Magnates approve waiver rule in National League
New York February 11 National League magnates voted six to two to adopt the waiver rule amendment barring withdrawal of waivers or withdrawal of a waiver claim. The Doom catcher deal between Her zog and Moran of the Philadelphia Nationals for the Cincinnati signing remained uncompleted. The owners also adopted the 1915 playing schedule.
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New York
Herzog and Moran
Philadelphia Nationals
Doom
Cincinnati
Freddie Welsh los ing crown faces more American challengers
The piece notes Freddie Welsh has lost no decision in his reign while four Americans beat him in recent bouts. It lists Charley White Joe Shugrue Jimmy Duffy Johnny Griffiths as defeaters and mentions Willie Ritchie and Johnny Dundee as possible future rivals. It also mentions Pollack and Welsh avoid decision fights.
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Freddie Welsh
St Aducats
Charley White
Millwaukee
Joe Shugrue
Jimmy Duffy
Buffalo
Johnny Griffiths
Akron
Willie Ritchie
Johnny Dundee
Chicago Boy Loomis Stars At New York Indoor Carnival
Joseph G. Loomis of the Chicago Athletic Club won the running high jump at six feet one inch and narrowly beat Alvah Meyer in the 70 yard scratch race clocking seven and a half seconds. M A Devany won the Baxter mile in 4 25 }
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New York
Madison Square Garden
New York Athletic Club
Joseph G. Loomis
Chicago Athletic Club
Loomis
Alvah Meyer
A. C
M. A. Devaney
Newark
N. J
Boston Athletic Association
New York A. C
Dowling City league doubles results and high scores
Three doubles matches were bowled in the City league with Braggins and Lowe winning 1926 to 1716 on Imperial alleys, Dorning and Houts taking 1830 to 1775 on Bismarck, and Thompson and Hulette prevailing 1991 to 1706 on S A C. MacDonald led scoring with 190 and 182 average.
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Braggins
Lowe
Ellis
Boston
Dorning and
Houts
Bismarck
Markle
Lockhart
Thompson
Hulette
Wetmore
Johnson
Catholic Northwest
Seattle
Alleys
MacDonald
Love Triangle In Boston Area Explained As Spiritual Union
Article recounts Hartley Dennett, Dr. H Lincoln Chase and Mrs. Chase forming a "Golden Rule Triangle" living at a New Hampshire farm after a public divorce, claiming their bond is purely spiritual. Dr. Chase left practice, welcomed Dennett and wife’s soulmate, and defends their arrangement as non sexual and harmonious.
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Mrs. Chase
Dennett
Massachusetts
Sa Mra
Chase
New Hampshire
Chase Farm
New England
Brookline
Mount Plato
Ite
Dr. Chane
Star
Alstead
Ritchie Aims to Regain Title in March Madison Square Garden
Wil lie Ritchie declares he expects to regain his boxing title in a 10 round bout against Champion Freddie Welsh at Madison Square Garden on March 11. He travels from San Francisco to Glenwood Springs and then New York, reporting he is in good shape and has reduced weight to 140 pounds.
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San Francisco
Freddie Welsh
Madison Square Garden
Willie Ritchie
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Ritchie
New York
University of Washington Basketball Weighs In For Idaho Clash
Coach Tony Savage leads six Huskies to Moscow Idaho for a first conference game against the University of Idaho with a Saturday stop in Pullman to face Washington State. The trip ends with a Monday return to Seattle for a second Idaho game. High school action shifts to today for teacher institute. Broadway Sophs win interclass title 10 4 over Seniors. Whitman defeats Oregon 22 18 in Walla Walla conference clash.
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U. of W
Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
Pullman
Seattle
Idaho Bunch
Teachers’ Institute
Franklin
Broadway
West Seattle
Queen Anne
Hill
Ballard
Lincoln
Walla Walla
Whitman
University of Oregon
Oregon
Sporting Flashes From Around The West And Coast
The University of Washington rifle team scored 834 in a contest with the University of Arizona, with results from the Arizona shoot not yet received. Directors of the San Francisco fair consider altering the 1915 transpacific yacht race to San Francisco to Honolulu and back. J P Wilson leads in the S A C three cushion billiards with a perfect 3 victories, C A Moon at .777. multiple cities file for the next national rowing regatta with the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen. B B Johnson and Charles Comiskey travel from Chicago toward the West Coast ahead of the White Sox. Topeka is hoped to remain in the Western league, until a $5,000 bond from Geo Benson proves good faith.
