Ask Franchise For Cincinnati Push In Federal League
Cincinnati business men seek a Federal League franchise with a $50,000 telegram as proof of good faith. President Gilmore hints Cincinnati may join if membership rules change, citing Providence and Boston as other appeals. Brown expects a $1,000 bonus from Cincinnati, while Herrmann withholds payment citing a reservation breach. Murphy warns Chicago NL players against jumping contracts, pledging legal action to protect rights.
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Prize Trophy for Best All Round Player in Canadian Baseball League
Mr Leclaire ot Ottawa a hotel manager has donated a 30 prize trophy to the Canadian Baseball League for the best all round player each year. The trophy becomes permanent with a 2 gold medal awarded to the winner. The player's club holds the trophy for a year. The design shows a pitcher delivering the ball, crafted in solid silver on a bronze base.
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Naval Academy selects football rep and new committee members
Regular meeting of the Navy Action Association in Annapolis reports Lieut. Comdr. Roger reelected as football representative. Naval Constructor E Land and Comdr. M Trench preelected to the executive committee in Washington, and Lieut. Comdr. N L Jones elected a new committee member at the same gathering.
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Sporting Facts and Fancies From The Baseball World
News from Newport News hints Harry Matthews will seek surplus talent from Clarke Griffiths Nationals. Hanlon and Foster clash over money and losses, Tinker signs with Chicago Federals conditionally, and Heydler notes young players must plan for winter work. The piece urges focus on future and steady play over salary gripes.
George Graham to Succeed Carpenter as Tristate League Chief
Lorcaster Pa January 2 George Graham sporting editor Philadelphia to succeed Charles Carpenter as president of the Tristate League. The circuit will be impressed from six to eight clubs. A meeting here today was insurgent with every club represented by an officer though Carpenter not present. Carpenter elected five year term in 19 and a committee will meet him January 6 to convey owners wishes.
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NAMES ELIGIBLES FOR GOLF TOURNEYS
New York Jan L selection of possible sites for amateur open and women's national golf championships was unofficially announced. The USGA will meet next Friday to finalize choices. Amateur venues: Bkwanok Vermont Mayfield Cleveland and Detroit Country Club. Open venues: Homewood Flossmoor Midlothian Blue Island and Minneapolis Minikahda. Women venues: Nassau Glen Cove Exmoor Highland Park Chicago Golf. American athletes lead in Olympic running heats with 49 Americans among 92 finalists in 1908 and 1912.
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Highland Park
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Wheat, Ill
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Trainer Moulton Receives Home as Christmas Gift
Veteran Stanford trainer Dad Moulton, after twelve years of service, is given the home at Palo Alto by the student body as a Christmas gift. He may accept a job offer at Oregon Agricultural School. His notable trainees include Kraenzlein, Norman Dole, Leland Stanford Scott, and George Horlie who set jumping records. Alexandria, January 2, a basketball game is set for Saturday at the Armory Gymnasium between Cardinale and Holy Name, with McBride Nugent Cockrell Owens and Shaline in the lineup. Polo Association grows with 48 clubs and 4 applying for membership with 36 military posts involved.
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Lannin Family Sells Interest in Boston Nationals
Boston Jan 2 President Joseph J Lannin and his son Paul I Lannin have disposed of their interests in the Boston National club. The elder Lannin transferred his stock to Vice President C James Connolly of the Nationals and the son’s stake was sold to Frank Curley, a Connolly associate.
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Joseph J. Lannin
Boston American Baseball Club
Paul IL. Lannin
Boston National Club
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C. James Connolly
Nationals
Frank Curley
Skin for yacht Defiance uses two thicknesses of mahogany
Boston January 2 report states the Defiance yacht hull will use a two thickness mahogany skin instead of bronze or steel. Built at Bath Maine for a New York Philadelphia and Boston syndicate, the wood skin aims for a smoother finish and resistance to buckling around rivets. Workmen finish the hull mold and steel frame delivery is promised soon.
