Virginia schedules twenty baseball games for coming season
Jaurlottesvillle, Va. December schedule release lists twenty games for the Virginia baseball team with thirteen at home and seven away or abroad. The slate includes Williams Princeton Harvard Yale Fordham Cornell North Carolina Duke Trinity Davidson and others forming a demanding eastern and southern circuit. Northern and Easter trips feature marquee matchups with Princeton Harvard Yale and Williams among others.
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Princeton
Harvard
Brown
Yate
Fordham
Cornell
Willams
Ambherst
Yale
A. Williams
Trinity
Durham
North Carolina
Greenstore
Davidson
Georgia
Camoringe
Crown
Providence
New Haven
Oarsmen Turn to Basketball for Physical Conditioning
Eight members began training at Epiphany Church gym to form a varsity crew team. Clarence Fiecox leads with underlings Borger Gibson Lockwood Hiltabivele Mair among initial participants. An Army and Navy game is set for tomorrow at Mount Pleasant Church Gym in Columbia Road NW at 8:15. Hiltabibbla Lyons Borger Chase Gibson named as starters.
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Aaoemean Ostarted
Trainiing
Yesterim
Epiphany Gt
Mothe Agamni Plumas
Veeshkipal
Clarence Fiecox
Ian
Actise
Borger
Gibson
Lockwood
Hiltabivele
Mair
A! I
Army and Navy
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
Columtia Road
Fourteenth Street
Hiltabibbla
Lyons
Chase
Analostan
Rival Fives Prime For Game Tomorrow At Kendaleen Gym
Washington University opens its basketball season tonight at the National Guard Armory meeting Loyola College of Baltimore. The strong quint is in excellent shape after three weeks of practice and three city games, with Hoppe at center Hail Almon Grosbeck and Shaver in the starting lineup and Bryant Hamner Seiler Johnson as reserves.
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Treorga Washington University
Naional Guard Armory
Eighth Street
Pennsylvania
Avenus Northwest
Ioxola College
Baltimore
Loyola
Washington Quint
Hatchetttes
George Washington
Hoppe
Almon
Grosbeck
Capt
Offspring Seek Virginia Game Rivalry For West Virginia
Rivalry talks between West Virginia University and Virginia are underway to reestablish athletic connections next fall. Plans include arranging football and basketball games with Virginia amid a natural rivalry, despite past funding issues. A related note reports a student council resolution at Ross Boltonnie Institute to drop all athletic coaches except football for a year due to finances.
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Mateantown
West Virginia University
Athaerg
Wesbecher Elected Captain Of Washington and Jefferson Team
Aloysius Wesbecher of Greensburg Pa was chosen captain of the Washington and Jefferson 1915 football squad late today. Steig Eneman was slated to play right tackle this season.
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Washington
Aloyslua Wesbecher
Greensburg
Washington and Jefferson
Steig A Eneman
Football Cup Given To Champion Eleven
The University of Tennessee football team received the silver roving cup awarded by the Birmingham Newspaper Club for the Southern championship of 1914. Presentation was at chapel by Wiley L. Morgan. Dr. Brown Ayres accepted for UT. The cup is permanent after three consecutive wins, this being the first contest.
National League meeting ends with vow to study waivers
New York Dec 10 The National League closed its meeting after discussing a rule to prevent waiver withdrawals and plotting the 1915 schedule. Ban Johnson sought to finalize the Yankees sale to Col Ruppert while managers pursued late trades and signings.
