Detroit Players Holdout Threatens Club Finances and Pennant Hopes
The Detroit Tigers face a player holdout as stars seek higher pay despite widespread raises. Detroit gave players 15,090 in bonuses after a poor season, spurring debate on pay and potential legislation. The piece also notes risks around Prante Chance for the Cubs and comments on other players and managers impacting upcoming campaigns.
Turbulent Markets Named in New Orleans Report
A noisy, unnamed list of places and names appears from New Orleans and Los Angeles with references to firms, people, and possible events. Names include Kan, Jon Coyne, Leonard, and Barotle Wolfgills among scattered terms suggesting an economic or legal notice.
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Aggies Announce Schedule for Coming Season
College Park announced by T. H. Mackall the Maryland Agricultural Village baseball team. Schedule lists games from March 21 Georgetown to May 27 Gallaudet College at Washington College. Notes Rhensahila, a star guard, will not return to the team next season and seeks a coaching or sports position elsewhere.
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Scratches mar sport as favorites lose on opening day
Three favorite players finish in front while four are beaten. Off-Hammock Boy, well played by his owner, wins the opening event Aunt Rose on first appearance, wing by a head.
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Local Hammock Boy Wins at New Orleans Fair Grounds
Heavy wagering and light racing card mark a slow day at the Fair Grounds with most favorites beaten. Local Hammock Boy, owned by Red Brownfield, romped to victory in the first race while Umpire prepares for the coming season after securing fresh fame. Lady Leota and Berth finished well behind in the emulative card.
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Handiboe for OH10 League gains Ohio State League umpiring post
Handiboe, a favored local umpire in Virginia League play, secured a contract with the Ohio State League after a date with Robert Quinn, the league president. The decision ends a lengthy period of interest from minor clubs and marks a notable career advancement for the veteran official.
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Mansard Wins Hard Drive in Fourth at Oakland Race
In heavy track conditions at Oakland, Mansard won the fourth race from Plausible and Hal. France of Orange led a runaway in the mile and a half event. Paso narrowly beat Novgorod in a three furlong dash. Other results include Plausible winning the sixth race and Messa taking the concert handicap.
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Four Favorites Fail at Santa Anita Park
Santa Anita saw four favorites beaten as two 12 to 1 shots and another longer shot won. In the San Gabriel Handicap, San Bernard was nosed out by Kinsman with the favorite at 4 to 6 leading. Dugan rode two longshots in the fifth race amid a string of notable finishes and bids across the day with several runners named in the event cards.
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Georgetown Backs Seek Early Workout For Baseball Team
Sam Simon, Georgetown captain, calls pitchers and catchers to report to Ryan gym Monday for first drills. The Blue and Gray plant to start in good shape with several returnees and new hopefuls from Western High and prep teams. Catcher position remains unsettled after Mudd and Maloney departed, with Schiatly and Duffy as leading prospects. Players to report at 3, 1h, daily until outdoor practice possible.
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McFarland and Britt Likely to Fight for Lightweight Title
Packy McFarland and Jimmy Britt look set for a ten round bout in Milwaukee this month after Milwaukee Badger A. C. showed interest and Britt received an offer from Tom Andrews. McFarland conditionally accepted if Nelson bout collapses, while Gilmore pursued better terms with Nelson elsewhere.
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Enthusiastic notes on Baseball Prospects for 1908
The draft piece highlights Will Conlin and Tenney boosting infield strength for Boston and New York Americans officials like Mark Griffith and Jake Stahl traveling to Hot Springs. It discusses McGraw praising Merkle, Bridwell at short, and Mathewson expected to lead pitchers as Eastern League clubs prepare for a robust season with Toronto, Newark, Providence, and Baltimore among hopefuls in a stronger minor circuit.
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Penns Baseball Dates Open Ambitious 34 Game Schedule
Special to The Washington Post Philadelphia Feb 6 Penn announces an ambitious college baseball schedule for the coming season opening March 28 and running to June 16 featuring 34 games half at home half away with a Southern trip during Easter. The slate includes games against Yale Princeton Cornell Georgetown Virginia Navy Holy Cross Dartmouth Indiana Brown and more with venues at Franklin Field Kenrick Field and Atlantic City among others.
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Golfers Elect Officers for Woman's Golf Association
The annual meeting of the Woman's Golf Association of Philadelphia elected officers for 3908 at secretary Miss Margaret C Maul's home. Officers include President Mrs Caleb F Fox Vice President Mrs T Leech Treasurer Miss M Dallett Secretary Miss Margaret C Maul Assistant Secretary Miss Florence McNeely. The executive committee includes Galloway Aronimink and Mrs H Dixon. The Philadelphia Championship is set for Huntingdon Valley CC Noble May 25 to 27. Mary Farnum memorial cup contests October 6 and 7 at Philadelphia Cricket Club St Martins.
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Michigan Wolverines to Play Carlisle Indians at Polo Grounds
The Carlisle Indians and the University of Michigan football teams are nearing a fall matchup at the Polo Grounds in New York. A game on November 21, the same day as Harvard Yale in New Haven, is considered highly probable. Pap Warner, manager and coach of the Indians, said Michigan is likely to agree. The Indians view the matchup as a major attraction, rivaling Yale Princeton and Harvard Yale.
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Rulers Capture Majority in City Hall Showdown
City politics shift as the assessors gain the majority with all three games tilting toward the latter quint. The ballot and power balance reshape local governance and influence upcoming decisions.
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Virginia and Georgetown Rivalry Ties Early Season Efforts
Virginia and Georgetown face off as both teams push for early dominance in the basketball season. The Union League last night saw Stampers edge Rulers in a tight contest while City Hall sides dominated by the Agsessord. Both programs emphasize defense and long passes as they prepare for a key Convention Hall showdown tomorrow night.
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The Bard Dies After Racing Career Landmark Horse Loss
Lexington dispatch reports The Bard once America's top race horse died after retirement at Bryn Mawr. Owned by A J Cassatt the Longfellow son won the Brooklyn Handicap and other stakes and sired Gold Heels. In college hoops George Washington meets Virginia at Convention Hall to open a South title series. Reserves face Georgetown Preps at the YMCA tomorrow night with 8 30 kickoff.
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Relay Rage Big Feature at Federal Indoor Games
Tome Institute sends athletes for first time in a one mile relay featuring Second Segment District National Guard clubs M C A Bloomingdale Athletic Club and Company G. Richmond Howiltzers and Tome Institute join, with Donald McMurray star and Philander Knox Jr. among entrants as entries close tonight with W G Stuart.
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Mullin Seeks Trade From Detroit Over Bonus Offer
Detroit fans report George Mullin is pressing the club to trade him to New York after declining a contract he says lacks a bonus clause. Offer included 1000 for 30 wins or 500 for 20. Mullin desires Clark Griffith and may leave if not traded. President Navin refuses any deal or bonuses this season.
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