Recall of Farm Hands Hickman Strong in Toledo
Baseball notes detail Charlie Hickman's strong standing in Toledo with the minor league squad, while Harry Niles Hallman and other outfielders shape the lineup. Fletcher's Pittsburg visit garners little buzz as Connie Mack explores minor league expansion with Scranton and other clubs.
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Hickman
Toledo
Charlie Hickman
Harry Niles
Toledo News-Bee
Amour
Hick
Hallman
Niles
Pick
Derrick
Wilson
Charley
Scranton
Hihat
Philadelphia
Monte Cross
Mack
Earl Mack
Connie
Monte
Cross
Chalmers
Philadelphia Nationals
Detroit
Fletcher
Pittsburg
Daniel A
Ohio
Colonial Hotel
Flo
McAleer Sets Up All Stars For Fall Baseball Race
The home manager James H. McAleer plans to select a Kent crew of rail players to boost his team’s chances in the coming season while rivals like Cleveland and Chicago loom. The National League season is slated to run to October 22, four days beyond the American. Officials seek clearer, quicker communications as debates over schedules continue.
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John S. Taylor
Frank Arellanes
Larry Pape
Boston
Sacramento
Cal
Arellanes
Taylor
Pape
Brockton
Mass
Fletcher
Pittsburg
Ball Park
Greago
Mr. Fletcher
Crooks
Bridgeport
Jack Crooks
Nationals
Conn
Eugene McCann
Dick Harley
Haverhill
Billy Stamilton
Harley
Clarke Griffith
Cincinnati
Hot Springs
McAleer
James H. McAleer
Kent
Athletics
Mr. McAleer
Johnson
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National Commission
Laughery
Rising Sun
Price List Fragments for Bath Robes and Grades
A fragmented OCR listing shows bath robes and blankets with prices including $22.50 $20.00 and $17.60. Also mentions Lunday Bath Robes and Terry Robes with related items priced $3.75 $5 $6 and a $9.39 figure.
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Lunday
New York University Beats Georgetown on Arcade Floor
New York University defeated Georgetown's five on the Arcade floor 18 to 5 in the first half and 16 to 4 in the second, finishing with a decisive 34 to 9 victory. Streussend starred for NYU with ten free throws and three field goals while Murphy and Schlosser contributed strong showings for the Blue and Gray. Cant. Schlosser and Cogan provided key moments for Georgetown as the home team showed improved form.
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New York University
Georgetown
Washington
Murphy
Schlosser
Blue and Gray
Carricello
Girshansky
Streussend
New Yorkers
Billy” Cogan
Cant. Schlosser
New York U
Strongsend
Levy
Gibson
Cogan Smith
Martin
Waldron Murphy
McLaughlin
Fight promoters in row over boxing patrons and tampering claims
Philadelphia January 6 the American Athletic Club owned by Jack O'Brien and backed by Tony Biddle claims access to Saturday night boxing patronage. National A. C. owners McGuigan and Edwards accuse O'Brien and partners of tampering with benefits to firemen and demand inflated purses prompting fighters to refuse for the National Club. O'Brien denies the accusation and accuses the National promoters of talent shortage.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
American Athletic Club
Jack O'Brien
Tony Biddle
Jack McGuigan
Harry Edwards
National A
O’brien
McGuigan
O'Brien
Iin
Virginia’s First Season Game Ends With Victory Hope
Virginia battles Pennsylvania in Charlottesville scoring 32 to 11 despite limited practice. Kearns and Rixey excel in the first half, Neff adds two goals after halftime, while Pearce and Turner for Pennsylvania stretch the defense. Referee Williams, two nine-minute halves.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Lannigan
Kearns
Rixey
Bill Neft
Cecil
Pearce
Turner
Campbel
Neff
Walton Churchair
Peiver
Hixey
Nett
Walton
Marks
Toby
Jardet
Gill
Driver
Eree—O
Williams
Mulligan Begins at Tech as Track Coach
A. I. Mulligan, famed Georgetown quarter-miler, takes on coaching duties for Technical High School track athletes without pay. He started yesterday with about 25 athletes reporting, expecting many more by Monday as he aims to shape material for upcoming city meets.
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Ai. W. Mullgan
Georgetown
Mulligan
Western High Surges Past Friends in Low‑Scoring Win
In a slow game Western High School beat Friends School 8 to 3 in the school gym. The Quakers led early, then Western rallied with stronger team play and goals from multiple players. Low sprained an ankle near the end and was replaced by Preston as Lansburgh scored most of Western's points.
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Western High School
Friends School
Quakers
Low
Preston
Western
Friends
Lansburgh
Western High
Radtey
Miller Adams - Osgood
D Fuller
Brat
Niler
Osgood
Gates
Press -Oxgood
Blaine Mahon
C. Taylor
T. Tanner
EXPECT GOLF WAR
EXPECT GOLF WAR reports a Western Golf Association official saying the push to make the association national remains alive and could reemerge at the January 21 meeting. He notes heavy discussion and warns of potential friction at the United States Golf Association session next week.
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Chicago
Western Golf Association
United States Golf Association
Navy Football Schedule Sets Five Dates For Upcoming Season
Four dates plus the Army game are confirmed for next year as Navy announces October 7 Johns Hopkins October 21 or 28 Princeton October 28 or 21 November 1 Western Reserve November 18 Pennsylvania State November 25 New York University December 2 Army game on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. A coon-hunt for the team is planned at Round Bay tomorrow night led by Prof N M Terry.
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Princeton
Army
Washington Post
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Military Academy
New York University
New Yorkers
Midshipmen
Johns Hopkins
Western Reserve
Pennsylvania State
N. M. Terry
Round Bay
Vic Willis Joins Chicago Cubs in Waiver Deal
Chicago gains pitcher Vic Willis of the St. Louis Cardinals after a waiver battle. Murphy initially refused to waive, Cincinnati objected, decision by Garry Herrmann, then Chicago prevailed for 1500 dollars as the transfer proceeds. Bodie signs with the White Sox for 1910 and plans to join spring training around February 16.
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Chicago
Jan
Vic Willis
St. Louis Cardinal
Chicago Cub
Murphy
Robison
Willis
Cincinnati
Garry Herrmann
National Commission
Bodie
White Sox
San Francisco
Ping’’ Bodie
Chicago Americans
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