Legal end of baseball battle discussed in Federal League suit
Representatives of the National and American Leagues met to discuss the defense of the anti trust suit filed by the Federal League. Attorneys from Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis attended with league officials as Judge Landis set January 20 for the next phase. August Herrmann expected to join forthcoming conference. Pepper returned to Philadelphia and planned to return to Chicago.
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Pwicaro
Federal League
United States
Landi
Galvin and
Tinhead
Cincinnati
National Commission
George Wharton Pepper
National League
S. M. Clement, Jr
Philadelphia
George W. Miller
Chicago
George H. Williams
St. Leuis
American League
B. B. Johnson
Thomas
Chicago National League Club
August Herrmann
Pepper
Holy Cross Nines Schedule For Southern Trip Released
Worcester Mass Jan 12 The Holy Cross baseball team announced its Southern trip schedule for spring with games set against St Johns College at Annapolis St Marys College at Emmitsburg Navy at Annapolis Catholic University Yale Georgetown Columbia University and others across Annapolis Emmitsburg Washington New York and Baltimore from March 30 to April 8.
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Mass
Holy Cross
St. Johns College
Anapolis
St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Navy
Annapolis
Catholic University
Washington
Yale
Baltimore
Georgetown
Columbia University
New York
Donovan Eyes Tigers Players For New York Team
Detroit January 12 Manager Bill Donovan of the New York Americana discussed with President Navin of the Detroit Tigers a proposed transfer of first baseman Bipp and outfielder High to the New York club. Navin said no deal yet. Donovan expected to complete acquisitions shortly.
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Detroit
Mich
Bill
F Donovan
New York Americana
Navin
Bipp
Outfelder High
Tigers
New York
War plans discussed at conference among Buffalo Federals
In Buffalo on January 12 the Federal baseball league executive committee members Robert B. Ward and W. F. Robertson met to discuss ways to deprive the Federals of players. A preliminary schedule was signed but no definite action will be taken until a February league meeting. The Pittsburgh Federal president attended but did not participate in the meeting.
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N. Y
More
Federal Baseball
Robert B. Ward
The
Brook Federals
W. F. Robertson
Buffalo Federals
Federals
League
Winner
Pittsburg F Federals
Kans City Federal League Sees Stock Rise and Bonds Issued
Kansas City Kansas City Federal league base club votes to cut stock from 50 000 to 140 000 and fund the increase by issuing 100 000 in bonds. Directors rise from five to nine and a president will be elected next Thursday. C C Madison will not seek reelection. Paul Des Jardien slated to join Chicago Cubs as pitcher. James Callahan named business manager of the Sox.
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Kansas City Federal Gaegue Baseball Club
C. C. Madison
Cubs
Chicago
Paul Des Jardien
University of Chicago
International Club likely for Richmond amid sale
Richmond Va Jan 12 Richmond is expected to displace Baltimore in the International League after local businessmen bought the Virginian League rights to the Richmond territory for 12500 dollars. Manager Dunn of Baltimore is due to confer with the buyers tomorrow.
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Baltimore
International League
Virginian League
Dunn
Cozy Dolan Signs 2 Year Contract With Cardinals
Chicago January 12 Cozy Dolan infielder of the St. Louis Nationals signed a two year contract with Manager Miller Huggins to stay with the Cardinals. The deal settles rumors he might jump to the Federals and represents a middle ground between a one year offer last fall and the three year term he sought. President Britton of the Nationals learned of the signing from Hugglins.
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Cozy" Dolan
St. Louis Nationals
Miller Huggins
Cardinals
Federals
St Louis
Cozy” Dolan
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Dolan
Dodgers Let Pitchers Go
President Charles H. Ebbets of the Brooklyn club announced the release of two pitchers to Newark of the International League. Willam B. Steele, obtained from St Louis, and John Enzmann, who joined Brooklyn from Newark last year, were cut.
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Charles H. Ebbets
Stocklyn
Newark
Willam B. Steele
St. Louis Nationals
John Enzmann
Brooklyn
Boehling Hesitates Over Griff's Offer Aces Contract Talks
Yankee prospects stall as southpaw Boehling hails strong recovery from a leg injury and contemplates signing with Griffith after lengthy talks in Washington. Donovan strengthens power to shape roster as owners back his handle on baseball operations alongside Rowland guiding the White Sox.
