Washington Irving Quintet Triumphs Over Weston High
Washington Irving claims a 38 to 27 basketball victory from Weston High on Weston’s floor. Washington erased a 23–14 halftime deficit with a strong second half, led by Peck and Dawson as key scorers while Weston stalled in the final period.
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Washington
Weston Igh
Weston
Glarkaborg
Myoreat
Hong
Washington Irving
Laiver
Frank Arcett
Tulle
Werton
Washington Iceboys
St Wat
Macore
Morricon Vey
Coulton
Es McCoy
Castey
Kraun
Taylor
Dodge
City forms Pool League with six teams planned
A new city pool league forms with Imperial and Colonial teams plus others under consideration. J M Armement Company plans a team. A silver loving cup awaits the champion as schedules set for midweek matches at Imperial and nearby rooms.
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Lengo
Fool
Aoyorsl
Aller
Tems
Imperial
Colonial
The
Mid IL
Filon
J. M. P. Armement
Jeague
Senat
Keenor
Weat Main Street
Glen Elke Va
Imperial Va
Glen Elk
1916 Schedule Announced for Wa bash College Football
Wey dbmocinses omens CRAPWORDSVILLE Ind Jan 22 1916 schedule of the Wa bash College football team announced today schedule includes games with Purdue October 14 Notre Dame October 28 Marietta College at Marietta November 1 Yth and Marquette at Milwaukee Wis November 30
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Wey
Ind
Wabash
Purdue
Notredame
Marietta College
Marietta
Marquette
Milwauki Wis
Early era crossover of football and tennis at Yale and Harvard
A fragmented reminiscence recalls the 1890 Yale Harvard football clash and early star players like Robert D. Wrenn and All American selections. The piece notes athletes of the era split time between football and tennis, the brutal on-field conditions, and the long gap until their teams met again after a brutal 64 to 0 game and ensuing years.
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Janais
Husky
Taltor Stroniols
Robert D. Wrenn
Lie
Awa
Guarnt
Allo
Yale
Harvard
Springefold
Wren
Aven
Murwart
Tenn Champion Maurice BK McLoughlin Plays Golf Tour
The article notes Maurice BK McLoughlin, former national tennis champion, has not announced quitting tennis for golf but has been seen playing around California. It highlights a trend of tennis stars taking up golf, listing well known players from the era who pursue both racquet sports and golf, including J. C. Wright and Norman Brooks among others.
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Maurice BK
McLoughlin
California
Iinks
Teave
VA. Larned
Norman 2. Brooks
JC. Wright
N. C. Nilex
Giants may face house cleaning if Sinclair buys
New York reports say Harry Sinclair aimed to buy the Giants and may fire manager McGraw’s era by trimming players. Mathewson, Tesreau, Doyle, and Robertson could go, with Dean and Moyers unlikely to survive. Sinclair would seek a pennant winner and would draft Federal League talent to rebuild at Polo Grounds. Local fans demand a winning club.
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Metropolia
Magesy
Garret
Chiraty Mathewson
Jeff Poxreau
Larry"Doyie
Dave
Robertson
Folo
New York
Chlet Moyers
Sinclair
Giants
Uncle Sam
Herrmann May Lose Out As Baseball Head
Cincinnati report says Garry Herrmann faces removal as head of the national commission that oversees baseball. Talks of dissolving the commission rise as pressure to form a new baseball body grows, with Herrmann’s long tenure and club ownership cited as factors in the turmoil.
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Garry Herrman
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Jaynion
Jj Huthing Mdro
Jess Tan
Johnson
John K. Tener
Augnat Fleermand
Garry
Wascourt
Anat Tesort
Herrman
Ban Jobin
Cincinnatl
Herrmann
Coms Mundtion
Herr
Stanford Plans Eastern Invasion for Intercollegiate Meets
Stanford University aims to send crews and track teams to the Intercollegiate championships at Harvard on May 26 27 and to travel a cinder plaza team a week or ten days ahead. The venture to eastern sports fields will cost at least $8 000 with travel and judging expenses for crews and track.
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Ws Crow
Stanford
Harvard
California College
St Marys High Meets Weston High In Tuesday Game
Weston High will visit St Marys High School Gym Tuesday at 8 15 p m for a boys basketball game. St Marys aims for another win as coach and players including Schaffner Onestingl Donohue McAndrew Henry Healey Riker and McDonough prepare to take the floor. In Jacksonville Alabama T W Tiarman football coach at Tilton College received a preliminary offer for a new position from South Carolina Agricultural College.
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St. Mary's High School
Trong Weaton
St. Mary’s High School
Mary's Poys
Ani
Mar
Weston
St. Mary's
Schaffner
Onestingl
Donohue
McAndrew
Henry
Healey
Riker and McDonough
Tay Nencerets
Jacksonville
T. W. Tiarman
Tilt~nole College
South Carolina Agricultural Colles
Early 1909 League Moves Spark Controversy in Pitching
Remarks recall a winter 1908 09 decision awarding John Hans Offlinr to Pittsburg amid Cleveland's claim of rights. Mention notes Herrmann's role in the Federal League buildup via the Tinker deal with Charlie Ebbets of Brooklyn, stirring Johnsonian discontent.
