Senator Trophy Rewarded For Camp Relay Victory
U S G A ranks rise to 420 members with Lochmoor Club joining. A senator unknown donates a trophy for the war camp relay at Milipse New Years day. Fort Myer Camp Humphreys Camp Met teams plan to compete. Entry forms available from service clubs or TSV Burckhalter at 1408 Pennsylvania Ave.
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Wes Serk
Nohoatou Lugiwer Moateh
Lochmoor Club
Detroit
Lochmoor
John T. Sweeney
Prn
Fort Myer
Camp Humphreys
Camp Met
TSV Burckhalter
Pennsylvania Avenues
Wilde Moore bout offered for $26,000 purse in London
Boxing promoter Cochrane proposes a $26,000 purse for a March 20 round bout between Jimmie Wilde the English bantamweight and Pat Moore of Memphis who recently beat Wilde on points in the soldiers and sailors tournament. A $27,500 purse is planned for Bombardier Wells versus Georges Carpentier, with negotiations near completion for a London Olympia Hall showdown.
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London
Cochrane
Jimmie Wilde
Pat Moore
Memphis
Tenn
Wilde
Bombardier Wella
Georges Carpentier
Moore
Olympia Hall
Killifer and Alexander Killifer Named Sergeants by War
Cubs star Killifer and teammate Alexander Killifer have become sergeants while in Army service at Camp Custer. Killifer reports army life eased old ailments and kept his arm strong. he earns 38 dollars monthly and hopes for an early discharge by spring. He expects the Cubs to contend for the pennant if all are fit, aiming for an officer’s commission had the war continued.
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Eedt Bil Killifer
Cubs
Chicago
Killifer
Camp Custer
Army Life
Alexander
Pid
Dempsey Rumors and Boxing Talk Across The Ocean
The item canvasses Dempsey plans and rumors involving a potential Juarez bout with Willard, possible matches in London and New York, and chatter about Benny Leonard Frankie Burns Kid McCoy and Dempsey’s activities. It notes a proposed New York boxing legalization measure in Albany forthcoming.
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Jack Dempsey
Jims Offroth
Juarez
Willard
Dempsey
New York
Lavndon
Kid McCoy
Duths
Jack Dulinson
Willd
Denny
Spain
Benny Leonard
Benny
Lilly Dibson
Miske
Frankie Burns
Jersey
Albany
Gossip of the Track at Habana and Oriental Park summaries
Frank Weir leads in wins and earnings at Habana with nine victories totaling $4,909 for the stable. Other notables include Smart Money tied to Dee Hammond, Orestes improving in Cuba, and jockey W. Knapp set to ride for the Diaz stable this winter. Mrs Barlocker eyes 1920 brutality era racing potential, while Frank Nolan’s Saratoga stable expects better results next season.
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Harry N. Price
Frank Weir
Habana
Smart Money
Dee Hammond
Oriental Park
Orestes
Senor Hirnz
Cuba
W. Knapp
Diaz
Koenig
Saratogn
Jot Johnson
Nolan
Saratoga
New York Racing Owners Lead Winnings List
A New York and Maryland track summary shows A J Macomber atop winnings with $80.44, Commander Ross second at $78,337, and War Cloud as Macomber’s top horse with $25,100 earnings across Preakness, Roslyn handicap, Dwyer, Brooklyn Derby style events. Eternal netted $56,647 from six wins and one second, including the Hopeful Stakes and Oakdale handicap. Billy Kelly earned $13,577, with Cudgel totaling $20,741 as a top Ross stable earner. W W R Coe stands third at $60,963, with Sweep One as his best 2 year old at $20,851. Fohren topped for Harry Payne Whitney with $88,921. Dunboyne the Futurity winner gave P A Clark $41,561, two-fifths from Futurity. Willis Sharpe Kilmer would rise further if Kentucky racing counted, Exterminator’s Derby win adding $14,700 and Latonia cup swelling his totals.
