Schedule Extends Blue and White Baseball Slate This Spring
Washington University manager announces the dates for Blue and White baseball with Georgetown April 12 and Catholic University May 26 and notes Easter Monday trip to Washington and a home finale against Georgetown in the capital The list includes reintroduced games with St Johns Mary land agricultural and Navy as well as matches with Western Maryland and Washington College opening March 1 and continuing through late May
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Dovey proposes national clearing house for baseball players
Boston reports President Dover of the Boston Nationals outlines a plan for a national clearing house to regulate baseball player movement. He would present a resolution to the National Commission in Chicago to limit clubs to eighteen players under contract after May 16 and to standardize prices across leagues.
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Automobiles Stir Interest in Bar Harbor and Detroit Feats
A colorful Auto World column notes Ford and Packard triumphs, including a new Model S Ford touring Washington with rising deposits. It reports Bar Harbor’s resistance to island autos and cites Matheson cars earning gold medals after midwinter 300 mile runs from Philadelphia to Wilkes-Barre. The piece highlights Packard’s four day Detroit to New York trip and Waldon’s Transcontinental drive, underlining the era’s motor vehicle excitement and rural anxieties.
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Milan Seeks Raise Amid National's Holdout Dispute
National outfielder Clyde Milan demands a higher contract as Cantillon refuses the offer of a revised deal. Milan writes he was the lowest paid last season and will not sign without satisfactory terms. He plans to meet Cantillon in Texas to attempt a settlement while others debate Keeley Burns pitching records and Keeley’s value behind a weak lineup.
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Two More Players Sign as Baseball Contracts
Special to The Washington Post reports two players signed contracts to President Gomiskey of the Sound President Murphy of the Cubs. The event ends the holdout era as magnates cheer. George Dellfoward, Cubs first baseman and outfielder, and Kenney Ul as head of Glem ens Driving Club helped push the deal. Trank Lange, a Wisconsin State League veteran, pitched for Wausen last season and may lead his contract to pass to the Sox.
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Typographical Error Corrects Bowler Coupon Votes
A correction states the bowlers' popularity coupon in yesterday's Post was printed incorrectly. It should count for one vote, with Sundays counting for five as usual, and this will be the last such correction.
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Magnates in a Row Called Chance Fat Head
Chicago report of a heated meeting between National and American League magnates amid a bitter dispute. Garry Herrmann denies that club owner was on the level when offering a ten thousand dollar bonus, alleging league actions against prize money. Correspondence among Herrmann Murphy and Chance is released as tensions flare ahead of the next league gathering.
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Local Menswear Prices Listed for Suits and Overcoats
A garbled price list shows suits and overcoats offered at various amounts including 12, 15, 18, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 and 37 30. The data lacks complete context but indicates a catalog of garment prices.
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Cornell Football Dates and New York Schedule Notables
Ithaca February 8 Cornell announces football schedule for the season with Harvard, Chicago and Pennsylvania as major contests. Notable first-time appearance by Fordham and Troy Polytechnic. several previously seen teams like Colgate and Amherst are excluded. schedule lists games at Ithaca against Oberlin, Vermont, Williams, and Penn.
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Local athletes enter George Washington indoor meet entries surge
Large entry numbers pour in for an indoor interscholastic meet. Central Kish sends 40 plus participants led by promising youngster Deve. Technical High declares a field of over 40 with fast relays and several dark horses. YMCA and local clubs like Bloomingdale Gurley AC Advent AC Potomac AC contribute strong squads amid trials for the Washington team.
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Quaker Relay Chosen For 1500m Race At Federal Games
Mike Driscoll will lead a four man Quaker relay squad from the University of Pennsylvania in the 1500 meters at the Federal Olympic Games in Convention Hall next Saturday night. The team includes J H Newell D G Hinds L Minds and J L Wartrantz with J L Hough as substitute. The same quartet beat Columbia last Saturday in Boston Athletic Association meet and Driscoll aims for the indoor 1500 record held by Alex Grant. The Pennsylvania team seeks added experience ahead of a Columbia meet in New York.
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