Fordham Holy Cross Georgetown Join Football Reform Effort
A meeting of twelve Eastern colleges led by Georgetown Fordham and Holy Cross debated football reform. The group pressured by safety concerns discussed eliminating dangers and tightening governance while weighing broader ethics and collegiate athletics regulation.
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Fordham
Holy Cross
Georgetown
Evia
Tilpss
Chengem
Rilex Din Mnie
Aca Storgetown
Holy Cross Bordau
Abwlish
Georgetown University
Joseph Himmel
Georgetown Press
Banet
Quinn
Thomas i Murph
Holy
Coltewe Ag
Loninities
Abeli
Georges On
Ocheral
Dreble Christian
Irma
Antess
Riley
Tonthai
Lileh Sovern Kame
Assist Jeffries Faced With Tax Question Next Spring
A report notes Jeffries will travel to California in the spring for a fight and job work, with plans to feature in a Vietnam style showcase. Details are unclear due to fragmented wording.
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Jeck Root
Fae Cern
Job
California
Anveg Jphanens
Comment on Ward Winning Pushes Baseball Reform
Sporting commentary argues Ward would win the presidency of the National League and reshape baseball governance. The piece critiques college athletics for turning athletics into publicity, urges sportsmanship, and warns of possible baseball wars if Johnson and Murphy clash over leadership and commissions.
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Gaillo
Feault
A Johnson
Chicago Magnate Talks League Reform and Ward Bid
Charles W Murphy, president of the Chicago NL club, speaks at the Waldorf Astoria on a new league president election under Ward. He forecasts an 188 game schedule and interleague series to start next spring, with Anson and Robison in attendance and speculation of a compromise candidate for league head.
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New York
Charles W Murphy
Chicago
Charles Pratt
Cincinnati
Waldorf-Astoris
Sidi
Ike
Murphy
Htvat
John Heydler
Ballgama
Philadelphus
Philadelphia
August Herrmann
Clu
Cart
Heggler
Mr Murphy
Ben Johnson
The
American League
National Commission
John M Ward
Jonnsen
Ward Murphy
Murphys
Johnson
Charles W
Tate
M Murphy
Stanley Robison
St Loule Wold Spring Ao
Robison
Cites
Gatter
Friends School Beat Business Quint In Rough Opener
The Friends School basketball team defeated Business High 46 to 18 in the Quakers gym. A rough, high effort contest featured standout play by Low and Captain Moore for Friends, with Roberts, Scott, and Dodge contributing key baskets as the home squad claimed the early season win and potential title momentum.
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Friends School
Busines Fh
Quakers
Rhode Island
Fauter
Roberty
Friends
Low
Capt Moore
Eleo
Dodge
Fone
Chies
Trom
Angle Roberts
Scott
Velende Politicas
Rberty Roberts le Dodge
Ae ‘Strammen Baker le Lotman
goate—Roberts
sModre
Automobiles World notes and Ford advertising stunt misstep
A muddled description from the Automobiles World column covers Ford advertising efforts by Mr Weston, a cross country balloon distribution plan gone awry, and a Kentucky mislocation during a promotional trip. It notes a separate Ohio river confusion, a misrouted campaign, and an Ohio to Kentucky mix up in dealer territories. It also mentions Barnay Oldfeld setting a two mile track record of 47 minutes 12 seconds with Firestone tires.
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Weston
Ford
Parda
Ohio
Kentucky
Columbus
Ja Tn
Barnay Oldfeld
Oaling Tex
Marker Baseball League Seeks Writeups With Score Card Codes
The Post invites stories on marker baseball games to accompany daily score cards. Writers may use a coding system for plays, with markers 1 through 9 representing players and specific symbols for actions. First series of games at Mr EH Zirkle’s Shepherd Street residence Thursday evening. Ladies prizes go to Ruth Stuck and Marttia Jones. gentlemen prizes to Joseph Zir le and W B Sheild. High score prize went to Ly Mien Stuckman with 2% home run score. League meets weekly at members' homes during winter.
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Marker
Cemeny Oy
Fielt Feild
Priworth Mayker Baseball League
EH Zirkle
Shepherd Street
Misa Ruth Stuck
Marttia Jones
Joseph Zirle
Sheild
van Ly Mien Stuckman
Sree
Babes Fe Trlog
Sarae
Ite
Wintry Weather Apparel and the Perfect Greatcoat
An article extols a well balanced greatcoat offering grace over bulk. It praises the P B model for drape and comfort, noting it avoids burdened shoulders and an awkward front, while delivering value without extra cost. It invites readers to pick a P B greatcoat for economy and taste.
