Boxing School Quints Meet In High School League Card
May ban New York boxing school basketball today as scholastic teams from Central Tech Eastern Western face weakened lineups due to advisories and injuries. Central and Eastern both field makeshift squads while Western retains most regulars. Game times and lineups shift as injuries and scholastic deficiencies narrow available players.
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Entral
Tech
Nastern
White
Mount Pleasant
Kaplan
Hoover
Solomon
Gottlieb
Daley
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Olin and Lundin Win In Heavyweight Bouts
John Olin, the leading title hopeful, defeated Shad Link of Baltimore in straight falls at the Lyceum Theater last night. Olin won 16 minutes with a scissors and arm lock, then 10 minutes with an arm lock. Hjamar Lundin of Sweden beat John Herade in two straight falls, the first after 87 minutes with a head lock and the second in 8 minutes with a toe hold and head stock. Referee was P. O'Connor.
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Shad Link
Baltimore
Lyceum Theater
Olin
Hjamar Lundin
Sweden
John Herade
P. O'Connor
Famous Athlete Bingham Quits Track for Oil Venture
Harvard star Bingham, runner up to Meredith in intercollegiate half last spring and longtime Boston A. A. member, retires to seek oil business in Los Angeles. He competed eleven years, scoring many points for the B. A. A. after three years at Exeter and four at Harvard. His first big race was a 1906 medley relay in Boston, where he beat Abel Kiviat in the half mile.
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Bingham
Harvard
Meredith
Boston A. A
Crimson
Los Angeles
Exeter
Boston
Abel Kiviat
Kiviat
Sherman
Prout
Archer
Rosenberger
Armless golfer Sutton finds new devotion in golf
George H. Sutton of Chicago, an armless player developed after losing both arms below the elbow, becomes a golf devotee after a failed attempt as a spectator. He reportedly rounds courses in the low eighties. Also noted, Jose W. Ray and Ivan A. Myers of Illinois Athletic Club insure for 16000 each to compete in Boston games on February 3, Ray holding the 11 3 mile world record and national titles, Myers a national 1 mile champion and Western Conference record holder.
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Sutton
Chicago
George H. Sutton
Buffalo
Jose W. Ray
Ivan A. Myers
Illinois Athletic Club
Boston
Ray
Myers
Western College Conference
Weather forecasting talk by power squadron leader in Baltimore
Commander Bennett of the Potomac River squadron spoke on Weather Forecasting From a Motorboat to the Patapsco River power squadron in Baltimore Wednesday night. He explained storm lanes and barometer use in plain terms, avoiding technical jargon for clear understanding.
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Potomac River Squadron
Patapsco River
Baltimore
Take Titles on Skates in Midwinter Carnival
Saranac Lake February 1 Arthur Staff of Chicago won the international outdoor amateur skating championships for seniors and Charles Jewstraw of Lake Placid captured the championships forces here today in the closing events of the midwinter carnival.
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Saranac Lake
aArthur Staff
Chicago
Charles Jewstraw
Lake Placid
Princeton Tennis Schedule Includes Eight Matches
Princeton University announces a tennis schedule headed by a April 27 match against the Chevy Chase team in Princeton, N J. The slate lists eight matches plus the inter scholastic meet May 5, with dates against Amherst Cornell Harvard Yale Penn Annapolis and others.
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N. J
Princeton University
Samuel Compton
Saeevy Chase Club
Wasl
Eral Acne
Annapolis
Amherst
Willeme
Cornell
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Yale
New Haven
Phillies plan to sign players amid holdout talks
Philadelphia February 1. President Baker and Manager Moran held a conference on the holdout situation. Deserving players will be signed within two weeks, with an agent to visit unsigned players except Alexander and Killifer. The Phillies may trim to fewer than 20 players, dropping Byrne ard and Dagey, amid waiver and term discussions with other clubs. Gravy Cravath may not join next season if National League clubs refuse waivers.
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Philadelphia
Baker
Moran
Cleveland Alexander
Killifer
Alexander
Whitted
Phillies
Bobby Byrne
Oscar Dagey
Gravvy
Cravath
Phillisa
Jener
Signs with Yankees Leaves Fraternity
New York reports the Yankees signed Jack Enright, a young college pitcher who played for the Newark Internationals last season. The club released a letter from Enright to PlayersFraternity president David Fultz requesting his resignation, stating he cannot side with the fraternity’s stance.
