Columbia Race Meet Brings Wide Field of Thoroughbreds
At Columbia a long card featured three year olds and up in selling and handicap events across six races. Notable runners included Apassionata Koren Tom Shaw and Agnier with lead horses Thrifty Duke of Bridgewater and Elizabeth Harwood in crowded fields. Wagers and purses ranged up to 3200 for a mix of stakes and allowance events.
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Georgetown Guard Out Two Weeks With Wrist Cast
George Coumoner, guard for the Georgetown team, will miss at least two weeks after suffering a wrist injury against Baltimore Medical and requiring a cast. Eltnher Doherty or Graham will start Saturday against St John’s at the Arcade. Special to The Washington Fest reports Princeton’s late comeback win over Lehigh in a local gym contest, Vaughan with the winning goal in the final minute.
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National League mystery plus Boston sale ratified
In New York December 13 National League officials grapple with a cryptic American League message about resolutions. Mrs. Britton attends the meeting as St. Louis owner marking a first for a woman in a major league session. Boston National franchise sale ratified with James Gaffney and John Ward taking control, while Ward names Ward to lead baseball news and a manager is not yet decided. Trade talks surface among Tigers Naps and Chicago, with Moriarty, Stoval, and Davis orbiting decisions as Scranton and Rochester moves unfold.
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Catholic U Triumphs 21 to 19 Over Corcoran Cadets
Catholic University opened its basketball season with a 21 to 19 win over the Corcoran Cadets at Brookland. Horan, the star forward, is out weeks with an injury, while new players filled gaps as the university led 10 to 7 at halftime and never trailed.
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Carpentier Wets Lewis In 20-Round Paris Bout
Georges Carpentier defeated Harry Lewis on points in a 20 round welterweight bout at Cirque de Paris. Parisian society in evening gowns attended as Jack Johnson attended and was introduced. The purse totaled 35,000 with 30,000 going to the winner.
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Brush Pans Ban Johnson in World Series Row
New York baseball president John T Brush accuses Johnson of diverting attention from failed charges against the New York club. Brush cites the 143 peace compact, territorial rights, and player status as unchanged, adding Johnson avoided testimony and used public disclosure after retrying to invoke investigations.
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U. Get's Good Athlete Jack McDonnell to Enter Hilltop
Georgetown gains a strong future in track and football as Jack McDonnell, a navy veteran and standout Louisiana athlete, decides to enter Hilltop this winter. At six feet tall and 190 pounds, he starred as center on the Vigilants and previously on Louisiana’s eleven, with fast times in 40 and 220 and a noted tackling presence. His friends expect him to boost Georgetown’s squads after returning home this fall.
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McGoorty Edges Ramsey In Tight Middleweight Bout
Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh Wisconsin defeats Harry Ramsey of Philadelphia for the crowd favorite decision in a closely fought middleweight contest in Pittsburgh. The bout drew modest enthusiasm but featured clever exchanges by both fighters throughout.
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Georgetown Football Banquet Honors 1950s Era Team
Georgetown held its annual football banquet in Ryan Refectory with members of the squad managers and athletic board among the about fifty attendees. Alumni guests and musicians Galvin and Campuzzi provided music, as speeches praised Coach Nielsen and the team’s work, with Captain-elect Hogwarts and Dailey expressing optimism for next year.
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