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New York
James W. McClerland
Miormal
Billy Kelly
Laurel
F. K. L. Rosa
Maryland
A. J. Macomber
Commander Ross
War Cloud
Mr. Macomber
Dwyer
New ‘Rochelle
Bill Kelly
Saratoga
Cudgel
W.W. R. Coe
Fohren
Harry Payne Whitney
Dunboyne
P. A. Clark
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Offseason baseball chatter and manager status notes
Right Off the Bat surveys status of managers and players across the MLB winter scene. Ed Barrow aims for another Red Sox pennant, Eddie Collins may report for White Sox spring training, Sisler linked to Cobb in St Louis, and talks surface on a 154 game schedule and pitcher shortages.
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Ed Barrow
Red Sox
Eddie Collins
White Sox
Harry Harper
Hackensack
N. J
St. Louis
George Sisler
Cobb
Walter Holke
Taat
New York
Mettraw
Hughey Jennings
Tigers
Hughey
Washington
Mike Martin
Remembering Baker the Princetons star of football hockey
The Round-Up honors Sobey Baker a Princeton great whose all round athletic prowess spanned football hockey baseball and track. His modest retirement and wartime service made him a legend in American sports with Canada naming him equal to its best hockey stars. Baker helped put ice hockey on New Yorks map and his legacy endured beyond his death. A second piece discusses Americas evolving sports scene and predicts boxing becoming a school staple while baseball recovers in Britain and soccer grows among soldiers.
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Sobey Baker
Ifis
Sam
Baker
Princeton
Corncord
N. H
St Nicholas Club
New York
Baler
England
Britain
States
America
Sinclair
Scotland
United States
St. Nicholau
St. Nicks
North America
Beker
Gandil May Lose Out To Chicago Recruit
Chicago December 29 fans expect Chick Gandil to lose regular first base spot with the White Sox after manager Howland signs Johnny Conroy from the Copper Country League. Conroy played first base and occasionally in the outfield, signaling a potential shift for the veteran veteran.
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Chicago
Chick Gandil
White Sox
Howland
Johnny Conroy
Golf forecasts for 1919 USGA championships under wartime impact
Francis Quimet anticipates USGA action in early 1919 to restore amateur and open championships. He notes no expected influx of foreign players, possible retrenchment of top Americans, and a surge of new talent postwar. He discusses stymie rule debates and the need for international cooperation, plus the continued value of Red Cross matches to the sport.
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Francis Quimet
United States Golf Association
United States
US. C. A
Middle
BGA
Great Britain
France
Lkely
Atlantic
Americ
Emgeland
Red Cross
Aimilac
Pepular Ag
Naval Academy Adds Games To Schedule
Annapolis Md Dec 29 Manager Coldwell has completed the Naval Academy basketball schedule listing January 4 Crescent A C New York January 8 Johns Hopkins January 11 Lehigh January 16 Mount St Marys January 18 Swarthmore January 22 Georgetown January 25 University of Virginia January 7 Mount St Josephs February 6 University of West Virginia February 8 Camp Humphreys West Point Alumni The team holds a clean record this season after decisive wins over Baltimore City College Gallaudet St Johns Dickinson and City College of New York.
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Annapolis
Coldwell
Naval Academy
Crescent A. C
New York
Johna Hopkins
Lehigh
Mount St. Marys
Swarthmore
Georgetown
University of Virginia
Mount St. Joseph's
University of Weat Virginia
Camp Humphreys
Weat Point
Baltimore City College
Gallaudet
St. Tolina
Dickinson
City College of New York
Former Nationals Hit Hard in Association
The report notes Washington players leading sluggers in the association and lists Carl Cashion and Carl Sawyer among top hitters. It mentions retirement hints, league averages, and rival teams, with focus on Cashion’s high batting mark and veteran stars Bergeli and Hiverr. The article also touches on servicemen and college connections amid wartime delays.
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Washington
Carl Cashien
Minneapolis
Carl Sawyer
Minnneapelle
Wits
Bart Cashion
Pear Pooyers and Almithes
James Comper
Pouise
Johnesten
Bergeli
Hiverr
Kanaan
Elob
Avise
Mt Waukee
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