Fur coats and chauffeurs wear offered at varied prices
The advertisement lists fur lined coats ranging from 100 to 300 dollars and chauffeurs coats with fur outside priced at 45 dollars. It also mentions seasons wear priced at 20 25 or 30 dollars, noting substantial value over several seasons.
P B Suits as Mends Misreads Dress Wealth
The article challenges the belief that P B suits are too luxurious for average buyers, arguing the notion is entirely incorrect and misperceived. It notes that men hold the idea that P B apparel is beyond their means, which the text says is false.
P. B. Suits Offer Style at Popular Prices
At 15 and 20 dollars shoppers find P B ready made suits that rival higher priced models in style and wear. Many men, price not a factor, buy several P B suits each season to enjoy a variety of choices.
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P.B
E. B
Company G Downs District Quint In One Sided Match
Company G defeated a district quint 46 to 12 in a National Guard Basketball League game. Goucher and Mahoney led scorers with 12 and 11 points respectively, while Captain Shedd and Wright highlighted the losers’ defense.
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Company G
Tosdere
National Guard
Company 7
Pray Capi
Dennis Quint
Company C
Wright
Newman Attefl
Capt Stedd
Goucher
Mahoney
Herbert
Dennis
Vrore
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Torearc
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Gourber LP
Sneda
Roars
Berdart
Canler
Belsley
Rowman Wright
Frankia Gaals
Gouchier
Mahones
Evard
Shedd
Helmley Wright
Frankia Free yuesee—Gonchesang
Teleree
Shando Hos
National
Gueré Azhietia Asociation
Company 2
Soorere
Maerra Atoken
Corgorea Cadets
Lynch
Technical High School
Mingces Exon
Strikes and Spares at Jacksonville Track Meet
Confusing OCR listing of race entries and horses at Jacksonville meets. Names like Takabira, Hornace, Elgin, Aggman, and others appear with prices and distances, outlining multiple races and sold entries across furlongs and miles.
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Beri Toronce
Amelie
Tom Hullend
George
Ingen
Frederick
Horace F
Charlin Exstoisu
Merk
Alsteenth
Miles Jack Parker
Térak
Woulwinder Pate
Grejia Groen
Nile Paraoise
Queed Elgin
Aggman
St Yeerin Jobach Grann
Iridge Roesturg
Coen
Win
Local Ball Club to Meet for Dividend Declared
The Washington Baseball Club will hold its annual meeting on January 4 where a board of directors will be elected and the dividend for the year discussed. Despite finishing last, the club plans a moderate dividend from profits while preserving the reserve fund, with little change expected in offices or board.
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Washington Baseball Club
George Washington University Football Banquet Honors Team
The second annual banquet in Assembly Hall celebrated the G W A football team with faculty and students in attendance. Dr McBane praised the team’s spirit and defended football as the greatest game, noting Cadet Byrne and Archer Christian's deaths and the sport's manly virtues. Wayne Wart was named captain for 1919, with faculty and students applauding the selection.
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Assembly Hall
College Wen
McBane
Cadet Byrne
Archer Christian
Messra Harlen Lorenzo
Vanes Alston Hart
Sommers
Downg
Wayne Wart
Isto HB
Chance
Alston Warmer Hart Crufis Porter Ellis Brandt Fowler Morse Whiting Exekhof and
Buloegh
Columba Five Proves Too Fast for Locals in Final Surge
New York December 10 Columba Five sped past Georgetown 11 points in a decisive home gym clash. Teamwork kept the ball near the basket creating numerous opportunities. Georgetown’s faster transition was not enough as Columba’s defense and coordinated plays sealed the win. Teammates Teendl and Lee led fast breaks while Rice at center anchored the inside game.
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Spewer
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New York
Calumilas
Georgetown
Fonigne
Solymins
Lee
Far George
Rice
Colwsab
Mabon
Spencer Eater
Rive Leeps
San
Ports Mouth baseball club reorganizes under Grim
In Norfolk on December 10, President Hanger announced that Jacke Grim has secured control of the Lynchburg club and ownership of the Lynchburg outfit after their 1906 pennant. Hanger remains president of the Ports Mouth team with Bob Safford as manager. Grim becomes general manager and treasurer, with Stafford as secretary and treasurer. Danville club noted.
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Norfolk
Hanger
Ports Mouth
Iemmia Teague Thal
Jacke Grim Hag
Lynchburg
Fortismouth
Bob Safford
Grim
Stafford
Danville Club
Umpires Train as Floorwalkers in Chicago Store Plan
League officials, including Cowley Eckman Azcarlatini and others, train in an unusual method as floor walkers at a Chicago department store. The group aims to hold their roles through the spring season while preparing for the upcoming league schedule.
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Chicago Dash
Pines Cowley
Circuits
Eckman
Azcarlatini
Chicago
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