Schultz to Play Center for West Virginia Charity Game
Vanderbilt and Sewanee stars join Harvard All Celebrities in a charity football showcase at Nashville Dudley Field on December 26. Proceeds go to United Charities coal fund. Also notes West Virginia arranging baseball and track schedules for spring, with intercollegiate meets and a longer football season.
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Morris Eyes East as Kaufman Plans Europe Tour
Oklahoma youth Carl B Morris who beat Marvin Hart at Sapulpa will fight in a Memphis bout then possibly meet Al Kubiak or Con O'Kelly if he wins. Kaufman sails for France and England to chase Jeannette McVey Langford, while Johnson stays home amid legal troubles and Moore’s slump due to swellheaditis draws Wire service style commentary.
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England
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Jack Johnson
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Barrow takes Eastern League HQ in St James Building
New York December 22 President Barrow of the Eastern League secured offices in the St James building at 26th Street and Broadway with room 66 on the eighth floor to serve as permanent headquarters. He vows firm control, backs umpires, and will harshly deal with chronic kickers while running league affairs with power.
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Syracuse
Packy McFarland
Eddie Murphy
South Boston
Chicago
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New York
Jack Burns
California
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Olympia Arena
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Open This Evening Travel Outfits Appeal To All
Catalog copy touts travel outfits with leather cages containing brushes, combs, tooth powder, soap, and clothes brush. Prices range from 1.50 to 12.00. Describes hundreds of similar items available to readers.
Eddie Dale Wins Charmion Handicap at Oakland in Dim Novelty Race
At Oakland the Eddie Dale horse with Vecher impost defeats Jest in the Big Event while Native Son loses after heavy betting. Roy T. and other favorites falter in opening races as Frank Hogan leads early in a crowded card with several races and withdrawals.
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Social Standing and the Browns Manager Debate
The St. Louis Browns eyebrows rise as a “social standing” manager is proposed to lead the club. Ben Adkins and the syndicate push a drawing-room host for the bench while Jack O Connor and rivals are weighed, amid scathing notes on scouting and ownership influence.
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American League Committee
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Bob Walker
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Ghio
Jim McGuire
Clarke Griffith
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Spitfires
Ben Adkins Ideas For New Era Baseball
President Johnson urges integrity and social standing for the manager. Proposed measures include pass-out checks for players, a bar removal at the park, and free score cards. A new scouting scheme is hinted at, with Connop slated for employment next year in an unspecified role.
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Jacksonville Race Day Results Highlight Three Card Winners
Race card reports five thoroughbred events with purses of 400 dollars. Ted Bob led the first race at 5 furlongs for two-year-olds, time 1:07.3, followed by Spec Nostra and Cantankerous others. Second race went to Casque at 3 to 1, with Fulford and Laula Bell among rivals. Third race covered one mile with Dr. Duenner prevailing at 9 to 1 as Goose placed later. Fourth race saw St. Joseph win handicap for older horses, time 1:46. Fifth race favored Bter Blua at 7 to 5 over Har court and Lawrence F. Daley. Also listed are Critic, Allenby, Kenmare Queen, and Gov. Haskell among late-race runners.
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Giants Schedule Indicates Preseason Games in Richmond and Baltimore
The Giants announce a spring slate with exhibitions in Richmond and Baltimore before home games. Manager McGraw excludes American League foes in Washington and plans a Fort Worth opener against the White Sox at a new park. Training at Marlin Springs, groundkeeper Murphy prepares the field as five Texas League clubs host early matchups.
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