New York Seeks Strength at Second Base in Trade Talks
Yankees secretary Lou Rupe and Millee Huggins discussed trading for a strong second baseman with only Haba Hint, Aaron art dee tuiman and Sam Jones as possible exceptions. Eddle ves sta Vollina affair cited as context for buildup. Wary of cost, Ruppert and Hugghins consider moving Eddy into shortstop. infield reshaping may include Collins or Iy flares. Continued on next page.
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Tye
Coe faure-Haba Hinth
Aaron Art Dee Tuiman
Sam Jones
Hirren
Aces
Eoclamprins
Va Ctata
Tye Retary
Islegram
Ron Huggins
Acme
St. Pateraburg
Flatano
Tha
Eddle
Boston
Hugulne
Vere
Col Ruppert
Frank
Yankees
Sesson
Everett Scott
Mara
Collins
Washington Santa
Vad
Dittle
Arkanian
Uke Col
Ffarris
Iuflalders
Kugsins
Hla
Ithan Jones
Seavad
United States and Canada advance with clean sheets in Olympic hockey
In semfinals at Chamonix United States routed Sweden 20 to 0 while Canada defeated England 12 to 2. US and Canada enter the final day with unbeaten records and high scoring power. Sweden meets England for third place as 18 kilometer ski race and ski jumping headline the day ahead.
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Imamonix
A. P
United States
Canada
Sweden
Fac Ag
Filey
England
Chamonix
Battery Candidates Out at C. U. Feb. 15
Charles V. Moran athletic director and baseball coach will issue a call for batterymen candidates at Catholic University on February 15. Moran plans an early start to field a capable nine. Clark and May, veterans, report and should be ready by the first game in late March. Jon Mulville, captain of Brookland, will report as well.
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Charles V. Moran
Catholic University
Moran
Clark
May
Jon Mulville
Brookland Nine
Virginias Runners Enter Post Marathon Interest Grows
Virginia sends four runners to The Washington Post modified marathon held on Washington's birthday as Maryland enters eleven. Southern colleges show strong interest after the event's announcement, with Virginia and Maryland both boasting promising distance material and a potential Virginia Maryland individual race adding novelty to the program.
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Washington Post
Weshington
Southern
University of Virginia
Ita
E. D. Stevens
J. G. Johnson
W. L. Ribble
Maryland University
Waa
Virginia
Old Dominion Institute
Maryland
Elliott A. C. Beats Argyle Basketers in Naval Armory game
Elliott Athletic Club defeated Argyle 33 to a low opponent score in the Naval Reserve armory. Elliott star Godwin scored ten field goals as Elliott extended its winning streak to ten. Box details list players and substitutions, with time kept in twenty minute halves.
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Elliott Athletic Club
Argyle
Naval Reserve Armory
Ellotts
Godwin
Eluetts
Diliotta
E. Pitts
Lincoln
Bidete A. C. Fosittana
Argyle_A. G
Geawin i
Brooke
Gallaher
Pittaburg van Born
Midshipmen Announce Fencing Schedule
Annapolis Md February 1 The fencing schedule for the midshipmen has been arranged and the following contests will take place here February 23 Yale March 8 Hamilton March 15 Columbia March 22 Pennsylvania March 29 Cornell In addition the Middies will enter the Intercollegiate in New York April 3 and 4
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Annapolis
Midshipmen
Yale
Hamilton
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Cornell
New York
Pelicans Defeat Rovers in Miami Polo Tourney Semifinal
The Pelicans won their second victory of the week by eliminating the Rovers in the Miami Beach semifinal. Arthur Cooley led scoring with four goals as Jimmy Conley and How ard Phipps provided strong support for the Pelicans.
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Miami Beach
Fla
The
Pelicans
Rovers
Dicans
Jimmy Conley
Howard Phipps
Arthur Cooley
Richmond U Defeats Lynchburg 31 to 26 in Erratic Game
Lynchburg College fell to the University of Richmond 31 to 26 in Richmond. A fast but erratic contest had many fumbles and a floor show of sloppy play. N Oliver led Lynchburg with strong defense while Bell and Miller starred for Richmond in a close victory.
