Washington Nationals to train in Charlottesville in 1915
Washington manager Clark Griffith announces the Nationals will hold 1915 spring training in Charlottesville Virginia. The move follows last season's poor weather and is aimed at better conditioning with new outfielders and returning veterans.
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Stanley T. Melliken
Washinton
Griffith
Lushington
Tdoora
Americ and
Criffith
Arlottesville
Munoz
Baldermo Acosta
Truba
Charlottesvile
Sun
Mike ‘Wahoe
Vadutan
Kinsella Wins Squash Championship Match in New York
Walter Kinsella of the home club and former England champion defeated Stephen J. Feron of Harvard Library in the second of a five game series for the professional squash tennis title. Feron won the first match. the third will be played at the Princeton Club on December 30. Scores were 9-15, 11-15, 15-0, 15-13, 16-6.
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New York
Walter Kinsella
England
Stephen J. Feron
Harvard Lib
Feron
Aerson
Princeton
Catholic University Falls to New York University in Basketball
Catholic University lost to New York University 2 to 2 in a rough game at University Heights. Levy led NYU with ten field goals, while White managed only two for Catholic. Caffrey was fouled out and Storey and White were penalized in the second period as officials, with substitutions noting Bloch and Hinchcliffe entering for Storey and Caffrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Catholic Univerisity
Yale
Washington
New York University
University Heights
Levy
White
Catholic University
Caffrey
Storey
Catholic Val
Caffrey Wees Levy White
Farrer Donnelly Wee
Storey Keegan
Commins Cartwright
M. White
Bloch
Btorey
Hinchcliffe
Ceffrex
Cummine
Keegan
Donnelly
Cartwright
Johnson Sends 6000 to Feds and Sells Steers to Pay It
Coffeyville Kans Dec 23 Walter Johnson star pitcher of the Washington club sent a 8000 draft to Charlies Weeghman president of the Chicago Federal League club for the bonus Johnson received on signing a Federal contract He then returned to his farm near Coffeyville and said the incident is closed and any future complications must be fought out between the two leagues or clubs He will report to Washington in spring training.
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Johnson
Chicago
Walter Johnson
Washington
Coffeyville Cyelons
Griff
Coffeyville
Kans
Charlies Weeghman
Washington Club
Georgetown to Open 1915 Football Season at Princeton
Georgetown's 1915 eleven will invade Princeton's lair for its season opener on September 2, marking the Blue and Gray first appearance of the year under Albert Exendine. Manager Cox secured the date over Stevens and Gettysburg, with a strong schedule anticipated including Army, Navy, Princeton, and potential games with Colgate, Pittsburgh, and Boston College.
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Alfred L. Stern
Georgetown
Princeton Tigers
Cox
Princeton
Eleven
Stevens
Gettysburg
Hilltoppers
Albert Exendine
Vox
Washington
Navy
Army
Gallaudet
J.c
West Virginia Wesleyan
Fordham
North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical
Colgate
Pittsburgh
Utes
Boston College
Boston
Turkey
Phil
Henny Warner
Charlie Cox
Doan Expendine
Smelts City College
Thitoppers
Carhéle
Nathan Glenn Warner
Yale Defeats Navy in Basketball Fray
Navy, which had won all its basketball games for two seasons, lost to Yale in Annapolis 22 to 14. The game featured loose teamwork and inaccurate shooting. Yale led early and scored 10 before Navy’s only point from a foul shot. Yale’s defense, especially Arnold and Taft, shut down Navy forwards while Navy struggled with long throws and turnovers.
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Navy
Yale
Midshipmen
Arnold
Taft
Smith
Adams
Lusith
Hinnes
Eyrig
Weiner
Mith Wilkes
Taft Overesch
Arnott
Calhoun Hhett
Fer Chandler
Stackpole
Flowr—Smith
Adams Wilkes
Kinney i
Welner
Gols
Colilfiower
Georgetown
Lmpire
Wheatley
Acospolis
Yankees Not Sold Yet Weary Denials From All Sides
A Washington Post special from New York reports that bidders and principals deny most sale rumors of the New York Yankees. Col Ruppert Jr and Capt T L Huston show willingness to buy bag and baggage but refuse to name a manager or fixed price. Huston remains evasive on further questions.
