Navy May Play Princeton In Next Season Schedule
Annapolis md December t The Naval Academy negotiating with Princeton for a football game to be played in Annapolis next season Indications are the arrangement will be closed Date uncertain as Princeton may fix it with reference to a possible Harvard game It is likely the Navy Princeton match will occur whether Princeton Harvard game is arranged or not Next year s schedule should feature stronger opponents on average than last season Final scheduling hinges on an Army game date Army favors the Saturday before Thanksgiving Navy prefers the Saturday after Thanksgiving
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Catholic University selects Woods as assistant baseball manager
Jamea E Woods of Schenectady New York was chosen at a special Catholic University Athletic Association meeting held at McMahon Hall yesterday to fill the assistant manager role for the baseball team. He will begin after the holiday and brings prior experience from Manhattan College. Woods is highly regarded by students for his executive ability and sociable nature. In other sports news Princeton beat Baltimore Medical College 33 to 23 in a basketball game at Princeton New Jersey.
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Ten Mile Marathon Open Handicap Race Planned
John G Stecker of the Washington Grove A A and James D Mahoney of the Memorial A C signaled for the Cross Country Club ten mile race from the Battle Monument to Electric Park January 2 at 2 30 pm with entries closing December 24. The course runs Fayette to Lexington Fulton to Pennsylvania to Brown s Hill Reistertown Road Park Heights Belvidere to Electric Park where four miles on a half mile track completes ten miles. The Amateur Athletic Union governs rules with Southern Athletic Association handicapping. Henry C Elphinstone may start on scratch and twenty nine prizes offered. Dickinson College officers elected include President John L Felton Everett Pa and Secretary Goodlad M4.
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McAleer in Spotlight as St Louis Sale Sparks Major League Talk
At the American League meeting the prospective sale of Robert L. Hedges 65 percent stake in the St Louis club dominated discussions. James A McAleer acknowledged knowing the purchasers identities but kept his lips sealed while Detroit Boston trade talk and a potential cash offer for Jack Flynn loomed. Washington manager McAleer under contract for two years, possible tie to new owners, with Griggs Clarke and Navin tied to other deals and waivers a key factor.
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Lynch Reelected as insurgents win their fight
The National League insurgents failed to block Thomas J. Lynch, electing him for a one year term after defeating a bid to suspend Rule 64 for a longer term. The meeting also discussed scheduling with the American League, club sale arrangements for Boston, and possible manager changes involving Fred Tenney and others.
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Baseball League Meeting Reaffirms 14 Game Schedule Plan
The league kept to a 14 game program with April 12 openings and October closings for East and West divisions, adjourned to 10 a.m. Thursday, and elected Somers as vice president with Philadelphia Detroit St. Louis named 1911 directors. Writers Association officers were elected as Jackson reelected president and Ryder vice president, with Weart as secretary-treasurer.
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Boston
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Cathedral Quint Defeats Business High In Gym Bout 28–0
The National Cathedral school basketball team beat Business High School 28 to 0 in the gym, with Todd and Crane leading scoring and the Cathedral executing a strong system. Business’s Schramm and Rathbone stood out defensively amid a one-sided contest.
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Ball players in new role in Pittsburg stamp sale
Christy Mathewson and Chief Meyers, famed New York battery, will sell Red Cross stamps in Pittsburg at noon to aid the Tuberculosis League. They will stand at the city hall steps and sell to passersby, hoping to raise funds despite the cold.
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No Game With V P I College Topics Says Elevens Will Not Meet
The University of Virginia declines resuming athletic relations with Virginia Polytechnic Institute for several years. The College Topics editor states the last encounter was unsportsmanlike and notes Virginia beat Carolina while VPI lost to A M. Geyer Finlay and Todd from Virginia make the All South Atlantic. VPI has one man. Both teams are seen as evenly matched and a Virginia versus VPI clash is unlikely for years.
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Tommy Burns Injured in Railroad Wreck
Former heavyweight champion Tommy Burns sustained severe injuries in a Seattle Tacoma Interurban collision. He is bed bound with multiple wounds including a broken right arm and possible arm fracture, and may be permanently incapacitated as a professional fighter.
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McFarland Attell Bout Is Canceled Over Club Choice
Chicago reports indicate the ten round bout between lightweight Packey McFarland and featherweight champion Abe Attell will not occur. McFarland signed with the Fairmont Athletic Club while Attell seeks the National Sporting Club in New York. McFarland says he is willing to fight before either club but will not accept until final arrangements are settled.
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