Four Bouts on Card Tonight For the Intercity Carnival
Ardmore Club hosts a 34 round intercity boxing carnival featuring four bouts. Main event pairs Greek and Harry Glenn in ten rounds, with Greek rising in local lightweights under Prot Baum. Also scheduled are Young Thomas versus Soldier Epstein in ten rounds, Bert Greet against Kentucky Smith, and Boldier Young versus Jack Boland in four rounds. The action begins at 8 15 p m.
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Ardmore
Washington
Baltimore
Harry Glenn
Prot Baum
Glenn
Young Thomas
Soldier Hpstein
Bert Greet
Kentucky Smith
Ardmore Club
Greek Harry Glenn
W. B. A. Cars
Japanese Nine to Tour of United States Baseball
Waseda University baseball team of Japan plans a summer tour in the United States. They will play leading Pacific coast middle West and East nines, and are described as the strongest Orient team yet to appear on the baseball field.
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Waseda Uniersity
Japan
United States
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Land of
Nippon
Orient
Baseball Peace Talks Center on Major Leagues and Federal League
New York Dec 14 National League meeting indicates active talks toward settling baseball strife with organized and independent leagues. President Tener says no readjustment without major league agreement and Landis decision, while Chicago hosts American League discussions on trades and peace prospects.
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New York
National League
Dpaseball Intereata
John K. Tener
Federal League
Landis
Tener
Chicago
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh
Dreyfuss
American League
No decision on Carroll protest delays cross country
Carroll Institute protests the South Atlantic cross country championship race run by the Baltimore Cross Country Club on Thanksgiving day in Baltimore. The SA A registration committee heard the matter but took no action and set a new meeting for next Tuesday to hear evidence and why athletes were not notified of the shorter course.
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Carroll Institute
Baltimore Crose Country Club
Baltimore
S.A. A
S A. A
William Burdick
J. J. Rattaliata
Charles J. Dean
G. H. Gebb
J. G. MacAlister
M. J. Lynch
Carroll
J. Morrigan Barr
Smith Tops Fielding Averages in Major Minor Leagues
Fred Smith of the International League led fielding averages among over twenty leagues as a reliable outfielder. In 1915 he played left field for Rochester and Montreal, appearing in 108 games with 217 putouts 12 assists and zero errors, ahead of Eddington who recorded .990 in 123 games in the Central League.
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Fred Smith
Benson
Smith
Rochester
Montreal
Eddington
Dodgers Play Nationals in Preseason Schedule
President Eb bets of the Brooklyn club announced preseason dates after consulting Manager Robinson. The schedule includes games March 31 and April 1 in Washington, April 4 and 5 at Ebbetts Field in Brooklyn with New York Americans, April 7 and 8 with Boston Americans at Ebbetts Field, and April 10 and 11 with Philadelphia Athletics at Ebbetts Field.
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New York
Ebbets
Brooklyn Club
Robinson
Washington
Penn Elects Hollenback to Athletic Board
Philadelphia December 14 William M Hollenback captain of the 1908 football team was elected to the boards of directors of the Pennsylvania Athletic Association John H Minds was reelected and Douglas C Madeira and James W Bodley filled the two year vacancies Wharton Sinkler failed to reach election Sidney Thayer and Paul Thompson were chosen for one year Hollenback may seek coaching but would resign from the board if elected as directors do not receive pay
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Philadelphia
WiHam M. Hollenback
Pennsylvania Athletic Association
John H. Minds
Doulas C. Madeira
James W. Bodley
Wharton Sinkler
Sidney Thayer
Paul Thompson
Hollenback
Wisconsin 1918 football schedule approved by faculty
The University of Wisconsin faculty approved the 1918 football slate listing games at Madison against Lawrence on October 7, South Dakota on October 14, Indiana on October 21, Chicago on October 28, Ohio State on November 4 in Columbus, Minnesota on November 18 in Minneapolis, Illinois on November 25 in Madison.
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Reapers
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Lawrence
Madison
South Dakota
Indiana
Chicago
Ohio State
Columbus
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Ilinois
Madaon
Local colleges open season with Georgetown Mt Saint Josephs clash
Today two Baltimore area college teams begin play as Gallaudet faces Baltimore City College at 4 30 pm and Georgetown meets Mount Saint Joseph's at 8 30 pm. Gallaudet fields a veteran lineup led by Melis Wenger Rasmussen Rockwell Keeley while Georgetown relies on experienced guards Kelley Capt Donnelly center Scott and forward McNulty. Georgetown plans five New York area games after this home contest.