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Washington Post
New York
Yankees
Jacob Ruppert, Jr
T. L. Huston
Frank Farrell
William §. Devery
Huston
Col. Ruppert
Capt
Capt. Huston
Capt. Hunton
Col Ruppert
Federals After Shanks Tinker Visits Player
In Monaco Pennsylvania on December 23 Horward Shanks of Washington American is sought by the Federal league Joe Tinker manager of the Chicago Feds visited Shanks at his home to try securing his signature to a contract rumored at about 0 000 a year Shanks has not yet decided and offered no comment on Tinker's visit
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Monaco
Horward Shanks
Washington American
Joe Tinker
Chicago Feds
Shanks
Lie
Tinker
Two G. U. Athletes in National Indoor Meet
New York December 2 The Amateur Athletic Union lists the largest entry for the Junior indoor championships at the Thirteenth Regiment armory Brookline on December 29. Notables include W T Tuslor Hillys Athletic Club Chicago in standing high and running broad jumps J B Lockwood University of Pennsylvania sprinter J G Siemsen Dartmouth high jumps B MecDonagy Baltimore 60 yard dash Martin Hayes Princeton Fraser of New York In ih American Athletic Club in 60 yard run Edward K Brebbins Marshall Low Georgetown University Andrew Alley former Athletics pitcher and Holy Cross star will coach the 1915 Columbia University nine.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Thirteenth Regiment Armors
Brooklin
Middle West
W. T. Tuslor
Hliness Athletic Club
Chicago
J. B. Lockwood
University of Pennsylvania
J. G. Siemsen
Dartmouth
B. MecDonagy
Baltimore
Martin Hayes
Princeton
Fraser
Inih-American Athletic Club of
Edward K. Brebbins
Marshall Low
Georgetown University
Tebeau Gains Full Ownership of Park
Kansas City December 23 George Tebeau owner of the Kansas City American Association baseball club today became absolute owner of Association park here as final settlement of a suit to determine ownership. Tebeau leased the property with an option to buy years ago. Suit to compel sale at the fixed price was decided in his favor three weeks ago. The final agreement was reached today.
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Kansas City
George Tebeau
Kansas City American Association
Association Park
Tebeau
Roll-Off to Schuble in Dot Tournament
Scheible led the bowlers in the roll-off of the Southeast dot tournament with high scores and notable gains. Goddard was second in scoring with a 128, but earned only one day. The results list Scheible, Hoffman, Conkses, Bryn, Barns, Sir Beott, Higgs, Cook, Karner among others. All-Nationals defeated the All-Americans in Fresno 6 to 2, their first game back from Honolulu, with a Bakersfield game planned for tomorrow.
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Scheible
Wil. Goddard
Hoffman
Conkses
Bryn
Barnsan
Sir Beott
Higgs Botcook
Karner
Fresno
Cal
Honolulu
Bakersfield
Three Duckpin Teams Fight For National Capital Honors
Duckpin tourney opens with 21 players. Humphrey leads first section with 22 and White posts high set 305. Scores include White 303 Sparks 284 Raedy 250. others list notable performances as tournament begins. Also notes death of veteran baseball figure Philip J. Powers at 62.
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Humphrey
White
Sparks
Raedy
Wood
W. L. Smith
Schoder
Shipman
Simonton
St. Lehmann
Kilroy
Pilcher
Simpson
Hiley
B. Williams
J. W. Watson
Mattingly
Werrick
Weils
Santrobing
Enman
Parker Bridget & Co Open Evenings Gift List
Parker Bridget & Co offers extended evening hours to help customers save time and worry when choosing gifts for men and boys. The ad invites shoppers to bring their gift lists to the store for convenient selections and personalized service.
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Parker-Bridget & Co
Gift List Offers Practical, Well Equipped Selections
A local shop promotes a broad gift list with practical items and strong P-B volume and quality. It notes varied offerings, moderate P-B prices, and versatile choices suitable for any recipient and occasion.
Smith Wins Heavyweight Bout Stops McCarty in Four Rounds
New York December 25 Smith from Montana halted Tommy McCarty in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round heavyweight bout at the Empire AC. After a close first three rounds, Smith unleashed a single thunderous blow to the jaw that split McCarty’s mouth and sent him reeling. The referee halted the fight as McCarty struggled to his feet, ending the bout with Smith in command.
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Smith
McCarty
York
Calfornie
Tommy Mit‘witsin
Empire AC
Montana
Mets
Dean
War Ford
Anatec
Elewne
Thoroughbred Race Card With Multiple Events Adjudicated
A detailed limp through a 3-year-olds and up racing program featuring six races. The card lists horses, jockeys, weights, odds, and outcomes across fields including Thoroughbred race names, times, and final placements. Notable entries include Selirg, Undaunted, and Time with results in time 1 42.25 for a race.
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Star-Aide
Farlore
Pitty Ive
Wu Viopatia
Lia
Serord
Franther J Qiraly
Smaster Jos
Billy Collins
San Fun Tacs
Yeander Fhit Conner
Inferme
Wil Heneditina
Selirg
Foomile Armor
Lily
Woltenholmt
Eevong
Frank Hudeus
Ford Mal
Towton Miehi
Mr. Mack
Ceritom Go
Mary Ron Ho
Alo
Si Ding
Lavish
Dever
Leven
Friar Path
Progeestee
Ledetay
Bart Taree
Jacnh
Fallan
Readable Names List Seemingly Fragmented From Incomplete Inquirer
Fragmented OCR style list of names and places includes Canelned Inquirer Ida Tavinn Wiulyaria Haina tarbay McKerran Rusweau Gud Lamas St Charlotte Bamboo Holtan Clathash Roy Snibennd Master Jhu York Led Mordecai Ynea Miss Velma Tez Cimmnatt Requirer Carenomeelie Forty Retwar Deve Montgomery Proce Conrad Yer C lirereer Star Berta Ailverten Thenghtread Thistle Bell Forge Enion Sifts Ubi Trapenect iard Hall Darite.
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Canelned Inquirer
Ida Tavinn Wiulyaria
Haina
Deve Montgomery
Proce Conrad
Clirereer
Star Berta
Ailverten
Thistle Bell
Forge
Enion
Sifts
Ubi
Iard Hall
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