Camp's All Stars Please Yost on Camp Selections
Nashville dated report on Walter Camp's All-American selections over twenty years. Michigan coach Yost praises Heaton and Schultz as superior players with exceptional football brains and physiques. He discusses spring practice at Ann Arbor and his ties with Dan McGugin.
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Nashville
Tenn
Spa
Clal
Fielding Yoat
Michigan
Walter Camp
Heston
Yost
Ann Arbor
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt
Yast
Yest
Dan" McGuern
Caney Fork Power Company
Ltigante
Dates Fixed for Southern Handicap Tournament in Columbus
Columbus Ga January 29 Special The Great Southern Handicap Tournament dates are set for May 3 to 5 at Columbus. The event draws top professional shooters and teams from southern cities, with about 109000 targets in play. A silver roving cup valued over $500 will be awarded to amateurs, and Columbus Gun Club along with the Board of Trade plans a strong showing from Atlanta teams.
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Columbus
Columbus Board of Trade
Columbus Gun Club
Atlanta
Sewanee Announces Basketball Trip
Sewanee Tenn January 29 special The Sewanee basketball team will leave on an extensive trip February 8 playing seven on the road Foulkinberry the big tackle of the football team is captain of the five and among the other football stars on the line up are Lanter Meyers and Brown all speedy men The other member of the squad are Cameron Armes Stone and Hebron Athletic Director Graun is coaching the team The schedule includes Rambler s in Chattanooga February 9 Birmingham Athletic Club in Birmingham February 10 Heasemer Athletic Club in Bessemer February 11 Atlants Athletic Club in Atlants February 16 Nashvi lle Athletic Club in Nashville February 16 Cumberland University in Lebanon and 17 Vanderbilt in Nashville
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Sewanee
Tenn
Foulkinberry
PROMPT DELIVERY OF REOS NEXT MONTH
J Lavi of TE Lavi Co reports relief from current supply pressures. He says February allotments include 24 carloads of Reo Tournge cars and 12 carloads of Reo Fortylinder runabouts. In the past week two sales of Reos with a 350 premium for immediate delivery were reported.
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J &. Lavi
T.E. Lavi & Co
Reo Tournge Cares
GMA Wins Tight Battle Versus Peacock High
Georgia Military Academy defeated Peacock High School in a hard fought basketball game with a final score of 24 to 20. GMA moves into contention for second place in the club league and will face Boyer High on Tuesday to decide the runner up status.
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Georgia Miliary Academy
Peacock High School
GM. A
G. M A
Nanors
Bove’ High Sencor
Eastern racing dates given for Pimlico and major tracks
Hillary H Olmann in New York reports tentative eastern racing dates for Pimlico from April 2 to May 10 with Maryland weather in late spring. Aqueduct Jamaica Belmont and other tracks schedule May to August with Empire City reduced by three days after last year cancellation.
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Hillary H. Olmann
New York
Publishers’ Press
Pimljco
Pimlica
Satursay
Maryland
Baltimore
Pimiico
Toeet Ns
Aqueduct
Samaria
Riggs
Pimilca
Pimilco
Jamaica
Belmont
Grevesend
Sheepahead Bay
Brighton
Empire City
Haratoga
Belmont Park
Gravesend
American horsemen topic of conversation in England
Richard Dahleren reports London talk on American horsemen and turf moves. Waldorf Astor, son of an expatriated American, rumored to fund blood stock imports to Europe. Jay Gould plans continental racing. Harry Payne Whitney aims for Derby and has won more British turf money than any other American in 1909. Whitney, Keane, Winans and Duryea led early season.
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Richard Dahleren
London
Publishers Press
Waldorf ‘Astor
Ts .Galue
Jame
Astor
France
Atlantic
Foc ‘Astor
States
Jay Gould
Franca
Italy
Gould
Harry Payne Whitney
England
Mr. Whitney
James FL Keane
Louis Winans
Herman Duryea
Tirty
Marist Five Plans Games With Stone Mountain
Marist College coach Joe Bean schedules two basketball games against University School of Stone Mountain. The first contest will be at Marist on Monday afternoon on the outdoor court, the second at Stone Mountain on February 7. Both coaches, Joe Bean and Frank Dobson, are noted figures in Southern basketball. The series promises high interest as Bean may have longer practice while Dobson can select from larger players.
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Joe Bean
Marist College
Stone Mountain
Marist
South
Frank Dobson
Freddy Welsh Press Agent Habit Revealed In Interview
London a Jan 2. Lightweight champion Freddy Welsh discusses his push for a Nelson bout. He claims he has pressed editors and used inducements to secure a fight with Battling Nelson. Welsh downplays being a mere boxer, touting fighting intent and contract clauses for fights.
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Freddy Welsh
Richard Dabigren
London
Eng
Shers
Engijeh Chamion
Freddy
Pootypridd
Wates
National Sporting Club
Nelson
Probable fight over control of U S Lawn Tennis Association
In New York on January 29 publishers report a brewing power struggle within the United States National Lawn Tennis Association. Dr P S Hawk of Illinois urges a western and southern bid for a national clay court championship at Omaha, St Louis, or Cincinnati, while several executives oppose. Western and southern factions threaten withdrawal if their demands are not met.
