Barrow Names All-Time Baseball Greats and 1919 Sox Backers
Edward G Barrow declares New York Yankees favored to win the American League pennant and names an all time team led by Hans Wagner with Ty Cobb Babe Ruth Tris Speaker and others He cites his long behind the scenes work with the game and predicts AL standings for the coming season listing teams and placing Wagner Cobb La Joie Ruth Speaker and Schalk among top positions.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
U.R
New York Yankees
Edward G. Barrow
Hans Wagner
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Collings
Rube Waddell
Barrow
Louisville
Babe Ruth
Ban Johnson
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Ty Cobb
Wagner
Cobb
LaJoie
Hal Chase
Larry LaJoie
Jimmy Collins
Tris Speaker
Ray Schalk
Walter Johnson
Christy Mathewson
Herb Pennock
Logical Contender for Welter Champ Fields Faces Doubts
Chicago Jan 29. Jakie Fields favors the name Jackie Fields as a challenger to Welterweight Champion Joe Dundee. He beat Irishman Jack McCarthy but failed to score a knockout, though he showed speed and power. Observers question if Fields’ win over Young Jack Thompson and a quick knockout of Sammy Baker prove he can beat Dundee or if past greats would prevail.
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Chicago
U.P
Jakie Finkelstein
Jackie Fields
Joe Dundee
Jakie
Finkelstein
Jack McCarthy
Fields
McCarthy
Jack Thompson
Sammy Baker
Dundee
Jack Britton
Bud Taylor Aims to Gross 500000 Before Retirement
Terre Haute Ind Jan 29 An average of about 2300 dollars per fight has earned Bud Taylor 327000 from 138 bouts. Taylor says he will push his total gross to 500000 before quitting and notes his renewed nose and hard punches will help him last a few more years.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Bud Taylor
Taylor
Eddie OKeefe Beats Wagner In Columbus Lightweight Bout
Johnny OKeefe, a diminutive Irish fighter from Mt. Vernon, defeated Eddie Kid Wagner of Philadelphia by judges decision in Columbus. Wagner lasted two rounds with six for OKeefe and two for Wagner, while two rounds were draws.
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Columbus
Johnny O'Keefe
Eddie
Kid" Wagner
Philadelphia
O'Keefe
Wagner
Ernie Ruskings
Dick McDoniey Huntington
McDanie
Mt. Vernon
al Gahn
Eddie Townley
Reigh Count Plans First Major International Race
John D. Hertz announced that American champion Reigh Count will race in the English Corporation stakes on June 6. The four year old colt will compete in about five major events before returning to the United States for stud duties.
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Miami
U.P
John D. Hertz
Chicago Sportman
Reigh Count
Hertz
United States
Nine umpires named for the American Association season
The American Association announces nine umpires for the coming season led by President Thomas Hickey. Umpires include Frank Brown C B Johnston R W Snyder I R Connolly Joseph Rue Ted McGrew George Johnson Harry Goetz and Cam A McCafferty.
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Chicago
Jaff
U.R
American Association
Thomas Hickey
Frank Brown
C. B. Johnston
R. W. Snyder
R. Connolly
Joseph Rue
Ted McGrew
Georgeohnson
Harry Goetz
Cam A. McCafferty
Bearcat Jump Man Agh Bearcat Jump Man Agh Two Bobcats Tie
Buckeye Conference basketball sees Bill Popp of Cincinnati leading individual scoring with 567 points in five games. Dan Earley trails, Ohio Wesleyan stars Harry Hnizder Oram Magly and Floyd Siegenthaler share fourth. Wittenberg schedules three games this week while Ohio meets Denison.
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Delaware
Ohio
Bill Popp
Cincinnati
Buckeye
Popp
Bearcats
Dan Earley
Harry Hnizder
Ohio Wesleyan
Makig Hnizder
Hnizder
Oram Magly
Floyd Siegenthaler
Richard Franz
Harold Cat
Miami
Harry Richardson
Jar
Weldon Canfield
Ray Hart
George Williams
Francis Thomas
Wittenberg
Lutherans
Denison
Granville
Springfield
Denison Sweatcorse
Corress
ONO Secseseses
Sunday Ball Ordinance Passed in Boston
Boston January 29 city council approved a Sunday baseball licensing ordinance after removing admission price clauses. The measure limits Sunday price changes and sets a 2500 license fee amid council criticism of Emil Fuchs and Charles Adams over extortion allegations connected to the measure.
