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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1916

Page

13

Business quint faces changes as Glessner sits out with abscess

Captain Carl Glessner of the Business team misses yesterday's game due to a leg abscess under medical care, likely out a week. Wassman excelled at center and Tobes showed promise as guard, challenging Milloff for a starting role while Eastern league rivalry with St. Alban's looms.

Carl Glessner Quint Wassman Tobes Glessner Milloff St. Albans

Mack Signs Pitcher Who Bats Over .400

Middletown Conn January 4 Lester A Lanning of Harvard Il captain of the Wesleyan University baseball team has signed a contract with the Philadelphia Americans He is a left handed pitcher and batted over .400 last season Wanning is a senior but would be ineligible for college time this spring on account of scholarship troubles

Middletown Conn Lester A. Lanning Harvard Wesleyan University Philadelphia Americans Wanning

Cubs Sale Near as Taft and Weeghman Meet

Cincinnati dispatch reports negotiations between Charles P. Taft owner of the Chicago National League club and Charley Weeghman and Harry F. Sinclair for the Cubs sale. Taft and Sinclair optimistic, conference with Weeghman to follow. Federal and International league talks also pending.

Cincinnati Ohio Charles P. Taft Charles Weaghman Iormer Chicago Federals Harry F. Sinclair Oklahoma Oi Sinclair Taft A &T Weegh- Man Chicago National Baseball Commission Weeghmen Cubs Thei Weeghman Charley Weeghman

Hope to Have Bouts in Cleveland Again

Cleveland boxing likely to resume under a new commission after two-year suppression with bouts limited to ten rounds and six clubs. Medical exams for fighters to be required as part of the revival effort announced after Mayor Da vis’ inauguration.

Cleveland Ohio Harry Davis Boxing Commission

Mount St. Josephs Arranges Gallaudet Games This Month

Mount St. Josephs basketball team schedules two games with Gallaudet this month. One game set in Washington on the 2nd, the other hosted locally six days later.

Mount St. Joseph’s Baltimore Gallaudet Mt. St. Joseph 'S Washington

Fans may own Cleveland club plan to sell stock

In Cleveland, the Cleveland Athletic Club syndicate aims to buy the Indians and offer stock to fans in $100 shares to raise the purchase price and underwriting costs. Chicago reports the sale price for the Cleveland Americans at 500000 dollars with 850000 in cash and 210000 in notes, though no deal has closed.

Cleveland Ohio Cleveland Athletic Club Indians J. H. Quayle Chicago Cleveland Americans Ko! McRoy American League Jake Stahl

Joe Gedeon and Nationals Selection Debate

The Nationals may add Joe Gedeon this spring after the Federal League dissolution. Griffith hopes Gedeon will be sent to Washington to fill second base, though his Coast League success does not guarantee big league success. Gedeon’s temperament and hitting must prove strong enough to win a regular role.

Joe Gedeon Nationals Gedeon Washington Ball Club Griffith Coast Star Outlaws

Browns Sold to Ball and Partners in St Louis Club

The sale of the Browns to Phil Ball and other stockholders of the St Louis Federal League club was completed tonight for 526000. Ball will be president, with Stifel and Garneau as vice presidents. Fielder Jones remains manager, and talks seek sale of Federal League players.

St. Louis Browns Phil Ball Federal League Club Federal League Cincinnati James W. Garneau Otto Stefel Ball Club Dodier Realty Company Robert Lee Hedges Old Browns Realty Company John E. Bruce C. J. McDarrmid Walter Orthwain Ball Stifel Garneau LB. van Weist L. Swartz Federal Fielder Jones Federals Branch Rickey Harry Sinclair Jones T. Louis Hdl Chase Fred Anderson Buffalo Federals

Athletics cancel all games with Phillies in spring trip

Philadelphia January 4 The Athletics cancel seven spring training games against the Philadelphia Nationals. Connie Mack says Phillies management wanted to call off several games and he chose not to meet the National League champions if the full schedule cannot be kept. The series was to open March 23 in St Petersburg and end April 7 in Raleigh. The rest of the Southern schedule remains as announced.

