Stone not to be had chance for trade in Browns star pitcher
Chicago Feb 15 rumors swirled on possible American League trades but club owners echoed a no deal stance. Browns president Hedges insisted outfielder George Stone stays unless Washington offers pitcher Johnson, and Cleveland or Chicago could swap for other players. McAleer Washington said no trade in mind while Duffy discussed surplus players. The outlook favors keeping Stone with few prospects of a deal for the Browns.
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Hedges
Browns
Star-Bitter
Moyes
Nationals
Washington
Jedges
St. Louis Browns
George Stone
Johnson
Stone
Chicago
Frank Smith
Cleveland
Addie Joss
Ione
Alear
McAleer
California
Hugh Duffy
The
Box
Mike Cantilion
Minneapolis
John McCloakey
McWaukee
B. B. Johnson
American League
New York
John Kling
Garry Terrmann
Cincinnath
National Commission
King
Kiing
Witt
Cincinnati
Comiskey
Philadeiphic Club
Ture
Philadelphia
Thei! Club
C. A Comiskey
Robert I. Hedges
St Louis
Frank J. Navin
Detroit
J. F. Kilfoyle
C. W. Somars
Thomas C. Noyes
Benjamin F. Sathe Snd
Connie Mack
Me J. Farrell
Hugh A. McBreen
Boston
Phadelphia
Fatey
Donovan
Hugh Dutty
James McAleer
Jack O'Connor
George Stallings
Nevin
Browne
SL ‘Louis
Dredlét
Brown G Sre
Chanueges
Jeems
Fake promoter arrested in national prize swindle case
Clarence Glass, 50, accused leader of a nationwide fake athletics ring that duped merchants and raised over 2 million dollars. He was seized by federal officers after a grand jury indictment with twenty others. The gang, once active in Chicago and other cities, allegedly netted large sums from victims across the country.
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Epes
Washington Post
Vincago
Clarence Glass
Ferthy Ritles
Glass
Vic
Secret Service
Ilinois
Candidates Answer Call for Baseball at Mission High
Candidates for baseball at Mission High gathered for indoor practice with two potential teams forming. Captains named Inst Juos for 1910 and Frank Davis as third captain. Reid added as practice guest. Weather delays outdoor work but aims to start soon. Harry Wilson appointed manager to arrange a schedule for Business department. battery candidates listed along with catchers. overall enthusiasm noted as promising but modest.
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Misiiness High School
Jimmy Fegan
Cv Ampionship Nine
Shore
Car
Crandall
Frank Davis
Reid
Itwax
Harry Wilson
Poreibe
Cesore
Briggs Elected Head of Portsmouth Baseball Club
Frank Z. Brigge was chosen president of the Portsmouth baseball club of the Virginia State League Fe. MM. Stafford, who managed the Danville team, will manage the Truckers next season. Two young men from Portsmouth and Norfolk are reportedly seeking options on the team, but the owners are not pursuing a purchase.
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Portsmouth
Boselal
Washington Post
Norfolk
Frank Z. Brigge
Portamouth
MM. Stafford
Danville
Hanting
St Louis Buys Release of Vic Willis
New York February 11 The St Louis National League club today purchased pitcher Vic Willis from the Pittsburgh club. Manager Bresnahan declined to state the amount paid. Breenshaw said two other deals were in progress to strengthen his club.
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New York
Sth Louie
Vic Wilfla
Pitteburg
Bresnahan
Pittaburg
Wit It
Breanshaw
Hie
American Association Adopts 16 Game Schedule
The American Association Baseball Clubs adopted an 16 game schedule opening April 13 and ending September 5. Schedule committee members W H Watkins George Tebau and M E Canthon announced the dates after presenting the draft. Amendments and constitution revision were deferred to a special Chicago meeting on May 3. No radical changes are planned.
