Inter scholastic track meet at Princeton dates set
Under Princeton University sponsorship the tenth annual Inter sociostatic track and field games will be held at Princeton on April 21. Other notes cover wrestling matches in New York, college baseball eligibility for pros, Ann Arbor indoor meet highlights, and forthcoming boxing and pacing events with prize money and entrants.
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Princeton
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Abram Kageal
Grand Central Palace
New York
Bothner
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Battle Creek
Ann Arbor
Wesley Coe
Ralph Rose
Coe
S. van Allen
Madison Square Arden
van Allen
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Rhofes
Oxford
Multiple Sports Results and Tennis Entries Across Events
South Dakota rider P M Young won the high jump clearing 5 feet 3 inches and the broad jump with 22 feet. Cornell’s Warren Schutz led the mile in 4 minutes 28 3 5 seconds. Willimantic’s Albert Stevens took second in hammer and throwing. France’s Davis Cup entry was accepted after a post office delay. The international draw pairs America vs France and Australasia vs Austria with Wimbledon as a future site. Britt vs Herman clinched for twenty rounds in Los Angeles within forty days. weigh-in at 153 pounds. Forfeits posted. second week in April eyed. The winner to face Harling Nelson. Gardner clash possible with Hart per Honey. Hebt in San Francisco set for next. Cedar Valley racing event organized in LeVa with eight classes and $600 minimum per class. Schedule spans Martinon July 3–6 to Marlow Aug 21–22 with multiple city stops.
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Hunte
Hailil
Vallejo
Chi
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Moneevs
MrCarey
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Los Angeles
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Ha’plock
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Gbrlen
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Hermin
Stiles
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Cornell University
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Albert M. Stevens
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America
France
Australasia
Austria
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Kid" Herman
Herman
Chicago
Britt
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Nelaon
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Lautaville
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Chylvea
George Gardner
Pierce
Hart
Gardner
Gus Rubbin
San Francisco
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Tenny
Coffroth
Hanlon
Greater
Cedar Valley
Clvent
Ieva RC
Plywither
Dr. Stacy
Albert Len
Marton
Macon City
Forest City
Dows
Webster City
Amimenia
Marlow
Baseball Rumors and Team Changes Highlight Early Season
The season opens with multiple shifts as Catcher Hd Stretcher’s contract moves via Terre Haute and Ed Cirillo of Toledo endorses him. St Louis Browns drop a Dallas opener 8 to unknown, with El Cates pacing Toledo and Minneapolis in a chaotic American league scene. David Fultz declines travel with the squad, while Frank Roth agrees to terms with Milwaukee and Frank Seleo accepts Pueblo Western League manager post as Belew exits active play due to health.
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el Cates
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Sean
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Irly South
Frank Roth
Milwaukee
Umet
Frank Seleo
pAvchal
Chiwat
Han
Belew
National League News and Player Transactions Rumor Roundup
Baseball notes from National League circuits recount several trades signings and managerial moves across teams. Frank to Toledo and Dobbs to Kansas City headline a wave of outfield and infield transfers while Clyde Robinson returns to Milwaukee and Fred Tenney coordinates spring coaching. Cincinnati, St. Louis, Boston, and Chicago all engage in contract activity. Worcester and Manchester contemplate moves with Burkett and Swanson among names tied to minor leagues. Washington, Lynn, and New England leagues also feature umpire appointments and player signings as spring work begins in Texas and Alabama.
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Farrell
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Manichester
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Worcester
Frankie
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Giants Sign Young Catcher From Sharon Team
ln M. W. Fitzgerald manager Mc Graw of the Giants believes he has picked up a catcher who will become a jewel. Fitzgerald from Albany is 23, 5 feet 1 inch, 180 pounds, active and rugged. He played on Sharon independent team and has no major league experience. McGraw hopes he will develop into a reliable backup to Breanahan and Bowerman in 1906.
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McGraw
Giants
Fitz
Albany
Sharon
Young Fitzgerald
The
Fitzgerald
Johnny McGraw
Breanahan
Bowerman
Western League trades and transfers fuel volatile week
Western League reports character Hawkins of Tecteater on trial with Stave Oly as catcher Dan Hawkins faces uncertain status. Outlier Nate Handall backs Denysen in a shifting lineup while Des Moines eclub trades Herien Lone to Toronto for a cash and coven backer George Muguun. Cutvher Frowsy of Omaha threatens to jump to an independent team after a dispute with Manager Rourke over advance money.
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Charie Hawkins
Tecteater
Nate Handall
Denysen
Des Moines Eclub
Herien Lone
Toronto
Cial
George Muguun
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