surface improvements. Shilling suspensions and rider changes ripple through the program as J Glass takes Juvenile rides. Multiple races list winners including Thistle Belle and Six forints with Roy Junior among buyers and sales noted.
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Morris Catalogues Hart Beating to Spark National Hype
Oklahoma heavyweight Carl Morris stopped Marvin Hart in the third round at Sapulpa. The victory, after Morris knocked Hart down in the 6th, elevates Morris from obscurity to national attention. Morris, a former railroad fireman, weighed 235 pounds and stood 6 feet 3 inches, with speed and power that suggest championship potential. Hart, while once a top contender, faded from his best form. Morris now targets Barry-Ross winner and Kaufman as he advances.
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Michigan to Look East for Athletics Opponents
Michigan's athletic board ended Western conference talks and will seek opponents mainly in the East. Eight games are planned, with Director Bartelme to pick the schedule. Bartelme is in touch with Princeton, Cornell, Pennsylvania, and Syracuse as Michigan weighs its options.
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C U Freshman Five Wins Big Over Business High
The Catholic University freshman basketball team defeated Business High School yesterday afternoon in the latter’s gymnasium by 2 to 10. Fouls on the Stenographers limited Business to two goals aside from free throws, while Rathbone scored three and Shore two for C U. Final sections and halves noted, with referees Tobin of Ponadle University and Hudson. Lineup included McDonnell Wooda Chapman Montgomery Rhoce Schram Rathbone Bridget G Knight.
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Hudson
Langdon Beats Moore In Six Round Philadelphia Bout
Tommy Langdon, outweighing Pat Moore by about five pounds, dominated a fast six round national club fight in Philadelphia with sharp lefts to Moore’s face and steady pressure. The bout ended with Langdon the clear winner though both fighters showed grit.
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Victory for National Guard over Alexandria Lyceum five
The National Guard unit, Company H, First Regiment, beat the Young Men's Sodality Lyceum five from Alexandria, Virginia, 4 to 14 in the National Guard hall last night. McDonnell and Clements starred for the winners with Toomey and Entwisle strong for the Virginians. the lineup lists McDonnell, Clements, Stull, Toomey, Nugent, and Entwisle among others with various field goals and free throws noted.
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Juarez Racecard Results From Mixed Short Sprint Meet
Five and one half furlongs opened with Red Lacy ridden by Nolan taking the win at 1 to 2 as Candpe Gans was runner up and Yeas Von Manders placed third. Second race at eight furlongs saw Remon Carona Motenworth prevail at 6 to 1 with Wolf Murphy second and Cathryn Scott Smith fourth. Multiple other runners including Red Husner fell. fourth race six furlongs led by Creston Nolen over Bonnie Chartle Manders with Elder and Tims also racing. Fifth race five and one half furlongs won by The Hague Rice at 2 to 6 with Lizle Murphy second. Sixth race Napa Nic Nolan rode to victory at 9 to 16 with Abnnal Interant Rem otday second and Chapultepec Benschoten third.
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Gans
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Holon Perry
Chemulpo
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May race in Tennessee
Nashville Tenn Dec 2 an effort will be made during the coming session of the legislature to legalize charge racing in Tennessee placing it under the control of a State racing commission a bill is being framed it is understood fashioned after the Kentucky law under a law passed several years ago betting on horse races was prohibited in this state the bill was fought with vigor by all those interested in the sport and the argument was made at the time that it would destroy the breeding of fine horses in Tennenece
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Racing Entries from Oakland Pensacola and Juarez Cards
A dense list of race entries from Oakland Pensacola and Juarez detailing six races per track with horse names, weights, and odds. Notable items include Adelaide and Salomy Jane at Oakland, Restless Lady and English Esther at Pensacola, and Gov. Grey and Edda Lind at Juarez. Paskert signs with the Phillies after a Cincinnati trade.
Athletics Are Homeward Bound to Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Athletics baseball team passed through Tampa on December 2 en route home from Havana after a series with Cuban teams. The champions reported good health and high spirits as they travel back to Philadelphia.
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Christmas Cheer From Murphy To Chicago Nationals
President C W Murphy of the Chicago Nationals sent 30 letters to regulars and recruits with season's greetings. He and Manager Chance expressed mutual friendship and appreciation, noting goodwill and unity among players and the club during Yuletide.
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