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Arizona
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National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
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Charles Comiskey
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Robert Preshaw
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Cal
Harry E. Carr
Leavenworth
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Yates Center
Kan
Bank Itn
Theodore Dierks
Funeral Directors’ Association
Alfred Holman
San Francisco Argonaut
Oakland Tribune
Michigan Avenue
Skiers and Skaters Converge on Truckee Winter Meet
Expert Canadian and Norwegian competitors join hundreds of athletes in Truckee California for a winter sports rendezvous. The resort town hosts thrilling contests and promising ski runners as sensational jumps by Ivan Klepp of Norway, nicknamed the Beachey of the Snows, raise the event’s profile.
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Cal
Sierras
California Sunshine Belt
Ivan Klepp
Beachey
New York Considers 20 Round Boxing Bouts
Albany Feb 11 New York promoters fans and boxers welcome the prospect of 20 round decision bouts. Assemblyman McElry will introduce a bill to amend the Frawley act to permit longer bouts and decisions. Current law allows 10 rounds and bans decisions to deter gambling.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Assemblyman McElry
Wolgast to Box Shugrue in 10 Round Fight Here
Ad Wolgast former lightweight champion and Joe Shugrue signed to meet in a 10 round bout in New York on February 13. Shugrue has two wins over Freddie Welsh the current titleholder. Wolgast reports his arm fully healed after a break against Welsh. Also note the seventh annual International Bowling Association tournament opens in Minneapolis with 200 five entered teams from the Middle West.
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New York
Ad Wolgast
Joe Shugrue
Freddie Welsh
Wolgast
International Bowling Association
Minneapolis
Middle West
Man recovers stolen tie after chase on Second Ave
Ruby Manning, 20, captures a man who stole a tie from a 10 cent store following a chase down Second Avenue.
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Ruby Manning
Second Ave
Rote tribunal rejects Castel lane annulment suit
The Count de Castel Lane loses his bid to annul marriage to Anna Gould now duchess of Tallyrand. Thomas McGann, nominated by Mingis' union, seeks a senate seat in the wake of Elwood Bruner's death. Japanese envoy says the U.S. should lead Europe to peace. A cyclone destroys homes on Manu Island, American Samoa. DOJ considers pardoning E D B Scott for threatening the German ambassador. Missouri Pacific reports rising wages for unionized workers though junior officials rise slowly, threatening service.
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Boni
Count de Castellane
Anna Gould
Tallyrand
Thomas McGann
Nome
Mingis’ Union
Senate
Elwood Bruner
Washington
Japan
U. S
Europe
Manua Islafidse
American Samoa
Department of Justice
E. Db. Scott
Missouri Pacific
Old-Time Hackman Harry Williams Found Dead
Harry Williams a veteran hack driver was found dead in his room at 922 Lencrast by James Smith and L A Nelson late Wednesday afternoon. He had been dead several days with heart disease listed as the cause of death.
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Harry Williams
Lencrast
James Smith
L. A. Nelson
Williams
Bisaillon Beats Everett's Champ in North Western 18.2 Balkline
In Everett last night Bisaillon of Portland defeated Wallgren 250 to 179 to win the North Western 18.2 balkline billiard championship series. Wallgren showed early speed with runs of 30 and 31, but Bisaillon led by 25 by the fourth inning and posted a high run of 36 to seal the victory. Ray Hogue of Seattle will face Wallgren in the title clash tonight.
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Everett
Northwestern
Bisaillon
Portland
Wallgren
Ray Hogue
Seattle
Ballard Boys Swim Tryouts Highlight Sprint Winners
Ballard high school boys won multiple events at tryouts held in the Washington natatorium for the upcoming interschool swimming contests. In the 25 yard dash Johnson won with Larrick second and Thieson third, time 13 percent. The 50 yard dash saw Black first, Larrick second, Johnson third, time 31 percent. In the 100 yard dash Larrick led with Johnson second, time 1 minute 30 percent.
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Washington Natatorium
Ballard High School
Johnson
Larrick
Thieson
Black
Convicts Receive New Shackles Under stricter rules
A report notes new restraints issued for convicts allowing movement but limiting rapid running. The change imposes tighter constraints on bending knees and mobility to deter escape attempts.
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