Conflicts Between Minor Leagues and National Commission
The National Association of Minor Leagues clashes with the National Commission over violations of the nationwide agreement governing major and minor leagues. The piece discusses draft rules, reserve lists, and disciplinary actions, noting tensions as clubs challenge or ignore provisions. It mentions players like Nelson and Ford, committees, and possible suspensions amid ongoing negotiations and potential suspensions.
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J. ED Grillo
National Association of Minor Leagues
National Commission
Becuse
National Commission Las
Hhenea
McParland Beats Keyes In Close Armory Bout
Chicago scrapper McParland defeats Keyes from New York in a 12 round boxing match at the Armory Athletic Association. McParland dominates with punishing blows, while Keyes endures a Terrific beating yet shows no visible fatigue as rounds proceed. Elkton stockholders plan a late month meeting to organize a fast spring baseball team for Ceek County League reform.
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Chicago
Parky Mearhind
Flert” Keyes
New York
Armory Athletic Assentine
McParland
Keyes
Elkton
Elkton Baseball Lan Wit
Ceek County Baseball
Should Run Well to Bay Race Entry List From New Orleans
A long OCR list from New Orleans includes entries and names such as Warner Grinwell Beatrice Toy Buy Momentum Colloquy Angelus ET Shipp Apache John Carrall Pasadena Temaceo Handzarra Avaunteer Meadow Freeze King of the Valley Sea Soit J. D. Duns vantana Deneen Galves Cerro Santa Mansard Dick Wilhop Jockey Maunes Griffin entry Oontent Fiuardo Captain Burnett Jocund Silver Wedding Captain Hale Dollie Dollars Flausible Johnny Lynna Martha Jane La Giotta Adoration Paradise Queen Mattie Russell Colonel Dick Minda Diamond Taxer Rubinea Christine A. Clarvel Hal Laudabte Anioche Rarate Sentada.
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New Orleans
Danna Rivira
Lady Ethel
Atugea
Vincent
Harding
Husted
Gambrinus
Felescope
Towbinaen ‘Oi
Reho
Dtearel
Hannibal Bey
Russell T
Sam
Canomon
Frontenac
Gilple
Lous Brandt
Magnolia
Blakes
John
Delaney Smith
Pedra
jSmith
Plantland
Hiewkena
Tomaces
Awalbard
Pasadenave
Hyperion
Bea
Farrolt
Zinuugn
Grimaldi
Salty Preston
Chief Hayes
Lefinea
Matholl
Prince Hohent
Frank Lord
Murtha Fae
Wisteria
Ucesed
Rusttlag Sikesthep B
I Cumia
Soria
Alton
Throz
Mauritana
Themvert
Mares
Tew
Sorearr
Marie Rusill
Anther
Rantisn Qeer
Thie Ram
Tx Furlonga
Mite
Pacarcla
Rubinan
Vine
Woodsman Riba
Chrstine A
Josie Wheeler
Godfather
Waldorf
Tarabun
Isa Rano
Banenen
Geeree Swain
Lisbla
Eyoranzini
Lord Wiligrans
Soiling
Ick Wilson
Altaspa ' Ar
Miancard
Big Store
George
Tantan
Reel Reynard Wu
George Taylor
Jock “Palne
Sycamore
Jockey Moon
Roy Omglant
Os Gyiftin
Agusta
Captain Garnett
Blanche
Janero
Johnny Lyons
Aldaze
Judge Nelson
Plausible
Oh OL Punei
Dollie Dollars
Telescope
Warner Grinwell
Beatrice Toy Buy
Momentum
Colloquy
Angelus
ET. Shipp
Apache
John Carrall
Pasadena
Temaceo
Handzarra
Avaunteer
Meadow Freeze
King of the Valley
J. D. Duns
Deneen
Galves
Cerro Santa
Mansard
Dick Wilhop
Jockey Maunes
Griffin
Oontent
Fiuardo
Captain Burnett
Jocund
Silver Wedding
Captain Hale
Flausible
Johnny Lynna
Los Angeles
Martha Jane
la Giotta
Adoration
Paradise Queen
Mattie Russell
Colonel Dick
Minda
Diamond
Taxer
Rubinea
Christine A. Clarvel
Hal
Laudabte
Anioche
Rarate
Sentada
Wins in Close Finish Ge o and Odom Capture Purse
In a tight finish at Bilting New Orleans horseman Lord Stan earns the purse as Lucy Marie the Medium narrowly misses. Last event sees disappointment for Proves, while Alex Brewster secures top spot at the head of the Jockey Club.
