Michigan Leaves ICAA A After National Meet
Historic meeting in New York will hear Michigan resign from the ICAA A. A. A. A. Michigan later schedule includes a Penn relay carnival in Philadelphia and Drake relay in Des Moines with Illinois at Urbana and Notre Dame visits. J Howard Berry and J T O Brien noted for track prowess as national events plan dispersal in Philadelphia and Madison Square Garden with key athletes scoring and competing.
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New York
Mirchigan
Association
Wolverines
Cambridge
Michigan
University of Pennsylvania
Steve Farrell
Philadelphia
Drake
Des Moines
Illinois
Urbana
Notre Dame
Ann Arbor
Chicago
Stagefield
Meadowbrook Club
Middle Atlantic Association
John Wanamaker Commercial Institute
Madison Square Garden
Zbyszko and Joe Stecher In Draw At Madison Square Garden
Wladek Zbysko of Poland and Joe Stecher battled for two hours at Madison Square Garden in a catch as catch can wrestling draw. The lengthy bout ended without a winner after the time limit, with both men stalemated.
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Zbyszko
Joe Stecher
New York
Wladek Zbyszko
Polint
Joe Stecner
Madison Square Garden
Rover Juniors Triumph Over All Stars For City Title
The Rover Juniors defeated the All Stars 27 to 9 to claim the city championship in the 15-85 pound class. The Rover Juniors say they will schedule more games with any team in their weight. West End Boys' club is invited to notice. Lineups include C. Roche Goldstein and Magner among others.
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Rover Jrs
West End Boys’ Club
All Stars Roverers
C. F. Roche Goldstein
RF. Magner És Riccio
Borsie Bogen
L. G. Pokras Cretello
R. G. Leipner Kaplan
Corono
Sporting Gossip and Trades Stir Baseball Circles
Sporting gossip centers on Charles Webb Murphy considering a new major league while Jim Vaughn seeks a five minute audience with team owners. Charley Comiskey hints at a potential Jim Scott and Joe Jenkins for Kilmer Smith trade. The White Sox owner is described as philanthropic as contracts flow in for Lena Blackburne and others.
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Charles Webb Murphy
Chicago Cubs
Jim Dunn
Charley Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Jim Scott
Joe Jenkins
Kilmer Smith
Comiskey
Local indoor golf charity event announced for Red Cross
Arrangements are under way for a local indoor golf championship to benefit the Red Cross. Charles A. Phelps of Brooklawn club offers a prize for the winner and a small entrance fee will go to the fund. The event opens soon with entrants list to be published in the Telegram golf column.
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Red Cross Society
Charles A. Phelps
Brooklawn Club
Red Cross Fund
Willard Must Now Defend His Title in CP League
New York March 1 Jesse Willard faces a crossroads in boxing. He must train to defend his heavyweight crown or retire, as rivals Fulton and Dempsey push to challenge for a title shot. Fans demand a bout between Willard, Fulton, and Dempsey, hoping for a high stakes heavyweight era.
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Willard Must
New York
Jesse Willard
Wile
Jess
Fred Fulton
Jack Dempsey
Williard
Nist
Willard
Dempssey
Fulton
Futon
Dempsey
Itullon
Current Gossip on All Timely Sports Notes Weaks at Jobs
Former players managers and scouts face scarce work after the federal league turmoil. Paul Smith, ex International League star, batted .302 in 128 games for Montreal. Syracuse beat Fort Slocum 16 to 14 as Fisher bled after a nose injury but contributed strong play. National League starts a hat and ball fund drive with two donation dates May 15 and June 11 across city venues. Deaths in boxing era claim Les Darey Darcy Bot Vitasimnione Charley White and Dick Roehe. Tigers service flag lists seven stars including Ehmke Oldham Alten Guteher Archer Mnfield ers Burns Bills Ison Nicholson Sruller. Tilfings' appeal for a class change denied. Indians designated backslow in class.
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Ed Walsh
Jack Warner
Cy Seymour
Duke Farrell
Arthur Devlin
Mike Devlan
Sam Crawford
bin ‘Donovan
Larry Sutton
Mike Donlin
George Browne
Paul Smith
Yankees
Montreal
Fort Slocum
Ray Wisher
University of Syracuse
Fisher
University
Mort Slocum
Clark Griffith
Giants
Cincinnati
Rans
Johny J. Sullivan
Les Darey
Darcy
Ther Bot Vitasimnione
Charley White
Dick Roehe
Squared Circle
Grim Reaper
Tigers
Tnelo Sant
Ehmke
Oldham
Alten
Guteher Archer
Burns
Bills
Ison
Nicholson
Sruller
Billiard Stars Set for Spring Eastward Tour
Billiard experts Schaefer and Yamada plan a western swing toward Chicago and New York. They left San Francisco February 31 and will play in Portland, Seattle, Spokane, and Denver before arranging events with Brunswick-Bilk Callender against Welker Cochran. Cochran proposes $250 or more per side with split gate receipts or winner takes all, in single matches or tournaments, including possible four-handed formats with Moerningsiar.
