Notre Dame Plans 1913 Basketball Itinerary
Notre Dame announces a one week travel schedule for the 1913 basketball season. The trip opens May 19 at Bellefonte against Penn State and closes May 26 at Providence against Brown, with stops at Colgate Navy Catholic University Fordham Army and Fordham along the way.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Navy
Penn State
Colgate
Brown
Catholic Univer
Bellefonte
University At
Providence
Hamilton
N. Y
Annapolis
Catholic _ University
Washington
Fordham
New York City
Army
West Point
Milan of Senators Leads in Pilfering
Chicago dispatch reports baseball trend ideas for tracking base stealing. Clyde Milan of the Senators led last season with eighty eight stolen bases and 571 steals per game under a proposed per game ratio that combines caught stealing and steals. Detailed by city and catcher, the piece lists the teams and players who threw him out, including O Neil Sweeney Street Krichell Criger Stephens Kuhn Sullivan Schalk Carrigan Cady Egan Lapp Onslow Stanage.
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Chicago
Clyde Mlina
Senators
Raffles Brigade
Washington Star
J. Clyde
Cleveland
Milan
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
O'Neil
Easterly
Livingston
Sweeney
Street
Krichell
Criger
Stephens
Kuhn
Sullivan
Schalk
Carrigan
Cady
Egan
Lapp
Onslow
Stanage
Knockout Brown TKO Wins Over Russell in New Orleans
New York fighter Knockout Brown defeated Frankie Russell of New Orleans in a ten round bout. Russell sustained bruises and a swollen eye while Brown remained largely unscathed in the New Orleans arena last night.
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New Orleans
Brown
New York
Frankie Russell
Russell
Fiendish Rebel Raid Targets Tlaxcala Ranches
Rebels struck the ranch and mills of American J. M. Gleason near Chia n tempan Tlaxcala state killing four workers. Several women were abducted. The manager Gleason Jr. with his wife and child escaped. Buildings were looted and burned.
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Mexico City
J. M. Gleason
Chian
Tempan
Tlaxcala
Rain Interrupts Amateur Field Trials at Rogers Springs
Rain halted the amateur all-age stake of the All America Field Trials Club in Rogers Springs Tennessee yesterday after twelve of fourteen dogs completed the first series. The event will conclude today to crown the amateur champion of America. Notable entrants include Babblebrook Bob owned by Louis McGrew Pittsburg Bill Johnston owned by Gustave Pabst Milwaukee Girlie Flexner owned by Dr. W. H. Miller New Orleans and Kidwell's comet owned by W. L. Kidwell Washington D C.
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Rogers Springs
Tenn
Xain
All-America Field Trials Club
America
Babblebrook Bob
Louis McGrew
Pittsburg
Bill Johnston
Gustave Pabst
Milwaukee
Girlie Flexner
W. H. Miller
New Orleans
Kidwell
Comet
W. L. Kidwell
Washington, D. C
Intercity Boxing Bouts Arranged
The first bouts of intercity boxing between St. Louis and Chicago will be staged at City Athletic Club on January 28. Matchups include Young Gus Rubline versus Kingdom Belmont 175 pounds, Jimmy Murphy versus Paddy Carroll 138 pounds, and Nate Kalb versus Francis Hennessy 116 pounds. Weigh in at 3 o'clock.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
City Athletic Club
Sullivan
Harry Forbes
Young
Gus Rubline
Kingdom Belmont
Jimmy Murphy
Paddy Carroll
Nate Kalb
Francis Hennessy
Two Chess Masters Play a Strong Draw
New York January 21 David Janowski the French champion and Frank J Marshall the leading American met yesterday in the postponed first round game of the grand national masters tournament and drew after thirty six moves Janowski had the initiative but blundered a pawn and doubled rooks Marshall pressed a mating net forcing a perpetual check to secure a draw The second round was postponed until today with no other games played.
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New York
David Janowski
Frank J. Marshall
Marshall
Petroff
Janowski
Dark Horse Origin Story Links to Tennessee Racing Tale
Springfield Illinois January 21. The article recounts how the political term dark horse originated from a Tennessee tale involving Flynn and his black stallion Dusky Pete. Judge McMinamee’s remark there’s a dark horse in this race sparked the phrase later used in politics.