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Boston
Emil Fuchs
Charles F. Adams
Boston National League Baseball Club
Basket Bag by H. c. Carlson University of Pittsburgh Coach
The piece outlines Pitt basketball strategy focusing on offense over defense. It describes a moving, pass-heavy approach with players cutting in specific clockwise or counterclockwise patterns. The text details a sequence of passing options from positions No 1 through No 4 and two-man triangles to maintain ball flow.
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University of Pittsburgh
H. C. Carlson
M. D
Strategy Diagram Reveals Football Offensive Angles
The article outlines a four man offense with position shifts as players move to cover passes. No. 5 presses up as dribbling begins, while Nos. 1 3 and 4 swap spots and follow the arrowed movements to create option plays.
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No. 5
No. 2
Nelsonville Leads Basketball Race in Southeastern League
Nelsonville Greyhounds top the Southeastern Olio Athletic League standings after three straight victories. New Boston and Ironton tie for second with three wins and one loss. Pomeroy Middleport and Logan follow in the next spots.
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Nelsonville
Wellston
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Bernard R. Higley
New Boston
Irenton
Pomeroy
Middleport
Logan
W.L. Pet
Trenton Tovesee
Logan Free Etes
Gallipolis Cecea A
Ironton Port
Galli
Midpolis
Gallipolis
Ironton
Sunday Baseball Ban Debate Reaches City Council
In a debate over a Sunday baseball act the council considered limits on concessions at parks with 40000 plus seats. Johns and Dowd argued investigations showed concessionaires profited highly on drinks and hot dogs. Dowling criticized the act as written, saying it ordered Sunday baseball within 1000 feet of churches due to a punctuation error.
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Johns, Dowd
Frederick E. Dowling
Council
Cubs catcher Hartnett wed Miss Martha Marshall
Chicago Cubs catcher A R G Hartnett and his bride Martha Marshall prepared to honeymoon on the Pacific Coast. They married yesterday and will spend their honeymoon during the Cubs spring training at Catalina Island.
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Chicago
A.R
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Martha Marshall
Pacific Coast
Cubs
Catalina Island
Jimmy Horn Sold to Nashville Club in Cash Deal
Jimmy Morn, veteran outfielder for the Columbus Senators, has been sold to the Nashville Club of the Southern Association. The transfer was completed yesterday on a cash basis. Nashville will be managed by Clarence Rowland, former Columbus manager. Horn was considered a strong fielder but weak at hitting, arriving in Columbus from the Three-I League.
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Columbus
U.R
Jimmy Morn
Columbus Senators
Nashville
Clarence Rowland
Senators
Horn
Sonnenberg Defeats Hanson In Heavyweight Wrestling Match
Gus Sonnenberg claimant to the heavyweight title after beating Charley Hanson in Kansas City in two straight falls. The first fall lasted 42 minutes and five seconds with a headlock finish, the second fall came in 14 seconds.
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Kansas City
Gus Sonnenberg
Strangler” Lewis
Charley Hanson
Boxing Bracket Stirs Fans Over Tunney Title
East Bage and Madison Square Garden draw strong fan interest as Jack Sharkey and Young Stribling vie to inherit Gene Tunney’s vacated title. Tommy Loughran, reigning light heavyweight champ, is oddly sidelined amid debate over who should claim the heavyweight crown.
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Laufer
NEA
New York
Jack Sharkey
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Gene Tunney
Nes Arts
Tommy Loughran
Tommy
Sharkey
Risko
Heeney
de Kuh
Christner
Jack Delaney
Strikly
Stribling
Paul Berjlenbach
Strib
Berry
Bat Levinsky
Loughran
Strangler Lewis to wrestle Viestina for Sonnenberg shot
In Chicago on January 29 the Strangler Lewis meets Martin Viestina in a pro wrestling bout that awards the winner a chance to challenge new heavyweight champion Gus Sonnenberg.