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New York
Halkling Billiards
Jake” Schaefer
Koji Yamada
San Francisco
Graney
Academy
Golden Gate City
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Denver
Schaefer
Yamana
Chicago
Brunswick-Bilk- Callender Company
Welker Cochran
Detroit
Schafer
Yamada
Cochran
Moerningsiar
Coach Fred Walker Quits Green Quintet
Hanover N FL Alared J reports coach Fred Walker resigns from Dartmouth basketball after ongoing dissatisfaction in Hanover. Despite an undefeated Williams football season and initial fan support, Walker leaves following a string of 20 straight losses and seven games left on the schedule.
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Hanover
Fred Walker
Dartmouth
Athletic Council
Hender
Walker
Williams
Walkes
Dick Conway Traded to Boston Braves by Worcester
Dick Conway a hard hitting outfielder for Worcester in the Western league has been acquired by George Stallings for the Boston Braves. Conway was signed by the Red Sox last spring and sent to Worcester for seasoning. An error in the transaction left Worcester with him temporarily while Boston hesitates over funds. He batted around .909? in 108 games last season.
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Dick Conway
Worcester
George Stallings
Boston Braves
Conway
Red Sox
Red Box
Lynch Defeats Ingoldsby In 100 52 Billiards Match
E Lynch defeats Ingoldsby 100 to 52 in a pocket billiard match for the Algonquin Telegram cup tournament. McCarthy’s illness forced postponement of the Algonquin event and a practice 100 point game between Lynch and Ingoldsby occurred. Next Tuesday Ingoldsby meets Brothwell at Seaside club.
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George McCarthy
Algonquin Club
New York
Wis
Ternie Lynch
Elks
McCarthy
Jack Ingoldsby
Bridgeport
Lynch
Wiks
Ernie Taynch
Ingoldsby
Brothwell
Elmslie Triumphs In Billiard Nationals Match
Alejande Elmslie of Milwaukee defeated T Henry Clarkson of Boston 300 to 259 in a National Amateur billiards event at Detroit on March 1. Elmslie closed in 38 innings with high runs of 23 24 3 and a 7.85 average while Clarkson’s best runs were 19 20 and 23 with a 6.82 average.
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Detroit
Alejande Emilslie
Milwaukee
T. Henry Clarkson
Boston
Elmslie
Clarkson
Award to O'Neil of Back Salary Award to O'Neil of Back Salary
New York, March 1. The Court of Appeals ruled the state must repay salary and expenses to former Boxing Commissioners Frank O'Neil James R. Price and Major John J. Dixon. O'Neil sought 1083.85 plus interest for May to September 1915 at 250 dollars monthly. The decision follows a Court of Claims suit two years ago.
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New York
Court of Appeals
Frank
O'Neil
James R. Price
John J. Dixon
Court of Claims
Malone
Whitman
Messrs
Price
Dixon
O'Neill
Fulton to Box Devere in St Louis ten round bout
Chicago March 1 Red Fulton of Rochester Minnesota teams with Bob Devere of Kansas City for a ten round boxing match in St Louis on March 11 Devere was set to fight Jack Dempsey at Joplin tonight but that bout was canceled to prepare for the St Louis contest.
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Falton
Devere
Chicago
T Red Fulton
Rochester
Minn
Bob Devere
Ikansas City
St. Louis
Jack Dempsey
Joplin
B H 5 to play Stamford today at Colonial Hall
Bridgeport High meets Stamford High in a Colonial Hall game after scheduling changes. Kennel will play, Murphy out, Luke McCarthy to start. BFS leads 2-1 in season series. Pool match Charles Montanaro vs Jim Lavery. Lavery wins 100-79. Yale Kaplan bowling loss at Park City. Ricelo top scorer. Skating titles postponed due to Morris Wood hip injury. Bobby McLean vs Wood suspended indefinitely.
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Bridgeport High School
Stamford High School
Colonial Hall
Colonial
Kennel
Murphy
Luke McCarthy
B. FS. S. HS
Blade Baxter
Tk Kennel
Leonard Lo McCarthy
Bumbree
Miacco Gratt
L. G. Whitten McGarty
Rh. G
Charles Montanaro
Jim Lavery
Lavery
Yale
Pittsburgh
Bobby McLean
Morris Wood
Wood
Upsets Mark Roll Meet Leads and Sprints
Cincinnati reports a flood of upsets at the American Bowling Congress event. C Shanks of Louisville rolled 668 pins to place third in singles, the standout performance among leaders. Goodman and Jenks of Canton took doubles with 1287, while Doerhman and Varman of Fort Wayne notched 1239. Quinn and King of Fort Wayne finished seventh. Harvard Yale Princeton managers plan triangular spring games in New Haven with dates and sites undecided. Yale doubles Princeton in a swimming meet 30 to 22 and 25 to 15 in New Haven.
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Cincinnati
C. Shanks
Louisville
Goodman
A. Jenks
Canton
Ohio
W. Doerhman
Varman
Fort Wayne
Ind
Quinn
P. King
Pines
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
New Haven
Bob Lloyd
W. A. Hyde
FP. S. Buell Avidl
Yale Wiens
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Jesse Burkett
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O'Brien
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Hannes Kolehmainen
Jack Eller
France
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Cubs
Fred Mitchell
Ray
Christy Mathewson Hias
Lena Blackburne
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His Chase
Dave Shean
Gill Me
Harry Sparling
Phelps
Carl Latham
Camden
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Pinehurst
Icecinie
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Reds
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Branch Rickey
Jack Hendricks
Cardinals
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Bobby Quinn
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