Yale Athletes Barred From This College Year
Yale University executive committee bans five prominent athletes from intercollegiate competition for violating summer baseball rules. Captain Milburn, Harry Le Gore, Willem Easton, Spencer Pumpelly, and Robert Tihett cannot represent Yale this year. The ruling follows review with university officials and other institutions. The five played summer baseball at Quogue New York, received free board briefly, then paid back board after learning of the rule violation. Le Gore will still be eligible to play football in the fall. Milburn likely resigns as baseball captain. replacement expected to be V Vaughn of Haverhill, a former Exeter player.
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New Mayen
Conn
Tech
Yale Athlesle Association
Yale
Eports
Collees
Captain Milburn
Harry le Gore
Willem Easton
Spencer Pumpelly
Robert Tihett
Farrly
Quogue
Sinen
Engie
le Gore
Talay
Milburn
V. Vaughn
Haverhit
Ap Wotfielder
Exeter
Indians Pin Hopes to Pitcher Morton
The Cleveland Indians expect big things from pitcher Guy Morton after a season of improvement. Manager Lea Fohl backs Morton’s claim he will help lift Cleveland onto the baseball map next season. Fohl praises Morton as a wizard pitcher and says with support from teammates, Morton could win close to thirty games.
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Indians
Morton
Cleveland Indians
Fane
Cleveland
Guy Morton
Guy
Lea Fohl
Fohl
Deason
Walter Johnson
Weabington
Foh!s
Ogden theatre shows Keystone comedies and Triangle photoplays
In town only venue for Keystone comedies and Triangle photoplays The Ogden charges $200 in New York and 10c in Ogden, highlighting price discrepancy and local access.
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Keystone
Triangle
Ogden
New York
Newark Club to Complete Note in Coming Days
Following a meeting of the International League discussions indicate Newark may gain the Jersey City club. A committee of ten officers and directors is arranging the transfer, with a bid reportedly from Hl Clay Smith of Chicago and James R. Price, former New York boxing commissioner, under consideration.
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New York
Fett
Newark
Shred
Arrow
Jersey City
Clay Smith
Chicago
Janes KR. Mri
Smiths Offer Nearing Acceptance by Newark Club
Smiths offer almost accepted by the Newark club. He formerly held a large share and is said to be a close personal friend of Charles Comlakey. If he gains control, the Newark club will be used to develop playing talent for the Chicago Americana league club. Mr Price is expected to become Newark city president.
Fine horse sent for Japanese emperor from Kentucky
Anieags Feb 1 reports Montgomery, a 15.5 hand Kentucky bred stallion owned by Charles E. Hadley of Los Angeles, is en route to San Francisco for shipment to Japan as an ascension gift. Montgomery Rex and a second horse will also be presented by the Japanese Association of America to the emperor.
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Anieags
Montgomery
Tes
Peror
Japan
Japanese Association of America
San Francisco
Lexington
Fiee
United States
Charles E. Hadley
Los Angeles
Cal
Wrestlers Romanoff and Cotsonarus Battle in Grand Theater Show
At Salt Lake’s Grand theater Konstantine Tomanoff failed to pin George Carson in a seven and a half minute handicap match. Russian giant Romanoff pressed Greek Cotsonarus with weight and reach, nearly finishing him twice as fans cheered a fast, aggressive bout. Prelims fed the crowd with two decisive wins as Cotsonarus and Gregory Nicholson toed the line for sizable wagers.
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Salt Lake
Konstantine Tomanoff
George Carson
Grand Theater
Cotsonarua
Ntomannis
Miz
Romanoff
Echo
Cotaonarus
Cotacnarus
Pet” Brown
Jack Harberison
Mike Yokel
Mrar Heean
Cristopolus
George Nicholson
George Morris
Nicholson
Morris
Electcon
Gotch Signs With Gantel For Feb 22 In San Francisco
Los Angeles Feb 10 world heavyweight champion wrestler Frank Gotch has signed to wrestle Bantel in San Francisco on February 22. Gotch said he is back in the ring and has decided to come out of retirement. In other sports news Jebs Willard buys a $13,000 Chicago home in Rogers Park, a suburb, with the price stated as $12,000.
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Gotch
Gantel
Los Angeles
Cali
Trank Gotch
Wren Field Bantel
San Francisco
It van
Itwan
Harnean
Jebs Willard
Chicago
Sean Willard
Willant
Rogers Park
Tree parasitism described in Cuba forest tale
A fragmented account describes a parasitic plant or vine growing on a tree in Cuba. The seed is carried by wind or birds, anchors to a host, and forms thin strings that wrap around the tree. Roots engulf the host, killing it while the parasite thrives, with a note to read the Classified Acts.
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Cuba
The Sub marine Pirate at The Ogden continues its run
The greatest Keystone comedy ever present The Sub marine Pirate is now playing at The Ogden theater.
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Keystone
The
Ogden
Preparedness Tour in Film and News Reel Highlights
A Hearst Vitagraph News Victory issue shows President Wilson on a preparedness tour with Mrs. Wilson in New York. Stockholm guards the royal palace as the Swedish army stands watch. A New York rooftop scene shows children raising vegetables. Brandeis’s nomination draws national attention. Washington Girls and Western High School compete for rifleship honors amid Canadian winter sports. Daredevil Anck Murphy performs a dangerous plunge in Manchester, Massachusetts.
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Wilson
Ible
New York
Lonis Brandeis
Hearst Vitagraph
Westers High School
Washington, D.C
Daredevil
Anck Murphy
Manchester
Mass
Preparedness debate in wartime satire and civic stance
A fragmented clipping shows references to wartime topics including a French engineers gas well in Texas, railroad work, and Canadian fires. It notes Indian troops on ice and a Washington Hunt Club parade ground scene, with Fatmaer Sorgkuc praising patriotism and fiscal restraint while voting on preparedness.
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Merrimac
Portland
Texas
Canja
Ralph Coffin
Washington Hunt Club
T. E. Powers
Nobody Holme
Disney
Sahara Desert
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CDARE
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President Wilson
Louis Brandeis
Chesterfield
Stein-Bloch
Michael Stern
Fatmaer Sorgkuc
Bal Des Dieux
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Hinman Bird
Daroness von Hottenthal
Goddess of Fire
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