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Chicago
UPR
Ea “Strangler
Lewis
Martin Viestina
Gus Sonnenberg
Young Wisconsin hire aims at Leader system for crew
Mike Murphy a former Yale freshman rowing coach and recent Wisconsin head coach declares his plan to implement the Leader system at Wisconsin He becomes the youngest varsity coach in the country and sets a distinct approach for the program.
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Mike Murphy
Yale
Wisconsin
Did You Know That Whimsical Notes From A Busy Era
A collage of playful snippets mentions Billy Bullwinkle, a Meadville golf pro. Hans Wagner limiting drinking to five beers daily. old jitney days and a washboard laundry man. Rickard biographies quote Jack Johnson about pay for Jeffries. Joe Birmingham’s possible IL umpiring. Princeton athletes profit and Harvard’s plan for a million dollar gym.
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Billy Bullwinkle
Meadville
Hans Wagner
Rickard
Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Joe Birmingham
Cleveland
Princeston
Harvards
Rutland Girls Fall Hard to Ravenswood Five
Rutland High School girls were routed 57 to 17 by Ravenswood in a Saturday night game in Ravenswood. Jidan scored 9 for Rutland, with Powell and Dulaney adding 4 and 0 respectively, while Ravenswood’s Cline led with 26 points and Rector added 16, Chaney 15.
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Rutland
Lace
Tri- Rutland High School
Nea
Ravenswood
Pomeroy
Jiiden
Powell
Dulaney
Cline
Rector
Chaney
Christner Draws Warm Interest for Madison Square Garden Bout
Akron pitcher K O Christner attracts interest from heavyweights Paolino and Tom Heeney for a February 22 match at Madison Square Garden. Matchmaker Tom McArdie offered terms. Harvey and Mayer must approve. Heeney’s manager fears raising risks. Paolino may take the bout if terms ease.
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New York
U.P
Paolino
Tom Heeney
K. O. Christner
Akron
Harvey
Heeney
Christner
Mayer
Basketball Scores From Ashland Findlay and Others
Summary of college basketball scores from Ashland defeating Findlay by 52 to 8 and Missouri leading Drake 36 to 35 as Wilmington trails Detroit City College 27 to 17 and Defiance edges Antioch 38 to 30.
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Ashland
Findlay
Missouri
Drake
Wilmington
Detroit City College
Deflanea
Antioch
Scouts Approve St Louis Prospects for Cardinals
Scouting notes from St Louis discuss rookie chances at second base and short before spring training. Dan Howley recalls past bench issues and cites Kress Brannon as potential infield anchors if they perform. Cards target Charley Gelbert Frankle Carey to reinforce the lineup with veteran growth expected from last season.
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Dan Howley
Kress
Brannon
Lamart
Hoth
Accer
Howiey
Charley Gelbert
Prankle FE J
Carey
Stop
Cardinal
Howston
World light heavyweight title bout set in Columbus
In Columbus tomorrow Joe Banack, the reigning champion, defends his light heavyweight crown against challenger Cl Land. Banack appeared in solid shape after a tough workout and his recent rival Australia has shown no signs of fatigue or staleness.
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Columbus
Clland
Joe Banackt
Tomorro
Australia
Ohio State Trainer in Atlanta Discusses Georgia Tech Game
Ohio State trainer Mike Chambers was in Atlanta with Georgia Tech staff discussing football. The dialogue centers on training era plans and possible Olympic connections, with unclear details about institutions and summer sessions.
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Columbus
Jane
Mike Chambers
Ohio State
Avlanta
Georgia Tech
Chambers Ag
Ashland College Beats Ashlanders in Whirlwind Drive
Ashland 62 Ashland College 32 last night in a period whirlwind drive. Ashlanders fall behind as Ashland College logs a strong 23-1 run in the first half.
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Ashland
Jan
Ashland College
Ashlanders
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