Wallace Hedges clash stirs St Louis Browns trades
With Wallace arriving as manager and Hedges guiding the club, St Louis Browns officials begin trades. Wallace aims to keep core players while Hedges models after New York, eyeing a third-base upgrade and infielder reshuffle. Truesdale and other prospects edge into plans as outfield depth and pitching remain strong yet improvable.
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Washington Post
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Browns
Boston
Sledges
Corridon
Hartgell
Lajoie
Keystone
Tie
Newnam
Hoffman
Stone
Hartzell
Schweitzer
Northen
Houstons
Murray
St. Paul
Shotten
Wheeling
Johnson Moves on Cuba Study and St Louis Trade Talks
President Johnson may study Cuba base tel conditions as St Louis seeks trades and a new third baseman. Meast Johnson and Comiskey left for Havana while boxing and league governance issues stir debate over rules and management. Corridon’s status and McFarland’s career frame a busy sports scene with healing and conflict in baseball and boxing circles.
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St. Louis
Studa
Associated Press
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Florida
Tampa
Havana
Cuba
Detroit
Philadelphia
Uee
Hedges
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Lajola
Westicott and Taylor Lead in Midwinter Handicap Trap
Pinehurst N C Jan 18 the fourth annual midwinter handicap trap shooting tournament opened with a ten 2 target Sweepstakes Westcott of Leesburg Fla led after 18 with Clarke of Boston second at 171 Culver title holder tied with Hines of Portland Me at 168 Taylor of Atlanta led professionals with 188 Wellen of New York second at 180 German of Aberdeen Ma tied with Lyon of Durham NC at 177 a cross wind reduced averages
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N.C
G Westcott
Leesire
Fla
W. Jo Clarke
Boston
Jersey City
W. D Hines
Portland
John R. Taylor
Atlanta
H. S. Wellen
New York
Lester & Grrman
Aberdeen
George Lyon
Durham
Murphy Follows Blank Contract Idea For Cubs Signing
Chicago January 18 President Murphy of the Cubs reviewed a blank contract idea as Harry McIntyre the pitcher arrived to sign. Secretary Thomas of the Cubs promised the paper and McIntyre signed after Murphy added figures for the new season. McIntyre said he was satisfied. Ordeman Easy for Hack in wrestling contest. Hackensehenudt defeated Ordeman Tagt in a Russian match, lasting over two hours.
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American Bowling Congress
St. Louia
Mound City
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Murphy
Chicago
Cubs
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Tary Thomas
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Hack
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Monthan
Hackensehenudt
Herrmann resigns from National League rules committee
August Herrmann of the Cincinnati club has sent his resignation from the National League rules committee. President Lynch accepted the move, noting no stated reason. Mr. Herrmann's withdrawal prompts Mr. Dreyfuss of the Pittsburgh club to join the committee in a conference on the playing schedule and the rules panel.
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Garry Herrmann
National League
Lynch
Murphy
Chicago
Cincinnati
Fierr- Tann
Reds
Herrmann
New York
August Herrmann
Cincinnati Club
National League Rules Committee
Johnson
American League
Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Arasee Wins By Neck In Oakland Gilead Handicap
Arasee defeats Eddie Dale by a neck after Roy Junior set the pace in the Gilead handicap at Oakland. Jockey Garner filed an interference claim against Eddie Dale but it was denied as Arasee pressed the finish with a hard drive. A push for anti oral betting legislation is noted with supporters and opponents debating the Walker-Young bill before Sacramento officials.
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California
San Francisco
Cal
Public Morals Committee of the State
Sacramento
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Fisher
Sue Layton
Itsch
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Ruisseau
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Ridhie Mottategan
Godfather
Fischer
Chantilly
Selden
Ban Lady
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Tender Bloom
Abe Slupekey
Arasee
Glass
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Gamer
Belden
Doncaster
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Selaen
Davalis
Scoville
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F Marti
Kogo
Milltery Man
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Heary
Charley Bald
Buent
Marchmonet
Gises
Parlor Boy
Callahan
Reene W
Tel
Tima
Calla
Iron Boats
Dane Campbell
L. C. Ackerles
Heather Scott
Ban Ann
Hampase Algo
Tampa Race Day Results Highlight Club Stakes
A chaotic Tampa card shows multiple races with inconsistent OCR. Winners include Cherry Girl in the first race and Smits Lee in the second. Additional results list Time and several place finishes amid garbled horse names and odds from Races three through six.