Philadelphia Philadelphia American League Baseball South Fla Releigh N.C Mack

Moriarty Signed by the White Sox in Chicago

George Moriarty formerly with Detroit has been signed today by the White Sox in Chicago. He missed part of last season with an injury and was released by Detroit after several years with the club. He is expected to play third base.

St. Louis Tom Jones Ceorge Meyer Sullivan George Willard Conressed Chicago George Moriarty Detroit Baseball Club White Sox Detroit

OConnor Wins $5000 Suit vs Browns in St Louis

In a May 1912 verdict against the St Louis American League club John O Connor was awarded $5000 for wrongful discharge while under contract for another year. The Court of Appeals in St Louis today affirmed the decision finding evidence did not prove O Connor conspired with players to fix a game against Cobb of Detroit and that the contract was not void for ambiguity.

St. Louis State Circuit John O'Connor O'Connor Cleveland Cobb Detroit

Pennsylvania Five Defeats Southern 30 to 10 in YMCA League

Pennsylvania defeated Southern 30 to 10 in the Terminal Railroad YMCA Basketball League. Substitutions included Gonrad for Dorsey and Dingler for McDonald. Scorers listed Dalley three, Boyd one, Dingler Brubaker H Smith two, Mulroe two, Spencer five. Hesett and I Spencer noted for Toat goals. Referee Mr. Golliflower.

Pennsylvania Southern Terminal Railroad Bin L. G. Brubaker Gonrad Dorsey Dingler McDonald

Gallaudet Nine to Visit Baltimore City College May 5

Baltimore City College lists Gallaudet of Washington and Episcopal High School for away games on May 5 and April 6. The squad plans a short spring trip to Shenandoah Valley Luray High Randolph Macon and Maskunutten, with dates set for April 2 21 and 22.

Baltimore

Business crushes East End 44 to 13 in league tilt

In the Interscholastic Basketball League at the Arcade Business defeated East End 44 to 13. Culligan led scoring with ten field goals and eight free throws while Wise added six fields. Eastern’s Barr and Bald win were noted for effort as Captain Hill locals struggled with shooting and ball control.

Eastern Culligan Buck Wise Wise Wassman Barr Roger Baldwin Cummings Capt. McGlasson Capitol Hill

Folwell Named Penn Football Coach for Next Season

Philadelphia January 4 Robert C Folwell longtime coach of Washington and Jefferson football was chosen as head coach of the University of Pennsylvania eleven for the coming season His selection was ratified by the athletic association board Folwell was Penns captain in 1907 and after graduation coached Lafayette two years before moving to Washington and Jefferson where he built strong teams He is about 60 years old The board also ratified the previously announced football schedule

Philadelphia Robert C. Folwell Washington and Jefferson University of Pennsylvania The Athletic Association Folwell Pennsylvania Lafayette

New Orleans Race Track Entries Preserve Open Card

Entries list multiple races at New Orleans with maiden and selling events for 2 to 8 year olds, detailing horses, weights, and track conditions. Included are first through sixth races with horse names like Yellow Sally, Flights Fancy, Bluecap, Gloaming, and several others, plus weights and distances for each. Weather noted as fast. Juarez position.

Yellow Sally Flights Fancy Conowinga Feint Langbleu Wall Street Frank Murphy Gifford A. Cochran Tilo Busy Joe Galeswinthe Little Gink Hose Jouliette Trihols Lady Spirituelle Twilight Chilton King Juarez

Racing Results Across Multiple Maiden and Handicap Events

A dense card of selling races for 3-year-olds and up, at distances from 4 furlongs to 1 mile 16. Substantial fields saw winners including Bobphins at 3 to 1 and John Bunny over a 1 mile, with a series of places like Rey Oakwood and Transport in seconds and thirds. Time listings, odds, and multiple running details accompany the results.

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Meeting of boating clubs to form city bowling league

Delegates from various city boating clubs gather at the Fat Men's Club 931 D Street NW Friday at 8 pm to organize a bowling league. Aquatic organizations are invited to attend and participate.

Fat Men's Club D Street

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