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Aw York
Publishera! Presa Spealgl
United States
National Lawn ‘Tennis Association
Boeing
Ine
Hawk
University of Inois
Hang
Thia City
National Association
Wist
Omaha
St. Louis
Chiieinatt
A A A Convention At Chicago At Auto Show
A convention of the American Automobile Association will be held in Chicago during the ninth annual automobile show of the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers. Attendees may obtain certificates for discounted travel within defined territories with advance purchase required before February 4, 1920, and return tickets at half price by traveling on the same route. Meetings will be held at the First Regiment Armory with notices at A A A headquarters.
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American Automobile Association
Chicago
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers
Trunk Line Association
Central Passenger Association
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
Peoria
Burlington
Misalaelppi River
Cairo
Jil
Dirst, Regiment
AACA
Football Rules To Be Fixed This Week
Manhattan January 20 Publishers Press Special Next week the fate of 1910 football rules will be decided as the Intercollegiate rules committee meets to discuss remodeling. Professor L M Dennis of Ithaca chairs the group and a substantial understanding on changes exists. Pro Dennis is seen as balanced, not radical, and rugby influence may guide modifications. Proposals include four periods of five minutes, sixty minute games, no using hands to restrain a runner, seven men on offense at play start, and incomplete forward passes counted as downs.
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Manhettan
New York
Publishers' Press
L. M. Dennis
Ithaca
Sman
Alredy
Dennis
Ame
Sehrom
Jendra
Ineamen
Congressmen Wagner Han's Latest Tryout
New York January 20 Special reports talk of Hans Wagner running for congress in Pittsburgh. A speech denounces a phony bill as Ludus sets spikes and KML nim rushes in quickly.
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New York
Hans Wagner
Congress
Pittsburg
Ludus
Jack Johnson Injury Tale From Old Boxing Banter
Bo Jef Thompson recalls boxing legends with humorous yokes about injuries. He notes Johnson has no injuries yet, contrasting with Fitzsimmons and Jeffries who suffered various mishaps before fights. The column playfully teases fate while predicting Johnson’s eventual hurts.
Are Stanley Ketchel's Useful Days Over
New York January 29. Stanley Ketchel has seen a fall in form described as dwindling and he faces a choice to reengage in boxing or return to ranch work in Montana. The article doubts he will regain his former prowess and notes plans for sightseeing bouts in Memphis next month and a later exhibition in Philadelphia.
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Jef Thompson
New York
Stanley Ketchel
Stanley
Montana
Steve
Damon
Ketch
Tiger
Koetchel
Ketchel
Bam Langford
California
Jack Johnson
Memphis
Seven-Lucky Mascot Title for Crackers Inspires Season
A 1910s prospect hype for the Atlanta Crackers predicts a pennant bid in the Southern League. The writer argues the seven is the team’s lucky number with seven regulars in fielding, seven in the lineup, and seven in the seventh inning powering wins. Strong focus on DeHaven Seitz Hornhorst Bayless and Sentell among others.
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Aragon
Mith
Lee
Bayless
Alx
Sentell
Jordan
Moran
Hornhorat
de Haven
Selig
Humber
Jorgen
Sid Smith
Jett
Walker
Fisher
Hyda Bauthero Lengo
Cleveland Naps Have a Long Training Trip
New York January 2 Special Cleveland Naps will split into two squads with schedules to keep both busy this spring Team No 1 will begin exhibition games March 14 and Team No 2 will start its barnstorming tour March 18 The schedules list dates for Team No 1 March 14 16 16 17 and more actions follow in the article.
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New York
Cleveland Naps
Johnny Willett Leads In Number Of Battles
Johnny Willett leads boxing battles with Sd fights appearing in 1509 and 1609 records. He won 48, lost 1, drew 9 in 60 decisionable bouts. Other fighters include Wolgast 5 wins in 19 fights, Langford 6 decisions in 11, Ketchel 7 wins in 7, Papke 1 win in 6, Rosa 1 win in 8, O'Brien 0 decisions in 12. Willett and teams schedule major meets across New Orleans Nashville Dayton Columbus Fort Worth Dallas and other cities. He appears strong on paper ahead of Chicago Nationals and University events in the South.
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Sam Langford
Young Erie
Frank Hinus
Young Britt
Stanley Ketchel
Billy Papke
Milla
Tony Rosa
Jack O'Brien
Dick Nelson
Ray Bronson
Indianapolis Boy
Willett
Philadelphia Har
Chicago Nationals
New Orleans
Nashrille
Dayton
Columbus
Toledo
No. S
Fort Worth
Dallas
St Louis Nationals
Tittle Rock
Birmingham
University of Alabams
Tuscaloosa
Als
Montigomery
Moblte
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Willus Britt
Bob Fitzsimmons
Bob
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Carson City
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Fita
Jeffries
Corbett India
Johnson
Taylor
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Number Seven
Department of the Game
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DeHaven
Seitz
Hornhorst
Thdae
Seaon
Weven
Sneven
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Philadelphia
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