Randall Stars With 677 In Marion City Bowling Tourney
In the Marion club city bowling tourney Rand all rolled scratch 677 to lead individuals with 204 268 205. W K Cooper followed with 651 and eight pins handicap while Bob Bryson totaled 631. Baker and Wallace led in doubles with 1225 plus 20 handicap. Livingston and Manchester and Chandler and Goodwin also placed in top doubles spots as the tournament runs into Saturday night.
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Marion Club
Randall
W. K. Cooper
Bob Bryson
Baker
Wallace
Livingston
Manchester
Chandler
Goodwin
Shirley- McMichael
Prange-Prange
Spacke-Noffke
Alyea-Wilbur
Feely-Smith
Miller-Morgan
Fuehring-Graff
Cotton- Coral
Barker-Springer
Kelly-Johnson
Conner-Malden
Bristol-Dennis
Koelling-Koelling
Piel- Piel
Sielken-Decker Field-Cooper
Brinkmerger-Piel
J. W. Jones
R. B. Graham
J. Goodwin
R. Chandler
F. C. Schmid
E. H. Kothe
A. J. Ingresall
Newlin
J. BK. ‘Wallace
BE. Baker
A. Pollard
C. §. Armstrong
Carter
Ingersoll
Armstrng
Pollard
Cray
Stevenson
Leible
Cora
Manchster
Patton
Mayer
Perin
Kasper
R.bryson
G.holmes
H.brokur
C.aknobch
Fricitt
G.W. Rose
J.randall
W.cooper
Wbdnbm
J.e.miller
Cw.field
Hs.ralsto
J.delaney
J.baron
E.g.reitz
A.mitchell
Fo. H.shielin
C.e.carll
W.mayer
W.h.cour
W.mailen
F.druley
M.mullen
D.wilbur
Quill
H.bates
Johnson
J.cartr
K.b.kelly
Berner
Lea Pee
Nes Holmes
Allen Wee
Wallace-Baker
Ruble
Coble
Chandler-Goodwin
Yoko Pritchett
Bryson
Patton-Mayer
Willey-Fox
Kirkhoff
Rickenbach-Atwood
Carter-Quill
Ingersoll-Newlin
Delaney -Reitz
Connor
Shuffeton-Baron Oedema
Fehrenbach-Mitchell Ee
L Player
Fulle Ping
J. Randall Damen
G. Holmes
J. Comstock
Bnensseone
A. Woerner
Eoennerersne
Weesen
Waenee Seievpee D. B. Bur
Indiana varsity basketball practice opens under Rackle guidance
Bloomington reports Indiana University begins basketball practice with Oscar W Rackle of Brown directing drills. Rackle assessed the players and urged hard, consistent work to have Indiana compete with Illinois the following Friday night.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Oscar W.rackle
Brown University
Rackle
Inana
Illini
Buttons Briggs In Poor Health
From Cleveland comes the sad news that Bert Briggs known as Buttons Briggs, former Cubs pitcher, is suffering tuberculosis. He plans to go to another climate to prolong life and has previously pitched in Indianapolis.
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Buttons Briggs
Cleveland
Newa Pat
Bert Briggs
Cub
Buttons
Ufe
Briggs
Indianapolis
Football men endorse rules as good ones
Intercollegiate Athletic meets in New York as officials promote accepted rules. The story notes fewer deaths but more injuries among players, highlighting concerns over safety and enforcement at the event.
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Indorse
Intercollegiate association approves safer football rules
The Intercollegiate athletic association, meeting in New York, endorses revised football rules after 1909 tragedies. Deaths reached twenty one and injuries 491, with officials optimistic the game is now safer though not risk free. The group also notes membership growth and backs a name change to National collegiate athletic association. A track rules committee is empowered to supervise records and adjust guidelines.
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New York
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
H. L. Williams
Palmer E. Pierce
United States Army
Association
National Collegiate Athletic Association
A. A. Stagg
University of Chicago
McFarland to Box McCarthy in Kansas City bout
Packey McFarland the Chicago lightweight meets Johnny McCarthy the Pacific coast champion in a ten round bout at 135 pounds at the Hippodrome Kansas City on January 9. The match is declared by Hurst, aiming to test McCarthy and edge toward the title scene now blocked as Ad Wolgast declines to defend.
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Kansas City
Packey McFarland
Chicago
Johnny McCarthy
Pacific Coast
Hippodrome
Hurst
Grand Avenue Athletic Club
Stockyards
McCarthy
McFarland
Wagner Makes Eight Field Goals
Hans Wagner, dubbed the candy kid for off season fitness, led the Carnegie Independents to a 59 to 5 rout of Allentown A. A. in Pittsburg. The German guard scored eight field goals as he and his handpicked squad dominated the game.
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Pittsburg
Hans Wagner
Carnegie Independents
Allentown A. A
Wagner
Johnson Denies Paris Bout With Langford-Jeanette Winner
Paris reports Johnson denied a match there to fight the Langford Jeanette winner for a $25 000 purse. He stated no one can speak for him abroad and he will choose his own manager and sign articles personally in his own time.
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Chicago
Paris
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Series of Bouts to Determine World Middleweight Champion
A sequence of elimination bouts will crown the middleweight champion after the death of Stanley Ketchel. Frank Mantell faces Jack Sullivan in New York on Friday at the National Sporting Club. Winners advance to face Hugo Kelly and then Billy Papke upon Papke's return from Australia. Mantell favored as Sullivan rests.