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Chicago
American Association
W. H Watkins
Indianapolis
George Tebeau
Kanes City
M E. Canthon
Minneapolis
Association
T. M. Chivington
Kling Reinstatement Talks Roil Major League Row
Garry Herrmann said catcher Kling would be reinstated after applying and paying a heavy fine, possibly around 1000 dollars. B B Johnson disputed reports, signaling uncertainty about the process and his stance on Kling's return as John Wing indicated willingness to accept reinstatement with a similar fine.
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New York
Garry Herrmann
National Commission
Kling
Mr. Herrmann
King
McGraw
Charlie Murphy
Chicago
Wing
Kansas City
John Wing
Kim
Kilag
Nations' Commission
Magnates fail to agree on 154 or 163 game NL schedule
New York report states that the National League owners adjourned after a marathon session without choosing a season schedule. Key figures from Chicago, St. Louis, Brooklyn and Philadelphia insisted on a 163 game long schedule while others pressed for 154. John Brush remained neutral as debate continued and a vote was not taken. Dreyfuss and others backed 154 or more. Speaker Miller of the Pirates reportedly signed a $3,000 contract for next season.
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New York
Murphy
Chicago
Robison
St. Louis
Ebbets
Brooklyn
Fogel
Philadelphia
Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Tferrmann
Cincinnati
Dovey
Boston
John T. Brush
Miller
Beteman
Pittapurg
Gerson
Tor
Automobile World News and Club Updates
W Dr West of Rudgolph West Co. jetted south for a business trip. Howard Fisk elected honorary Automobile Club of Washington member. S&S 8 Poor, manager of Philadelphia De and Continental Caput shoe Co., visited Washington tire dealers. A new invention called the Jones appearance resembles a recording thermometer with a road map of forks and turns guiding drivers and warning on speed laws and railroad crossings. Tayloe Pollock, local auto agent for the Pilances, reports a new Oldemobile limited roadster shipped. A ball of twine aids car repair by securing wires or replacing loose nuts and sealing leaky connections.
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W. DR. West
Rudgolph-West Company
Howard Fisk
Automobile Club of
Wash
Ington
Board of Governors
National Electrical Supply Company
Jonea
Kane
Washington
Tayloe Pollock
Pilances
Bes
United Manufacturers
Oldemobile
Watommobile Accessory Department of
Baseball Schedule Talks Delay New Agreement
The first day of the American League's annual schedule meeting yielded no action on 3910 schedule adoption and postponement of a new agreement. Comiskey supported spikes while suggesting shin guards as a safety alternative, and Philadelphia’s revenue plan for admissions was aligned with other clubs.
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Chicago
American League
B. B. Johnson
Charles A. Comiskey
Twinings Hold Meeting for Baseball Team Reorganization
Bankers and fans met at the Arizona Hotel to plan the Twining club’s reorganization. A February 21 gathering will finalize the plan. J L Dileaver named manager as the squad retains core players, with two new additions Joe Turner and George Merchant boosting prospects.
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Twining
Arisona
Northwest
J. L. Dileaver
Twinings
Joe Turner
George Merchant
Merchant
West Point Announces 80 Candidates For Baseball Team
West Point cadets report for baseball practice as Capt Haverham’s call brings 80 candidates led by Sammy Strange. Most of last year’s squad returns, March entry class strengthens prospects, schedule includes two early games with Berkeley Hall College and a planned Yale and Columbia tilt in April.
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Washington
West Point
N. Y
Haverham
Sammy Strange
Baltimore
Joseph P. Aleshire
The
Tom
Berkely
Hall College
Army
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Columbia
Mistake Releases Players Saddling Three-Eye League
Danville may delay the Three-Eye Baseball League season after Auburn secretary J H Ferrell issued a faulty bulletin. It stated twelve players released to Danville from Degatur were reserved, prompting several players to sign elsewhere and prompting delays to the opening here with Pearle.
