Leach Deal Complication Rewrites Cincinnati Manager Talk
The Cincinnati club faced a tense dispute over Tommy Leach’s manager position as Jost rejected a wide concession. Cincinnati’s plan to swap players, including Ganzel and Pilteburg’s outfield spot, sparked doubt about who would lead the team in the coming season. Meanwhile, the Pirates, led by Herrmann, eyed new arrangements after the unsettled talks.
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Five Favorites Fail Will Leave on Training Trip
Chicago January 11 President Comiskey plans White Sox training trip to California by special train direct to San Francisco leaving February 2 via San Antonio and Southern route. Party of about fifty with thirty players. return via New Orleans with games in Cincinnati against the Reds on April 4 and 5. Final games near season opener against Fort Wayne. Billy Sullivan contract up. Sunday-school League meeting outlines plans for season and possible new clubs. applications to S. J. Carpenter at 9 1/2 Ninth Street Northeast.
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Columbia Five Qut Played In Rough 20 Minute Game
The game featured nineteen fouls in twenty minutes with Columbia at eleven and Pennsylvania eight. The lineup lists Kipatrick Keinath Kindle BeNichol Melitaer Nome Keenan and others with Pennsylvanians leading. Referee Altharpe from Yale and timekeeper W. C. Wyatt officiated as Carpenter seeks an 800 cash deal for a Grand Rapids franchise. James R. Keene reports the death of Ben-My-Chree at his Kentucky farm, dam of Oaks winner and several notable horses.
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Reds Name Joan Gantel as Manager in Cincinnati Shakeup
Cincinnati January report says Joan Gantuel, former Reds captain and first baseman, is promoted to manager for the coming season. Garry Herrmann aimed to hire Tom Leach from Pittsburgh but failed when compensation demands proved too high. Negotiations collapsed over price and the loss of a key player for the new managerial role.
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Three Washington players sign up with new contracts
Three Washington players signed contracts yesterday. Shipke at third base Freeman, formerly with Minneapolis, and Jim Delehants, a second baseman, will play in the Blonda Hotel League during the winter to stay in condition. Delehants looks forward to the season and believes he will improve.
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Yonkers Handicap to Highlight Empire City Stakes Card
Spetalco Ine news from New York reports that stake events at Empire City will be announced weekly this year. The main feature is a $10.4% handicap over one mile and a furlong at a ride and a quarter, titled Ye Yonkers Handicap, with liberal added money and at least one stakes race on each daily card.
MIDDIES TO HAVE DUAL GAMES WITH THREE TEAMS
The Naval Academy field and track team will hold dual meets at Annapolis this season against the Carlisle Indians Swarthmore and Pennsylvania State with dates yet to be fixed. Under P T Finnesan the midshipmen have improved rapidly for several seasons and look stronger than ever this term.
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Readable Proper Noun List Spawns Confusing Entries
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Georgetown and Fordham Clashed at Convention Hall
Georgetown prepares for a pivotal basketball game against Fordham at Convention Hall. The Blue and Gray seek another win as Fordham, led by Mahoney and Fitzpatrick, arrives with a strong record. Team rosters include Rice at center Downey and Crogan at guard for Georgetown, while Fordham counters with Casey Siskins Cassaesa in the backcourt and forward leaders Mahoney and Fitzpatrick. The match starts promptly at 8 5 o clock.
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Nelson Seeks Fight With Packey McFarland For $2500 Side Bet
Hattie Nelson announced in Los Angeles that he is ready to sign articles for a bout with Packey McFarland and would cancel other engagements to meet him. He demands a side bet of at least 2500 and questions the 500 side stake McFarland posted, insisting the rival may be acting oddly.
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Slosson Defeats Sutton in Billiard 18.2 Match
George Slosson of New York defeated world champion George Sutton 273 to 270 in the 18.2 balkline series. Slosson posted best runs of 50 1 and 38, averaging 1616-24, while Sutton managed runs of 6 47 and 21 with averages around 1924. Sutton struggled to control the ivories, failing to score in eight of his twenty four innings.
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Local basketball doubleheader and canoe club event
Two games tonight at the MC A gym feature the association reserves versus Third Battery Fort Myer, followed by the York M G A against the Shamrocks. In preliminary action the Midgets meet the Church of the Good Shepherd quint. Also a Washington Canoe Club meeting with lantern slides is planned, plus a shooting tournament in Hamilton where Fisher leads with 163 of 200.
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Will Rage Virginia Team at George Washington Indoor Games
Arrangements for a one mile relay between University of Virginia and George Washington University were made for the George Washington indoor games at Convention Hall next week. The event accompanies a two mile college championship of the South among Johns Hopkins, George Washington, and Virginia, with Virginia fielding strong quarter milers and a deep squad including Capt. Marbery and Reetor. The Mount Washington Club of Baltimore enters its top five in handicap events, and Western High School juniors will race against Washington School for Boys and the Country School of Baltimore. Final trials close tonight at 14th Street, Ro. Fleming.
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Joe Gans Seeks Bout After Retirement Hint
New York January 17 Joe Gans in town for a few days says he will not retire yet and hopes a match with Battling Nelson or Packy McFarland. He admits he needs the money and seeks a high profile lightweight confrontation.
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