Boston Manager Fred Lake Quits. Taylor Considers Next Season
Boston owner John J Taylor and former manager Fred Lake clashed over next season's salary, leading to Lake's abrupt departure. Taylor defended pay, while Lake argued for a raise, and interim manager Patsy Donovan could take over. The incident sparks speculation about Boston's future and possible moves with the American Association.
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Jeffries and Johnson Fight Seemingly Hinge on Form
Sporting commentary weighs whether James J. Jeffries can regain peak agility and power after a long layoff to defeat Johnson. Some critics remain hopeful, but most believe Jeffries must be at his best. The piece also notes football injuries, rule debates, and speculation on baseball management changes including Fred Lake’s dismissal by Boston over recent season performance.
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Franchise price set in Wilkes-Barre Scranton talks
Negotiations ongoing since earlier in the week between manager Kit t redge of the Wilkes-Barre team and Walter Columan of the Scranton organization aim to put Kittredge in control of Scranton. A price of fifteen thousand dollars is reported, with Wilkes-Barre backers confident he could make the venture profitable. Several Scranton stockholders would invest if Kittredge becomes manager, though he is not expected to manage Wilkes-Barre next season.
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Navy Hopes For Game Government Must Decide
Navy seeks continuation of Army-Navy game in Philadelphia despite Army request to cancel. Capt Bowyer delays decision while War and Navy Departments, who sanctioned the contest, must agree to cancellation. Cadet Byrne's death cited, Col Scott to modify or withdraw cancelation plea. officers note Midshipman Wilson’s improving condition.
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Byrne to Be Buried Today at West Point Cadet Funeral
West Point cadets suspend season games after the death of Cadet Byrne. Col Scott ordered the season’s remaining games called off. Byrne’s body is moved under escort to the Catholic cadet chapel for viewing until tomorrow’s funeral with full military honors and taps.
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Fight bidding heats up for Jeffries Johnson bout
Two rival promoters Coffroth and Gleason lead bidding for the Jeffries Johnson fight with Gleason offering 75000 and planning a 40000 seat arena near Alameda. Jeffries stays in New York until bids open December 1 while Johnson remains nearby. Jeannette defeats Kubiak in Paris boosting talk of Langford match prospects.
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Washington Post
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Georgetown, Fordham Clash in New York Grid Sketch
Georgetown University football arrives in New York for tomorrow's big game with Fordham. Coach Newman signals lineup changes due to injuries, with Feanan at center and Carter at left tackle. Fordham goes through light practice. White starts at quarterback, Walsh to replace if needed. Gargan confident his team will win in a hard fought Thanksgiving showdown.
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Baltimore Interest Rumors Tie to Boston Club
Baltimore Maryland November first. John T. Taylor president of the Boston American League club seeks a financial stake in the Baltimore club of the Eastern League. Edward Henson president of the Baltimore club confirms Taylor’s interest as an investment and rejects any plan to make Baltimore a farm for the Boston Americans.
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Harvard Coach Says Byrne Death Could Have Been Averted
Harvard coach Donovan claims Cadet Mogene A Byrne of West Point could have been withdrawn before the fatal play. He says Byrne's preexisting condition justified pullout and that Army officials lacked a suitable substitute, noting Byrne’s role as captain amid a chaotic pool championship result Swan 300 Purcell Tip.
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Harvard to attend funeral for Cadet Byrne in Cambridge
Harvard University announces that Captain Hamilton Fish Jr and football coaches C A Daly and G P Gardner Jr will attend Cadet Byrne's funeral in Cambridge Massachusetts on November 1. A handwritten Harvard student council letter to Col H L Scott West Point expresses sorrow and deepest sympathy to West Point members.
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Haskell second team to stop football after player death
The Haskell Indian Institute will end football for its second team this season following the death of Ray Spybuck from a neck injury sustained in a Buckner Missouri game last Saturday. The first team will finish its schedule and a planned game with Granatat is canceled as a memory tribute.
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Play For Cup At Chevy Chase Inks Tournament
The Siamese minister's cup event opens this morning at Chevy Chase Inks with nearly 50 entries. The long running club contest lasts until Saturday and features handicapped entries from H. M. Talcott to J. M. Sterrett, reflecting keen competition for the prized trophy.
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Washington College football squad tightens as veterans return
One of the largest squads at Washington College faced a mix of returning veterans and promising new players in yesterday’s practice. Craft, Powell, Bass, and Valuer stood out among fresh faces, while Whiting’s injury may sideline him briefly. Carlisle reports indicate the Indians escaped the Penn game with no serious injuries and expect full strength by Saturday for the local gridiron clash.
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Dr Mites Heart Remedy Promises Help For Heart Failure
An old aid advertises Dr Mites Heart Remedy to strengthen and regulate heart action for those with heart trouble. It claims to address weakness, palpitations and shortness of breath and urges readers to ask their pharmacist for the product.
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