Y M C A First Team Defeats College of Commerce 94–5
Sporting News notes the YMCA team plays fast and dominates the College of Commerce in a basketball opener. Key players include Walker Armstrong Lichty MacEachron Kim Eby and Delts Ming Muster Letch Wahl. Final score 94 to 5 with Walker 10 Armstrong 15 Lichty 15 and other scorers. Referee SLTONE.
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College of Commerce
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Armstrong
MacEachron
Kim
Eby
Delts
Ming
Muster
Letch
Wahl
Wield
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Delfs
Arm- Sltone
Vean Gregg Tops Holdout List For Naps
Cleveland reports Vean Gregg star pitcher of the Naps has quit baseball. His father says Vean is under 21 and will not play unless offered 5000 dollars yearly. If not, Pa Gregg proposes Vean accept a ranch job in Alberta. The message hints Pa lists Vean as No 1 holdout.
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Naps
Cleveland, O
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Gregg
Alberta
Canada
Son Greer
Sox Announce Large Roster for 1912 Spring Work
Chicago reports pruning of White Sox camp as 45 players, including Manager Callahan and Tip O Neill, appear on the official reserve list with ten slated for discard. Ten pitchers compete for spots, with Delhi and Peters among newcomers. Thirteen infielders listed, nearly enough for four teams.
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Chicago
White Sox
Tip’ O'Neil
Comiskey
Callahan
Lst
Sox
Commy
Cal
Delhi
Los Angeles Phonon
Peters
Minneapolis
Walsh
Scott
White
Benz
Fovlik
Baker
Lange
Moghdee
Mail Carrier's Load Feels Heavier With Kidney Trouble
A Atchison Kansas mail carrier Fred Duchren reports kidney and bladder pain worsened by heavy loads of mail. After starting Foley Kidney Pills he says the kidney trouble disappeared and he feels as sound as ever.
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Fred Duchren
Atchison, Kan
Comebacks For Major Camps Stir Baseball Hopefuls
Kansas City reports that big league clubs will invite many players back from the minors next spring. Youngsters and semi veterans, not aged stars, are expected to prove their readiness after earlier setbacks, with several clubs including Cleveland Detroit St. Louis Washington and Boston listing players to be evaluated again. The piece also recounts a baseball anecdote about a rookie editor and the famous line Hit Em Where They Aint.
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Jimmy Callahan
Cleveland
O'Neill
Worcester
Collemore
Scranton
Hyde Barr
New Orleans
Manush
New York Giants
Athletics
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Dubue
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Rath
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Danzig
Sacramento
Boston
Brown
Jack Flynn
Pittsburgh
Wester
Yankee
Moeiler
Pirates
Beall
Denver
Comiskey
New York
Osborne
McConnell
Schlafly
Yankees
Bronkie
Toledo
Connie Mack
Baseball Club
Mr. Murphy
Ed Delahanty
Boxing prospects and titles swirl around New York and Boston
A cable from George McDonald indicates he will soon return with Bombardier Wells and may meet top white heavyweights in New York and Boston. Abe Attell, featherweight champion, beat Leo Johnson who claims the colored featherweight title in New York Thursday night.
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Matt Welle
London
Bombardier Wells
New York
Boston
Abe Attell
Leo Johnson
Severn
Miss Mae Conklin Bucks Kane County Hunter Trend
Miss Mae Conklin of Aurora, a Vassar graduate and hunter, exhibited eight rabbits, three prairie chickens and seven quails after a gunning trip with Aurora Plumbing Inspector Mullen. The piece lauds her skill and notes she may become Kane County’s champion lady hunter while urging safe gun practices to prevent accidents.
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Aurora
Ill
Vassar College
Mullen
Arbitration board shapes baseball Waterloo debate
The Waterloo case in arbitration stirs talk of a six club league and sparks strong reactions from Western League leaders. Bloomington backers gain leverage by backing Waterloo, while Decatur Herald notes dismissal of Waterloo petition may push the matter to the National Commission. A proposed finish bout between Jeems Bellinger and Frank Gotch is planned for December 5 in this city for entertainment and regional interest.
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Waterloo
O'Neil
Western League
San Antonio
Decatur Herald
Bloomington
National Commission
Jeems Bellinger
Frank Gotch
Gotch
Jeers
Johnsons Seconds Bout Ends In Protest And Stoppage
A fifth Johnsons second threw a towel into the ring but Johnsonson kicked it out and protested he could continue. The ten round bout was halted by the referee. The Central league may expand next season to a ten or twelve club circuit with Akron Youngstown and Canton Ohio and Evansville Indiana pursuing entry. Cubs plan six scouts next year and may add Brown Overall and Steinfeldt to the Pacific Coast League. Fond du Lac Wisconsin-Illinois league likely shifts to Elgin Illinois pending local fan support.
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Akron
Youngstown
Canton
Ohio
Evansville
Ind
Crosses Atlantic To Meet Husband Bride From Hamburg
New Hampton Iowa Nov 25 Mrs Aileene Hentchel arrived from Hamburg Germany to wed Henry Hartman for the first time they met upon her arrival The ceremony was performed by Rev Fritchel at St Pauls Lutheran parsonage The couple were attended by Emil Toon and Miss Louise Hartman They will reside on the Monahan farm
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Hamburg
Germany
Aileene Hentchel
Henry Hartman
Fritchel
St. Paul's Lutheran Parsonage
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Louise Hartman
Child Dies Under Anesthetics in Winthrop Iowa
Leon Schweitzer 12, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Schweitzer, died November 25 in Winthrop while under anesthesia before throat surgery. Doctors attempted artificial respiration and stimulants for two hours, but he died at 1 30 pm. An Independence physician assisted.
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Winthrop, Ia
Leon Schweitzer
Fred Schweitzer
Card of Thanks from Gaskins Family
The Gaskins family expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy from neighbors, friends, and First Baptist Church members following the death of their wife and mother. Charles Gaskins and daughters thank the community for support in their bereavement. Mrs. I. B. Arnold of Denver endorses Cham Cham Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as safe and effective for coughs colds and bronchial trouble and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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Charles Gaskins
Tom
Chamberlain
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