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Lucy Marie
New Orleans
Lord Stanhope
Alex Brewster
C. S. Burti
Head
Jockey Club
Belle Strome holds off Miss Strome to win at Fair Grounds
In a close finish at New Orleans Fair Grounds Belle Strome, the favorite, edged Miss Strome by a jump. Powers rode three winners from five mounts as Comedienne and Sea Swell also prevailed in a day of tight races. O'Malley won big with Lucy Marie in nonwinners. Track was soft with clear weather.
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Wearington
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Belle Strome
Miss Strome
Black Maurin
Powers
George Odom
Comedienne
Plaudit
Rebel Queen
Cella
Sea Swell
O’malley
D.C. O'Malley
Lucy Marie
O'Malley
Dece
Tvanhoe
Flavigny
Lord Stanhone
Crescent City Hockey Club
Alex Brewster
Bush
Matt J. Wynn
Minder
Tom Holland
Ufydell
Patriot
Lew
iTime
Servicetes
Intervene
Dick Con Hill
Douglas
Joe Howell
Minfortunate
Claihorse
Yous
W. Jo Guyton
Mique O'Brien
Ny Osse
Senace
Maio Fletcher
Hawers
Donaldo
Tinker Nell
Deject
Clentes
Elizabeth Frances
Outsiders Win Three At Santa Anita In Six-Race Card
At Santa Anita Outsiders captured three of six races with favorites winning the rest. Timothy Wen led in Race One by five lengths from Kirkfield Belle while Gateway trailed. Race summaries show tight finishes across sprint and middle distances with multiple named jockeys and horses competing in each event.
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Los Angeles
Santa Anita
Timothy Wen
Kirkfield Belle
Gateway
Solling
Timothy Wan
Lot
EK. Martin
van Kirkfeld Belle
Burisi
Boland
Phil Igo
Sant Bernard
Thu den
Paul
Crepps Heckham Alte
Lamposs
Van
Fred Maier
W." Tiley
Marion Delorme
Royal’ Stone
J. WW
Fueror
Right Sort
Rey el Dinero
Mortera
Palo Alto
Teo
Close
Tag Junior
Orphan Boy
Tur- Jones
George
Davia
Goldstein
Ed. Ball
Dugan
Gn Javan
Rossi
Waterbury
Scadfell
Head Dance
Treen
Furse
Preston
Magazine
Dixon Belle
Burt G.ant
Doreen
Sir Triward
Musgrave
J. RB. Laughrey
Koapp
Livt
Roa
Perry Wickes
Royal River
Big Uw
Alan An
Ben Stone
Dugani
Liddington
Mungrave
Grisambe
Burns
Dr. Shmrall
Bir Angus
the Hammer
George Byrnes
Billuny
Peverdier
Saint Agnes
Volanta
Pontox
Costiz
Lancashire Ladatco
Muskoday Falters in Richmond Handicap at Oakland
In the Richmond Handicap at Oakland on January 14, A Muskoday faded under heat as Miss Officious, sharing favoritism, edged clear by a short margin under jockey Kelly. Fudletta finished third amid a four-runner field, with multiple near-placements noted in the day’s mixed card including selling and sprint events with varied weights and times.
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Muskoday
Miss Officious
Oakland
Cal
A. Muskoday
Richmond
Kelly
Fudletta
Tvo
Heatherscutt
Hayes
Crystal Were
Melairre
Emma G
Garrol
Vonbeur
Galmoors
Ian Lord
Marguerita Ranaelph
Lord Fillgrane
Patriotic
Neuraneo Els Ron
Pume
Woodlander
Pont
Edward Ormonde
McClain
Hazlet W
McIntyre
Chitterling
Whoa
Marra
Yankee Nie
Johumy White
Sir Davin
Work ‘Box
His Eaton
Beechwood
Miller
Lazelle
Ascot
Lone Wall
Williames
Foin
Alarie
Retroit
Macbeth
Royal Hedataaran
Mins Omcigus
Hellz
Tyte
Won and place results from a racing card shared
Fifth race results show Selting Hand Me Down winning at 18 to 5 with Warden Yell second and Cecytus third. Sixth race Futurity purse lists Grace & and Dawn Patrick leading with Dawn Patrick favored at 190 to 1, followed by Blonds and Elevation in minor placings.
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A. Muskoday
Miller
Fulletta
Heatherton
Brean
Selting
Hand Me Down
Putton
Warden Yell
Hayes
Cecytus
J. Butler
Bobby Shaté
Bill Watkins
Astoria Belte
Rustler
Alan Ram
Grace
Heathertom
Dawn Patrick
Mentry
McIntyre
V8 Aliver
Sue
Ruth W
Lega Form
Neva W
Iso Ran
Commission Calls Minors in National Association Reserve List
The National Association clubs carry major league players on reserve lists. The commission urges immediate examination of the October final reserve list, recommends striking names where title has passed to major league clubs, and seeks inquiries to ensure proper removal from the reserve list.