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Baltimore
Gallaudet
Baltimore City College
Georgetown
Mt. St. Joseph's
Quint
Melis
A. Wenger
R. Wenger
Rasmussen
Rockwell
Keeley
Mount Bt
Youeph
Scott
O’love
McNulty
Kelley
Capt. Donnelly
New York
Georgetown Athletic Chief Charley Cox Leaves on Extended Trip
Charley Cox, graduate manager of athletics at Georgetown, journeys north to meet with Pittsburgh and Princeton officials regarding next fall’s football schedule. He also plans outreach to Georgetown alumni and will not return until Christmas.
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Charley Cox
Georgetown
Blue and Graynstitution
Pittsburgh
Princeton
Mrs Bundy Edges Miss Bjurstedt In Three Matches
The 1915 season rankings left May Sutton Bundy unranked but she proved her form by defeating Miss Misa Bjurstedt in a three match set on Pacific coast courts. Bundy won two matches to one with scores 6 1 6 4 and 6 3 1 8 6 2 while Bjurstedt took one 10-8 6-2.
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May Sutton Bundy
Titisholder
Miss Molin Bjuratedt
Jesa
Misa Bjurstedt
Bundy
Elcock Retained as W and L Coach in 1916
Walter B. Elcock former Dartmouth star will coach Washington and Lee again next year. A petition signed by every student secured leave from his employers amid fears business duties would prevent his return. Enthusiasm greeted the announcement. Seventeen gold footballs engraved Champions of the South were presented to players by retiring manager Robert Boreman McDougie of Parkersburg West Virginia.
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Lexington
Walter B. Elcock
Dartmouth
Washington and Les
Washington and Lee
Blcock
Robert Boreman
Dougie
Parkersburg
W. Va
Navy Announces 1916 Baseball Schedule At Annapolis
Navy at Annapolis unveils a 26 game 1916 baseball slate all played on campus. Opponents include West Virginia Wesleyan Pennsylvania Villanova Maryland Agricultural Amherst Lafayette Georgetown Williams Cornell Lehigh Trinity Fordham UNC Virginia Military Institute A and M College Bucknell Catholic University Pittsburgh Johns HopkinsMount St. Joseph United States Military Academy.
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Annapolis
Des
Navy
West Virginia Wesleyan
University of Pennsylvania
Villanova
Maryland Agricultural
Amherst
Lafayette
Georgetown
Williams
Cornell
Tutte
Cotate
Harvard
Holy Grous
Lehigh
Trinity
Moran and Coffey Agree to Madison Square Garden Bout
New York December 14 Frank Moran the Pittsburgh heavyweight will meet Jim Coffey again after weeks of bargaining the 10 round rematch set for January 7 at Madison Square Garden Moran previously stopped Coffey in their first encounter with a knockout in the ring confirmation comes after long negotiations for the title bout at the arena
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New York
Frank Moran
Pittsburgh
Jim Coffey
Madison Square Garden
Moran
Coffey
Intercity baseball series plans discussed in Baltimore
Baltimore meeting of the local amateur baseball commission approved plans for an intercity series with Richmond and Washington. Eligibility rules will be drafted promptly as enthusiasm runs high for the venture. Syracuse names Harold M White captain for next season. White, a guard, is slim at 37% pounds and 6 feet 6 inches tall.
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Baltimore
Amateur Baseball Commission
Richmond
Washington
Syracuse
N. Y
Harold M. White
New York
White
Whitney Stops Wolgast in Fifth Round at Atlanta Fight
In Atlanta on December 14 Frank Whitney stopped Ad Wolgast at the end of the fifth round after Wolgast’s manager said he could not continue. A deep cut over Wolgast’s forehead opened early in the fourth round and bled freely as the ten round bout was halted.
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Atlanta
Frank Whitney
Ad Wolgast
Wolgast
Scallywag Names and Bettor Echoes Across Papers
A jumble of names appears from Cincinnati Enquirer and New York Telegraph style blurbs. Figures like Seallywag Bermudian Swede Sam and Baby Cal appear alongside banks, doll lines, and various personal names. The fragmentary notice hints at a carousel of people and entities without a clear event or outcome.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Seallywag
Bermudian
Custom House
Brighouse
Heal Worth
Bank
Baby Cal
Dollne
Vallabsh
Maxnik
Seneca
Bownlend
Anthi Zinkland
Hey
Mudaill
Fairly
New York Telegraph
Scallywag
Bean Bpiller
The
Monk
Mack B. Eubanks
Robert Mantell
Dixie Mins
Brooks
Dolina
Masnik
Royal
Race track entries for sport of today
Entries list for today’s race meeting with multiple selling stakes and age groups. Names include Lad, Bean Spiller, Swede Bam, Nenis McDee, The Monk, and Rob Mantell among others. races specify ages and distances. weather is clear and track fast.