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Estrin
Danville
N. Fob
Auburn
N. C
Jby
J.H. Ferrell
National’ Commission
Degatur
Agsa Conges Tquenea
Releaves
Iegal
Pearle
Holliday Dies After Long Illness in Cincinnati
James Holliday known as Bug Holliday, famed batter and outfielder, dies at home in Cincinnati after long illness. He joined the Cincinnati club in 1889 and played ten seasons before later serving as an umpire in the American Association.
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Cincinnati
James
Bug) Holliday
Holliday
Test Feld
Sumpire
American Association
Grillo Reviews Baseball Spikes and League Moves
The column by J Ed Grillo discusses spikes and injuries in baseball, the ongoing debate over spike safety and uniform gate practices in Philadelphia, plus potential player moves and KOs. It weighs the impact on players, teams, and attendance while noting league shifts toward a universal pay system and roster changes involving George Stone and other clubs.
G W U Council Meets Deliberates on Next Season Football Coach
The George Washington University athletic council gathered in the Hall of Political Sciences to review the indoor games report, declare the meet a success, and discuss selecting a football coach for next season. Names were not disclosed, but Fred Nielson of the 1908 squad is believed to head the list. The athletic association treasurer reported strong finances.
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George Washington University Athletic Council
Fred Nielson
The
Athletic Association
Temple Signs With New York Nationals After College Career
William T. Temple of Red Springs N C has signed to play for the New York National League club next season. The Agricultural and Mechanical College alumnus is a versatile player who can pitch, catch, and play the outfield. Last season he mainly pitched and played in the outfield, recording solid hitting and defensive skills. Temple’s collegiate career spanned three years, and his signing is noted as a promising addition for the club.
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Speniat Do
Charlotte
N. C
William T. Temple
Red Springs
Haa
Temple
Agricultural and Mechanical College
New York
Michigan Baseball Player Expelled For Academic Deficiency
Lathers, third baseman for the University of Michigan, has been expelled for deficiency in his studies. Once a highly regarded college player, he has reportedly received numerous professional offers, including from major leagues, but is now barred from continuing with Michigan at least for the season.
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Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Hlek
Lathers
University of Michigan
All the Season's Suits and Coats Arriving Soon
Warnings to clear racks before spring as new season goods including suits overcoats and raincoats ship in. Shop today to secure arrivals and ensure all items are ready in ship shape condition for the season.
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Belose
Ninth and the Avenue Relays at Federal Indoor Games
Washington hosting 23 relay events at Convention Hall with University of Virginia entries and notable clashes including Carlisle Indians versus Wesleyan. Afternoon program features grade school relays. night program highlights include District National Guard unit teams and various colleges. The Post will publish full entry list and relay team names tomorrow.
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Convention Hall
Washington
Gang
Wesleyan University
Maryland Agricultural College
Richmond College
St. John’s College of
Annapolia
Mercersburg Academy
Episcopal High School of Alexandria
University of Virginia
Latty Martin
F. H. Todd
S. D. Gooch
F. Q. Stanton
South Atlantic
R. W. Burke
Dr. H. Wiltehire
N. W. Douglase
W. P. Fite
W. R. Ward
Inmorrow
Fighters' Business Legal Under Tennessee Law
Memphis floor fights under eight round bouts are deemed legal, a rule by Judge Kelly in the police court. Boxer Phi Brock from Cleveland faced vagrancy and loitering charges. the case moves to civil court with Brock’s attorney asserting false imprisonment.
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Memphis
Tenn
Kelly
Polles
Tennessee
Phi Brock
Cleveland
Ohio
Brock
Stonestreet Sells Eddie B to Copperthite for 500
The notable light harness horse deal afteryesterday saw F X Stonestreet transfer his top pacer Eddie B to Henry Copperthite for 500. Eddie B is seven and regarded as a premier horse in the region and Copperthite plans to race him this spring and summer. In boxing news Boston’s Loughrey defeated Tommy Quill in a fast twelve rounds at the Armory Athletic Association with Loughrey displaying rapid speed and steady offense.