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National Association
Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
Wayers
Nation Association
Readmission of agencies fuels new Departmental Baseball League
The Departmental Baseball League reopens with eight clubs including Agriculture Navy War Commerce and Labor Post Office Treasury Interior and Interstate Commerce. M O Chance is re elected president with T L Weed as vice president and C Robinson treasurer. A three member committee sets rules and colors while Gen Edwards oversees the War team. Next meeting is January 28.
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Agriculture and War Department
Interstate Commerce
Chance
M. OG. Chance
T. L. Weed
Commerce and Labor
C. Robinson
John H. Anderson
Denman Thompson
Billy” Retis
Agriculture
Navy
War, Commerce and Labor
Post-office
Treasury
Interior
Judge Parker
Irving Frickney
Paymaster Holt
M. O. Chance
Postatice
H. F. Worley
Samuel D. Sterne
E. C. Robinson
Gen. Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
T. Worley
Z. L. Weed
Messrs
J. H. Anderson
G. Sanders
J. C. Kondrup
C. J. Duganne
H. T. la Clair
S. D. Sterne
Ight
Military Relay Race at George Washington Games Scheduled
Manager Fleming arranged a three team military relay for the George Washington games at Convention Hall next Saturday night featuring Company G First Regiment District National Guard the Richmond Howitzers and Fort Myer Cavalry. The Bliss Electrical School will enter ten men for open events and challenge Maryland Agricultural College in a one mile relay.
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Fleming
Convention Hall
Company G
First Regiment
District National Guard
Richmont, Howitzers
Richmond
Fort Myer Cavalry
Company I
U and I
Richmond Howitsere
Norfolk Blues
Norfolk
Bliss Electrical School
Maryland Agricultural College
Biss
Eager
Flectrictane
Hyden
Love
Weller
Southerland
Harris
Packingter
Troopers Defeat Regiment Quint In Fort Myer Gym
Troop F Thirteenth Cavalry defeated the First Regiment National Guard basketball team before a large audience in the Fort Myer gym. Final score not specified. Noted players for Troop F included Mahomey McLane Hoagland Hefner Rice and Fergus. Halves lasted 20 minutes. New York Jan 14 President Pulliam of the National League of Professional Baseball Club sent contracts and releases listing Walter Warwick and several players moving among Cincinnati Columbus Rochester Wheeling and Philadelphia.
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Regiment Quint
Fort Myer
Thirteenth Cavalry
Regiment
National Guard
Mahomey
McLane
Hoagland
Hefner
Rice
Fergus
New York
Pulliam
National League of Professional Baseball Club
Philadelphia
Walter Warwick
Cincinnati
Columbus
Fred W. Gdaweil
Roy Hitt
Arthur Krueger
Pittsburg
Rochester
William J. Duggleby
E. J. Anderson
Wheeling
Harry Huston
Baltimore man posts forfeit to bind Windrid match
Fred Schree of Baltimore, manager at Kid Dorset, posts a forfeit of 25 dollars with The Post sporting editor to bind a match with Sally Windrid of Rochester Northwest. Windrid’s manager, Mr Biliven, is in the city and Biliven is asked to call at The Post office to raise Windrid’s forfeit.
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Fred Schree
Baltimore
Kid Dorset
The
Post
Sally Windrid
Rochester
N. W
Biliven
Bilven
the Post
Windrid
Anti racing bills to be introduced in New York legislature
Albany Jan W Following a conference between Senator Agnew and Assemblyman Hart it was announced that two anti race track gambling bills will be introduced in both houses tomorrow. The measures provide for imprisonment up to one year with short five or ten day sentences but no provision for fines as an alternative.
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New York
Albany
N. Y
Jan. W
Agnew
Hart
Racing Tax Nears Quarter Million In New York State
Special to The Washington Post reports race taxation shows 1907 receipts from racing associations totaling 246 428 16 with 4 925 583 spent by 197 racegoers, up from 1906 and boosting agricultural societies. Jimmy Callahan touts Mike Donlin as a top inside player while teams plan spring trips to Florida and warmer destinations. The Brooklyn and Chicago White Sox camps, Detroit plans for Sunday games, and Battling Nelson’s revenge on Billy Nolan are noted.
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Washington Post
New York
John S. Shes
Jimmy Callahan
White Sox
Chicago
Mike Donlin
Donlin
Callahan
Sitex
Mike
Danlin
George Davis
Davis
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey
Clfornia
Honolulu
Sox
Windy City
Los Angeles
Texas
Cincinnati
Mexico
Detroit
Jennings
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