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Mite
Lad
Bean Spiller
the Monk
Bam
Scallywag
Nenis McDee
Theresa ‘Thel
Hel
Robert Mantell
Bat
Stellarina
Rig. Brooks
Baby
Zinkland
Hoyle
Cole Laue
Amir
Downland
Sud
Ban on Sliding in Inter scholastic Basketball Contests
In the Interal scholastic League players from In and Navy Preps face a ban on sliding to advance the ball on the slippery arcade floor. A league meeting at Dr Hudson’s tonight will set a rule making sliding illegal. A handful of players and teams across Georgetown, St Albans, Eastern, Catholic University, Central, Tech, and Western are prepping for opener play after holidays.
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In and Navy
Hudson
Interaciolaatic
Catholic University
Quints
St. Albans
Eastern
Green
Kimbel
St. Albany
Quint
Caatle
Stubbs
Hauser
Lee
Laker
Sheers
Potter
Wallace
Hastern
Georgetown
Racing results from Juarez track and New Orleans boxing loss
Race results list multiple juarez track events with winners and times including First Race with Zavino as winner, Second Race with Belgee, Third Race won by Scallywag, Fourth Race won by Winhite, Sixth Hack results, and a New Orleans boxing report noting Kid Herman knocking out Eddie Couton in the 15 round bout last night.
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Zavino
Wthe Welles
Martin
Little Blues
Homard
Rose Garden
Leah Cochran
Iola
That
Tobacco Box
Little Luck
Zulzo
Ball Band
Belgee
Haynes
Old Coin
Bhilling
Belaney
Orme
Hepatér James
Fair O'Day
High Street
Choctaw and
Furlong
Hayes
Oxer
Canon
Dundreary
Morys
Lone Star
Manson
Ben Levy
Prorearlis
Bonnie's Buck
Dave Montgomery
Goldy
Winhite
Arton
Lack Rose
Henry
Brookfield
Marcos
Carrie Orme
Bonanza
Mack B. Eubanks
H. Shilling
Dryad
Heyes
Colle
L. Gentry
Bob
Gano
Fitzgerald
Jake Argent
Oakland
Curiicue
John Graham
Peims
Marjorie D
Stearns
New Orleans
Kid Herman
Edgie Couton
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Sidney West
Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes
Boldier Young
Fort Myer
Jack Boland
Waseda University
Esat
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Mark Cross
Welsh Margetson
Blanket
Terry Robes
Snakewood
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Federals
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Gandil
Browns
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Moessra
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Herrmann
Hempstead
Gaffney
A. G. Spalding
Andrew 8. Freedman
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Bt. Louis Browns
Branch Rickay
Clark Grimm
Nationals
Pratt
Somers and
Johnson Cenfer
J. Franklin Baker
New York Americans
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Meisell
Red Sox
Gardner
Wood
Collins
Cleveland
Chapman
Athletics
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Col. Ruppert
Charlen Somers
Somers
Ruppert
Han Johnson
Johnson
Charles Weeghman
Chifeds
Cleveland Indians
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St. Louis Browns
Tinker
Ban Johnson
Cpl. Hedges
St. Louis
Charles Somers
Howland
White Sox
New York Highlanders
Mike Cantillon
Minneapolis American Association
Washington Club
Pat Flaherty
E. J.quinn
Columbus American Assotation Club
Connie Mack
Joe Tinker
Federal League Baseball
South Atlantic
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Pion
Fred Fulton
Jess Willard
Tom Jones
Tom Andrews
Tulane Athletic Club
Milwaukee
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Fields
International League
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A. A
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Marylanders
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Mrs. Bundy
Miss Bjursted
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Sishor Bridiple Co
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N. Kelley
Berry
Camp
Trapler
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Carter
Brock
Morse
Central
Tech
Foley
McMillan
Tech i
Herbey Jones
Rod" Dunlap
Harry Sheers
Millard Brothers
John Ambrose
McLane
Max
Well Johnston
John Definbaugh
Capt
Marbury
Herman
Couton
Tuxedo
Prince Albert
Horn
Cook & Stoddar
Wilcox Trux
Congressional Garage Co
Agts
Ave. S
EL Tel
Maxwell
Detroit H
B. Leary, Jr
S. NS
Emerson & Orme
H Street
H.W
Oldsmobile Waverley
Pollock Car Corporation
Ave
Tel
Planten
Seventeenth Street
Nate
Pel
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