Seniors Stage Dig Program Highlights Monday Night
The Y M V A seniors staged their fourth athletic event with three basketball games. Bruce Banks led his relay and Pieper's team beat Naylor 10 to 11 in a close basketball match. Smith's unit won 18 to 4 and Causey's team defeated Flaherty 46 to 4.
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Suc Banks
Allard Boone
Ayd Smith
Howrd Beckerman
Boone
Logan
Bruce Banks
Naylor
Pieper
Nayor
Jack Flaherty
Laherty
Willi Boone
Les Saunders
H. W.gree
Archie Sauer
Smith
Alvin Icke
Charles Hutcheson
Cherry
Cusey
Claude Fuquay
William Myers
Edgar Tobin
Henry Atz
Dempsey to Meet Flynn in 15 Round Murray Fight
Fred Winsor announced Dempsey of Salt Lake City will face Jim Flynn of Pueblo for a 15 round heavyweight bout on February 14 at Murray Utah. The previously scheduled 15 round Dempsey Morris bout for February 6 at Murray was cancelled due to Morris illness.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Fred Winsor
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Colo
Jack Dempsey
Murray
Dempsey
Carl Morris
Oklahoma
Winsor
Maranville Denies Signing 1917 Contract
David Fultz, president of the Baseball Players' Fraternity, received a telegram from Boston Nationals shortstop Rabbit Maranville denying he signed a 1917 contract. The message, sent from Springfield Massachusetts, states he has not signed and is with the players.
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Maranville
New York
David Fultz
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Boston Nationals
Springfield
Mass
Prendergast Expelled From Baseball Players Fraternity
New York reports pitcher Mike Prendergast was expelled after signing with the Chicago Nationals. He says he re joined the fraternity before signing and notified officials in Chicago.
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New York
Chicago Nationals
Mike Prendergast
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Prendergast
Chicago
Robertson to Stick by Fraternity
Norfolk news confirms Dave Robertson star Giants outfielder, serving as interne at a Norfolk hospital, will support the Baseball Players' Fraternity in the strike despite Manager McGraw offering a substantial salary raise.
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Norfolk
Dave Robertson
New York Giants
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
McGraw
Post Office Prides Rout Service Co in Triple Bowling Struggle
In the Commercial League the Postoffice Prides won two of three against Service Engraving Co. Captain Gordon Mitchell led Service with 553 and 271 best, while Schroeder paced the winners with 515 and 205. Butler 453, Patterson 478, Schafer 447. The teams meet Thomas five in a three game series as Wisconsin departs.
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Wisconsin
Thomas
Turners
The
Postoffice Prides
Service Engraving Company
Gordon Mitchell
Service Quint
Schroeder
Butler
Patterson
Schafer
Second Wisconsin Wins From Giants in Close Tenpin Match
The Second Wisconsin tenpin team defeated the Russell Giants 2655 to 2548 in a Monday night match. All militia players topped 500, with Lancaster leading the Giants at 559 and Shean pacing Wisconsin with 555. Jago 546 Wood 527 Groth 527 Hanus 500.
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Wisconsin
Jago Cdesweaewakae
Wood
Groth Eveeeee
Shean
Johnson
Eee
Russell Erseen Sl
Swift & Co
Mulligan
Max Service Eng. Co
Schroeder. Gas & Electrics
Draheim
Militia Lads
Russell Giants
Giants
Wisconsin Brigade
Lancaster
Wisconsin Quint
Jago
Groth
Hanus
Folwell to Be Dismissed as Penn Football Coach
University of Pennsylvania head coach Robert Folwell will not direct the team next fall. Dr. A W Goodspeed, chairman of the faculty committee, announced the decision, refusing to reveal the specific objection. Folwell, indignant at the notice, said he would quit football if Pennsylvania is through with him. He criticized the California trip as a mere lark and defended taking it. Folwell joined Penn last year from Washington and Jefferson College.
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Philadelphia
Robert Folwell
University of Pennsylvania
A. W. Goodspeed
Goodspeed
Folwell
Pennsylvania
California
Washington and Jefferson College
Meredith
New York
Ted Meredith
Amateur Athletic Union
St. Louis
Lawson Robertson
Robertson
Tom Halpin
Guts in Salaries Were Necessary
President Tener of the National League defends salary adjustments amid player complaints. He cites excessive wartime figures, inflated salaries during the Federal League, and the need for clubs to earn a reasonable profit despite high attendance. He urges players to be reasonable about compensation.
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New York
Tener
National League
Federal League
Double Header Tonight in Local Church Basketball Leagues
The Sunday School Basket Ball League schedules a double header at the YMCA with Government Hill Methodist facing Utica Presbyterian in the National League and Travis Park Methodist meeting Laurel Heights Methodists in the American League. Both games are billed as hard fought. Winter Carries Off $100 Worth of Eggs.
