Intercity rowing events to open at Convention Hall
Washington and Baltimore crews prepare for a feature intercity relay and a two mile race at the Kraeral indoor games in Convention Hall on February 1. The program includes Washington, Baltimore, and Pennsylvania eleven oared crews with trials for Pennsylvanian entrants and a junior collegiate eight races spotlight.
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Washington
Convention Hall
Baltimore
University of
Quaker City
Haskins
Jones, Hock
Leyte
All Washington One Hile
Smithson
Gurley Athletic Inp
Herring
Fay
Royce
Smith
Georgetown
Efe
Uerring
Gil Menning
Dick Maloner
Lerglemen
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Laval
Alb
Svhley
Martin Sherifas
Wolds
Sehlosssr
Iade
Toyota Cone
Eralianao
Rashington
Sheridan
Moyreth
Syracuse
Georgetown Track Melee and Relay Prospects Rise
Georgetown athletes work out amid a growing track season surge at the Creeks. Prominent supporters expect strong relay and distance showings, with captains and managers forecasting a powerful team once health returns. Georgetown slated to run in the mile championship in New York on February 15 after a planned match with Wesleyan and Brown.
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Georgetown
Buloor
Ford
Sullivan
Arment
Percy Giveons
Dr. Frailly
Harry Deine
Doc Montgomery
War
Reliy
Martin
Cohen
Richmond
Janedad
Wesleyan
Brown
Columbia
New York
Cobb Urges Injury Clauses to Protect Players in Contracts
Cincinnati Ohio February 2 Ty Cobb star outfielder of Detroit argues for injury protective clauses in baseball contracts. He cites Mike Donlin and others unpaid after injuries, saying clubs must offer fair compensation during injury periods or risk losing free agents. Cobb claims clubs avoid punishing irreplaceable stars, noting his own value.
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Cincinnat
Ohio
Rimuinn
National Baseball Commssion
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Mike Donlin
Muk
New York
Schle
Rumor of Hoelsketter to Phillies Denied by Philadelphia Officials
A circulated St Louis trade story links Arthur Hoelsketter known as Hostetter to a Phillies move and mentions Roy Thomas to St Louis. Officials in Philadelphia deny any exchange talks or offers between the clubs while denying Hoelsketter’s deal and St Louis’s request for Thomas release.
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Washington Post
St. Louis
Arthur Hoelsketter
Hostetter
Phillies
Stanop
Cardinals
Roy Thomas
Thomas
Murray
Meinnall
Stoney" McGlynn
Mowrey
Philadelphia
Yale Pitchers Barred From Coming Season
Special to the Washington Post New Haven February 2 The outlook for Yale baseball is bright but three pitchers Merritt Van Vieck and Dunbar have been disqualified Merritt is considered the top pitcher since Bowmans era Van Vieck was ruled out after a basketball ban the day before the Harvard Yale game and Dunbar will be unable to play due to football training constraints leaving Yale short on pitching for spring baseball.
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New Haven
Bowman
Merritt
van Vieck
Dunbar
Harvards
Princeton
Boston
Washington Post
New York
Jack Chesbro
Billy Keeler
New York Americans
Hot Springs
Clark Griffith
Chesbro
Ute Arkansas
Harvard
Atlanta
Favors Professional Says Present System At Virginia
A reader endorses the professional football coach over the alumni system at the University of Virginia. The letter argues the alumni approach harms Virginia teams, notes the need for deeper coaching knowledge, cites the lack of fit alumni can provide, and contrasts with Yale and northern programs. The writer laments potential decline in Southern football standards if alumni coaching persists.
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University of Virginia
Ioan
Sporting Editor
Randolph
Virginia
Yale
Princeton
Mse
Virgina
Nerti
Sons of Disteland
Gla Eli
Bull
Seattle
Randolph Macon
William and Mary
Thomas Jefferson
Hampden-Sliney
Roanoke College
Williams
Pollard
Warren
Branch Johnson
Graham
Barry
Jose
Chinese sprinter breaks 50 yard record at field meet
Honolulu notes En Sue ran 0 05 1 5 to set a new 50 yard dash mark, surpassing Victor Allee’s 1904 record. The article then debates the influence of alumni versus professional coaches on team selection, arguing the latter reduces bias and favors merit, amid Virginia’s social climate.
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Honolulu
En Sue
Victor S. Allee
Teus
Virginia
Tom
Aubious
Virginia Athletic Field
Henry M, Woops, Jk
Sprinters Set for Philadelph ia Trial in Olympic 100 Yard Race
Kelly Cartmell and Rector named as top sprinters in a March Philadelphia trial to select two runners for the American team in the 100 yard dash for the Olympics to be held in England next summer. Cartmell has run 10 seconds for 100, Rector has improved to 9.5 seconds in practice, while Kelly is reputed around 9.3 seconds. Rector, focusing on relays, trains for the short dash alongside Cartmell and Kelly ahead of the Philadelphia event.
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America
England
Amateur Athletic Union
Philadelphia
Dan Kelly
Cartmell
University of Pennsylvania
Joe Rector
University of Virginia
University of Virginia Track Team. It Has Been Decided That Thut
Kelly
Rector
Virginian
Columbia University Baseball Schedule Announced
Columbia University's 192__ baseball schedule shows twenty one games mostly around New York with one trip to Annapolis and Washington. No Cornell or Princeton games. Key clashes include Yale at American League Park and Pennsylvania at the Polo Grounds.
