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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1914

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13

Nationals Increase Contracts as Morgan Signs with Grifith

The Nationals announced a fourth contract for the 1914 season with Rey Morgan signing after meeting Manager Griffith at the Southern building. Morgan, from Baltimore, joins Walter Johnson, Chick Gandil, and Jim Shawnee in decisive terms. Additional reports say catcher Owens from Minneapolis weighs a three year deal, while speculation links Toronto and the Federal League to other players.

Rey Morgan Grifith Morgan Washington Baltimore Walter Johnson Chick” Gandil Jim Shawnee Benoh Owens Nationals Minneapolis Toronto Philadelphia Placn Quakers Lttle Cradence Knabe Mages Cravath Brennan Alexander Eiltiter Doc Miller Walsh

Behind Prison Bars Atlanta Penitentiary Story Continues

A continuation of a famed writer's experiences while confined in the federal penitentiary at Atlanta Georgia. The narrative gains added interest from an ongoing official investigation launched into the matter.

Federal Atlanta Georgia

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Johnson Declines Offer to Join Federals in 1914

Chicago reports Walter Johnson refused a $30,000 three year salary plus $10,000 bonus from Joe Tinker of the Chicago Federal League and said he had already signed with Washington. Joe Wood also declined after signing with his team. King Cole, drafted from Columbus last fall, signed today by Tinker as Chicago plans a 19 000 seat park for 1914 opening.

Federal League Charlie Weegham Chicago Walter Johnson Johnson Publey Walter Griffath Nationals Joe Tinker Griffith Washington Joe Wood King? Cole Lowell Mass George Tyler Boston Nationals Tyler Federals St. Louis Springfield Ill Ilicense Federal League Baseball Club of State C. A. Weegham J. Gilmore W. M. Walker Catcher Killifer

Virginia quint loses to Jefferson School in season opener

Virginia's basketball team opens with a 14 to 7 loss to Jefferson School of Charlottesville. The prep squad played a clever game while coach Lannig rotated lineups, producing mixed results and several substitutions. Scorers included Stickley Nichols Strickland Rixey and Surran with two goals from Surran. Referee Rixey. Halves were 13 minutes each.

Jefferson School Firiw Chariottenvile Virginia Lannig Buckley Vse Fe Ntchels Strickland Canter Dietrick Strickland Canter Dietrick L. A. Luck .Reaza. » A Substitutions—Waddel Stickley Nichola Daltey Dietrick Ingle Strickland Smith Bolling Via Luck Rixey Shemp Jones Martin Wood Geor Michie Soar Nichols Surran Gasis Surtan

Giants Beat White Sox In Eleven Inning Clash

In Melbourne, New York Giants edged Chicago White Sox 4 to 3 after an eleven inning duel. The visitors then left for Adelaide. Charles Ross, Texas League pitcher, signed with the Yankees. R. J. Kelly, local infielder, sold to Lowell.

Melbourne Australia New York Giants Chicago White Sox Chicago Victoria Adelaide New York Charles Ross Yankees R. J. Kelly Lowell

Aloysius and Good Shepherd Meet in Gonzaga Hall

Aloysius faces Good Shepherd in Gonzaga Hall gym tomorrow at 8 equals a promising clash as both teams boast strong records and expect victory. Aloysius Reserves also duel Holy Name tonight in Aloysius Hall with listed lineups and a competitive mood.

Aloysius Good Shepherd Gonzaga Hall Holy Name Quint Aloysian Shaffer Mcrianne Walsh Degnan Wolfe Holy Name Aloone Malone Mulroe Denier Hume Lyone

Johnson Willing to Fight but Demands Big Purse

Peril, Jan. 8. Jack Johnson, arm in splints, says no cable offer yet for a fight with Gunboat Smith on the Mexican border. He demands a purse of 90,000 to 95,000 and says he may fight if terms rise to 30,000 or more, with talks tied to other proposed bouts including Moran and Langford, and no negotiations proceed until Johnson’s other fights are settled.

