Annual Tennis Union Meeting Sparks Ranking Dispute
At the June TV 16 1910 annual convention of the United Tennis Association ranking committee overruled a prior list. William Tile and others were scrutinized for amateur status as the committee removed Richards from the list, affirming that only amateurs at ranking approval may be listed. The dispute centers on who qualifies under the amateur rule and the authority of the convention to set rankings.
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Tnit- 2
Lawn Tenalg Association
Ttn
Revere
Yule Tkmae
William Tile Dea
Plasara
Ah -America
Terhia
Zregoneols Ani
Richards
Anil
Peo
Sanking
Philip Th. Hiewl
Rile Fram Enn. Vedderine
Wilston
Hell Ebrusry
Helen Kolodzie Sets Scoring Record In Girls League
Helen Kolodzie nicknamed Sparky sets a new scoring mark in the girls basketball league with 28 points as Barbera Spots routs St John’s Lutherans 67 to 14 in the doubleheader at Woellawo Inke. Richter’s Battery Tirals lead 51 16 in the other game.
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Helen
Sparky
Kaludsie
City Leaders In Another Twin Bill
Crowded schedule as the City Bucket Ball league has a double bill Friday night at Woodlawn. Public Service faces Vicinita, while the Fauvel Meights meet St Johns Tath erons in the afterpiece. Earlier, the T. Mo. Ay Triangles led the league by beating the Weal North falesmen 07 21, and Utilities outscored the Matheists 28 17. Top scorers included Cholly Kion and Hib Friary for Public Service. other listed players span YM CG A Stuchion and Flim forwards, Linrris center, Wheeler guard, and Crevian forward. Officials and subs noted.
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Woodlawn
Jake Gyro
Wictinra
Triple C's
Fauvel Meights
St John's
Thoreday
T. Mo. Ay
S. Dyce
Purner
Laurel E Heights
Bermer
Tinker
Dion
Tarzis
Enegelbert
Ye Malavier
Rowan
Andrews
Bowell
Bilis
Lyons
Local Notes From NOSOMTE Area Rediscovered
NOSOMTE Jan 18 report notes a Winching town fyte near the courreta highway guiding motorists to Nokomis 19 miles away. It mentions Chorley Rufling a Yankees pitcher living nearby and Andy Bednar a Nokomis native linked to the Pittstracgh Pirates, with merchants declining to honor him.
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Nosomte
Courreta
Nokomis
Ake
Noloriste
Chorley Rufling
Yankees
Andy Bednar
Sonther
Pittstracgh Pirates
Merhants
Leaders OtA Bunched In Open Golf Lead
Johnny Golden led after a strong start with rounds of 70 and 73, totaling 143, in the Argue Galiente Tourney. Dudley from Wilmington closed strong to 144, tied for second, with 62 pros within striking distance of Golden at the halfway point.
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Agua
Wes Ea Duiles
Wilmington
Cal
Dudley
Golden
Wied
Boot
Mace
Donald Smith
New York
Spaviard
Martin Outra
Long Beach
Cult
Gene Sacaren
Horton Grits
George von Blum
Los Angeles
Jaez
Ralph Guldbal
Dallas
Texie
Willard Hutchinson
Chicago
Elehind
Tommy Armour
F. G. A. ¢Chapipion
Detroit
Tony Manere
Satsurder
Dempsey Mum On Fight Bid Rumors
Heavyweight star Dempsey remained quiet about a potential bout with Sharkey or a later target, while reports indicated Sharkey had agreed to terms for a meeting. Possible locations varied from Garden to a ball park next summer, with promoters and managers mentioned and no firm confirmation.
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Yack Dempsey
Max Haée
Tom Heener
the Garden
Boston
Sharkey
Arebo A. Cy
Dempucy
Rockies
Eddie Mack
Trempers
Dempsey
K of C Indoor Track Meet Canceled in New York
The New York Chapter of the Knights of Columbus canceled its indoor track and field meet planned for March 1 at Madison Square Garden. Athletic committee chair J Meliile recommended scrapping the event for this year, with the cancellation stated as the biggest meet cancellation of the winter.
