RLY LEAD WINS FOR RED AND BLUE IN ANNUAL BATTLE
Charleston's big red quintet defeated Parkerburg 19 to 9 on the Armory court in a rough finish. Gilliland led Charleston with three field goals and two foul shots, Middleton and Mitchell each scored, while Deem and Gordon starred for Parkersburg as the teams traded fast action and rough play throughout the game.
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Yanks Win Title in Volley League
In the mid season volley league final at the gym Plavea the Yanks captained by C E Siiling won the championship. The Senators beat the White Sox 15 10 in the first game while the Yanks defeated the Giants 15 12 in the second. Standings show Yankees 51 Senators 40 Giants 34 White Sox 05.
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Egym Plavea
Yanks
C. E. Siiling
White Sox
Senators
Giants
Anke
Mountaineers and Generals Renew Annual Rivalry at Armory Court
Washington and Lee and West Virginia prepare for a keenly contested basketball showdown on Armory Court. Two Charleston natives, Nelson Lake and Balt Heizer, anchor the Generals and Mountaineers lineups respectively, with Kentucky and Marietta also on their southern trip. The game follows last night's Lexington clash as both programs seek bragging rights in a heated intercollegiate rivalry.
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Washington and Lee
West Virginia University
Armory
Laidley Feld
Generals
Lexington
Kentucky
Kentucky University
Mountaineera
West Virginia
Marietta
Mountaineers
Charleston
Nelson Lake
Charleston Hich
Ward
Washington
Leewa
Balt Heizer
Charleston J Hush
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From Mine Boy to Leaguer Johnson's No-Hit Game era
Bucky Harris recounts Johnson's no hit effort for Washington in Boston on July 1, 1907, amid a collapsing pitching staff and injuries. He details Johnson's dominance, Hooper's final at bat, and the Boston defense blurring a clear no hit game. Harris recalls teammates, the press, and the tough season the club endured.
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Bucky Harris
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Gam
Johnson and Shaw
Washington
Clint
Coolidge
Katie Shaw
Ho Wasd
Massachusetts
Four Yearas
Walter Johnson
Ty Cobb
Tac
Jimmy O'Neill
Joe Leonard
Eiven
Boston
Allen Rugseff
St Johnson
Pepe
Fenway Park
Herry Hooper
Futh
Shanes
Shannon
Everett Scott
Red Sox
Shanks
Hoth
Hooper
Matt
Walter
Ieose
Foster
Scott
Ed Barrow
RedsSox
J Hooper
Beaton
On& T
Sauier
Jos Judge
Teas
Harry Harper
Harper
Hil Tirin
Baneball
Aanun
Gree Johnson
Washington Sub
Penn Five Meets Dickinson Quint
After a week of inactivity the University of Pennsylvania men’s basketball team hosts Dickinson College of Carlisle at Welgaymun Hall. Dickinson features new forward Kneely and center Goldberg, while Penn relies on captain Kneass at center with Carmack Dessen at forward and Goldblatt guarding.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Dickinson Collegc
Carlisle
Welgatmun Hall
McAndrew
Pennsylvania
Dickinson
Kweely
Goldberg
Wilker-Barre
Kneann
McNichal
Squae
Ettlunter Pennsylvania
Naval Academey
Bill Kneass
Carmack
Dessen
Fortain
Davenport Y
Guldblatt
Goldblatt
Madlapa Square Gardena to host last time in March races
International bicycle racers set for the final appearance at Madlapa Square Gardena during the first weekend of March as part of a water-related event in New York. Wille Ritola, holder of several world records, hints at further indoor and outdoor challenges against Paavo Nurmi. Alnamith, longtime catcher, signs with Minneapolis in the American Association.
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Preas
Madlapa Square Gardena
New York
Chicago
Garden
Wille Ritola
Paavo Nurmity
Han
Wilco A. Bates
Nurmi
Millers
Ainssith
Minneapolis
Minn
Adidie Alnamith
Minnapolty
American Association
Alpamith
Washington Americans
New York Glanca
Dempsey Plans Retirement In Spring With Career Links
World heavyweight champion Joe Dempsey announced retirement plans for spring saying he may quit after May 20 to marry Astelle Taylor the Slim actress. He left open possible bouts until then and hinted at a future in films or a gym while noting business ties with manager Jack Kearns would continue.