Peril Jack’’ Johnson Smith Lower California Johnson Ben Aria Frank Moran Pittsburgh William Astor Hanler Sam Langford San Francisco Cal Jan. A Tia Juana Jack Johnson Gunboat Smith San Diego

REAL VICTORY PRAISES CORDIALITY AT CONFERENCE

The Baseball Players Fraternity says twelve requests were granted three modified and two withdrawn at the Cincinnati conference. They praised the non offensive attitude of most commissioners and noted stronger opposition from minor league representatives. Six signers including John P. Henry and Edward M. Reulbach expressed satisfaction with fair, cordial treatment and improved relations.

New York Baseball Players’ Fraternity National Commission Cincinnati Snes John P. Henry Edward M. Reulbach Jacob B. Daubert John B. Miller Ray W. Collins David %. Pultz

Frat Basketball Set to Open Next Tuesday at Epiphany

George Washington University interfraternity basketball opens Tuesday at Epiphany Church gym. Sigma Alpha Epsilon faces Theta Delta Chi in the opener, followed by Kappa Sigma versus Alpha Beta Phi. Handibox to referee all championship games. teams listed include SAE, TDC, Kappa Sigma, and Alpha Beta Phi with named players and managers.

Interfraternity Basketball Compsition George Washington Uniernity Epiphany Church Sigma Alpha Epsilon Theta Delta Chi Etto Kappa Sigma Pha Beta Phi Samuel Barrett Interfraternity Association Wilt Handibox Casey” Jones A. N. van Vieck Fred Austin Gouverneur Dix Donald H. McKnew Allen Peck Alfred Fredericks Des” Thompson Thomas Noonan Sam Barrett P. A. Chamberlain Heine” Swartzell Tubby” Steele Detlov Marthison J. W. Hyde J. W. Cuningham Hub” Brackatt Kappa Sigme Wallace Atherton Niles Bryant Fay Fields Ira Rowson Clarence Wright BH. BR. Tilly Clarence Reese Alpha Beta Phi R. ©. Doyle P. Dy Sale O. 5. Magruder M. McCormick J. c. Terry J. D. Delaney

U S Polo Players Plan For International Matches

New York January 8 The Polo Association reports no friction with England over June dates for the international cup. Chairman H L Herbert says plans proceed and players may not ride until after April practice matches. The handicap list will be finalized after a meeting within two weeks and submitted at the February annual meeting in New York.

New York Ongland H. L. Herbert Pelo Association Herbert Association

Indoor league forms for M C A boys baseball games on Saturdays

The M C A boys department has organized an indoor baseball league with four teams. Captains include Roy Slater of Canadiana and Alfred Cummings of Indians, Elbert Hoover leads Alaskans, and Fred Livermore heads Newfoundlanders. Games occur Saturday mornings with a shield trophy for the top team.

M. CG Roy Slater J. Elgeman P. Demonet Campbell G. Girard Brooke A. Watson T. Carroll Alfred Cummings D. Wolfe H. Potter R. Clifton W. Moore Co. Gerschicktter J. O’donald W. Conn

Catholic University Prepares for Navy Game at Annapolis

Catholic University's basketball team held its final workout under Coach Rice at Carroll Institute as it readies to face Navy in Annapolis tomorrow afternoon. The squad includes Lambert as captain, Tracey, Hinchliffe, Keegan, Donnelly, Loftus, Cartwright, Trumbull, Duncan, Lee, and Lanihan. departure is at 11:00 am with special cars at 1:00 pm. The game starts at 3:39 pm and significant student and player interest is noted.

Catholic University Annapolis Rice Carroll Institute Navy Lambert Tracey Hinchliffe Keegan Donnelly Loftus Cartwright Trumbull Duncan Lee Lanihan

Yale News backs abolition of student athletic managers

Yale News advocates replacing four student managers across Yale’s athletic branches with a single paid graduate manager. The proposal argues for competent, continuous overall control and continuity in management.