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New York
Jon
Kniches
Columbus
Sts
Ank J. Meliile
Athetic Commutes
Madison Square Garden
Casey
John J. Downing
Sanbatian College
Eusily
A. A. Avia
New State League Districts Approved
Abbreviated report from January 19 shows executives of the interschool league endorsing a plan by Roy Henderson to divide the state football circuit into 16 class A districts. The committee also proposed a three-year residence rule barring transfer students from league activities for a year after transfer.
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Legem Interacholaetic League
Acseion
Ah Abe Tene
Roy Henderson
Tn League
First Tackle Carideo Biggest Thrill He Says
Frank Carideo, Notre Dame’s famed all American quarterback, recalls his first tackle on a kickoff return during a 1926 afternoon at Loyola New Orleans. He describes breaking through a Loyola back, driving him down, and the crowd’s roar as the moment that confirmed his football instincts and courage.
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Carideo
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
Boat Bend
Ind
San
Jeam Atrsight
Fang Cuerr
Nolre Dewe
Lesthes
Loyola College of New Orleans
Rockne
Desneta- Cion
Losola
Celina
Caziileo
Navy
Carenegie Tech
Pnya
Camden Aleriputrs
Pardun
Mount Vernon
New York
Dean Academy
Frankin
Dave
Corch
Houston Volleyball Stars Play Local Y Becomes San Antonio Match
Newston's strong Y M G A volleyball team will travel to San Antonio to play the XS team, which finished fourth in last year's national tournament. The game is set for Saturday evening at the Year Fo clock as locals recall signals and Frankie corrected them.
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Houston
Y’ Newston
San Antonio
Ban Johnson Goes to Hot Springs for Convalescence
Former American Baseball Association figure Jon Jobson, confined to a hospital with a leg infection, travels to Hot Springs Arkansas to continue recovery. He says he feels slim and weak but hopeful to learn anew while convalescing.
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Ban Johnson
Hot Springs
Ark
Louis
Jon
Son Jobson
American Baseball Jeopue
I Werka
Faike
Flat Springs
Neely denies leaving Bama for Clemson job
Neely assistant football coach at the University of Alabama denies reports he resigned or sought the Clemson College football position. He says he met Clemson officials but has received no definite offer while discussions continue and Alabama considers a renewed contract for him.
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Thscaloosa
Ala
Clemson College
Jesse Neely
University of Alabona
Neely
Clemson
Terrence
Seely
South Carolina
Snowstorm Imported for Sunday Ski Meet
Workmen spread imported snow as Cary hosts the national ski meet with about 580 competitors from eastern nations. German champion Ludwig Linck and others arrive to test the 360-Too high slide, while clouds drift from northern Wisconsin.
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Gary
Entrica
Luissig Thee
la Topork
Wisconsin
That's Getting Em Told Harry Intercollegiate Match
A garbled fragment discusses intercollegiate competition and the influence of audience size on teams from multiple schools. It mentions Michigan and references a coach and professors, with speculation about outcomes and student engagement. The text is unclear but centers on debate over athletics versus academics and public interest.
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Davenport
Justin
Jearry Kinke
Michigan
Harlandale HI Boys Rally For Strong Court Showing
Narincdale High’s Iodinne led a doubleheader sweep as Barlandale night hosted Brackenridge. Brackenridge lost 20 to 73 in the first string, 17 to ? The Jodiacs also defeated Alamo Heights, boosting their title race position. Harlandale center Enillcott scored, while Brackenridge’s Ed Hil topped scoring. other key players included Yarbrough McMillag Beale Gary Naranjo Faille Abea and more in a crowded box.
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Narincdale High
Iodinne
Brachenrige Fogles
Barlandale
Fogle Firet
Dledilloge
Jodiacs
Alamo Heights
Brackenridge
Estroge
Berne County
Battalino and Shea in featherweight title clash card
Battalino and Shea definitely matched in a featherweight bout with Ola, set for Chicago Stadium on January 23. The title is not at stake as Battalino cannot make the limit. Jack Kid Berg defends the world junior welterweight crown against Gallic Arsen in a 10 round added attraction with Berz’s share at stake.
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Ola
yry—sLue
Hat Battalino
Eddie Sten
Chicago
Tutol
Sher Agrent
Jack Kid Berg
Tondon
Tel Engage Gallic Arsen
Los Angeles
Berz
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