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New York
Jack Enright
Newark Internationals
Enright
David Fultz
Players’ Fraternity
Thorpe to Try Again as Giants Hold Texas Tryout
Jim Thorpe, famed football star and famed multi athlete, seeks a major league chance with the Giants during a Texas gathering next month. Once recalled by New York, he hit well in the minor leagues and is noted for speed and fielding, with work ahead to master curveball pitching under McGraw.
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Jim Thorpe
Giants
Texas
Redskin
Thorpe
Marlin
Milwaukee Club
American Association
McGraw
Columbus Club Change Hands in American Association
Columbus Ohio Feb 1 Control of the Columbus club of the American Association passed to Joe Tinker and Thomas Wilson of Chicago for about 65 000 dollars. Tomorrow Tinker will be elected president and Charles Wilson secretary. Edward M Schoenborn steps down after long service as president or secretary since the club’s formation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Club
American Association
Joe Tinker
Thomas Wilson
Chicago
Tinker
Charles Wilson
Edward M. Schoenborn
Claas
British Boxer Arrives From War Zone In New York
New York, Feb. 1. A British featherweight pugilist named Fred Jacks from London arrived. Aged about 28, he learned boxing with Kia Lewis Matt Walls and Darkey Daniel six years ago. In roughly 150 ring bouts he has KOed about one third of opponents and holds a decision over Kid Lewis.
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New York
Fred Jacks
London
Jacks
Kia Lewis
Matt Walls
Darkey
Daniela
Lewis
Bishop Beaten at Golf in St Valentine Tourney
Pinehurst N C Feb L Julian Bishop of Chevy Chase Club was eliminated from the second sixteen of the St Valentine golf tourney today two down to Pierce Proal of Red Bank N J R B Ballantyne of Columbia Country Club reached the semifinals in the tenth division by default Maxwell Beall Maxwell and Seggermean advanced to the semifinals in the first flight.
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N. C
Julian T. Bishop
Chevy Chase Club
St. Valentine
Pierce Proal
Red Bank
N. J
R. B. Ballantyne
Columbia Country Club
L. Maxwell
WH. C. Beall
N. Maxwell
Henry Seggermean
Pacific coast eight-oared race set for April 14
The annual Pacific coast eight oared shell race between Leland Stanford and Washington is scheduled for April 14 on the Oakland estuary. Virginia Military Institute's new combined gymnasium and auditorium, the Jackson Memorial, nears completion on the Lexington campus.
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Washington
Oakland
Virginia Military Institute
Jackson Memorial
Lexington
Whitman urges repeal of Frawley boxing law in New York
Gov. Whitman recommends immediate repeal of chapter 778 of the laws of 1911 known as the Frawley boxing law. He argues the statute cannot permit wholesome boxing under current conditions and asks legislature to repeal it to curb vulgar and brutal exhibitions and protect public morals. Senator Slater has introduced a bill to implement the repeal, though its passage is uncertain.
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Whitman
Slater
Weatchester
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START BILLIARD TOURNEY AT SHERMAN S
Amateur handicap billiards tournament at Shermans began with two matches won by C H Kilbourn and A M Bissell over A Lanne and Charles Wolfe. Kilbourn high run 25 in 168 117. Wolfe handicap 60, Bissell wins 157 150. Ten players enter. prizes 12 8 6 4. tournament runs two matches nightly except Saturdays.
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A. M. Bissell
A. Lanne
Charles Wolfe
Kilbourn
Wolfe
Bissell
Henry Wilkins
Mr. Shipley
Plenty of Athletes on Virginia's Squad
The Virginia track and field squad, led by Coach Jannigan, trains hard for the first indoor meet in Washington. More than 50 men compete, with Wilson, Wallace, Edmunds, Maury, and others showing speed and form across sprints mid distances and field events. Allan Thurman and Steward join from football, boosting the squad. In Colorado, Coach Hughes accepts a two year contract to coach football basketball and track at Clemson College in South Carolina.
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Washington Post
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Sqund
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Georgetown
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Round
Allan Thurman
Steward
Fort Collins
Coro
Harry W. Hughes
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8. C
Twombley Contract Signed by Boston Club
Boston February 1 The signed contract of George Twombley an outfielder was received at the Boston National baseball club office today Twombley was recently purchased from the Baltimore club of the International League
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George Twombley
Boston National Baseball Club
Twombley
Baltimore Club
Intercity swimming plan for all star teams
Plan under way for an intercity aquatic meet between all star teams of this city and Baltimore. Central High School coach F. J. Brunner and Reginald Rutherford promote the Washington end. May send polo teams to U S. New York. Argentina likely to visit for international polo matches.
