Heydler Silent On National League Election Fight
President John A. Herdler of the National League visits the city and defers comment on the upcoming New York meeting. He says the league will elect two presidents and leaves selection to club owners, while noting positions on safety and rules changes affecting play.
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Heydler
National League
John A. Herdler
Naonal League
Hegar
Herdler
Hanes
New York
Evan
Frontier
Varn
Hodis
Clur
Taucle
Bie
Mae
Chicago
Igs
Sime Ghenton
Murphy's New Scheme Affects National League Presidency
Rumors swirl as Mon 4 Frnsi and Ebbetts back Ward Montgomery and former Giants aide Esler Ward. Hermann defends Heydler for reelect, with Dreyfuss and Boston backing him. Murphy and Ward favor a different slate. Webb faces critique for past printing work amid the political clash.
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New York
Mon 4
Frnsi
Ebbetts
Tuum Leagwa Elit
Probr Wiah Fur
Jane Montgomery’ Ward Psp
Eee
Esler Ward
New York Giants
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Eheim
Ruger Elerrmann
Petal Compunsatan
Teydet
Automobile firm reports Oldsmobile sales and delivery truck
fragmented OCR text notes a company report on Oldsmobile sales to W. M. Mitchell, Thornton, and West Holteman in Virginia. It mentions a damaged India motorcycle van delivered to Bare Roes and linked monthly to support large teams, with unclear references to Thorntons and a work deployment.
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Urey
Ang
Racing Highlights at Latonia As Upsets Trim Favorites
Interesting Latonia card produced shocks as early favorites fell. Hatchiecoon and Long Hand upset the opening dash with Royal Report beaten. Patriot by a neck edged McGee's final drive in race four. Cassogwary and Deuce fought a nose apart in race two, while Benny Bard placed in the closing dash. A note on local transit mentions motor bicycles replacing horse and wagon in city life.
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Cloolonel
Ohio
Latonia
Fleida
Royal Report
Justine
Hi. G. Hedwell Cobra
Mettee
Gal
Sugseg
Patriot
Crofslores
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Cassogwary
Deuce
Reilly
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Thomas
Calhoun
Benny Bard
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Gelling
Mallee
Bul Rogers
Dia
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Muck How
Wedgewood
Ermannm
Hewsey
Pat Sharp
Outsiders win three races at Royal Report beat meet
Upsets unfold in the first half of programs as Wille favorites account for the remaining purses. Bedwell's colors finally carry to victory while Benny Bard claims his sixth win of the meet.
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Wille
Bedwell
Collors
Benny Bard
Tigers Defeated in Eleven Innings by Almendares Pitcher
Havana November 18 Fedrosz of Almendares held Detroit to two runs through nine, but an error in the eleventh opened the door for a Cuban squeeze play. A bad throw from Cuban guardian Laulelt and a costly bunt allowed the tying run to score amid a flurry of defensive miscues. Hopke starred at short, handling eleven of twelve chances as Detroit slipped to a 2 to 1 loss.
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Fedrosz
O Negra
Pitoner
Almendares
Detroit
Im Ermar
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Frit Baxe
Laulelt
Flrat
Renner
Hopke
Bush
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Catterton Lallealt
Schmidt
Pedra
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Certified checks lack to back boxing bid before December one
Morphy warns that only offers backed by the required certified check of 35.0 with forfeit must arrive by December 1 or be discarded. Jeffries Jolson and others discuss promoters Gleason Coffroth, noting San Francisco figures know how to sell the match, with both sides ready to meet conditions set by the promoter.
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Warmington Post
New York
Rod Maurphy
Murphy
Jeffries
Jolson
Gleason
Coffroth
Francisco
Papista
Murphy Seeks Baseball Rules Uplift by Fans Through Letters
Chicago November 18 President Murphy of the Chicago National League invites correspondence from baseball enthusiasts to help improve the sport. He proposes open reform across departments and favors extending the season to allow time for fan petitions to be considered at a league meeting in New York.
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White Not a Cripple After Rensselaer Game
New York reports claim Mordham University star White suffered leg injury last Saturday versus Rensselaer. University authorities say the injury is only a sprained ankle and not crippling, with hope he can play Saturday against the Julians.
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New York
White
Mordham — University
Rensselaer
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Tssal
Todays Racing Entries and Odds Across Courses
A ragged list of entries for a racing program featuring numerous horses and jockeys. Names include Cambroune Olivia Mickle Dizte Gum Princess Lou Lanter Jon Hamilton Severfel Escotcheon and many others with varied odds and weights.
