Daubert Suit Settled Out of Court by Dodgers
New York March 4 Daubert, former Dodger first baseman, settled out of court over back pay linked to the 1918 season. The suit mirrored Bert Shotton’s action, with Dodgers paying part of the disputed contract terms. Details indicate the settlement reached without further litigation.
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Baseball Notes From Spring Training Growers and Prospects
The piece previews spring training plans and player signings. It notes John Wethaw, Jeff Tesreau, and Cris Speaker preparing for the season, with various managers and young players like El lerby and William Harrington being added. Hank Shanks strengthens Nationals with utility versatility while Shanks and Monocan discuss batting form and position. The report also mentions Mounting holdouts and the Giants, Athletics, and Browns arranging camps and games.
Home Run Baker Retires From Major League Baseball
New York reports Franklin Baker, star third baseman for the New York Americans, will not return next season. He wrote to Manager Huggins that he accepted the latest offer under consideration but remains through with major league baseball.
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Matty May Soon Be Back With Girts
New York March 4 Christy Mathewson former manager of the Cincinnati Nationals held a conference with John J McGraw vice president of the New York National League club. It is believed Mathewson may return to the Giants as an assistant to Manager McCran. He remains under reservation to Cincinnati and cannot sign with another club until granted release.
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Sallee Traded From Giants to Reds in Surprise Move
Cincinnati announces Harry Sallee of the New York Giants has been sold to the Reds to allow him proximity to his Higginsport Ohio home. The transfer was described as beneficial for the pitcher and club.
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Aid Plan To Combine Three I And Central League
Tearney, temporary president of the Three I League, announced on return from Evansville that 10 000 dollars was raised at a citizens meeting to support a baseball club joining a new league with white cities from the old Three I and neutral leagues. The club will be operated by a fans association modeled after Peoria Til club structure.
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Gossip of the Track At Benning and Bowie Preview
The column notes fast workouts at Benning and Whitney entries shaping up for Bowie. Jankie Robinson, George W Loft, Maxie Hirsch, Eddie Urbe and Derby talk about Cyl Tayimestan, Cal Livingston, and Joseph P Murphy drawing attention in Kentucky circles.
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Two-Year-Old Star Thoroughbreds Begin Training Season
New York reports a strong influx of two-year-olds entering training for spring races across Maryland and New York. Owners including Mr Whitney, R T Wilson Jr, Walter Salmon, and Comdr J K L Roas have entered numerous prospects in juvenile stakes. Broomstick progeny feature prominently as plans unfold for Empire City and local tracks this summer.
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Courtship Takes Closing Feature at Fair Grounds
New York March 4 Courtship won the Carnival handicap at a mile and a quarter beating Bond age and Buford. The 4-year-old t een of Phoenix and Courtisme led from Willig with a lucrative price of 4% for Franklin and Douglas. The 54-day meeting ends as 10-day meet at Shrewsbury track begins tomorrow. Races include five and a half furlongs Vayely Omeo Portlight, and several others with varied results and times listed.
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Army net title goes to Capt A N Williams
Cannes reports Capt Norma Willams of Boston and Watson Washburn of New York won the American army team tennis tournament. Williams beat Washburn 6-2 7-5 6-2 in singles and then Williams and Washburn beat Dwight Davis of St Louis and his partner Dell 6-1 6-6 6-2 to take the doubles title.
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Public golf for Potomac Park urged by Round-Up Club
District golfers back a public course at Potomac Park as essential municipal recreation. They urge hundreds of Washingtonians without private club access to enjoy the game, citing public links in New York and a growing popular appeal. Clark Griffith praises the Bat and Ball Fund aiding soldiers, noting thousands of balls and equipment sent to camps. The piece ends with a brief note on winter race tracks.
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Central High grid and sports squads show rising form
Scholastic Sports notes Central High aims to arrange football with Baltimore City College Baltimore Poly and Episcopal, while baseball recruitment builds with 45 candidates and veterans like Aubrey Wardwell aiding. Track sees 45 candidates, Basil struggles after initial sprint promise at New Orleans, finishing third in a cheap Fair Grounds sprinters race.
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Public Einks to Be Ready May 1 in Potomac Park
A nine hole golf course with completed greens and a field house will be usable by public in Potomac Park by May 1, an official said. The course features alternating green directions weekly, natural topography, and improving drainage. Further fairway work and land traps are planned, with an eighteen hole expansion considered for later, contingent on funding after July 1.
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Styles Ties Armstrong In Rally At Pinehurst
Edward Styles of the North Wile and Washington Gulf Clubs rallied from behind Dwight Armstrong of Oakmont to tie for medal after 46 holes in spring tournament qualifying. Styles shot 45 69 154 while Armstrong tallied 71 79 140 for the two rounds.
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Would Quit Movies for the Prize Ring
Heavyweight scene heats as Jess Willard defends his title against Jack Uempey with Art Hoxen looming as a challenger. Willard, a silent film star with a 1 foot inch frame in stocking feet, trains in a private gym near the National studio in Hollywood.
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Pouliff and Jewell Open Cue Contest at Sherman
The annual billiard event opens with Pouliff facing Jewell in a 15-point game. Fifteen players enter the econ test, each pairing off in preliminaries. Three games per day scheduled starting 2:40 PM, 1:30 PM, and a third after the first night game. No games Saturday March 4.
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Buston Gains Victory In National Amateur Billiards
Huston of Detroit defeated Morton of Philadelphia 360 to 187 in 31 innings to win the national amateur billiards tournament. Toronto reports the Canadian Henley regatta will be revived at St Catherine's this year with no date set. Earl Eby, former Penn middle distance star, will return to the cinder path after discharge from the army. Ted Lewis, welterweight champion, to return to the ring this week after a long layoff due to influenza.
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Harvard Has Open Dates For Football Season
Cambridge reports Harvard has open football dates for October 25 and November 18. Meanwhile Columbia is set to play Brown next fall in New York. The Yankees and Dodgers will host three exhibition games in the South as they move north from winter quarters.
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Yale football season preparations amid coaching changes
The Yale football setup undergoes moves as Sev Hasen takes a lead while Torts and Roberts handle athletic duties. Health setbacks slow progress, Wiese Mecormuck chairs the grad committee, and early autumn plans begin with Tufts and other teams in the mix. Return of key athletes is expected to boost the squad.
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Language as Brain Food for Thought Power
A headline discusses language as nourishment for thinking, citing Coleridge on new words expanding thought. It argues dictionaries supply fresh terms to strengthen memory and mental energy, boosting expression and intellect.
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