Yale Clad Team Beats Liangtan in China Soccer Bout
At Changsha Yale College Ya-li defeated Liangtan Presbyterian Mission College 4 to 0 in a morning match. The Yale side performed with vigor amid cheering crowds and a snake dance, with goals via corner kicks and quick passes.
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Yale College
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George Sutton to Meet Hoppe for 18.2 Balk Line Title
New York, Jan. 10. Billiard fans await the February 3 Hotel Astor match where George Sutton and Willie Hoppe duel for the 18.2 balk line championship. Sutton claims a 459 practice run in Chicago while Hoppe made 621 in Paris. French stars Cassignol and Cure have over 400. Sutton, the handless expert, relies on long runs and positional play, while Hoppe prepares against tough opponents. Ed Gardner may be drafted to meet Sutton after Maurice Daly’s note that Sutton will begin practice January 26.
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International News Service
New York
Hotel Astor
George Sutton
Willie Hoppe
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Chicago
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Paris
Cassignol
Cure
George H. Sutton
George
Maurice Daly
Amateur Baseball Organization Forming National Body
Chicago hosts early next month meetings to form a national amateur baseball association. Clayton Townes spearheads outreach with five signatories and invites clubs from Cleveland Columbus Chicago St Louis Washington and more to join. Earnest Seaton directs preliminaries while talks with Panama Exposition officials aim to stage the 1915 world championship final in San Francisco.
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International News Service
Chicago
Amateur Baseball Association
Clayton Townes
Cleveland
Columbus
St. Louis
Washington
Windy City
Earnest Seaton
Chicago Amateur Baseball Association
Seaton
San Francisco
Dazzle Patch Entered for Los Angeles Meets in 1915
Dazzie Patch the fastest colt, entered by M. M. Savage owner of Dan Patch, for the Exposition track meets in June and October 1915. He also fielded horses for the 2 06 class pace and the 2 10 trot in both events. Other entries include Electric Patch.
Grace A Leathe Sued for 351000 by Former Agent
W Irving Edwards sues Grace A Leathe of Chicago and St Louis for 351000 alleging owed commissions from four years of service as confidential agent. Attachments target Olive Street Terrace Realty Company and the National Bank of Commerce, seizing Leathe assets. Edwards seeks 290000 for his services plus additional claims.
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ST. Louis
Grace A. Leathe
Chicago
W. Irving Edwards
Olive Street Terrace Realty Company
National Bank of Commerce
Reliance to be Scrapped After Cup Fame
The famed racing sloop Reliance, defender of the America's Cup against Sir Thomas Lipton, has been sold to Captain Lem Miller and will be scrapped. The yacht rests at City Island with hull demolition begun, a decade after its racing career.
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Colds’ hidden dangers urged timely use of remedy
The article warns that minor ailments like colds can lead to serious diseases and urges quick treatment. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for loosening a cold, easing lungs, aiding expectoration, and helping the system expel the cold. Sold by Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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Van +Intwerp Drug Corp
Ady
Federal League Mileage Set to Strain Travel Plans
The proposed Federal League shows a compact circuit with one long jump Kansas City to Toronto. Giants’ Foster warns such travel could wreck the league while backers insist mileage will not derail the season and expect 15 to 16 man road rosters to perform better.
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Giants Favored to Win Pennant in 1914 Says Foster
Giants secretary John B. Foster declares the 1914 team will be stronger in every department than last season. He cites pitching depth with Mathewson, Marquard, Tesreau, and Demaree, plus prospects Schauer Schupp Heerke and Palmero. He praises Meyers McLean Bescher and the infield and outfield and predicts four straight championships.
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McGraw
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Marquard
Tesreau
Demaree
Fromme
Cincinnati
Schauer
Schupp
Heerke
Palmero
Merkle
Doyle
Philadelphia
Alexander
Seaton
Carey
Pittsburg
Cubs
Giants
Athletics
Baker
Collins
Bender
McAleer Remembers Cleveland Manager Days and Hats
In Cleveland a baseball writer recalls to President McAleer how his hat indicated game progress. McAleer jokes that a five run lead sent the hat back, while every run by opponents brought it down over his nose, sparking memories of past seasons.
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Cleveland
McAleer
Novelty in New York Sportsmen's Show
A schedule of trap shooting events is set for each day of the Travel Vacation and Sportsmen's show at Grand Central Palace March 5 to 14. Open air shooting will be on the palace roof with fly casting contests and team prizes. Guides will present camps and talks on fishing hunting and camp life.
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International News Service
New York
New
Grand Central Palace
United States
Canada
Matty Violates Golf Rule in Crow Scare
ChasVan Loan reports Christy Mathewson in a recent match with Van Loan and Chas Van Loan on the eighteenth green when a flock of crows refused to scatter after a shoo and Mathewson hit a ball into the birds. Van Loan won the game.
Wee Tiny Cossack Promises Mat Challenge
Ivan Mamutoff from Russia, at 860 pounds, offers to wrestle Fred Beell, the American ex-champion, and to pay $10 per minute for every minute Beell keeps his shoulders off the mat. Beell, weighing 180 pounds, weighs half as much and considers accepting the offer aiming to topple the giant.
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International News Service
New York
Ivan Mamutoff
Land of the Czar
Fred Beell
Beell
Bell
Present-Day Baseball Stars Across Decades
Monty argues modern players rival past greats in quality and quantity. He lists stars by position from top decades and proposes an all star lineup including Chance, Brouthers, Wagner, Lajoie, Speaker, Cobb, and Johnson, among others, with catchers Bresnahan and Archer as backups.
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Frank Chance
Hal Chase
Jake Daubert
Cap Ansson
Dan Brouthers
Eddiea
Johnny Evers
Nap Lajoie
Hans Wagner
Jack Barry
Geo McBride
Joe Tinker
Bobby Wall
Charley Wagner
Harry Steinfeldt
Hans
Bobby Byrne
Frank Baker
Lord
Eddie Foster
Johnny Kling
Jimmy Archer
Roger Bresnahan
Walter
Christy Mathewson
Ed Walsh
Nap Rucker
Mordecai Brown
Bender
Eddie Plank
Joe Wood
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Fred Clarke
Jimmy Sheckard
Tommy Leach
Wheat
Joe Jackson
Clyde Milan
Murray
Bob Bescher
Eddie Collins
Walter Johnson
Bob Wallace
Archer
American Swimmers Will Go To Hawaii
Five Pacific Coast swimmers will be chosen to represent the coast in Hawaii next month. Ernie Smith and Lady Langer are expected to be among the five. Al Coney will manage the team, departing February 3 for Waitkildi a week before the carnival opening on the 17th.
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Stockholm
Islands
Australia
Duke
Jim Thorpe
Carlisle
White Marsh Valley Club hires James M. Barnes as golf instructor
Officials of the White Marsh Valley County Club announce James M. Barnes of Tacoma Washington as golf instructor for the coming year. Barnes, a top Northwest professional, will devote eight months to teaching at the local course and spend four months playing Florida courses.
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White Marsh Valley County Club
James M. Barnes
Tacoma
Wash
Barnes
Northwest
Tacoma Golf Club
Florida
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