Cantillon’s Aiding Hand Shapes Fast Modern Baseball
Sporting Comment by J. Ed Grillo assesses Cantillon’s influence on assembling disciplined players. He cites past misfits like Ganley, Clymer, Streat, and Unglaub, contrasting them with Cantillon’s methods. Grillo notes Washington’s build with capable, trainable men and hints at boxing and wrestling prospects touring England, with timing for a Jeffries clash and a potential $75,000 tour.
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Atlantic Auto Racing Prospect Promises Big Exhibition
Promoters plan a massive auto race event with a banked track, a large garage, and spectator facilities. Commodore Louis Wot and Gywis To Wherry lead efforts to secure backing from local businessmen and yacht club members, with over $1,000,000 reportedly to be invested and weekly race events to begin next summer.
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Night Riders Indicted in Kansas County Case
Eight men from a Kansas county were indicted by a federal grand jury in Kansas City on charges of using Night Rider tactics to intimidate residents and deprive Maj Stokes and his niece, both African American homesteaders near Hugoton, of constitutional rights.
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Booger Red Narrowly Beats Seven Racers at Oakland
A Texas bred pony Booger Red at 14 hands high defeated seven top racers including Rosebee and Bellewether in a 6 1/2 furlongs race at Oakland last Saturday. The game four year old colt by Rancocas Heeley surged past late to win by a head in 4 22.
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Havana Results Six Races At Daily Track Meet
Six furlongs Elder wins First Race with Select second time 1134 5. Second race Richard Dulse takes Wine Merchant over Gowango and Time. Third race five and one half furlongs Amator defeats Jack McKeon with Katie Gleason second. Fourth race five furlongs Claiborne wins Autumn Maid with St Auralia second. Fifth race five furlongs Judge Treen prevails over Enlist with Tiie third in 1 02. Sixth race one mile one furlong Maledictin wins Rosa second Solon Shingle third time
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Elberfeld a Bad Fit for Clubs amid Trade Turmoil
A cluttered report traces Child Kid Elberfeld’s volatile disposition and clubs’ reluctance to hire him. Chicago and Washington emerge as the only bidders, with St Louis out. Griffith’s tricks are detailed, including stealing foot distance and spiking the ball to gain advantage, discussed alongside pitchers Summers and Rhodes and Pirates’ spring plans.
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Woodward Signs With Little Rock Southern League
Dick Woodward former Central High School catcher signs with the Little Rock club in the Southern League. He spent recent seasons in Virginia with Winchester Petersburg and Blackstone, is known as an excellent receiver and strong batter, and plans to start the season when play opens.
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Schedules To Decide Dates For Major League Baseball Races
Experts meet in Cleveland to draft American and National League schedules with the February adoption. Pulliam estimates the next championship season may begin April 14, with East and West finals on the same date. Cities likely to open with championship games include New York Boston Chicago and Cincinnati. Also: Southern swimming championships set for February 12 and 13 in Baltimore with Washington swimmers invited and events listed from sprints to water polo.
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Collegians to Reorganize Pittsburg Amateur Baseball Team
The Pittsburg Collegian nine, reputed as the fastest amateur squad, will field again next season. It recruits from colleges with many players from wealthy families. Duffy of Georgetown joins as catcher while Charley Murphy from Georgetown and other players from Lehigh, Penn, W&J, Harvard, and WVU are mentioned. The team plans a Maryland tour and clubs should contact manager at 92% South Avenue, Witkinsburg, Pa.
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Races Planned at Benning Amid Betting Prohibition
Stewards expect a six to twelve day spring meeting at Benning with no public betting. A horse show may accompany the event and officials aim to attract top eastern horses while avoiding anti-betting laws. No test of the antibetting law is planned, but betting by spectators remains unofficially discouraged.
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Sporting Sidelights From a Turbulent Baseball Offseason
A collage of baseball gossip, managerial rumors, and show business chatter. Smallwood quits the Louis marathon while Lumley eyed in Brooklyn and Eddie Plenk debuts a cotangent cyclone pitch. Bugs Raymond eyes stage work as McGraw ponders season prep. Rumors of Lumley leading the natiga team curb fines and Cuba trips loom. Roseman contemplates retirement to teaching amid seasonal upheaval.
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Actress Rose Eytinge Enters Staten Island Home at 72
New York reports actress Rose Eytinge, arriving at the Actors' Fund Home on Staten Island to live there at age 72. She tells a reporter that if she had twenty daughters she would push them toward the stage but avoid sons, noting universal challenges for girls in life.
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