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Lynchburg
Reo
Lynchburg College
University of Richmond
N. Oliver
Bell
Miller
Richmond
Dundee Beats Moran In Fifteen Round Bout
Johnny Dundes defeated Pat Moran in a 15 round decision at Madison Square Garden to shatter Moran's hopes for the light weight title. Dundee dominated ten rounds, Moran rallied late, both heavy with cuts, 31,000 spectators paid $41,027. Moran suffered no knockdowns, Dundee endured a tough fourteenth round before finishing strong.
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York
Johnny Dundes
Pat Moran
New Orleans
Madison Square Garden
Dundee
Moran
Charley White
Johnay_ Shugrue
Dundes
Htting
Eugene Criqui
Tommy Galaton
Wilkes Barre
Chase and Knight Beach Golf Finals in Miami
In the Pancoaat cup semifinal on the Bay Shore course, Les Chaze of Buffalo prevailed in an extended match after going to the nineteenth hole against Ralph Young of Indianapolis while Fred Knight of Philadelphia defeated RH. Curlette of Bar Harbor 5 and 3. Knight played steady, with a rare even tee except the seventh hole.
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Miami
Fla
Les Chaze
Buffalo
Bay Shore
Ralph Young
Indianapolis
Chase
Fred Knight
Philadelphia
RH. Curlette
Bar Harbor
Knight
C. L. Fay
Sacandaga
Jerana R. Calef
Atldnta
A A. Chouteau
Dallas
A. Dmals
Hostom Sand
Matmen Edge Tar Heels In Tough 16 16 Meet
North Carolina wrestlers pushed Washington and Lee to a 16 16 draw in Lexington Virginia as heavyweights tested the foes strength Maynard and Hatcher shone with pins while Fein dexter and Bostick were powered down. Richmond visits for a basketball game tomorrow as the wrestling card capped with decisive weigh classes.
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Exington
North Carolina
Washington and Lee Generals
Feindexter
Bostick
Maynard. Halt
Memphis
Tecat Varsity
Hatcher
Poindexter
Richmond University
Clark
Behwarts
N.C
Hagen
N. C
Vick
Z. Waters
Jeckaen
Belf Neleen
Cummins
W. Ant
Waters
Hutuher
Wee Poindexter
Nelson
Holt
BR. G
Held
Hampden-Sidney Defeats Farmville in Fourth Game
Hampden-Sidney Tigers overpower Farmville Athletic Club 43 to 13 in Farmville Va. second half torque turned the tide after a 9 to 5 halftime lead. Earlier, Hampden-Sidney edged Doctora 24 to 20 and faces Medicos from Richmond tomorrow night.
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Tiger
Farmville Athletic Club
Tigers
Richmond
Doctora
Armaville
Rte Cartes Avacer
el Sors Lacey
Eamunde
Pargrilte
Paul Atte
Hampden Blaney
Auger
Edroundy
Hass
Farmriie
Pipericie - Roundy
Maeney
Southall
Hutebard
Fe Carter
Venable
Myer
Secrer
Dudley
Columbia Midgets Dominate Argyle 37 to 16
The Columbia Midgets defeated Argyle Ave yesterday in Wilson Normal School gym, 37-16, after leading 13-9 at halftime. Carroll starred with seven baskets while teammates Danworth and Tille contributed.
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Argyle
Argyle Ave
Reer i
Schatt
Billa
Stewart
Carratte Fielder
Litingwien
Tucker
Atchinson
Jone
Keyser
Dounorator Tengoya
Laferse
Mr. Osmer
Hmereem
Patieds
Tes
Boys Club Celtics Triumph Over Auroras 31 to 9
In a pm preliminary, the Boys Club Celtics defeated the Aurora A. C. last night by 31 to 9. The Celtics, led by Barry and Hitch, controlled the game with accurate shooting and sharp passing. Delaney and Purdy contributed goals as Hurley and Pardy added points. referee was Mr. Dicete.
