Boys High School Beats Tech High In Courthouse Court Game
Alfred Scott starred for Boys High scoring 16 of the 25 points as the Purple and White defeated Tech High 25 to 14. Scott dominated both ends, Johnston produced two standout shots, and Starr plus Czintz and Bedell stood out for Tech High on a competitive afternoon at Athletic Club court.
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Tech High
Stants ‘Athletic Club
Boss High School
Scott
Johnson
Boys ‘High
Knox and
Starr
Czintz
Bedell
Techilgh
Sea
Ech
Gech High
Alfred Scott Stars
Alfred Scott
Boys High
Johnston
Boys’ High
Csintz
Colcord
Osll
Buara
Pasition
Lech High
Know
Czints
Jolnstan
Fincher Starr
Calcord
Parmalee
R.feree Jameson
Sale of Indianapolis Club Depends on Federal Action
Federal league leaders in Chicago weigh the Indianapolis club sale to JO McGill and WC Smith. McGill and Smith have paid about 20 000 toward a 165 000 price, with conditions unsettled as midnight nears. Meyer signals readiness to move on players if the deal collapses.
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Tullianapolis
Chicago
Indianapolis
JO McGill
Denver
Magnete
WC Smith
New York
McGill
Smith
Jack Hendrix
Indianapoli
Metall McGill
Meyer
Indiananalis
Mooney
Milgate McGill
Noteworth
Wwe
Ol] Meyer
Waambrias Sets World Record In Greek American Games
New York January 17 George Waambrias set a world record in weight lifting at the Greek American Athletic Club games. He lifted a 164 pound dumbbell from the floor twenty three times, breaking the previous record of eighteen. He exhausted himself by the attempt and failed on the twenty fourth try. Waambrias weighs 169 pounds and stands slightly under average height.
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New York
George Waambrias
Taambrias
Tesmbries
Williams College schedules feature Chinese University game
Williams College announced an interesting addition to the 1950 baseball schedule. The game against the Chinese University of Iowa will be played in Williamstown on January 17. The slate includes Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Dartmouth and Cornell as opponents.
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Williams College
Williamstown
Maxs
University of Iowa
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Dartmouth
Cornell
Milledgeville Previews Strong Muledgeville Baseball Season
Muledgeville Georgia January 17 special the spring baseball season promises strong action at Georgia Military College with Maddox shaping a competitive team. Manager George Stinson arranged two games here by a big club on March 17 and professionals expected to bring solid play to the area.
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M. C
Muledgeville
Muledge Ville
Georgia Military College
Maddox
George Stinson
Milledgeville
Incas
Cobb Enticed by Federal League Offer in Augusta
Detroit outfielder Ty Cobb reported in Augusta that a Federal League club in Chicago had offered $76,000 for five years with the first year paid in advance. Cobb said he would not comment until returning to Augusta early next week.
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Cort
Orbcoer
Augusta
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Royston
Chiego
Cobb
Score books will be beautiful for Atlanta baseball season
The Atlanta baseball club tendered the score book privilege to A B Parker, secretary. Parker has prepared sample copies featuring two color designs and photos of Mavazer Billy Smith, Captain Tiarry Woelch, and mascot Dick Jemison Jr. The book offers detailed past and upcoming season statistics, a novel prize system, and daily availability at the park.
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Atlanta Baseball Club
A. B Parker
Parker
Mavazer Billy Smith
Tiarry Woelch
Dick Jemison, Jr
Mr Parker
Atlanta
Parkey
Phené
Local Baseball Association
Yale Sees Hopeful Rowing Policy Shift
Yale by Edward Bushnell reports optimism over a new rowing plan following final announcements. Richard Armstrong to advise with two professional instructors Guy Nickalla of Leander Club London and M Gianinni of New York Athletic Club providing expert coaching. Yale faces decision on varsity versus freshmen duties and potential conflicts between Nickalla and Gianinni.
