Bisselle Elected Kirkside Club President
Hal Baar alerts the Kirkside Club of Bisselle’s election as president following recent balloting. The board includes Newman as treasurer Pright, Wells as secretary, Wort greens manager, Arthur Deibert as tennis manager, and W Mosuart as horse manager.
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Navy Commissions Two Football Players Amid Draft Deliberations
Navy commissions two football players after successful examinations and pledge to pursue further training. The事件 involves names like Hans Drissot and Broh Iman, with broader ties to rising forvoys and potential matches with professional teams, including the Giants and White Sox connected discussions.
Mitchell Praises Veteran Knabe In Cabs Feature
The article highlights Mitchell commending veteran Knabe for leadership and steadiness on the team. Knabe is praised for keeping players focused, handling friction, and providing strategic baseball knowledge that benefits the squad. Additional notes mention staff changes and related sports governance updates.
Army Boxing Bouts Shine At Liberty Hut Night
About 499 spectators joined over 1200 in a service boxing program at Liberty Hut. Soldiers competed in six fast bouts with Lieut Freddy Welsh refereeing half, as Triscia Brennan Stene Franklin and Felix won. Briefer notes include Camp Potomac reps and a late Penny Leonard appearance. Columbia basketball star Tom Fairedt returned to college to rejoin Coach Dawson. Bridwell considered for Milwaukee manager job. Baltimore boasts several runners lined up for winter.
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Wolgast Plans Boxing Comeback With Dougherty as Manager
Ad Wolgast the former lightweight champion from Michigan is preparing a comeback in a Los Angeles gym. He has appointed Hotel Dougherty as his manager, a position Dougherty previously filled for Tom Jones. Dougherty, discharged from a San Francisco submarine base, has shown renewed interest in Wolgast’s affairs, marking a second involvement.
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Boxing notes weave through bets and bouts for winter
Boxers chase purses from New Orleans to Baltimore with Dempsey Morris and Miske chatter. Morris downsized as Dempsey’s 4000 payoff looms. Sharkey beats Leadman in spring, Langford remains active, Leonard injures a hand delaying defense. Illinois boxing law looms as businessmen sign petitions. Official 1918 tennis rankings cited.
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Willard to defend title as Dempsey rises in ranks
The Round-Up notes Jess Willard plans to defend the heavyweight crown and considers Jack Dempsey the leading challenger. Dempsey has knocked out most contenders, including Mortis, and looks set for a 20 round bout with Bully Miske. Willard vows hard training and a strong return to the ring to meet the challenge.
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Baseball Gossip and Trades Stir Up 19th Century Fans
Rumors swirl about Duffy Teasdale and Steve ONeill trades, Garry Herman and Connie Mack leadership, and spring training plans as clubs weigh personnel changes. Reports mention Mathewson and Cobb remarks, Armando Marsans status, and Moran’s controversial Phils tenure amid fan sentiment.
Tech adds tots court league lead in rout over Western
Tech seized first place in the high school league by routing Western 73 to 20 at the Business gym. Loehler starred for Tech with dominant inside play while Herron hit four long range shots to keep Western in contention early. Gosnell, Aaronson, and Shaw added scoring as Tech pulled away, ending Western’s three game skid.
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Business Beats Central 15 to 10 In Court Contest
Business defeated Central yesterday on the M C basketball court by 15 to 10. Central scored two fouls shots by Dasher and was held to no floor baskets in the first period. Business led 4a to 2 at the quarter with three baskets and four free throws. In the second period Central narrowed the margin as Ventral scored three baskets for Business while Central managed only a single field goal. In the third period Business was held by Mount Pleasant guards and in the final period Business added five points to offset Central, Goetz and Colburn contributing baskets. Substitutions included Lemmon for Williams, with Goetz, Newby, and Colburn among the scorers. Referee Mr Hughes. Standing: Business 6-1, Central 2-3, Western 5-3. Peterson is back coaching Columbus wrestling after knee injury.
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Scholastic Sports Roundup From Mount Vernon Gym and Tech Meet
Local scholastic basketball and track notes. Primas 4 Central faced a setback due to Cant Foster’s sprained ankle while Cant Foster sat out watched from the sidelines. Tech hosts an interclass track meet and basketball contests with Gonzaga. Several players and teams noted for upcoming league play and potential scholastic basketball honors.
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Naval Gunners to Meet Marine Balloon Eleven Next Sunday
Naval Gunners, champions of the Service Football League, prepare for a clash with a Quantico Marine balloon company squad of former college stars. Lieut Jack Hégarty, ex Georgetown captain, leads the Marines with a likely tough battle for the Gunners. Mark Ilshind's squad from Marc Ilshind’s eleven also expected to bolster the visitors. FOHL to stay with Tribe as Lee Fohl remains Cleveland manager Jim Dunn announced yesterday.
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Preakness Stakes to Feature Added Purse Next Year
Gossip of the Track reports Pimlico’s Preakness Stakes for three year olds will be the season’s first major race with an added purse of 4000 dollars. William Walker, Canadian horseman, plans to race in New Orleans with a stable and discusses horses Bardbreadwinner to Inquieta, while jockeys like Jorkey Thurber and Frankie Robinson figure prominently in upcoming meetings and trainer activity at Bowie and Havanna.
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Gowdy Reported Killed in Action by Army Circulation
A circulated rumor claimed Corp Hank Gowdy a Beaton Braves player enlisted in France was killed in action. The War Department denied his casualty status while Gowdy reportedly served in a company artillery unit and saw action in key engagements. Plans existed to warmly welcome him back after the war.
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War on Feds Caused Minors Ruin, Detroit Expert Says
Detroit December 17 President Savin of the Detroit club argues the war with the Federal League ruined the minors by cutting their main revenue. He notes minor leagues averaged about 250000 dollars yearly from playing talent and that wartime retrenchment hit while majors failed to recover before World War I. The majors later agreed to pay 3500000 to eliminate 11 Feds, worsening minor survival.
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Mitchell Hopes He Has Chance Luck With Cubs
Fred Mitchell, former Chicago Cubs manager, seeks stability and success similar to 1906 veteran leadership. The piece recalls prior arrangements with Charles Taft that made a former Cubs leader wealthy from stock and salaries, and notes a 1906 precedent of strong management shaping club fortune.
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