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John Hans Offlinr
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Herrmann
Charlie Ebbets
Brooklyn
Johnsonians
Willy Tyer
Willard Moran Championship Showdown Sparks Heavyweight Interest
New York Inn reports a ten round no-decision exhibition between Willard and Moran to decide if a knockout or foul will crown the heavyweight champion. Historical data suggest title bouts average around ten to seventeen rounds, with knockouts common in decisive showdowns. The bout’s outcome hinges on a decisive knockout or ruling to shift the championship.
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New York
Inn
Willard
Rable Moran
Moran
Queensberry
Jeffries
Pitsimmons
Sharkey
Johnson
Sullivan
Molug
Corbell
Haldern
Irtcen
Oneal
Jeffelen-Mullroy
Burns-Squires
Corbett
Rowind
Washington and Jefferson to face Yale next season schedule reveals 11 games
Washington and Jefferson announces a 1916 football schedule with eleven games including Yale at New Haven on October 28 and a finale at Rutgers in New York. The announcement mentions an athletic committee meeting and potential coaches Tobin and McIntire for 1916.
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Washington and Jefferson
Yalé
Bethany
Geriova
West Virgini Wesleyan
Marietta
Westminster
Yale
New Haven
Musickingum
Pittsbars
Pittsboro
Washington Au Leo
Richmond
Moroantown
West Virginia
Tnbverty
Dwanty
United States
Myron Fuller
Corbett
Harvard
Eddie Harlan
Princeton
Berryman
Melntiré
Tobin
Ha Othern
U University
Clu
Morgantown
McIntire
Wesleyan Expects Strong Baseball Team This Season
Wesleyan fans anticipate a powerful baseball season with a strong roster. The piece notes public interest in southern trips, a crowded schedule, and coach Ulrich's improving squad, eyeing key matchups and title hopes, including games against Dayin Wilkins College and West Virginia.
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Buckhannon
West Virginia
Dayin Wilkins College
Uni
Tribe
Pikina
Ulrich
Senoaance
Doc" Garrett
Waynesburg
Collen
Footall
Koma
Wesleyan
H Maseball
Maroon Ne Chicago Baseball Team In Japan Tour
The University of Chicago baseball squad completed a global swing winning 33 of 41 games. They posted 220 runs for against 93 by opponents, with wins in Japan against All Americans and All Japan, and numerous shutouts. A long midwestern tour was praised for its strength and breadth.
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University of Chicago
Chicago
Japan
All Americans
Nix
Hawaii
Philippines
Uhitage
Buckhannon Edges Grafton In Rough Local Battle
Buckhannon high school defeated Grafton 34 to 0 in a rough, crowdroared game on the YMCA gym floor. Buckhannon led with heavier lineup and balanced scoring by Ross Parker Shroyer Hymes Layfield and Steele, while Gates for Grafton included Collins Sinclair Madeira and others. Referee Watkins oversaw a 26 minute halves contest.
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Grafton
Buckhannon High School
Hymes
Layfield
Buckhannon
Stelle
Shroyer
Grafton—Sinclair
Collins
Ross
Parker
Lay- Geld
Steele
Gratton
Madeira
Watkins
Intercollegiate rifle championship entries announced
Thirty nine colleges and one forsition have entered teams of ten men for the national rifle championship under the National Rifle Association of America. Thirteen matches run from January 15 to April 8 with teams shooting at home and away ranges. Scores of the five top men count for team totals, using a 22 caliber rifle at fifty yards. Class A and Class B winners receive the championship and medals, with additional medals for the Class B winner.
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Amv Eieven
Washington
National Rifle Association
King's Millr
Bridgeport
Cong
Michigan
Agricultural College
St. John'n Mistary “Academy
Delafi Abéadn
Massachusetts Agricultural College
State College
Norwich University
West Virgin University
University of Illinois
Cornell University
University of Michigan
Iowa State University
University of Pennsylvania
University of Idaho
United States
Rito “Annociation’ of America
Segan
Clana Ic
Marathon skating race planned in Cohoes New York
A long distance skating race is planned for Cohoes New York later this month. The event will cover twenty six miles and 985 yards, the full marathon distance. Several top skaters from around the world are expected to compete, making it a race of notable public interest.
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Aera
Planne Cohoes
Boxing Instructor Frank Starshall Joins Dayton Police
Boxing instructor and former middleweight Frank Starshall, recently retired from boxing, has been appointed to Dayton police to serve as physical director for the force. Starshall will act as boxing coach and trainer for the department, bringing ring experience to physical fitness and self defense programs.
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