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Edward BR. Bushnell
Philadelphia
iLpegal
Yale
Richard Armsstrong
John Kennedy
Hodgers
Armstrong
Guy Nickalla
Leander Rowing Club
London
M. Gianiini
New York Athletic
Nickalla
Leander Club
Oxford
Gianinni
Harrison
Rodgers
Fale 4A
Wood
Bob Cook Yaia Wil
Lale
Cook
Cornel
Marford
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Yale Rowing Committee
Nickails
Niskalla
Tate Poth
Dublin Giant Stops Jack Lester in Afth Round Bout
New York January 17 Jim Coffey the Dublin giant stopped Jack Lester of Seattle in the fifth round of what was to have been a ten round bout tonight Coffey weighed 125 pounds and Lester 177 pounds.
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York
Jim Coffey
Dublin
Jack Lester
Seattle
Coffey
Lester
Greensboro High Wins On Tough Local Court Battle
Greensboro High School boys edged the Eighth District Agricultural and Mechanical School team from Wasson 8 to 5 in a tightly contested local basketball game. Both squads showcased strong guard play and persistent defense with limited open shots throughout the 15 minute halves.
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Greensborg Ga
Ispe ‘Eal
Greensboro High Schoolhoys
Agricultural and Mechaniical School
Wasson
Secore
A&m
Warpell
L F Sutphin Capt
Robinson
Rr Williams
Winslett
Ingham
Gobert Boswall
Stricil
Montfort
New Trotting Record on Ice in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on January 17 George Gano owned b. Mr W Savase trotted a half mile in 1 minute 0 seconds, breaking the world trotting record on ice. The previous best was 1 minute 2 seconds set by Biarion Patch in 1912 at the same venue.
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Minneapolis Minn
George Gano
Far From Absurd Says Ed Barrow
Ed Barrow, president of the International League, calls the report that minor leagues might join a third major league not absurd. He notes discussion at a Cincinnati meeting, says a year or so may be feasible, and hints the Jersey City franchise could be dropped if the draft is removed and the league gains major status.
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New York
Edoward Barrow
International League
Federal League
Cincinnati
Barrow
Jersey City
Women Barred from A A U Meets New York
January 17 The Amateur Athletic Union voted overwhelmingly to refuse registration for women athletes in all sports under the organization. The ruling bars women from competing or exhibiting in mixed open games or meets with men. One association reportedly violated the rule to seek an official interpretation. James Sullivan circulated the question to the national registration committee. one vote opposed the resolution, another supported it with caveats to register women in a separate group.
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New York
Amateur Athletics Union
Ing Mall
The
Amateur Athletic Union
National Registration Committee
James Sullivan
Hoodoo-Skidoo combination not worrisome for W. and L.
Washington and Lee athletic manager Barker scheduled thirteen opponents for the basketball team while manager T S Kirkpatrick lined up a March 23 season opener on Wilson field for the White and Blues. The schedule lists Amherst Vermont Richmond Lafayette Johns Hopkins Penn State and others from March to April with away games in Richmond and Raleigh. Dartmouth's tackle Flhok coached football.
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Yoington
Washington and Lee
Barker
T S
Amherst
Vermont
Fuchmond
Lafayette
Lomeh
Penn State
Johns Hopkins
St John
Durham
Triowr
Raleigh
North Carolina
Washington and Lees
DA Donahue
Somerville
Mass
Flcock
Whitey Morse to Lead Brunswick Team Again
Brunswick Georgia January 17 Special Whitey Morse will again manage the Brunswick club of the Georgia State league. Contracts mailed to last year’s manager and others include Catchers Kite and Pierre Pitchers Stewart Hartner and Cates Infielders Parker Mullin Bundy Outfielders Siegfried Cranks plus several youngsters including four pitchers. Morse is expected to field a strong team at the start of the season.
