Weekly college chess league crowns Brown winner
The seventh annual triangular college chess league tournament saw Brown finish with five wins while Cornell and Pennsylvania earned 4% and 2% respectively as part of a mixed summary of recent sports results and forthcoming events across boxing football and sailing.
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1905 Racing and Baseball News Mixed at Year End
The Western AAU committee member intends to resign once a successor is chosen. Barney Oldfield wins the 1905 tack championship with 26 points, edging Chevrolet by double. A major international chess match sees Standing and Rogers defeat Latham and Gardner. Obituaries note Howard Brickwood at 68, famed English rower and author. Baseball notes cover multiple player moves, signings, and managerial chair shifts across leagues. Details include Bonner’s death at 41 and various trades involving Slattery, Ray, and Shockey. Major clubs discuss pitcher rosters, farm deals, and travel wagons to ease gate receipts.
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American League notes report Charley Starr trade to St Paul and Cy Young eyed as top umpire. Washington, Boston, and Portland discuss outfielder movements and salary talks. Washington declares a dividend, and Comiskey broadens South Side Park work as White Sox plan spring training in New Orleans. National League notes cover waivers on Peltz, Cincinnati training at Marlin Springs, Brooklyn coach/pitcher moves, and several player trades and contracts.
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