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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1908

Page

30

Theatre Leach Deal Sparks Reds Backers in Cincinnati

The article reports on a contested deal surrounding Tommy Leach and Cincinnati's management, with Jost and Clarke at odds over concessions. It notes Cincinnati’s board, including Herrmann, leans toward wheeling in experienced players while resisting unproven talent. fans anticipate a profitable roster shift.

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White Sox training trip set from Chicago to California

President Comiskey announced plans for the White Sox training trip to California leaving Chicago February 2 aboard a special train via San Antonio and Southern route. The party, about fifty, will include thirty players with return via New Orleans and games at Cincinnati April 4 and 5. The trip ends with a couple of games against Fort Wayne before the season opener on the South Side. Sully Sullivan signed a new contract, details not disclosed, likely a boost over 1907.

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Columbia Five Qut Played In Rough Sixteen

The game featured nineteen fouls in twenty minutes with Columbia and Pennsylvania posting eleven and eight respectively. Key players included Kipatrick Keinath Mellizer Kindle Ryan Cerruest and McNichol. Referee was Altharpe from Yale and timekeeper W C Wyatt. Special to The Washington Post. Carpenter seeks Grand Rapids franchise as club owner asks 12,000 for plant. Ben My Chree dies at Kentucky farm dam of Cap and Belts and other notable runners.

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Leach deal fails as Reds name Gantuel new manager

Cincinnati report states Joan Gantuel, former Reds captain, will manage the team this season after Garry Herrmann fails to secure Tommy Leach from Pittsburgh. Negotiations collapsed over compensation, with Herrmann unwilling to meet Pittsburgh’s price and word that Leach would have been key to a possible trade.

Cincinnati Ohio Joan Gantuel Reds Garry” Herr _mann Tommy” Leach Pittsburg Ware Red Dreyfuss Clarke Herrmann Leach

Three Washington Players Sign Muscular Major League Deals

Three Washington players signed contracts yesterday at President Noyes's office. Shipke at third base, Jeremy Freeman the first baseman from Minneapolis last year, and Jim Delehants, the second baseman, look ahead to the season. Delehants is playing in the Blonda Hotel League during the offseason and is in excellent condition, confident he will improve and shine for the club.

Iine Washington Noyes Shipke Jerey Freeman

Yonkers Handicap to Highlight Empire City Race Card

Spetalco Ine reports from New York that Empire City will showcase Stake events this year with a weekly public reveal. The main feature is a $10.4% handicap over a mile and a furlong to a mile and a quarter known as Ye Yonkers Handicap. Added money will be liberal and at least one stake appears on every daily card.

Middies to have dual games this season at Annapolis

The Naval Academy field and track team will host dual meets with the Carlisle Indians Swarthmore and Pennsylvania State in Annapolis dates to be fixed. Under P. T. Finnesan the midshipmen have shown rapid improvement and are stronger than ever this season.

Carlisle Indians Swarthmore Pennsylvania State Washinngtom Post Annapolis Naval Academy Midshipmen P. T. Finnesan New York

Unclear OCR list of names and places in New Orleans area

A long string of seemingly historical names and entities appears, including persons such as Marie Abe Anne McG Shone and Lady Anne, places like New Orleans Oakland and Los Angeles, and various odd spellings. The fragment reads as a catalog or roster with many misread tokens and no clear event or narrative.

New Orleans Marie Abe Anne McG Shone Lady Anne Greendeal Harting Glebel Queen Rural Boy Lajeunesse Tilelng Orly M Burlew & O'Neill Coloquoy Hing ‘Daughter Hyperion Sea Sait Flavigny Louisa MacParland Oakland Buver Wedaing Mansard Bolte Kinney Workox Lee Rose Opuient Ovelando Burleigh Pajarolts Sautara Montgomery Deutachland We Blacklock Margaret Randolph Blanche Bryan Los Angeles Balelee Vélma Billowy Bob Duke of Bridgewater Smirker Traffic

Georgetown Versus Fordham Tonight at Convention Hall

Georgetown meets Fordham in a pivotal Catholic-school showdown at Convention Hall. Georgetown boasts an unbeaten record this season and works off a strong final practice while Fordham, led by Mahoney and Fitzpatrick, aims to halt the Blue and Gray streak. The game starts at 8 5, with key matchups at center guards and forwards shaping the outcome.

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Nelson Ready to Sign for Packey McFarland Fight

Hattling Nelson declared in Los Angeles that he is ready to sign articles for a match with Packey McFarland and would cancel other fights to face him. He demands a $2,500 side bet and reaction to McFarland’s $500 forfeit. Nelson said he regards McFarland highly and seeks the bout despite past disputes.

Washington Post Los Angeles Cal Packey McFarland Hattling Nelson Packey Nelson McFarland

Slosson Beats Sutton in Balkline Billiards Duel

George Slosson of New York defeated world balkline champion George Sutton 273 to 0 in a 40 point 18.2 game series in a ten game contest. Slosson’s best runs reached 50 1 and 38 with an average of 1616 24 while Sutton managed 6% 47 and 21 with a 1924 average. Slosson’s accuracy and cushion play highlighted the match as Sutton failed to score in eight of twenty four innings.

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Local basketball double bill in early evening program

Two games on the M C A schedule feature local squads with the opening contest pitting the association reserves against the Third Battery of Fort Myer and the main event matching the York M C A against the Shamrocks of the Capital City League. A preliminary pits the Midgets against the Church of the Good Shepherd quint. Separately, a Washington Canoe Club talk is planned for Monday at 8 o clock with lantern slides and refreshments. In Ontario, Fisher of Buffalo tops the Hamilton Gun Club shooting with 163 of 200 targets, Burns of Cleveland is second, and J R Taylor leads pros at 177 of 200.

MC. A Association Fort Myer Fast York ¥. M.G. A. Quint Shamrocks Church of the Good Shepherd The Washington Canoe Club Fisher Hamilton Ontario Buffalo Burns Cleveland J. R. Taylor Newark

George Washington Indoor Games At Convention Hall Preview

Arrangements set for a one mile relay between University of Virginia and George Washington University at the George Washington indoor games in Convention Hall a week from tonight. Also the two mile college championship of the South features Johns Hopkins George Washington and Virginia. Virginia’s squad includes Capt Marbery and Reetor and a deep bench. Mount Washington Club and Western High School participants bolster the meet with sprint, hurdle, and field events. Trials to finalize entries close tonight at 7 on Fourteenth Street Ro Fleming.

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Joe Gans Eyes Return Match in New York

Joe Gans is in New York for a few days and says he has decided not to retire. He would like to meet either Battling Nelson or Packy McFarland, admitting he needs the money and yearns for a shot at a major lightweight bout.

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