Army League Opens With Remount and Artillery Wins
In the newly formed Army Basket Ball League the Remount Station No. 2 jawed a 25 to 7 victory while the Heavy Field Artillery defeated Brooks Field Aviators 28 to 1. The next round Friday features Travis Indings at Brooks and Field Artillery at Kelly.
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Hirtard Fiehd Artillery
Army Gasket Ball League
Tnes
Field Artillery
Camp Travis T Andina
Kelly | Wield
Hemountera Tionking
Sanviko
Todd
Uarston
Artilery
Weber
Hemount
Sunarks
Parker
A. M. Yenne
Alcal No
Wax Keyrer
Correte Aml Jones
Af Correo
Jones
Spurs
Shafer
Thompson
Brooks
Blackmor
Laielin
Andersen
Mulligan
Caffey
Travis Indings
Brooks Wielda
Kelly iFold
Pield
Jith Infantry
Ani Hemonnt
Bond Field Artillery
City Leaguers to Hold Friday Meeting on Spring Program
An upcoming meeting of city leaguers is scheduled for Friday evening at the Young Men's building. Members will discuss the spring schedule, team lineups for the championship race, and the planned physical department activities, with several teams expected to announce their rosters.
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Knights of Columbus
St. Mury
Lurgove
Orioles
Waker Danert
Elarge
Versi
Aniteh
Gusay Cenog
Clair Many
W. Fuller
Pan Ae
Harris
Chester Slimp
Acthy Mair
Prankonujngham
Sad Virsic
Walter Janert
Plakidele
Pny
Pianienk We
Army Post Basketball League Opens With Two Matches
Two games will be played at 7:80 PM Wednesday in the Army Post Basketball League. Company E of the Third Infantry meets the 24th Ambulance, a new entrant, and Company G plays in the second encounter. Lieut Jackson, athletic officer of the Third, will referee. Brickbats aside, post quarters organized teams under BW Scott. J Stratmerer and Chris tiansen aided, with Lamp Activities selecting players. About 20 men attended the first tryouts as Ward Hi Miller serves as temporary captain and trainer.
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Army Post
Post Axtuadam
Third Infantry
Stevenal Jackson
Third Fuel
BW. Scott
Post Quartermaster
Quirtermasters
J. Stratmerer Vas Clirie Christiansen
Lamp
Tfort. Ward Hi. Miller
National Field Trials Derby Stake Begins in Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama on the 16th a 14 sitter derby stake under the National Field Trials Association selected finalists for tomorrow’s final. Notables include Ghost Cincinnati Naty Dr grit Davis Pond Jovense Liverview Queen and John Bimkin’s dock. Open class draw witnessed by sportsmen. 24 starters start Wednesday. The schedule leads to a two week test then the championship stake starting January 27 with purse of 1000 dollars and cups, plus a 2500 dollar second prize.
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Montgomery
Als
Dat
Avith
National Field Trials Association
Calhoun
Tomarrate
Iegene's Ghost
Cincinnati Naty
Grit Davis
Pond
Giants Sold Control of New York National League Club
The controlling interest in the New York National League club, held by the estate of the late De Grush, was sold to Charles A. Stoneham, Francis X. Muynard, and Java Z. McGraw for about 1,001,000 dollars. New officers were named with Stoneham as president and John J. McGraw as vice president and manager, while Evancie X. McQuaid became treasurer and John B. Pourer secretary. The board includes John Whalen and Horace A. Stane Nun among others.
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New York
New York National Teague Club
Dobn Z. Grush
Charles A. Stoneham
Francis X. Muynard
Java Z. McGraw
Airs
Brush
Bruxht Vstyle
Laurel Heights and Denver Heights Win In Y Basketball
Laurel Heights defeated Gov winning Methodist 24 to 22 in a close Y basketball game. Denver Heights edged McKinley Avenue Methodist 1 to 0 at Tuesday night’s action, with tight defense and key baskets shaping the outcome.
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Laurel Heights
Denver Heights
Taucel Meighte
Kelwet
Govwinning WM
Denver
McKinley Avenue
Metdauis
MG AL Jy
Lawrel
McKinley Lsnn
Turtun
Martiale
Tpoinlscot
Fate
Lauyery
McRinty
White Suit
Fote Awore
Swart
Byterkins
Alan Heights
Leonard Easy Win In Valened Night Boxing Card
A halting OCR read details Leonard’s easy victory in a boxing night event. Kadie Kelly and others featured, with references to New York venues and a boxing commission appointment. The report hints at attendance, match outcomes, and organizational notes without clear names or dates due to the damaged text.
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Whitadelphia
Dan
Shunastone
Kadie Kelly
Steven Erageenemnent
Kelly
Alice
Fries
Diane Marlen
Philadelphia Way Day and Grand Clouk Grand Girenit Stewards
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Philadelphia event with Grand Clouk at a yearly gathering of Grand Girenit Stewards. Mentions Will follow Heavenay meeting and a series of unclear references to officers, marches, and a wedding connection in New York.
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Philadelphia
Aigovinlinn
Seavine
Efforts to reunite Dempsey and Gibbons face obstacles
A York edition of a historical column discusses attempts to bring boxing rivals Dempsey and Gibbons together. The piece notes strong public interest, consideration of venue and timing, and concerns about safety and fairness. It references stakeholders Odile, Kearne, and others, with debate over rules and strategic play.
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York
Jan
Eich
Mike Cibbona
Bes
Malta
Odile
Kearne
Aunicuaagen
Unity
Tte
Amy
Wales
Desoxey
Deusey
Forward Pass Controversy Lingers Over Clipping Rules
New York, Dan 15 A likely meeting of the Anticollegiate football rules committee and the Collegiate Athletic Association will discuss flaws in the forward pass rule. The forward pass has often decided games and remains a major uncertainty as teams debate its usage and the clipping rule.
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New York
Huenvbe Ib
Patos
Paseox
Ue Ping
Boxing card reshaped by upcomng matches and heldovers
Fragmented report lists fighters and weights including Wod, Amos, Mulleen, and others. Mentions expected bouts at 140, 125, and related city show specifics with Milewski style notes. Indirectly notes a main event turnout and a postman route reference amid weather and venue chatter.
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