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Springfield
Ill
Tennessee
Flynn
Dusky Pete
Pete
Judge McMinamee
McMinamee
Dog Derby Postponed in Nome Due to Snow
The Solo Derby, first winter dog race after All Alaska Sweepstakes, was postponed from Jan 21 to Jan 25 because heavy snowstorms. The 65 mile course runs from Nome to Solomon and back.
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Nomb
Alaska
Nome
Solomon
Schenk Is Granted Absolute Divorce in Wheeling
John Schenk multimillionaire pork packer wins an absolute divorce from Laura Farns worth Schenk in Wheeling West Virginia. Judge H B Kervey grants custody of their children. Laura Schenk was once arrested on charges of poisoning her husband and the case was dismissed after a long, sensational trial.
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Wheeling
W. Va
John ©. Schenk
Pork Packer
Laura Farnsworth Schenk
H. B. Kervey
Schenk
Exhibitions of Fake Art Benefit American Millionaires
Exhibitions of counterfeit or improbable art have begun to entertain and profit American millionaires, presenting a curious trend where dubious works circulate as lucrative curiosities for the wealthy. This venture signals a growing market in deceptive luxury goods.
Eleanor Glynn Develops Warmed Novel Over Three Weeks
Eleanor Glynn works on a new novel that has taken more than three weeks to reach a proper warming phase as she refines characters and plot.
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Eleanor Glynn
Field Trials Club May Oust Members
In Montgomery Alabama on January 21 a meeting of the Southern Field Trials Club officers and board was postponed to Wednesday. The session will decide actions against handlers and dog owners who did not pay nomination and starting fees for recent Letohatchee trials.
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Montgomery
Ala
Southern Field Trials Club
Capiol
Handera
Letohatehie
Wall Street Spikes On Wrong Supreme Court Telegram
Traders surged as a misread telegram suggested a favorable Minnesota rate decision for railroads. Rumor sparked rapid price rises in railroad stocks before the error was revealed and markets fell back to the day's lows.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Governor Blease defers South Carolina troops from Wilson inauguration
In Columbia on January 21 Governor Blease refused to release a battalion of South Carolina troops to attend President elect Wilson’s inauguration. He cites lack of formal invitation and will not let the troops depart unless invited. Troops had prepaid for Washington quarters.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Wilson
Blease
Washington
Eight-Hour Law Extended to River and Harbor Workers
Washington readers report the eight hour law now covers river and harbor improvement workers on government contract projects after a Senate vote. The change follows a Supreme Court ruling that river and harbor laborers were seasmen not subject to the act, prompting congressional amendment to expand coverage.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Five Sailors Rescued Off Cape Hatteras After Ship Sinks
In a harrowing sea drama, Captain Larkin and his first mate fell overboard on January 2 as the Boston schooner Future sank. Six survivors lashed to mizzen chains endured exposure with only raw potatoes, one man dying before the Asuncion’s boat line finally plucked them from near death off Cape Hatteras.
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Manchester
England
Boston
Future
Cape Wmatteras
Asuncion
Larkin
Exe cutive committee delays 1913 convention city choice
Atlanta January 21 The executive committee of the Southern Educational Association postponed selecting the 1913 annual convention city to a later meeting. Nashville Charleston and Asheville are candidates. M L BrittainGeorgia superintendent of education presided as topics for the convention were discussed.
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Atlanta
The
Southern Educational Association
Nashville
Pensacola Welcomes Florida’s First Woman Lawyer
Pensacola reports a milestone as Minnie EZ Kehoe returns home from Tallahassee where she qualified to practice before the state bar. Kehoe has served in Pensacola’s court scene for years and has long studied court procedures. She becomes one of the few women admitted to practice in the first judicial district.
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Pensacola
Florida
Minnie EZ. Kehoe
Tallahassee
Kehoe
Coverel
Not AlTogether Cheerless Dialogue Cited
A fragmentary exchange questions chair removal and a vow to avoid swearing. The dialogue hints at tensions over local decisions and personal restraint, featuring terse remarks about behavior and political or social action.
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