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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1909

Page

29

Turbulent Baseball Scandal Winds Through 1920s Cubs

The piece recounts J Ed Grillo’s Sporting Gomment on Murphy the Cubs owner and the National Commission affair. It details Murphy’s aim to use the commission to advance his scheme, critiques reactions, and notes investigations, Florida trips, and political entanglements affecting the team and its players.

J. ED Grillo Mink iv Vy Murphy Cubs Vopansh Thertsis Murphy Putham

Nay City Signs Flaherty Pact Amid Tight Vote

A terse local note records Nay City signing Flaherty agreement amid a close vote. The document bears the association’s signature and the president’s seal, with no additional details on dates or parties.

Coveleskie Signs Likely Phillies Deal Talk at Shamokin

Shamokin Pa Feb 1 William Shettsline president of the Philadelphia National League club traveled here to sign Harry Coveleskie former Phillies star pitcher for the 1902 season. Coveleskie found the salary too small and offered a figure he would present to club directors next week. Shettsline praised Coveleskie's health and planned to ease practice ahead of the Southern trip.

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Bowling Contest Details And Ballot Issuance Dates

The article notes a bowling contest with the final coupon due Sunday February 14. If not received by noon that day, the 21 special ballots will be issued by mail on Sunday February 21 upon paid subscriptions. Ballots must arrive at The Post by noon February 27.

Post The Washington Post

Automobile World Recaps New Car Models and Police Car

The piece highlights Buicks and other models showcased by Luttrell & Hoy and Thomas & Tolman, with buyers active at the event. It notes a Gates of novelty horns on Oldsmobiles, a Pittburgh police Pierce-Arrow, and remarks on hill-climb records for Stoddard Dayton and Premier endurance and reliability.

Luttrell Thomas & Tolman Company Dr Hagner Rudolph Tanfratay Maxwell Bob Drown Pittsburg L. P .Dorsett Company Stoddard-Dayton

Cates Expects Trade to New York Americans

Washington pitcher Elberfeld target of a season opening trade, with Cates saying he knows Washington plans to ship him to the New York Americans though details remain unknown. He hopes for a regular berth with Washington if not traded, while Comiskey and other Western clubs weigh the pennant picture amid changes in minor leagues and player salaries.

Cates Highlanders Bill Rapp EH Cates Canilton New York Americans Richmond Ind Peepee EU Cates Greensforts Washington Butt New York Elberfeild Charlea Comiskey Sox Napa Browns Tigers Jennings Lajoie St. Louis Boston Ilma Criger Lake Gessier

Offer to tend bar offends Jeffries

A Washington Post dispatch from Los Angeles reports a telegram to James J Jeffries offering 1000 dollars a week to tend bar abroad. Jeffries, amused and furious, destroys furniture in his saloon after reading the taunting note and vows to string the sender with a loyal, mocking reply.

Jeffries Washington Post Los Angeles James J. Jaffiries Jim J. Jeffries Walters Jett Shamaton Jim Marblehead Balipva

Big Meet Entries Feature Olympic Stars Debut in City

Bacon Porter Gissing and Hillman headline the big meet making their first city appearance since the Olympic Games. Over forty colleges clubs and schools will be represented by top performers in this major event.

Bacon Porter Gissing Hillman Newhouser George Washington London Washington Carpenter

Tristate League basketball set for Baltimore and D.C. clubs

West Branch YMCA of Baltimore and Washington YMCA meet in the gym tomorrow night for the third Tristate League game. The article lists the lineup names and notes the event features prominent players from Swarthmore and national clubs, with entries for the George Washington indoor meet and Olympic stars Bacon Porter Gissing.

West Branch Baltimore Washington

Parker Bridget & Co Final Sale of Winter Overcoats

Parker Bridget & Co offers a finale sale on broken-size Parker Bridget Winter Overcoats. Cet today or tomorrow with all sizes in several lines and large savings. One lot up to 20 dollars priced at 11.75. up to 25 dollars at 13.75. up to 35 dollars at 16.75. up to 40 dollars at 25.75. up to 45 dollars at 28.25.

Parker-Bridget Winter E. B

Murphy Seeks Ousting of Baseball Leader in League Meeting

Chicago Feb 11 The Washington Post reports that Cubs president Murphy will demand full public release of the umpire bribing scandal details. He vows to name all known facts publicly if the league committee won t disclose them and urges removal of Charles W Murphy from baseball for the sport s best interests. Johnson counters and says the commission will act next Tuesday or Wednesday.

Washington Post Chicago National League Donnybrook Murphy Cubs New York League Ban Johnson Johnson Cincinnati Automobile Club Chance Charles W. Murphy National Commission Baseball World Kan Johnson American League Mr. Johnson Bruce Thomas A. G Spalding Andrey Freedman

Olympic style track results with numerous names listed

A dense listing of participants and results from a track meet. Numerous names and affiliations appear, including university and club abbreviations. Open events include high jump and shot put with open handicaps and scholastic divisions. The record reads like a roster of competitors and performances without a single clear lead story.

Commission Holds Meeting To Set Amateur Baseball By Laws

The District Amateur Baseball Commission met at the National Guard Armory selecting W C Connor Anderson and C Bret to draft by laws for next season. Billy Betts was named chairman to form a governing constitution and choose two associates. Four leagues attended Railroads M C A Marquette Departmental and Capital City. Officers were not elected due to absences. Next meeting is the second week in March. Capital City League meets today at 3 30 to consider Brookland and Marine joining, likely replacing Bloomingdales and Atlantics. Canadian curlers beat Loch Levens province team in Crossmyloff 6 rink match 14 to 62.

District Amateur Baseball Commission National Guard Armory Connor W. C. Anderson C. Bret Billy” Betts Marquette Departmental Capital City Amateur Baseball Commission Capital City League Second Street Brookland and Marine Bloomingdales Atlantics

Champions in the Field by Washingtons Strongest Five

WoC Robbins plans to defend District and Southern basketball titles with Washingtons strongest five. He aims to schedule games with soldier teams during inauguration week and expects to field many former Georgetown players. Contact at the pension office for aspiring local champions.

Quint Woc Robbins Georgetown Y. M. CA Washington Siu Georgetown District of Columbia

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