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F. X. Stonestreet
Eddie B
Henry Copperthite
Copperthite
Loughrey
Boston
Young Loughrey
Philadelphia
Tommy Quill
Brockton
Armory Athletic Aesettation
Jeffries Plans Pretraining Hunt Trip to Los Angeles
Omaha Feb 18 James J Jeffries and Sam Berger passed through en route to San Francisco. Jeffries said after business in SF they will go to Los Angeles to engage training quarters and then begin a month long hunting trip before entering official training.
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Jim Jeffries
Jurapa
Jeffries
Omaha
Nébr
James 4
Seffries
Sam Berger
San Francisco
Los Argéles
Thoroughbred Racing at Moncrief Draws Large Crowd
Abe Attell and San Gui win at odds as crowds pack the grandstand at Moncrief. Taboo defeats Old Honesty in a tight one while Obert suffers a leg bruise and is replaced. Oberon boosts price after latest win as C. I. Jones weighs Havana racing prospects for the winter meet.
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Washington Post
Ackeonville
McLennon
Abe Attell
San Gli
Old Honesty
Eye Bright
Taboo
Campaigner
H. Herndon
Obert
San GU
Flanney
Firetrur
Fiartéy
Roseboro
Davia
Hia
KF. Carman Nett
Tampa
Oberon
WV. Casey
Mamie Algo
C. i. Jones
jAlmandares
Havana
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Fuslungs
Ate Artal
Abert
Vallants
Silavia
Fallanamee
Howard
Lardia Lao
Dive Mourn
Miea Helens
Aint Lene
Mud Hen
Waster
Sta
Denelt Lawrence
Defer
Grand Pemgy
Betta Ate
Yan
Wen
the Golden Butterfly
Govora
Toe
Polly
Les Funindn Og
Lady McNally
Taretta
Mia Ala Ren
Eurasiain
Vollbor
Artonette
Doty Bultman
Haslet
Early Court
Doc ‘Allen
Davie
Old Monesty
Outwell
Cempabener Aul ‘O
Herndon
Wlag
Foetec
Als
Garte Roseburg IL
Ranmodi
Boymion
Goward
Meccud Delia
Brotoe
Davenports
Smaledictigu
Schienwig
St. Diatlo
Lay
Rosebors
Orbed Lad Wins at Terrazas Park in 7 Furlong Handicap
Juarez reports Orbed Lad romping home by four lengths in the feature 7 furlongs at Terrazas Park. The card also includes selling races with Hob Lyoch and other contenders, plus a 1 mile result for Bon Ton and Altenberg in the later events.
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Pime
Vaierpene
Rio Pocos
Mas' Niride
Alva E
Genava
Dan Nor
Rue
Wilkes
Juares
Monten
Balito
EARLG
Witean
Benavhotan
Lorie
Fick
Alss Ren
Fueth
Mondan
Chenwardine
Accourt
Dick Vestal
Pelham
Elder
Habodd
Hy Seth
Gueceed
Pecklens
Isotan
Bon Ton
Gesner
Altenberg
Hartment
Garrymander
Bice
Aued
Four Blanket Finishes at Tampa-Carman Feature Race
Four blanket finishes marked the Tampa feature as horses raced hard to the wire. Delng Yoses and part battled the lead while Bill Tibbs and others chased. Richard Carman, the New York entrant from Jacksonville, was noted for the grueling stretch duel.
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Tampa
Fla
Rame
Bille Tibbs
Richard
Carman
New
Firebrand and Rival Horses Race Card Summary
In a crowded racing card, Firebrand, listed at 118, faces a field including The Bam and Tig Mecdigley with odds around 4 to 1. Other notable runners include Restle, Lady Easley, and Roverly. Fourth race features La Reina Mintoe at 107 with Billie Hibbe favored at 3 to 6, and John Garver among contenders at 4 to 1. Sixth race highlights Cass mats at 8 to 1 with several strong entries like Tune and King's Ginna.
