Navy disputes Yale on all sports leaders
NAVAL ACADEMY and Yale publish competing claims to lead in college sports. The Navy argues it dominates lacrosse, fencing, rowing, and swimming along with other titles, while Yale contests this balance. The dispute centers on which school held the most championships across seven sports and the accuracy of a single writer’s rankings.
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Cap Anson First Long Distance Hitter In Jennings View
Hugh A Jennings lists Cap Anson as the earliest great slugger and praises Ruth as the most consistent slugger. He notes Crawford Sisler Delahanty Heilmann Wheat and Jackson among top hitters, comparing eras and styles while highlighting Ruth’s enduring power and the science of hitting.
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Ruth Best
Hugh Jennings
Babe Ruth
Ruth
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An Gon
Lange
Lajoie
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Adrian C. Anson
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Anson
Crawford
Wahoo Samuel” Crawford
Long Ewing
Nebraska
Hal Chase
Sam
Chase
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Sisler
Delahanty
Hke Angon
Jajoie
Heilmann
Harry Hellmann
Cobb
Zack Wheat
Joe Jackson
Jackson
Eddie Collins
Collins
Deacon Scott to Announce Voluntary Retirement
NEW YORK December 10 AP Everett Scott longtime Washington utility infielder who set a major league record with 1307 consecutive games from 1916 to 1925 as a member of the Red Sox and Yankees is ready to retire voluntarily, according to Stanley Harris manager of the Washington Americans. Peckinpaugh to return at short next year, Harris added.
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Everett Scott
Washington
Sox
Yankees
Stanley Harris
Washington Americans
Roger Peckinpaugh
Scott
Foreign trackster Bove to meet indoor race trials
Four European track stars, Hubert Houben of Germany Adrian Paulen of Holland George Goodwin of England and Charley Hoff of Norway prepare to compete indoors for the first time in New York City. Paulen and Hoff face handicaps against top American indoor stars while Houben and Goodwin adapt to board track conditions and new spikes.
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Hubert Houben
Germany
Adrian Paulen
Holland
George Goodwin
England
Charley Hoff
Norway
Paulen
Fleet Hollander
Hoff
Morseman
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Goodwin
Bill Plant
Harry Hinkel
Loren Murchison
Charley Paddock
Berlin
Paaten
Helfrich
Marsters
Holden
Fleet New York A. C
Travers Island
Yankee
Melrose Athletic Association
New York
Kaplan Starts Training for Herman Battle
Meriden December 10 CAP Louis Kid Kaplan featherweight champion trains for coming title defense at Madison Square Garden. He sparred in three round sessions with Tony Travers of New Haven and Eddie Lord of Waterbury. Travers, Mickey’s brother, aids Kaplan’s prep. Lord fights Eddie Macklin on Kaplan Herman card. possible bout with European featherweight champion Edouard Mascart discussed.
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Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Madison Square
Babe Her- Garden
New York
Tony Travers
New Haven
Eddie Lord
Water+ sbury
Travers
Mickey
Elm City
Werman
Kaplan
Ae Die Tord
Waterbury
Migh
Edouard Mascart
Boston
Lord
Kaplan- Herman
Eddie Macklin
Thirteen Iowa Grid Stars Earn Major I Honors
Iowa City December 10 Only thirteen Iowa men earned the major I for football. Eight receivers earned secondary letters. Captains Griffen Krasuski Rodawig Nelson Hines Romey Rice Smith Graham Dauber Kutsch Schirmer Pry are noted for six quarters in Town games and Conference rating.
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Iowa
Committee On Athletic Awards
Harold Griffen
Paul Krasuski
Don Rodawig
Emerson Nelson
Don Hines
Richard Romey
Harry Rice
Paul Smith
Don Graham
Ray Dauber
Niccholas Kutsch
John Schirmer
Wesley Pry
Frankie Frisch Turnaround Batter Highlights Speed
The article notes Frankie Frisch as a true switch batter who can hit from either side of the plate. He excels when batting left-handed and remains among major league leaders in plate appearances while maintaining high speed. The piece outlines key traits of batters and their careers in a concise study.
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Frankie Frisch
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New Orleans Race Day Results First to Seventh Events
Complex eight race card from New Orleans reports results for two year olds six furlongs with Jack Reiger and Torcher among others, plus older horses in one and one eighth miles and a variety of also rans. The program lists times payouts and field names across seven races with finish order and subsequent entries.
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Robbins
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Polycarp
Noel
Porto de Oro
Rodeo
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Lil
Benham
Ramkin
Gad
Starweeper
Gee
Dentaria
Racing Results and Entries Summary
Multiple races listed with six furlongs to one and one sixteenth miles, including two year olds in the first and Chad handicap for two year olds. Entrants include Marle Malter Singledale My Friend Pat Sandman Recruit Furious BAM Olympia King and Headache with times and payout odds noted. Also numerous scratch and ran entries.
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Malter
Oneey
Doyle
Pendergrass
Tan Ray Reese
Walter Deb
Dixie
Skies
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Bakle
My Friend
Pat
Sandman
Edwards
Lady Abott
Vessels
Bam
Be Wig
Marie John
Omega
Roe Creek
Rose Atkin
New Orleans Entries First Race and Second Race Details
Race card from New Orleans lists first race purse 700 dollars with multiple horses named including Jongy tribe and xStar of Eve among others, followed by a second purse 700 dollars with Kumion and Quivvere among entrants, and a third race purse 3700 featuring five and a half furlongs with Unlucky Woody Low Shank and Jack Trout among entries.
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Woody
Low Shank
Jack Trout
Bucea
Yale Nine to Play 32 Games in Coming Season
Yale University baseball announces a 32 game schedule for next season with new opponents Navy Army Wesleyan Tufts Bowdoin Virginia Boston University and Providence College. First six games on spring trip include Georgetown Maryland Navy Catholic University Columbia Army Wesleyan NYU Fordham Tufts Pennsylvania and more through June 5 Princeton and tie scenarios with Harvard.
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