Yale News New Haven Conn Jan Yale Aport Yale Newa

Merchants and Manufacturers Stake Shifts to 2 14 Pace

Detroit January 8 The Merchants and Manufacturers stake, valued at $10,000 and long cited as the trotting turf’s famed classic, has changed its class from 2:24 to 2:14. The adjustment is expected to broaden eligibility and attract more horses.

Detroit Mich Merchanta and Manufacturers

Carlisle to Meet Auburn in Atlanta Next Year

Chattanooga Tenn January 8 Carlisle will play Auburn next year in Atlanta about two weeks before Thanksgiving. Charley Wehoo, former Indianater, announced the decision here today. The gridiron clash will be staged in Atlanta, bringing a major postseason style game to the city.

Chattanooga Tenn Carlisle Auburn Charley Wehoo Atlanta

Eastern and Western in Basketball Opener

Eastern and Western basket ball squads clash in the Inter scholastic League choosing game at the Y this afternoon. Western, crippled by injuries, is picked to win though Eastern starts with two veterans in the lineup.

Aquintets Western WHI

Short Priced Horses Win in Races at Charleston

At Palmetto Park Charleston on Jan 8 selling events dominated. Favorites won three races while short priced horses captured the remaining contests led by Laratta Dwyer over Amoret in the 1 1/2 furlong selling handicap.

Charleston Spetial Totley Palmetto Park Laratta Dwyer Amoret Laura McTaggart Helen M Ward Colfex Tom Hancock Sem Quaver John Marrs Playlus Effendialso Lo: Dwyer Nathen Electrician Ipps Haberdash Arec Col Ashmeade Callahan Coeckapur Turner Jim Caffrey Nicklaus Tims Hane Creek Old Hack Tay Pay Sun Guide Bertis Byrne Buss Sumter Ford Mat McTagner Letournd Ruisseau Sager Flask

Today's Racing Entries and Early Odds

Racing card lists first race for two year olds selling at six furlongs with entries including Mailz Netrose Hettledram Stellata Ga Tent Boy Surpassing La Grange Carquet Laird of Kirkaldy They Vilebien Culler Ont and others. Second to fifth races feature purses of 300 to 400 dollars for maidens and handicaps over eight and five and a half furlongs with noted horses and weights.

Puide Joe Finnere Kirchhbaum Falicka Guarel Etevans Barbertta Lady Sharp Micexis Cetamauretta Dune Bride Maris Cophin Lady Young Ia O Blue Beart Maggies Black Botla George Grota Dusky Dave Ooms Heater Summer Hill Austie Carl Laford Cusames Doctor Bailey Largo Eval Claribel Ed Lace Ola Gates Birks Duria Ta Lavise Bltalee Gemnar Doc Allen Orimar Lad Lula B Hazel C Laxson Etek ‘Trip Lord Jam Ailz Mike Cohen Netrose Hettledram Stellata Ga Tent Boy Surpassing la Grange Carquet Laird of Kirkaldy Vilebien Culler Ont Judge Menck Captain Jinks Batouchs le Sainrelia Margerum Sweet Times Snowfakex Don Curran Beach Gand Miradell Golden Prince Dr. Jackson Hila Curran Metral the Turk Moral Crown Madman Big Rock Poris Verena HL Adair Ra Bryson Jek Giles Grump Lady Lightning Robert Radiey Americus Miss Gayle Wiley Luria Portune Serenete Nelting Benedictins Michael Analo L. M. Eckert Woodcraft Imton Ai Brome Bove

Indiana Not to Play Iowa Ends Football Pact

Bloomington Ind January The agreedment for football games between Indiana and Iowa expired last fall and will not be renewed. The article references numerous horse and dog names and unrelated items before delivering the final note on the Indiana Iowa football agreement.

Indiana Iowa Bloomington Ind

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