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Firebrand
Bowel
The
Bam
Tig Mecdigley
Pearl
Hopkins
Restle
Lady
Easley
Duis
Roverly Sisman
Syear Sieant
Tye Tuciongs
W.bloch
Giambardt
Wan
Tamar
Koerters
Lotfig
Carr Steularein
Pico
Lon Lanter
Caltht
Bosom
Friend
Scrupler
la Reina Mintoe
Billie Hibbe
Awisi
John Garver
Deniston
Latle
Judge Handsreon
Thom
Ial
Beth Gootwin
Thoroughbred Racing Entries Show Large Card at Meeting
Today entries list multiple races with selling and claiming stakes. Names like Muthurity Amhur Hyman Lovey Mary Barapa Lillium Babe Neely and many others appear across six races, detailing weights, runtimes, and purses for each division.
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Amhur Hyman
Lovey Mary
Louie Streuber
Lauita
Lillium
Babe
Id Babe Neely
Syemralda
Mpeto
Hannibal Bey
Deven
Saracinance
Y Valoski
Batonlot
Clueicn
Moydunlor
Faneuil
Atl
Ornste
Galeve Gale
Cobles- Bill
Margaret ‘Randolps
Costent Bell
Redwood
Jiss Naomi
Sem Barber
Rowevale
Kath Dn Dowale
Ios
Wieret Aoa
Jim Cetterats
Ea Netras
Combldry
Kater Hom
Moabeck
Galyenic
Yau! Clifford
Capt
Duun
Tit
Bele Kinney
Dovalta
Saghomora
Cech
Aggel Pace
Contre Coma
XG Molitio
Unclear Names List Publishes Fragments and Nonsense
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous proper names and terms such as Oley Jack Denman Roseburg Dr. Gold Dust Harold Sait Manheimer and many others. The unreadable text resembles a corrupted entertainment or classified snippet with no coherent event or action detectable.
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Jacksonville
Tiestrece
Puras
Abd Apldirge
Forlonge
Pawkline
Nolen
New Sar
Yuletide
Lathlel
Great Cees
the Rascal
Louis Klatz
Clay
Sit
Kearney
Deceivable
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Jek Pendershet
Kod Roseburg
Schisewig
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Mary Rue
Fo Whelan
Dick Chanley
Square Deer
End
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Daatch
Gold Dust
Intero Queen
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Marart
Bevditarery Atebhelmer
Balis
Pinan
Hoy Wasi Salting
Hibs
Hibs" Doctor ‘Suraley
Disle Boight
Ben Double
Woodlane
Cherlie Eastman
Burkley
Blante
Oley
Jack Denman
Roseburg
Behleewig
Harold Sait
Manheimer
Ballet
Mucha
Sattney
Top Nota
Fame
Edwin L
Gastieward
Seo "Hove
Gidea
Murphy Will Keep Kling, Cubs Fans Demand Stay
After a Nations League meeting adjourned, a complaint was served on Murphy of the Chicago Club for salary due. Fans urged Kling remain with the Cubs, and Murphy warned he would not sell or trade if Kling is retained, amid unrest from Chicago supporters.
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New York
Nations League
Murphy
Chicago
Ardy Coakley
Coakley
Louisville Clut
American Association
Lonteville
Kling
Makes Murray Offer To Philadelphia Club Meeting
Philadelphia club talks to compromise former manager Jager Murray's claim amid negotiations. Fogel says a compromise likely. claim may be paid around 300 dollars. He refuses to attend club or league meetings until an adjustment is reached. offer includes 650 dollars and a minor league position to cover additional salary.
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New York
Dieima
Jager Murray
Tgas
Adelphia Cab
Fogel
Peidl
Hogra
Murray
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Fighters’ Business Legal
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