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Government Hill Methodist Quint
Utica Presbyterian
Travis Park Methodist
Laurel Heights Methodists
Baby Rescued From Brooklyn Tenement Fire
Mrs Bessie Nisko clutching her 3 month old infant was saved from a second story window as flames swept a four story Brooklyn tenement. Crowded by anxious residents on the balconies the scene grew tense until a hook and ladder truck arrived, Lt McAllister directing the escape.
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Bessie Nisko
Brooklyn
New York Tribune
McAllis
Box to a draw in Cincinnati bout between Britton and Griffith
Jack Britton of Chicago and Johnny Griffith of Akron Ohio fought ten rounds to a draw in Cincinnati on Monday night. The bout was scientific with no danger of a knockout.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Jack Britton
Chicago
Johnny Griffith
Akron
Chavez Beats Sanders In Featherweight Bout
Benny Chavez of Trinidad Colorado defeated Frankie Sanders of New York by popular decision in a 15 round featherweight contest held in Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Benny Chavez
Trinidad
Frankie Sanders
New York
Dundee Beats Hanlon In 20 Round New Orleans Bout
Johnny Dundee of New York earned a referee's decision over Jimmie Hanlon of Denver after 20 rounds in New Orleans Monday night. Dundee was credited with 18 rounds to two even. Meredith to Quit Athletics.
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New Orleans
Johnny Dundee
New York
Jimmie Hanlon
Denver
Dundee
McCoy Signs to Meet Darcy at Madison Square Garden
New York January 30 Al McCoy middleweight champion signed Monday to fight Les Darcy of Australia at Madison Square Garden on March 5, announced Grant Hugh Brown manager of the garden.
Mississippi to Meet Haskell in Memphis at Thanksgiving
An announcement says the Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College football team will play the Haskell Indians in Memphis next Thanksgiving. The matchup pairs two college squads in a holiday game likely to attract regional interest.
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Mississippi
Haskell
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College
Haskell Indians
Nashville Lands Verrett and Wingfield In Deals
Nashville announces acquisition of left handed pitcher Verrett from Duluth and infielder Wingfield from Talladega Alabama on Monday. The moves strengthen the club ahead of the season as both players join the roster.
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Nashville
Tenn
Nashville Baseball Club
Verrett
Duluth
Wingfield
Talledga
Ala
Buffs Get Mackman
Connie Mack announced Monday night the release of John Thompson and William Stellbauer, outfielders, by the Philadelphia American League club.
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Buffs
Mackman
Philadelphia
John Thompson
William Stellbauer
Connie Mack
Philadelphia American League Baseball Club
Thompson Moves to Omaha Club and Stellbauer to Houston
Thompson joins an Omaha club while Stellbauer relocates to Houston as the article notes two players transferring between city teams.
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Thompson
Omaha
Neb
Stellbauer
Houston
Tex
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Douglas Wilson
Claud Fuquay
Nathan Crewe
Willard Boone
Arthur Schnitzer
Charles Causey
W. E. Pankey
Frank Erben
William Pieper
Eugene Hays
H. W. Green
P. L. Tschirhart
H. M. Downham
Roy Granfield
Lane Barber
Floyd Smith
Joseph Naylor
Phil Swartz
M. H. Green
Howard Beckerman
Ce Moore
Jaken
Bighemyy
Vesoca
Swartz
Seeees Saunders
Nea Tin Aeies
Prune Ss Ce
Savier
Pankey-Bain
George Wheeler
Beckelman
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Hutcheson
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Shnitser
Flaherty
Cock Eae
Shaces
Aherty
Myers
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Rouee
Janett-Causey
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NOA Spears CO
Losoya
Omas
Zoller
Doloressa St
Frankin Taxicab CO
Main Plaza
Tto Court House
GEO. A. Dickel & Co., Distillers
Co. L. Parmer
Waco
Texas
International News Service
George McManus
AMIS
Flynn
Post Office Prides Beat Service CO
Commercial Tenpin League
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McMonagle
Duke . Eee
Service Eng. Co. Names, Patterson
Morris
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Buffalo Express
Jonas’ Quintet
Swamps Rosier
Russell
Jonas
Harold Rosier
Starr
Leonard
Henry Gottwald
Percy Starr
Gottwald
Phillip Archer
Richard Uhr
Frank Kalies
Birdsong & Facts Protchernick
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Britton
Chavez
Sanders
Colorado
New Yorker
Hanlon
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Galveston
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Mallory
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Mardi Gras Galveston
Cleveland
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Sunset Express
Apache Trail
Houston St
Gunter Hotel Corner
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Corpus Christi
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Soledad St
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Central Tire Coo. Inc
Main Ave
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Bailey Merienda
Edwin H. Lee
Menger and Site
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Gunter Hotel
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Hot Wells
Arthur G. Jury
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Crockett Travelers
Greater
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Texas Refining Co
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