Walter Huff Tops State Shooters
The official trap shooting averages from Georgia registered tournaments show Walter Huff of Macon leading the professional ranks with a .9898 average. D Freeman of Atlanta, the second pro, posted .9331, while Eubanks of Atlanta finished fifth with .9117. The results reflect Atlanta’s strong showing in both professional and amateur standings.
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Walter Huff
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Sentacaiam
Chicago Track Captain Ends Athletics For Study
Chicago on January 31 Charles Kerker captain of the University of Chicago track team in his first year has advanced so far in his studies that the faculty ruled him ineligible to participate further in athletics. The case is described as unique in western collegiate athletics. Barker is pursuing a six year course toward a doctor of law degree and plans to defer his bachelor's degree until after three years of competition.
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Charles ‘Kerker
University of Chicago
Barker
Tules
Parker
W. and L. Football Dates for 1914 Schedule
Washington and Lee releases the 1914 football slate with four home games and two away games in Lexington and Roanoke. Home dates include September 26 opening, October 1 Morris Harvey, October 10 Roanoke, and October 24 Wake Forest. Away trips feature October 17 Georgetown, October 31 VPI, November 10 West Virginia, November 6 A&M North Carolina, and November 6 Linchburg Swarthmore. Captain A Donahue and coach El Cock lead the squad in Lexington, Virginia.
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute
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Boulder Crushes Autoist Near Thormond Mountain
Frank Chattin was killed and Allen Mead was seriously injured when a several ton boulder loosened by recent rains toppled from a mountain side and crushed the car they rode near Thormond on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad line near Hinton West Virginia.
AML the worlds a stage quote misread in fragment
A fragment quotes AML as saying the worlds a stage then notes pass scenery in dialogue. The sentence is incomplete and lacks clear attribution or context.
University Heads Show Fallacy Of Argument to Permit Students
University heads across Yale Harvard Cornell and Brown oppose letting students play summer baseball for money while representing their colleges in amateur athletics. Presidents deans and coaches argue such professionalism harms integrity and fairness. some urge sport rules tailored by activity rather than a universal amateur standard.
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Philadelphia
Yale News
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Rhodes
National Collegiate Inlets Association
Western Conference Collegiate Association
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LR. Briges
Harvard
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Cornell
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Columbia, University
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Lornell
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Cornell University
Brown University
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Tollows
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University of Wisconsin
van Hine
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Mickey Gannon to Box Hanlon at Atlanta Boxing Club
The Viaduct place boxing club in Atlanta revives the sport with a card of three or four bouts. Main bout features Eadie Manton versus Mickey Gannon of Pittsburg, promising a top contender clash. Kid Youns likely to appear, with Charlie Lee as contender. Spider Britt and Jimmy Grant to box in eight rounds. An opening four-round bout is yet to be decided.
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Mickey Gannon
Pittsburg
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Charlie Lee
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The Falling Leaves
A reflective meditation from The January Atlantic on the beauty and meaning of autumn leaf fall. It contrasts solitary leaves with mass movements toward the earth, depicting a solemn, purposeful descent that symbolizes collective choice and resignation to nature’s cycle.
Crack Southpaw Is Big Aid In Fight for the Pennant
By Billy Evans. A left handed pitcher is valued as a high class asset for pennant races. The piece surveys notable southpaws, including historic stars, scarcity of youth talent, and examples from the 1910s, highlighting Russell and Leverenz as promising recruits for the White Sox and Cubs as they chase championships.
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St. Louis
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National League to Meet February 19 in New Fork
President John K Tener of the National League informs all league presidents that the reconvened annual meeting and the annual schedule meeting will be held in New Fork on February 19. A directors meeting will precede the league gathering.
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National League
Tule
League
Wilson Has Not Signed With Chicago Federals
Decatur January 31 Arthur Wilson catcher for the New York Giants said in a letter to his patents he had not signed a contract with the Chicago Federal Jaunie team and he had not signed with McGraw.
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Decatur
Arthur Wilson
New York Giants
Chicago Fedrcal Jauxie
McGraw
Allen Retains Pocket Dillard Title in Seattle
Benny Allen of Kansas City defeated James Maturo of Denver 600 to 87 to retain his pocket Dillard championship in Seattle last night. The report notes heavy fire and a tense finish, with speculation on Calishan and Russell influencing later performances and confidence. The writeup also touches on Altrock and Boehling, critiquing pitching flaws and noting Leveren’s early rough debut before improving.
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Calishan
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