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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1918
Page
2
The Dobie squad faces potential lineup changes as dissatisfaction grows within the team. Sources indicate internal tensions spilling into performance concerns, with key players considering shifts to address fitness and positional roles ahead of upcoming events.
At the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues meeting, a resolution demands American and National leagues relinquish draft rights and farm system practices. The minor leagues threaten withdrawal from the national agreement if demands are ignored, while proposals seek to reform player drafting and compensation. tensions rise between major and minor organizations.
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Latonia November 14 Grundy led a good field through the mile. Wart Machine was second and Sands of Pleasure third. Tumbler, once a Whitney stalwart, finished back. Races included five and one half furlong events with Texas Special and Silvery Light among winners.
Ohara leads golfers in a War Fund tournament amid war work drives. Reports mention payments and standings with Baker and Cochrane noted among participants as New York events unfold.
In a noisy rural sports page the piece links Westerns football shift and interclass basketball plans. Henry King of Central is noted injured while other local teams prepare December schedules and tentative games amid conference notes and campus updates.
The unbeaten Great Lakes Naval Training Station football eleven heads east to face Rutgers and the Naval Academy at Annapolis. They expect to beat Rutgers, a top national contender, with L t McReavy guiding the squad and Reed stepping in at fullback against Notre Dame and Northwestern as they prepare for the Mast era bout.
Heard at Bowie H W Moore's sported Irish mare Aliet raced at Laurel and won multiple races in this country and England, died of pneumonia at Tiarel on Wednesday. Kildreth has shipped his horses to Belmont Park to be turned out for the winter. Puls and Calis, winner of the last race, was a five year old maiden until a few weeks ago. Yesterdays victory was his second. Everett Haynes rode his first win of the Maryland fall season when he landed Marmite home in the first.
Willis Sharpe Kilmer plans to send Sun Briar and Exterminator to race in France if racing revives there on a large scale next year. Kilmer will have 25 horses in training and split his stable between France, the East, and Kentucky if France does not reopen. Henry McDaniel will handle one string. a full brother to Sun Briar is at Newmarket.
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A garbled 1918 Bowie page lists numerous names and items including race starters, awards, prizes, and bets. The text references various figures, places, and monetary amounts, but is largely unreadable and contains mixed OCR fragments.
The final Maryland fall meeting at Bowie opened amid new track conditions causing reversals. Franklin failed to win the inaugural Handicap as Roh II and Rose struggled with a leg injury to the favorite. Tuchess Lace won by a head over My Friend as Rose finished fifth.
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