Harvard's Plan to Join Intercollegiate Athletics Board
Harvard plans to seek admission to the Intercollegiate Association of the United States as the first step toward broader reform in college athletics. The move aims to bring Yale Princeton and Cornell into the association, with Harvard representatives attending discussions on football rules and other reforms. The action signals growing strength of the association and broad interest among major colleges to cooperate on athletic standards.
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Northwest Cities Decide On Policy In Northwest Baseball Pact
The Northwest league policy discussion centers on admitting a Portland franchise. vote hinges on choosing among Butte Helena Missoula or Belingham. Officials expect shifts in balance of power, with Seattle and Spokane strengthening and Vancouver contending, while Portland remains pivotal in franchise selection and regional balance.
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Dalhen Proposes Rules Committee Guidance
A disputed baseball text discusses a manager named Dalhen suggesting formation of a rules committee. The piece analyzes a specific play sequence, double plays, force outs, and how runs are counted under new regulations, noting potential impact on opposing clubs and team benefits.
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Queen's hockey set to face Harvard and Yale in Kingston
Toronto reports Queen's University hockey team leaves Kingston to meet Harvard and Yale. Last season Queen's won the intercollegiate championship of Canada and beat Ottawa, holders of the Sir Montague Auch cup, earning status as amateur champions of Canada. The piece mentions players Simmons, Jennings, and Kelley in a sports context.
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Invasion Schemes Knocked In Head in Milwaukee
Reports from Jan 2 indicate factions in the eastern and western clubs discuss invasion plans against Chicago and Cleveland. Chivington witnesses recounts a Cleveland and Chicago influence, while Milwaukee figures stay silent amid the chatter of strategic moves and political intrigue shaping race and club alignments.
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Anaconda Hockey Players Organize New Club
In New York and Anaconda area reports, local hockey enthusiasts form a new organization with plans to report for practice Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The effort aims to build interest and organize schedules with manager Parks coordinating via the Standard column.
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Eddie Collins Sures Back With Double Crossing Past
A garbled sports feature profiles Eddie Collins and his career, noting a contract for another season with the Athletics and recounting his Columbia years, fame as a sensational player, and offbeat anecdotes about peaches and road travel. The piece blends memory of early 1900s baseball with colorful, humorous asides about the player and his era.
De Oro Challenges Three Cushion Pros for $2000
New York reports champion De Oro issued a sweeping challenge to top balkline and three cushion players, naming Hoop Hoppe Morningstar and others to 2000 dollars no aide, under any contention. Hoppe rejected the offer, saying he would not become a three cushion player.
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Butte Tennis Club Faces Uncertain Future and Grounds
The Butte Tennis Club debates ground options as to whether courts will be needed for summer. Club finances are strained with outstanding bills and no member wants to arrange a new site. A committee will inspect possible grounds while a plan for a clubhouse is considered and summer action awaits county approval.
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Wrestler Roller Appears Safe After Rough Bout in Chicago
In a chaotic scene in Chicago, the Susie wrestler Thelen and others were involved as Roller HM reportedly faced danger. The event included concerns of poisoning and assault, with Roller continuing wrestling until bells indicated the danger.
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Murray Refuses Ten Give Up Job With Club
Murray refuses to surrender his managerial position as negotiations continue with new Philadelphia club owners. A prior contract pays $7,500 annually, with two years left. A court action may follow as talks resume with Joe L. and Horace Fogel involved. Murray seeks $15,000 owed under the contract.
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Chase and capture of post office robbers at Norwood Park
An exciting pursuit across Norwood Park ends with the capture of one robber and the wounding of the other during an attempted post office robbery. Residents aided in the incident and authorities secured the scene.
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English collieries idle as miners abstain in Kurth land
English collieries idle while miners strike at Kurth land lithic as a conference of the rail weigh house act, effective January 1. The men at the few calleries still active have given notice they will quit.
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