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New York
Stanley Ketcher
Frank Mantell
Pawtucket
Jack
Papke
Dave Smith
Australia
Mantell
Sullivan
Gotch Tickled Over Prospect In World Wrestling Match
World champion Frank Gotch says he is tickled to death to meet George Hackenschmidt for a finish catch as catch can match. The bout carries a $20 000 side bet and the world title, with Jack Curley traveling to Chicago to close the deal. Gotch vows to prove he is the master after defeating Hackenschmidt within weeks.
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New York
Montreal
Des Moines
George Hackenschmidt
Frank Gotch
Jack Curley
Hackenschmidt
Chicago
Gotch
City Championship Billiard Tourney Continues Friday Night
The Board of Trade park parlor hosts the city championship billiard tournament with Carpenter meeting W. S Nusbaum Friday night. Landis and Bemis did not play Thursday as Landis is out of town.
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Board of Trade
Carpenter
Nusbaum
Landis
Bemis
Tenney and McGraw discuss player sales for Boston
Fred Tenney the new Boston manager met with John McGraw in New York to discuss trading surplus New York talent. Tenney aims to acquire several New York reserve players and McGraw prospects, with Boston owners willing to pay top dollar for real players.
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Tenney
Boston Nationals
New York
Boston
City
McGraw
Bostons
Princeton Wins After Hard Scrap on Ice
Yale hockey team, after losing a series here to Princeton, left for Chicago to face Cornell and will play Case and Western Reserve in Cleveland next week. The Thursday game required overtime after a 3 3 score at the end of regulation, with Princeton scoring the deciding goal near the end of the extra period.
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Cleveland
Princeton
Yale Hockey Club
Chicago
Cornell
Case
Western Reserve University
Soldier Team Defeated by Lawrenceville in Fort Harrison Tilt
The Company F basketball team at Fort Harrison lost to Lawrenceville 31 to 24 Thursday night.
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Company F
Ft. Harrison
Lawrenceville Five
Phillippi Signs with Pirates After Twelve Years
Pittsburg December 9 1916 Deacon Phillippi with twelve years service in the box again adorns the Pirates roster as he signs a blank contract and lets Dreyfuss fill in the salary amount.
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Pittsburg
Deacon” Phillippi
Pirates
Dreyfuss
Trendall McFarland bout called off due to appendicitis
In Pittsburg on December 30, the boxing match between Harry Trendall of St. Louis and Packey McFarland was canceled after Trendall was hospitalized for appendicitis. He had been ill for some time and surgery was required.
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Pittsburg
Harry Trendall
St. Louis
Packey McFarland
Trendall
Detectives Told to Probe McGann Murder in Louisville
Dan McGann, the ball player found dead with a chest wound in Bosler's hotel, is believed murdered for robbery. His brother Joe Friday hired two detectives to solve the case and raised the reward to 300 dollars for the return of a diamond ring he bought with his World Series money while with the Giants.
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Louisville
Dan McGann
Bosler
Joe Friday
Giants
Harvard All Stars Delay Amid Weather In Memphis
Harvard all star squad from Harvard Law School spent Thursday idle in a Memphis gym, running on indoor tracks and practicing signals after postponements. The Friday game against Vanderbilt Michigan and Sewanee coaches Hurry Up Yost and Dan McGugin will be played as scheduled, with Harvard returning to Memphis Saturday to face an all southern eleven.
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Nashville
Tenn
Memphis
Harvard
Harvard Law School
Vanderbilt
Michigan
Sewanee
Yost
Dan McGugin
Young Ahearn Shows Class With Griffin
New York December 30 reports Young Ahearn, a rising lightweight, defeated Jerry Griffin of Australia at Brooklyn Beach Athletic Club. Ahearn dominated the bout, signaling a swift rise and potential contention for lightweight championships.
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Young Ahearn
Griffin
Ahearn
Jerry Griffin
Brooklyn Beach Athletic Club
New Virginia Valley League Organized With Eight Clubs
Huntington officials report a meeting of the Virginia Valley league directors where officers were elected and franchises were extended to Fairmont and Clarksburg. The eight clubs include Huntington, Charleston, Ashland, Point Pleasant, Montgomery, Parkersburg, Clarksburg and Fairmont.
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Huntington
W. Va
Virginia Valley League
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Charleston
Ashland
Point Pleasant
Montgomery
Parkersburg
Aeroplanes to be Exhibited at Auto Show
New York December 30 Independent auto makers plan an international aviation show within the International automobile show at Grand Central Palace New York opening Saturday night and running to January 7 1911. The display will feature passenger biplanes and modern monoplane racers plus models from Aeronautic Society of New York and Aeronautic Reserve with many prominent aeronauts attending daily.
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New York
Grand Central Palace
Lst
Aeronautic Society of New York
Porky Fiyer to Face Don O'Kelly in Syracuse Match
In Syracuse on January 17, Porky Fiyer from Boston will replace Al Kubiak of Pittsburg as opponent for Don O'Kelly after an management mixup caused Kubiak to be substituted.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Porky’ Fiyer
Boston
al Kubiak
Pittsburg
Don O'Kelly
Kubiak
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M'Farland
M’carthy
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Phillippi
Boxer
Dan Mgann
Fischel
W.j.fischel Co
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