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Celtics
Aurora A. C
Httle Celtics
Barry
Hitch
Fair View Sra
Delaney
Purdy
Hurley
Rite
Pardy
Holmes
Mr. Dicete
Periecs
Jeu Mindte Quertere
Finnish Skate Champ May Compete in U S
Finnish skater Clas Thunberg, famed for Olympic wins in Chamonix, may join the national and international championships at Lake Placid and Saranac Lake if he accepts the ISU invitation. American skaters travel February 8. event dates shift due to late arrivals. international meet at Lake Placid begins February 19.
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New York
Clas Thunberg
Chamonix
Baranse Leke
Lake Placid
International Skating Union
Forthia
Thunberg
Savage
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Columbia Preps Ready To Arrange Contests
Under new leader Coach Mitchell the Columbia Preps plan lively contests for senior city teams and have added strength to book games. Joe Longford at Columbia 7220.
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Mitchell
Columbia Preps
Columbia
Joe Longford
Years Ago in Sports February 2 1904
Tom Sharkey pinned John Plening at the Criterion Athletic Club in Boston in 34 minutes. In Detroit Jon Gans nearly floored Mike Ward in the tenth round. Charles F. Conklin of Chicago posts 1114 26 in balkline amateur billiard title trials in New York. G. A. Kernan of Philadelphia takes full charge of Bethlehem athletes after captaining Georgetown relay team.
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Tom Sharkey
John Plening
Criterion Athletic Club
Boston
Detroit
Jon Gans
Mike Ward
Charles F. Conklin
Chicago
America
New York City
G. A. Kernan
Philadelphia
Georgetown
Bethlehem
Griffiths Purchase of Western League Pitcher
President Clark Griffith buys right handed pitcher Speece from Omaha after a high cash offer, with key players and cash components left unnamed. Speece, a former Western League standout with 24 wins in 314 innings, eyed by Pittsburgh and valued around $20,000, is expected to report for Tampa training by February 16. Mandell delivers $2,500 challenge to Dundee for junior lightweight title in Rockford, awaiting commission approval.
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Frank H. Young
Xron
Aba
Clark Griffith
Nationals
Tampa
Nebraskans
Speece
Griffith
Eagh
Jimmy O'Neil
Griff
Joe Engle
Diana
Des
Speecers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Omaha
Bohler
Tulsa
Coombe
Griffini
Sgreen
Nate
Mandell
Dundee
Rockford
Sammy Mandell
New York Boxing Commission
Johnny Dundee
CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL PREDICTIONS IN LOCAL MEET
SHIRLEY POVICH analyzes upcoming games in the high school circuit. Western faces Tech in a pivotal clash while Central, Business, and Georgetown dispute rankings as Stenographers sharpen for Mount Pleasant battle. Starting lineups hinted for Clark Laefsky Moser Formac Watt Dezendorf Hale Harper Scruggs Tean Metjeill Garber Phillips Lamar Dulin Whe lche Poellowing and Tech players Price Tew Adams Zahn Gooch are listed as likely starters.
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Shirley
Povich
Gaimea
Tech
Western
Upeets
Georgetown
Tach
Central
Mount Pleasant
Scott
Ienter
Kelly
Clark
Laefsky
Moser
Formac
Watt
Dezendorf
Hale
Harper
Scruggs
Cer
Tean
Circle Passers Defeat Riverside Five In Gym victory 35 to 11
Circle Passers beat Riverside five in the Immaculate Conception gymnasium 35 to 11. The game featured strong road passing and guarding by the winners led by Keppel. Detailed box scores note Babington, Cerrett, Spicer, and Mitchell among scorers as the Circle Passers stretch their winning string.
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Qireletsissers
Riverside
Immaculate Conception Gynasium
Keppel
Neupel
Babington
Furter Spicer
Babineton
Mitchell
Rabinson
Sraith
Lydon
Londow
Duvei
Park View Juniors Swamp Petworth In Setter's Gym
Park View Juniors overwhelmed Petworth B Club last night by 18 to 4 in the setter's gym. Park View started strong and built a commanding lead as the game progressed with Gaes and Hurley as standout performers for the Park View team.
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Park View
Petworth B
Gaes
Hurley
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