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Estelle Taylor
Kearns
Lavangelis
Jan Boede Mempsey
Yaavy
Hla Faite Dhate
Juwk Aghale
Astelle Taylor
Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Kernne
Vasia
Kerns
Indians Poised for First Division Steel in 1925
Cleveland's H. S. Barnard and Tris Speaker project the Indians as a strong first division contender from start to finish. They cite a solid pitching staff, veteran players, and a large spring camp group of 14 pitchers, 8 infielders, and 9 outfielders with several new faces expected to push for regular roles.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Dan
Cleveland Indians
Stacrt
H. S. Barnerd
Tris Speaker
Lant Senana
Mar Clots
Joe Sewell
Luuse
Speaker
Charley Janeson
Sewell
Glenn Myatt Wenind
Fis
Takelind
Fila
Antferna
Xyeath
Hot Springs
George Uhie
Sherry Saith
Jim Wards
Jon Shaute
Bendare
Alia Walters
Laker Jund
Neaweromers
Pitehiay
Lene
Creenville
Pindmont
Muller
Terre Haura
Steave
Lie Waseington
Karr
Athintu
Fitzke
George Burne
Lantaéason
Rot Knode
Biriingam
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Sports officials aid Trinity in cathedral fundraiser
New York officials and national sports bodies pledge 15000 to support St John the Divine cathedral campaign. A Madison Square Garden track and field carnival on February 2 and a March boxing event will feature notable athletes to raise funds under Amateur Athletic Union direction. JEM DIASCOHA DIES CANDIFT Wales boxer and former featherweight champion dies after illness.
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York
St. John the Divine
Madison Square ‘Garden
Amatouc Athletic Union
Paavo Nurmi
Jole Hay
Atera
Tthe Fund
Plug
Hodlewat Tera
Bolt
Polo
Gpaere
New England Track Men Set to See Nurmi at Boston Games
Boston hosts the thirty-sixth annual track games of the Boston Athletic Association with Finnish distance great Paavo Nurmi daring a new world record in a two mile event. Gunnar Nilson remains Nurmi’s main challenger as August Fager and Minar Rim join the strong U.S. contingent. Ugo Frigerio leads a 2000 meter walk as top marshals loom. the meet also features a large sprint program and relay showcases.
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Nurmi
Boston
Jan
England
Wlre
Vanevo Nurmi
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Minar Rim
Lfnalvh
Central tops Lincoln Juniors in tight league clash
Central High defeated Lincoln Junior in a close junior league game. Wheeler and Williams led Central with strong fast play while Atkinson starred for Lincoln. Roosevelt beat Lincoln in the opener last week, and the Narrow win kept Central ahead in a fast paced contest.
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Central
Lincoln
Timco
Veare
Roosevelt
East Siders
Wheeler
Williams Ateyard
Dinnner
Atkinson
Lingnin
Lincoln Fon Central
Ieanes
Patewell
Whitmore Wheeles
Arthur
Acthory Ward
Ward
Helsclaw
Thanes
J Walder
Burnett
Mondron
Wil- Hinmé
Mariam
Carp
Withrow
Batchell
Carter
Isaacs
Walder
Willams & Atkingen
Patnhell
Janaca
Duncan
Steel Face Guard For Hockey Player Von Gerig
Von Gerig, defenseman for the Byardl athletic organization in the United States amateur hockey league, will wear a steel face guard after suffering four fractures of the left cheekbone in a recent game with Fort ity in Vittaburgh. x ray confirms the injury and recovery plan.
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Hoston
Howell
Gerbig
Byardl Athletic Ueaociation
United States
Hackay Wescslation
Fort Ity
Vittaburgh
von Gerig Auiferei
Moose McCormick and Red Grange in Giants and Braves links
The article recalls Moose McCormick’s early greatness with the New York Giants and his eye on Red Grange. It notes Frank Frisch as a model, McCormick’s Swarthmore roots, and his 1907 start with Cincinnati before returning to the Giants in 1909.
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Kean
Apert
Frank Frisch
Matty Hee
Moose McCormick
Swarthmore Volege
BicCormick
McGraw
Itimes
Mike Donijn
Cincinnati
Moose
Ohio
McCormick
Boose
Deyw
Giants
Red Sox
Fred Snoderaas
Oun Muff
Tne
Grange
Chrrity
Baechall
Braves
Germany to send lightweight division representative to tournament
German boxing association selects one boxer to represent Germany at the forthcoming World lightweight elimination event in New York. This makes a third foreign nation to cooperate after England and France. Telegrams go to Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and California commissions seeking the 16 top U S lightweights. The plan may add a fourth foreign entrant if a suitable South American fighter can compete.
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New York
German Boxing Association Today
Anite Atheldle Commipalen Ty Radio~ Kram
Germany
Benny Leonard
England
France
Nalonal Boxing Association
New Keans
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
California
WBAL
Yxrioug Boxing Boards
South America
Luis Vincentini
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