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Belllog
Cambroune
Aue Tientey
Olivia Mickle
Dizte Gum
Princess Horse
Robert Cooper
Cal
EL Dorado
Autumn Ross
Gal
Cach
Duquesne
Kite
Tom Heyward
Treemarke
Martin Dayto
Nimbus
Pal End Patrician
Cle Hayes
Pieotall
Ioin Holland
Lady Esther
Orage Hackhem
Murale Aigot
Mala Nalitant
Tristate Basketball League Formed in Cumberland Valley
Representatives of the Cumberland Valley tri state basketball league, including clubs from Martinsburg Hagerstown Frederick Chambersburg and Waynesboro, met in Hagerstown Maryland on November 18 and elected A L Sharter of Chambersburg as manager. A nineteen game schedule was set for November 34 through January 7 across the warlong towns. In Middletown Connecticut Carl Howard Mitchell of Portland Missouri was named captain of the Wesleyan University football team for next year, after playing since his freshman year.
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Hagerstown
Cumberland Valley
Tri
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Martinsburg
Frederick
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
A. L. Sharter
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Mitchell Wesleyan
Middletown
Conn
Carl Howard Mitchell
Portland
Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Georgetown Eyes Soccer To Replace Football In Fall
Sporting commentary discusses Chubby Murphy’s invitations to fans for baseball improvements and argues Georgetown should trial soccer to reduce injuries. It cites upcoming American and National League meetings, sign-stealing investigations, and calls for accountability to protect baseball’s reputation and finances.
Yale Favorite In Boston Odds 10 To 7 For Harvard Clash
Special to The Washington Post Boston March 13 Betting on Harvard Yale game sees Yale favored at 10 to 7 in Boston wagering with Harvard students less active. Traders in a Washington street hotel offered large sums but few takers, while small bets favored Yale and a Harvard supporter placed 3000 against Yale scoring. Odds likely 4 to 1 or 7 to 4.
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Yale
Boston
Washington Post
Masa
Harvard
Washington Street
The
Stock Exchange
New York
Gossip for GridIron Fans Harvard Yale Clash Preview
Cambridge Harvard Yale arrive for next Saturdays game amid cautious optimismую about the outcome. Players train through the day as crowds gather and anticipation builds for what may be a landmark modern football exhibition.
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Yate
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New Haven
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P B Overcoats Featured in Metropolitan Pew Weave Styles
In Washington exclusive display the shop suggests P B overcoats with striking pew weave patterns. Prices highlighted at $20, $25 and $30 showcase the refined metropolitan style available to shoppers seeking distinguished outerwear.
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Washington
Heads to Foot Outfitters Ninth and the Avenue
Local clothing retailer Foot Outfitters announces a new shop at Ninth Street and the Avenue. The move aims to broaden inventory for men and women with midrange footwear and accessories. Public hours and grand opening date to be announced.
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Would Marry Mrs Belmont
A Western suitor proposes marriage to Mrs O H P Belmont in a letter to Fifth Avenue suffrage headquarters. The author cites belief in combined wealth and brains to advance women's suffrage and notes Mrs Belmont has not replied.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
O. H.P. Belmont
Harper
Pres Bureau
Higher pay for federal judges proposed in coming Congress
New York Nov 12 a bill to raise federal judge salaries from 3 000 to 5 000 yearly will be introduced in the next Congress. A tax committee headed by John J Spooner Charles Littlefield and Henry W Taft recommended boosts for the Supreme Court from 12500 to 17500 circuit court from 4000 to 8000 district court from 8000 to 9000 and cited judges earning less than lawmakers while giving more to their duties.
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Congress
New York
RRO
John J. Spooner
Charles Littlefield
Henry W. Taft
Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court
United States District Court
Hotels Guests List by City and Name Dense
Extensive guest listings from Chicago Philadelphia New York City Philadelphia Buffalo and other cities note numerous individuals and couples staying at various hotels across states. The compiled roster names travelers including Mr and Mrs, Misses and Messrs alongside travelers from California Virginia Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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Morgan Rees
Cea‘mage
Ailimplos
Fras A. Recke
Calorada Boreham FM
Teesh
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Football faced in New York schools halts play
The New York board of superintendents voted to abolish football in public schools, a measure to be ratified by the board of education. The action follows growing concerns over player safety and deaths and could affect many institutions. Noted supporters urged a full ban across schools and colleges.
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Board of Principals
Capt. Oxter
Ewen
W. D. Hoover
Board of Education
Mr. Hoover
Robert H. Terrell
New York
New York Public Schools
William J. Maxwell
C.ty
Law Against Football In 19th Century Debate
The New York Tiny criticizes football's brutality and calls for a legislative move to classify it with prize fighting. It urges Congress and university leaders to study football's effects through post graduate and naval graduation records, to determine if the sport builds character or endangers health.
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Prom
New York
Sinal Wes
West Font
Annapolis
Naval
Jewel case vanishes from New York hotel trunk
Frank Milhening of J Millhening Co Chicago lost a trunk containing 25000 dollars in jewels at Herald Square Hotel. A taxi driver returned the trunk after a man and woman passengers fled without payment, the hotel and police tracked the trio, who later disappeared. the jewels were found safe three hours later.
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Frank Milhening
J. Millhening Co
Chicago
Herald Square
Wateh
Mithering
Milhering
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