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Tol
Joseph Boehling
Griffith
Boehling
Washington
Richmond
Ofce
Invitations Sent by G W U Officials for Track Meet
George Washington University officials sent invitations to about forty colleges, schools, and athletic groups within sixteen miles of Washington to participate in a track meet at Convention Hall on February 18. Prof. Leslie Cleveland McNemar led the invitations and is handling many preparations, with additional invites expected and decisions on officials to be announced by week’s end.
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Department of Political Science
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Thoroughbred Race Card Mixed from New Orleans Track
A detailed listing of races with selling purses and entries. Mias Fannie and Mabel Montgomery among winners in early races. Col Cook and Tillies Nightmare notable in later events. Multiple horses listed with weights, odds, places, and times alongside other runners such as Yemassee Dustpan Hypatia and Dancing Master. Time results cited for several races.
Juarez Race Day Results Highlight Five Races
First race for four year olds saw Thought Reader prevail at 6 to 1 with Eisie Green second and Dad vis third. Second race for year olds and up at a mile won by Canapa at 2 to 1 with Rolla second. Third race for four year olds and up at seven furlongs won by Originator at 4 to 1 with Bertha V. second. Fourth race at seven furlongs produced Fathom first and Belle of Bryn Mawr second. Fifth race at five and a half furlongs saw Butter Ball winner with Besom second. Time details listed for each event.
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Eisie Green
Acton
Dadvis
Hice
Virginia Eld
Edna Fl
Fred
Jack Rittler
Barita
Moccona
Twi- Hight
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Peterkin
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Rolla
Stearns
Fred Johnson
Xeton
Kate Shaily
Lady Mint
C. W. Kennon
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the Cinder
Hselling
Originator
Molesworth
Bertha V
Stevena
Winifred D
Gentry
Rose ‘O'Neil
Mott
Edmond Adama
Hulticoat
Weyantoke
Matthews
Fiorin
Wormwood, Voladay, Jr
Acumen Miso
Racing Entries From Juarez First Two-Year-Olds 3 Furlongs
Today racing entries list Juarez card with two year olds in race one and a selling race two. Entries include Cir ella Pit Baby Gal Shaban Euully R Libromie Huot with various weights and buyers.
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Pit
Baby Gal
Shaban
Euully R
Test
Syearokia Snd
Racing in France Favored By War Pause Likely
Reports from Havre claim Paris Longchamps and Auteuil will be vacated and offered to owners, enabling spring racing to begin with steeplechase at Paris suburbs. If enough horses materialize, racing could resume around the usual spring date, with an authoritative France racing statement to follow. Textile the Kentucky stallion draws great interest for breeders as his foals rise in demand. Officials in New Orleans and Juarez enforce strict penalties, boosting sport integrity as riders face punishment for offenses.
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France
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Europe
Havre
Longchamps
Auteuil
St. Quen
Racing
Thomas Monahan
Textile
Novelty
Saratoga
Carroll Schilling
Kentucky
Aires
Hanover
Hindoo
Virgil
New Orleans
Joe” Murphy
Juarez
Patrona
Yale Defeats Penn at Basketball in Intercollegiate Play
Yale defeated the University of Pennsylvania 37 to 27 in an Intercollegiate league game in New Haven Connecticut on January 12. Yale led from start to finish as Penn struggled to score in the second half.
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Penn
New Haven
Conn
University of Pennsylvania
Indians Top Buckpin Circuit Lead With 97 Average
Indians dominate the Columbian League standings with a six win edge over the Buffalos, who trail in second. Griffos and Cubs follow, while Solen leads individual bowlers with a 97 average. Statistics compiled by H. N Stoll through January 5.
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Viselike
Buffalos
Griffos
Cubs
Solen
H. N Stoll
Catholic University to Meet West Virginia Wesleyan in Carroll Institute Clash
Catholic University will host West Virginia Wesleyan tomorrow night in a highly anticipated basketball game at Carroll Institute. Wesleyan impressed in their previous visit with a fast, well-coached squad. Catholic U, in strong form, seeks another victory in its rising streak. Start time is 8 15 o clock with Shorty Hughes refereeing. St John's of Brooklyn scheduled to play here Saturday, but the local management may cancel due to faculty objections to travel.
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West Virginia Wesleyan
Carroll Institute
Wesleyan
Five Ia
New York Era
Swan Defeats Purcell In District Pocket Dillards Contest
Swan defeated Purcell 100 balls to SC in the second game of the District pocket Dillards championship at the Royal parlors. The match was tightly contested from the start with both players playing at high speed and relying on safety play, though no large runs were recorded.
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