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New York
National League of Professional Baseball Clubs
John K. Tener
Harrisburg
Walter Johnson
Charles Popin
Philadelphia
John J. McGraw
Pat Moran
New York Giants
Philadelphia Nationals
Doolin
Giants
Phillies
Virginia Bars Football On Foreign Gridirons
Charlottesville readers learn the University of Virginia faculty votes to bar future football games on grounds outside home venues. An exception remains for the North Carolina clash in Richmond on Thanksgiving Day, funded by Isaac Emerson of Baltimore, to allow completion of UNC stadium.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
University of North Carolina
Richmond
North Carolina
Isaac Emerson
Baltimore
University of Georgia
Tanta
Carlisle Indians
Norfalk
Washington
Swarthmore
Lynchburg
Lehigh
Norfolk
Navy Yard Five Equals Season High In Deptall Bowling
Navy Yard Five, from the Departmental League, closed its first series with the season’s best team game mark for the circuit. They equaled the district record of 1,722 shared by Palace and Bankers and nearly tied the season high set at 1,734, finishing 25 wins and 2 losses. Aususte led with high single and top set scores among a strong team effort, while Rister struggled with the lone subpar mark. The Nationals and Velvet Hind also battled in a separate match, with Nationals taking two of three games and delivering a strong total, though Miseman posted the top 35 percent set for the Nationals.
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Dstrict
Palace
National Capital
Bankers
Junbakers
Imark
Cardinals
Navy Yara
Rister
Leadoff
Goddard
Auguste
Shipley
Cormack
Bowline
Alhough Ausruste Wa
Lia. Thomas
Chaffrot
Gordon
Nationals
Velvet Hind
Miseman
Tome School elects Meenan captain for next season
At Tome School's annual banquet in December 16, James F. Meenan was chosen captain for the next year after playing fullback this season. The list of fifteen recipients of the "T" includes C F L Phillips and J P Leonhard among others. Meenan is noted as son of Patrick J. Mee, a former New York City judge, and a 1-year-old. Also reported is Sam McVey's victory over Jim Johnson in a ten-round heavyweight bout in New York City with McVey weighing 217 pounds to Johnson's 222.
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Springfield
Mass
Devereux
Philadelphia
Praeman
Dallas
MetMiray
Mie
J. FF. Meenan
New York City
Weents
Warrenton
W. Told
Saulsbury
Gilse
Port Deposit
R. Jackson
Kyille
Tenia
J. P. Leonhard
Pas- Ne
W. Hornsby
Nanticoke
Prne
Wilmington
Sam McVey
Jim Johnson
New York
Jack Johnson
Mulcheat Mexico
McVey
Johnson
Evers Grows Worse How Pneumonia Affects Star Player
New York December 10 The illness of Johnny Evers captain and second baseman of the world champion Chicago Heston Braves took a serious turn today with pneumonia in one lung. Physicians at a local hotel report his condition serious after a cold at the National League meeting earlier in the week. President Gaffney of the Boston club and Secretary Nickerson are overseeing his care.
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New York
Johony Evers
Heston Braves
Evers
National League
Gaffney
Boston Club
Nickerson
A. L. Head Welcome but Not Expected
Washington Amer ican League officials said they had not heard of President Ban Johnson visit. Manager Clark Griffith stated plans for suits against Federal League officials for alleged interference with a player under contract and against Walter Johnson were being handled locally.
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Washington American League Baseball Club
Ban Johnson
Clark Griffith
Agaihat
Federal League
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Washington
Culligan Chosen Captain Of Business High Eleven
Bill Culligan, quarterback of the Business High team, was elected captain for 1915 by unanimous vote at a school banquet. Speakers praised the 1914 season as a standout and noted only two players depart next year. Coach White pledged to train replacements to defend the franchise and a class of new leaders.
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Bill” Culligan
Business High Eleven
Culligan
Kreamer
Patterson
Rhodes
Mies Young
Board of Education
Allan Davis
Business Sligh
Paul White
Business Eleven
Joe Wise
Ray Wise
Bui" Culligan
Wasseman
Sherman Wins Billiard Match at Royal Alleys
Sherman defeats Alfredo De Ura by nearly 100 points in a 90 point match at the Royal alleys over three days. Sherman’s 43 run and steady play keep him in the lead, with his high run 14 in the nineteenth inning and the final block lasting 33 innings. Referee Eddie Eileen, a leading local player, oversaw the event.