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Clever vaulters shine in Chicago Athletic Club quintet
Coach Martin Delaney leads a stellar five in pole vaulting Frank Murphy Johnny Gold Robert Gardner Walter Dray and Bud Shaw all noted as champions across Amateur Athletic Union Ist Intercollegiate or Western Conference. Meanwhile Jay Gould of New York will clash with G F Covey of Sussex England for the world open court tennis title at the Philadelphia Racquet Club in March.
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Johnny Gold
Robert Gardner
Walter Dray
Jay Gould
New York
G. F Covey
Sussex
England
Philadelphia
Mach
Thoroughfare of names in 1900s racing lists Charleston to Cincinnati
A dense OCR snapshot lists numerous horses and runners such as Flying Yankee Dartworth Kinmundy Gagnant Berkeley Harebell Flask Daily Waters Ruisseau Camel Dartworth Premier Tony W. Tom Horn Kinmundy Marehon Fardner and others. Also names like Veneta Btrome Transact Largo Ferrana Ny Quarter Dad Stearnes and Lord Elam appear, indicating a broad compilation of entrants and perhaps bets across multiple regional racing reports.
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Gy Flagg
Philadelphia Inquirer
Flying Yankee
Dartworth
Kinmundy
Gagnant
Cynosure
Berkeley
Harebell
Flask
Daily Waters
Ruisseau
Camel
Uncle Bet
Haston
Anne Meee
Hazel C
Buss
Lord Elam
Jack Laxsey
Dety
Boward
Lady Etna
Judes Monck
Clem Beachey
Eisle Herndon
Fawn
Richland
Berkley
Dally Waters
Harbell
Ruby Hyams
Squealer
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Melrose
Ae Galant Boy
Ruiescan
Agnier
Corcopals
Veneta Btrome
Serai Quaver
Quest
Steal Away
Letourne
Belling Mindicap
Samual R. Meyer
Plural Park
Bropkmahr
Lachiel
Loa UL. H. Adair
Old Hen
Palmetto Park results show favorites falter in mixed card
Horse racing notes from Charleston report heavy betting on Raleigh P. D. and Silas Grump failing to win, with Renata and Ancon among the few winners. Multiple races list winners, times, and top finishers including Hearthstone, Berenaia, La Pairie, Ancon, and Gemwell, across fourteen stakes and selling events.
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Charleston
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Palmetto Park
Renata
Ancon
Silas Grump
Hearthstone
Racing entries and results for six races at 6 to 11 miles
A list of horse races for horses aged 3 and up, with purses from 300 to 800 dollars. Entries include Clariehet, Ha Hi Yip, Garden of Allah, Mack B Eubanks, Sea Clif, The Cinder, Uncle Ben, Jessup Burn, Samual R. Meyer, Flying Yankee, Letourne, Kamundy and others with weights, distances, and placings.
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Sliver Tone
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Kick
Travead
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Muff
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Garden of Allah
Dad Stearnes
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No Quarter
Frank Wooden
Lee Harrison II
Fire
Serling
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Big Lumax
Florin
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Sea Clif
the Cinder
Barsac
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Gald
Shorty Northsut
Jack Lazeon
Hanuis
Great Twbiles
Edward T. Prior
Charleston
Bowlers New Gym for Iowa University
Iowa University awarded $200,000 by the board for control of educational institutions to build a new gym and symnosium. The project aims to expand athletic facilities and student recreation at the campus.
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Montrose A C Beats Dumbarton In 37 22 Race
Montrose A C defeated Dumbarton A C in a fast 37 to 22 basketball game at Montrose gym. Hance and Kleinschmidt starred for Montrose, Hall led Dumbarton with eight from the foul line, and teamwork carried the win after a longer practice period. Time 20 minutes per half. Edinburgh report notes Hans Helmer won the Powderhall marathon in 1 2 12.
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American bowlers invade Berlin from New York
New York bowlers under the United Bowling Clubs of New York plan to compete in Berlin for the bowling championship. About two hundred players, including renowned former champions G. Frank Sauer and Frederick Schwartje, join the delegation. Also noted is Dr. Albert Daley, former Athletics player, now installed as mayor of Bayonne, New Jersey.
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