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Brunswick
Speal
Whitey Morse
Kite
Pierre
Stewart Hartner
Cates
Parker
Senators Southpaw Against Sunday Ball
New York January 17 Harri Harpe a young southpaw from Hackensack New Jersey who signed with the Washington American League club last summer received his contract for the coming season but returned it at once because Manager Griffith forgot to insert the clause excusing him from Sunday games.
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New York
Harri Harpe
Hackensack NJ
Washington
Griffith
Farrell's Decision on Arbitration Disallows Cheney Claim
The National Board of Arbitration of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues today handed down decisions disallowing claims by Larry Cheney. Applications granted for services of player Wilkening are awarded to Savannah, Georgia.
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Ambuts
Ay Ok
Uanuess
National Board of Arbitration
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Larry Cheney
New Orleans
Wilkenning
Savannah Ga
Springfield Team Sets New World Record in Revolver
Official figures from Secretary J B Crabtree of the United States Revolver Association show the Springfield team posting a world record mark of 1164. The record surpasses the 1147 set earlier this season by the Olympic Club of San Francisco.
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Sprngfield
Vass
J.B Crabtree
United States Revolver Association
Springfield
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Smith and Remley Win Marriage License in Chicago
Gunbeat Smith, a pugilist, and Miss Helen Remley of New York were initially refused a license yesterday after Miss Remley claimed 27, then granted today after adjusting her age. They announced plans to marry at once in San Francisco amid a related divorce decree for Gunbert Smith in superior court.
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Nhoat
Smith
Chicago
Gunbeat Smith
Helen Remley
New York
Remiley
C Smith
Billies Buy Player in January Signing
Montgomery announces the purchase of Howard Baker a hard hitting second baseman from the Pletsfield club of the Casterneazuea Baker stole 58 bases last year leading his league. Purchase price not stated.
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Montgomery
Southern League Players Subject to New Contracts
John H Farrell, secretary of the National Association of Professional Baseball Rescues, announced two notices on January 17. Contracts for 1914 must align with the Cincinnati agreement between players’ fraternity, the national commission, and the National Association. All players under reservation must be tendered contracts by February 1, affecting the Atlanta Southern league and other minor leagues.
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Auburn
John H Farrell
National Association of Professional Baseball Rescues
National Association
Cincinnati
National Commission
Atlanta
Weidely Motor Draws Attention At New York Show
Leading automobile engineers at the New York show spotlight the Weidely Motor at the Premier booth. They praise its simple head valve design, noting fewer parts and lighter weight. The engine’s lubrication and cooling are highlighted as major improvements over common engine types.
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New York
Eenter
Weidely
Weideln
De Loach Named Head of Georgia Breeders Association
Athens January 11 officers elected at Georgia Breeders association closing session for year R H De Loach director of state experiment station president JR Fain Athens vice president L R Rust Athens secretary treasurer The association will meet again in January 1913 Also mentions Welgaly motor advantages and Premier Motor Manufacturing Company control of US rights for 1914.
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Athens
H. D Hastings
Atlanta
Georgia Breeders Association
R . H. De+ Loach
State Experiment Station
JR. Fain
L R. Rust
Associaton
Premier Motor Manufacturing Company
Birmingham Rifle Record Fall Breaks World Mark
T K Lee of the Birmingham Athletic Club Rifle team set a new world rifle record at the club range in Birmingham on January 17. He fired at 78 feet and landed 20 shots in a 30-shot string, marking his third consecutive “possible” and breaking the prior mark.
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Birmingham
Ala
T K. Lee
Birmingham Athletic Club
Lee
Lea
Bulls-eye streaks in NRA league trial
A marksman achieved a perfect score of twenty each trial under the National Rifle League America, demonstrating precision and consistent accuracy across rounds. The event showcased skill and discipline among competitors within the league.
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The
National Rifle League
America
Three Cards Sign Contracts With Nationals Duo
In St Louis January 17 1814 contracts for the St Louis Nationals were signed today by Catchers Glenn and Snider and by Owen Wilson, outfield welder.
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St Lous Mo
St. Louis Nationals
Glenn
Snider
Owen Wilson
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