WISER 13 TRAINING DIMLY AT FIRE STATION
Wiser 13 is speeding up training this afternoon at the fire station with Cyclone Workman of Tremonton. Promoter Eddie Dallas has organized a bout at the Orpheum theatre next Monday against Strangler Joe Lewin, with Visser still training on the road and at the gym between 3 and 6 p.m. The emphasis remains speed and endurance for the Kentucky grappler Lowle, while fans are invited to watch at the station gym. Lewis and manager Dilly Sandow plan to reach Ogden late in the week.
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Dilly Sandow
Louis
Vint Jer
Workman
Syracuse Sabres Ineligible Men Elect New Captain Ahead
Syracuse New York eight members of the Saberaline football squad including captain Joseph Mor are ruled ineligible by the athletic board. A new year’s team is to be elected. several favored players are set aside after a report of playing in a forbidden game.
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Syracuse Saberaline
Joseph DY Mor
Caplainelret
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du Mac
Malt Brown
Austin 3
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Redlrick Dunn
Christopher Schlachter
Buard
May Witter
Jar.ry Robertson
R. W. Finsterwald
Robertson
Finsterwald
Providence
N. L
Powers Pursues Surplus Cubs Players in Quiet Talks
John Powers, president of a Los Angeles club, meets with President Weeghman of the Chicago Nationals to discuss obtaining surplus players from the China/Chience club. It is understood Pieper Georan Zabel, once with Los Angeles, may move to the Cost club without further payment. Read the Classified Ads.
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CUBS
Chience
Jha
Los Angeles Club
Pacific Coast
Weeghman
Chitara Nationals
Regan Ta
T Hat
Pieher Georan Zabel
Los Anxelen
Chicaro
Herman Claims Boxing Title
Pete Herman of New Orleans today claims the bantamweight title after a 20 round decision over Kit Williams of Baltimore in New Orleans. Williams cried foul and requested a rematch. Also reported were Fulton stopping Cowler in the first round and Moran defeating Goyer in ten rounds. baseball talk centered on John Powers and possible Pacific Coast signings for Chicago Nationals surplus players with Zabel potentially returning to the Pacific Coast club. Football schedules for 1917 announced including Penn, Notre Dame, and Apracune. Penn to play twelve games, Syracuse to meet Michigan Aggies and Nebraska, Notre Dame adding Wisconsin and Washington State. Adee urged USLTA to adopt pro-am rules to curb commercialism in amateur tennis.
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Rochester
Tom Cowler
England
St. Louis
Jack Moran
St. Towle
Jack Goyer
Denver
John Powers
Los Angeles Pacific Conant League
Piayers
Chicago Nationals
George Zabel
St Faul
Emmet Ormaby
St. Paul American Association
University of Pennsylvania
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Apracune
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Lincoln
Wisconsin
Washington
Jederaca
Madison
George T. Adee
United States Lawn Tenni
Magnates to hold meeting in San Francisco window
Magnates meeting planned in San Francisco between January 20 and February 2 to discuss schedule and other business matters. President Hamman aims to align outside owners and choose a convenient time. adjourned meeting set within the period to cover conference agenda and possible topics.
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Haum
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Beavers Delay Camp Site and Sacramento Acid Test
Walter McCredie in Portland plans training for the Dearera while delaying a camp site. He contemplates Stockton or nearby locales, with Sacramento as a possible test case to lure Coast League support. Portland weather and travel costs hurt profits, and Sacramento may become the logical move if interest grows.
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Chicago Cubs
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Sacramento
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Berry
Seven New Teams on Syracuse 1917 Football Schedule
Syracuse University announces seven new opponents for the 1917 football season, ratified by the athletic governing board. The schedule includes a western trip after the home slate and a November 29 game at Nebraska in Lincoln.
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N.Y
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Four qualify in winter net tourney in Washington
In Washington D C on January 9 Otta Salm New York Noward Corolia Clucini Taii Horch Whitehead Norfolk and J J F Jones of Providence qualified for the semifinals of the midwinter tennis tournament. The women's singles semifinals narrowed to Miss Florence Ballin Brooklyn and Miss Cohen Philadelphia.
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Otta Salm
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Noward Corolia
Clucini Taii
Horch Whitehead
Norfolk
J. J. F. Jones
Providence
Mise Florence Ballin
Brooklyn
Miss
Busher Rule May Be Nullified By National Commission
The national baseball commission ruled that only a minor player’s eligibility to contract should be tested in signings not willingness to buy. It voided other restrictions from Teague regulations as arbitrary, urging enforcement of the ruling. The Muscatine club’s veteran player ban and related actions were cited in the resolutions from New Orleans.
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National Baseball Commission
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Teague
National Association
National Brard
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Muscatine Club
Central Association
National Board
Exon
Nile
Comitsaton
Justien
King Endorses Old Ministry Amid Unity Push
Madrid reports the king renewed confidence in the Romanoars ministry after consulting top figures in the country. The premier Normanones solidifies royal support amid a hostile campaign, boosting government prestige to tackle external and internal issues as Portmarlat reconvenes in January.
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Paris
Samo
Nomanones
Portlamat
fCUHOOLS WAY AGAIN ENTER THE STATE LEAGUE
At a Salt Lake meeting this week the fate of K. D. U Granite and Jordan is in question as to readmission to the State High School league after a prior withdrawal. The three schools boycotted games, and a bid to readmit was made amid student flood disruptions. Officials oppose, and if not readmitted thebasketball teams threaten to disband, a heavy blow to the students and the race for the championship.
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Granite and Jordan
Mays
Berlin Officials Sanction 1917 Racing Season
Berlin authorities announce the 1917 racing program with seventy four racing days across five tracks. More horses to compete during wartime. daily program rises from seven to eight races. Wyomin g compensation law shows a surplus of over 260 900 dollars in its first year and a half. Enforcement costs fell to 1.44 percent compared with 45 percent for private companies.
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Tandon
Wyoming
Rapense Yes
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