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F. J. Brunner
Central High School
Reginald Rutherford
Washington
U. S
New York
Argentina
United States
Racing Results From Daily Runway Stakes Card
Multiple claiming races for various ages over 315 to 6 furlongs with winners including Bracelet Gay Lady Sleepy Sam Stonhenge and Fleetabel, plus detailed draws and times for each heat and runners Water Wave Madelyn C Tuga Velvet Patapsco Doctor Feather Enjoy Charles Nahm and Hirey also ran.
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Bracelet
Murphy
Gay Lady
F. Merimee
Thinker
J. Williams
Madelyn C
Tuga
Vanessa Wella
Keillocalao
Sleepy Sam
Haynes
Velvet
Crump
Gut
Barrett
Patapsco
Doctor Feather
Enjoy
Charles Nahm
Hirey
Stonhenge
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Bryn
Diamond
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Lucile P
Louder
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McAtas
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Drastic Tennis Rule Urged by USTA Committee
New York Feb 1 The United States Lawn Tennis Association faces a push for a drastic amateur rule in a petition led by Dr D Wrenn and signed by 79 players from New York Massachusetts Maryland Missouri Minnesota Pennsylvania Ohio and Oregon. Tournament Roll Offs Tonight in Palace duck pin tourney begin at 7 20 p m with the first twelve of 34 qualifiers rolling.
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United Statee Lawn Tennis Association
BR. D. Wrenn
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Missouri
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Oregon
Palace
Racing Entries and Weather Report for Card of Mixed Races
Entries list for seven claiming and selling races across two sections with 2 and 3 year olds plus older horses. Notable names include Napoli Gay Lady Anna J Pania Mildred Buretta Gurl Wiley Huda's Brother Tazel Nut Masme W Will Do York Lad Al Court Czar Michael Capitania Thomas Cadowell Zindel Shot Sempasilia Star Pearl Rhymer Cledere Pleasureville Indian Chant Flora Bandora Jim Hutch Helmet's Daughter Polonium Otero BessonGranade Cherry Reed Tiger Jim Rey Enni Aunt Fiate Claribel Ha'penny Oakhurst Momerlet Quin Owaua Amulet Garrison Wavering Cuddle Up Frosty Face Royal Tea Arcene Barelt Mise Genevieve Muzanti Paulson King Hox Migadno Lord Welsh plus weather clear track fnae
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Pania
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Huda
Tazel Nut
Masme ¥ W
Will Do
York Lad
al Court
Queen
Woodward
Bockichoo
Indian Chant
Philton King
Tl Sarin
Burbank
Crad Buford
Lelatoba
Best Bib
Tucker
Columbia
Impression
Fairy Legend
Clifeld
Yfoteles
Alex Gets
Flora Bandora
Cherry Belle
Que Netta
Jim Hutch
Helmet's Daughter
King McGee
Little Wonder
Old Man Orit
Caria
Polonium
Olga
Otero
Besson
Lourie Green
Granade
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Mlaber
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Cuddle Up
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Freese, Jr
Unity
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Paulson
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Bocock to officiate roanoke and lynchburg games
Lexington Virginia February 1 final arrangements for Washington and Tee's basketball games with Vanderbilt at Roanoke and Lynchburg tomorrow and Saturday have been completed by Manager Frank Gilliam. Branch Bocock former athletic director at V P 3 and a Georgetown athlete will referee the Roanoke contest with KR Marshall of that city umpiring. At Lynchburg L W Reina Randolph Macon head coach and former Swarthmore player will referee and Marshall umpire. Both games will be played at night.
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Tee
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Lynchburg
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Swarthmore
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Midnight Crew, Model Lunch and Sanitary Lead Duckpin Tie
In the Southeast Duckpin League the Midnight Crew swept all three games against Bree Plant last night creating a three way tie for the lead with Model Lunch and Sanitary Grocery.
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Midnight Crew
Model Lunch
Harte to Play Baseball for Harvard Crimson
Cambridge, Mass February 1 Dick Harte a star of Harvard football baseball and tennis will not abandon the diamond as reports suggested He remains the regular catcher for the Crimson nine shaping a busy season across multiple sports
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Mass
Dick’ Harte
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Crimson
Killeen Wins With Cue After Uphill Rally
In a District pocket billiard match at Grand Central last night Killeen defeated Waltz 100 to 94 after trailing by more than 25 points. George Cox refereed. Wallace and Swen scheduled to play tonight. In New York the Intercollegiate Rowing Association board announced rarity races begin at the Columbia boathouse with the finish line unchanged.
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Swen
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Intercollegiate Rowing Association
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