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Thistle Rose
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Queen Bes
Talore
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Cherry Girl
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Slewfoot
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Sir Compton
Otto Mteiffl
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Tiger Jim
la Sara
Sod Chalice
Smits Lee
Burton
Rusticana
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Gloquanini Higgld
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Ike Cobb
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Robert Bruce
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Mason Wertor Molen
McCineky
Hoss
Cully Carew
King of
Mietran
Fens
Jacksonville Horse Racing Meets Odds and Winners
Across the card at Jacksonville, Gelling triumphed in the first race for older horses, with Congo and Timé among the notable placings. The second through sixth races featured further winners including Aldrian, Our Hanah, Edwin L., and several close finishes, with a field of notable thoroughbreds such as Premier, Gold Cup, and Star Over in play.
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Dress Parada
Harcourt
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Rokshampton
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Raybourn
Te Nun da
Olucdse
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Starover
Mique O'Brien
Mamie ‘Algot
Roseburg U
Shapdale
Stoneman
Henry Hutchingon
the Mook
Shawnee
Beau Bruhomei
Foregnerd
Edwin L
Devis
Tan
McCahey
Arondack
Canfield
My Gel
Princelike
Local Names Amid Quiet Jacksonville Racing Card
A cluttered list of runners and attendees appears for a Jacksonville event with numerous entries including Silas Grump Cully Burnett Jima Lily Paxton Deil O Em Henry Crosstaddin John a auton B. Guy Fisher Console fter Blu ida OD Smoker Louis Biel Canopian Husky Juarez Bedrether entry Jack Lama Charley Brows Sreaton Sill Antiize Canape Maraand Yeno Vor Fotlie Levy Fiying Walt Napa Nick Hert Getts Fritz Etimet Ben Lasta Virgie Cente Ric Pecos iyectte Oakland Fateart Letoar Ousidete W Berry entry Bleeptant Ma Meg Juchast Atgelo Martgot Domithida Likely Diewdenne Daddy Gip Marchmonet Miss Picnic Wineberry Fan uil Hall Vertare Evan Tillinghast Tampa Little Dutch Elan Jubilee Juggis Inspector General Mary Rudd Hichough Bonnie Hayes The Ram St Dunstan Clyemic Hancock Star Verun May Amelia Hester Zorra Walter McLean Silverado Lois Cavanaugh.
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Bedrether
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Fotlie Levy
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Napa Nick
Hert Getts
Interpretation of golf club rule and schedules at USGA meeting
The United States Golf Association executive committee completed a formal interpretation of form and make of golf clubs, clarifying mallet headed and putter shaft placements. At the same meeting, national championship dates were announced for amateur and open championships, with venues and timing set for Chicago Golf Club and Baltusrol, among others.
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United States Golf Association
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Baltusrol
Lang Loses On Foul In Olympia Heavyweight Bout
London January 18 Bill Lang the Australian heavyweight was dis qualified in the first round of his fight at Olympia against Petty Officer Curran for hitting Curran while he was on his knees Curran claims the British heavyweight title Lang had recently knocked out Jim Barry of California and was a big favorite over Curran.
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Goodman
New York
Marquis of Queensberry
Hal
Rlnagsters
Bovn
Harry Gilmore
Tacoma
Wash
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Tommy Burns
Pete Muldoon
Genttle
Lester
Muldoon
Burns
Ed Martin
London
Bill” Lang
Olympia
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Jim Barry
California
Georgetown Freshmen Edge Gallaudet Reserves in Narrow Win
Georgetown freshmen edged Gallaudet reserves 4 to 0 in a late battle at the latter’s gym. The lead swung until the final minutes when Scheefer’s injury and Roller's substitution sparked a three-goal run by Georgetown, securing the victory.
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Schaefer
Roller
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King
Mr. Craven
WAVY SECOND CLASS WINS. Naval Academy basketball game report
The Navy interclass game saw Second Class defeat Fourth Class by a lopsided score. Second Class speeches aside, Corlay led with eight goals and Ramey four, Wick five, Marrall four, while fouls by David and Corlay added points. Referee Wills officiated. periods lasted 15 and 2 minutes?
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Annapolis
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Kentucky theater allows Negroes to view Jeffries Johnson images
Lexington on January 18 reports Mayor John Skain granted permission for a theater to show the Jeffries Johnson fight pictures to colored patrons only. Police will guard the door to keep whites out. In Philadelphia Willie Hoppe defeated Joe Mayer in a handicap billiard match 400 to 176.
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Mayer
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Joe Mayer
Japanese Tour to Hilltop Diamond in May
Georgetown prepares to host nine SF Japanese players on the Hilltop baseball field late May. Manager Crosby says the Orient team's terms satisfy, hinges on whether the trip materializes. Report from Victoria, B C confirms the tour, not exclusively Kelo or Waseda selections. Japanese squad lands in San Francisco in April and sails home in September.
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