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Frank Sherman
Alfredo de Ura
Royal Alleys
Sherman
Edldie Eileen
Roland Five Beats Fairmonts 45 to 35 in tight clash
Roland Five, a blend of Eastern High athletes, defeated Fairmonts of Technical High 45 to 35 at Friendship Jr. last night. Hughes and Kreitler led Roland with 15 and 7 points as Williamson starred for the losers. substitutions included Roewen and Kline. Referee A. J. Flood timed the meet.
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Roland Athletic
Chile
Eastern High
Fairmonth
Technical High
Friendship Jr
Flurhes
Kreitler
Roland
Willianson
Age Fairmont
Eee
Ensenain
Roewen Fur
Kline Fur
Fdmonston
Hear—Hughes
Wrestler
Kiseman
Williamson
Tdmonston
Meyers
Pfeiffer
Font —Kreiier
Thr
Wal Timer A. J. Flood
Lalyes
Ates
Trainmen 19 Station 11 in hockey game
Substitution Ruven for Erna as goals include Mot, Tett 8 and Batchelor 3. Players Moffett, Flynn, Cugle, G. 1. Flynn and Muler contributed. Referee U B Collifener Jr and scorer W Enderwead.
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Moffett B. Viynn
Enon
Ecite Paisey
Rhuen
Tett
Batchelor
Cugle
Flynn
Moffett
Muler
W. EB. Flynn
U. B. Collifener, Jr
W Enderwead
Race track results and entries from today's card
Results on race tracks show selling races for 3 year olds and older at various furlongs. Entrants include Mina Velma winner at 3 to 1 odds, Alda Lilley, Margaret Heise, and several others with places and odds listed across multiple races.
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Alda
Log
Lilley
Te Land Soto
Hime
Aer
Margaret Heise
Minds
Trav
Clarash
Daugherty
Shorty Nurtleut
Levilain
Rao
Seling
Ward
Pevneri
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Caterhampian Feng
J. Harrell
Jee
Pyoli
Laffertya
Peete Bagel
Saeed Lettie
Claige
Hamblen
St. Furloogs
Hyner
Kaaerald Gene Ee
Sven
Yolo G. Necond
Hener Wee
Agearti
Oto Bor
Tove
Brave Crimsler
Aris i
Squeeler
Chartier
Perthroch
Ptentec
Speltbonsit Walt
Rath
Evan Shark
Jack Nunully
Wond Monerelf
Sisth Racl
Taree Gearelds
Secotnd
Tae
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Col. Cuok
Ata B. Ward
M. Ha
Ravers Tod
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Tine
Mina Tempo
Zinkand
Janel Pedro
Uma
Beaumont
Satyler Rise Rani
Ayers
Wen High
Ted
Lillie Mt
Mary Emily
Tandy Lenden
Belle of
Bryn Mare
Im‘taslort
Sere
Grosvenor
Henry
Hingting
Voluday
Wid Johan Russell
Prien
Hing Vue Tarman
Tieutun
Bowan
Aral
Fragmented OCR reads like garbled city notes and names
A messy OCR passage lists numerous names, places, and terms in unclear sequences. It mentions ports, events, and various individuals such as Joe Ratel and Mabel Mentgomert, with scattered references to dates, locations, and activities.
Juarez racetrack entries and jockeys listed for day
Racing entries from Juarez show a dense list of horses, riders, and odds entries with numerous names such as Gertrude Bo, Helen Hay, Seldom Second, and Tiled race contenders. The field includes multiple horses with numbers and weights, plus references to 2 year olds and purses for the first and second races.
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Juarez
Pao Veardida
Furlergs
Floshie
Ward Walarbar
Gertrude Bo
Helen Haybould
Amy
Snioter
Weysooke
Garden Russell
Aycar Alts
Milence Peo VW
Pyubae Sa
Ba Seria Toe
Bert Roberts
Mater
Charmenn
Osage
King Worth
Path Onice Selifoe
Tyard Hall
Unc
Menten
Ie Han
Pie
Otte
Lee
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