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Srecinto
Washington Post
New York
Columbia University
van Tine
Annepoli
Washington
New England
Carlisle Indians
Cornell
Princeton
New York City
Yale
American League Park
Pennsylvania
Polo Grounds
Brooklyn Central TV
South Field
Brooklyn Polytechnic
Stevens Institute
New ‘York University
Ohio Field
Georgetown
Wasnington
Catholir Cotege
Annapolle
Annapolis
Rutgers
South + Field
Fordhan
Paediva
AlbCallegiats
South Orange
College of the City of York
Syra
Byract Brown
Philadelul
Fayette
Fordham
Fordhe Weal
West Point
Pule Grounds
Crescent A. C
Bay Ridge
Highlanders to Start South Soon as Chesbro Leaves
Highlanders pitcher Chesbro heads to Hell Springs to begin conditioning, aiming for peak form. Manager McGraw plans Marlin Springs camp with his core regulars, signaling a coordinated exit and training period ahead of the tour.
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Highlanders
Hell Springs
McGraw
Marlin Springs
Nes
Where Teams Will Train in Major Leagues
An outline lists training sites for American and National League teams. Cities include New York, Atlanta, Cleveland, Macon, New Orleans, Chicago, Los Angeles, Detroit, Hot Springs, Little Rock, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Shreveport, Washington, Galveston, Boston, Marlin Springs, West Baden, Vicksburg, Cincinnati, Augustine, Savannah, Jacksonville, Augusta, and more.
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New York
Atlanta
Cleveland
Macon
New Orleans
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cal
Detroit
Springs
Little Rock
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Shreveport
Washington
Galveston
Tex
Boston
Ark
Marlin Springs
West Baden
Vicksburg
Houston
Pittsburg
Hot Springs
Cincinnati
St. Augustine
Star pitchers and managers prep for spring training in warm Texas
New York baseball circuit figures Chesbro Keeler and Grif fith head to Hot Springs Arkansas while McGraw plans Marlin Springs for workouts. The article notes Chesbro’s improved conditioning, debates on second basemen quality, and McGraw’s push for team harmony amid past rifts. It also touches on old boxing pride, comparing Joe Gans to Kid Lavigne in historical context.
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McGraw
Marlin Springs
Tex
New York Nationals
Vlain
Che
Anson
Fred Pfeffer
Chicago
Billy Gilbert
Gilbert
Larry Doyle
Shay
Strang
Joe Gans
Gans
Kid Lavigne
Athletics Southern practice itinerary announced
Connie Mack and John Shthe announce the Philadelphia Athletics travel plan starting February 2 from Philadelphia. The squad will tour New Orleans Birmingham Memphis Nashville Louisville Indianapolis Columbus and Lancaster before returning for home workouts April 1. About thirty players will be taken and interleague games with the Nationals and American Leagues may begin April 4.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
John Shthe
New Orleans
Mobile
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Lancaster
Athletics
Wilcoms
Blakely Named Penn Head Coach for 193?
John Blakely is named head coach of the Penn baseball program with Pletcher Stites leading the freshmen and Elmer Hare guiding varsity catching duties. The staff may include Woon Joe Houston for another position. A spring schedule follows with games at Atlantic City Charlotteville Annapolis and Georgetown among others.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
John Blakely
Penn
Pletcher Stites
Stites
Elmer Hare
Hare
Woon
Joe Houston
Bouthern
Carlisle Indians
Atlantic City
Virginia
Charlottevile
Annapoli
Annapolis
Georgetown
Doctors Endorse Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for Coughs
Physicians approve Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs colds and croup and bronchitis. Thousands of families keep it at home noting years of experience and physician confidence in the remedy.
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Dlyer
Ayer
New Inventory Clears Seasonal Stock of Mens Wear
The catalog notes end of season clearance with overcoats and suits including blue and black Cataw and Prince Albert brands. The sale lists numerous garments such as 315, 18, 20, 25, 80, 85, and 350 pieces priced at 37.58 dollars for a plate bal t.
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Cataw
Prince Albert
Costa
Gs Varment
Unclear list of names and places runs today in New Orleans
A scrambled roster of names and terms appears to run today in New Orleans including Keator Cablegram J C Core Emergency Minos and many others. The disjointed sequence mentions locations such as Palo Alto Raleigh and Deutschland and a county clerk.
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New Orleans
Karre
Wei
Kitty
Iss
Heapabure
Ineia
Resste ‘Trent
Mist Imogene Alo
Exotte
Helen Kidder
Lillian Thay
Molly Stark
T. Fa Kenmare
Hardyana
Catherine Caldwell
Ansonia
Bor
Alpenmarchen Us Monere
Oonaomoo
Auf
Carthage
Hina Puse
Biomentura
AOL
Coryacate If
Fred Mulholland
Maetatrom
Sam Taylor
Lucky Mose
Wanwwitt
Cablegram Rt Qlare
Rueseli
Frenman Gambrinus Bie
Ananiae
Prince Oboniohe
Latue Brandt
Kibert Star
Moxey Mead
Rebot Quee
Rexane
Goldquest
Bucket Brigade
Verlaty
Bridge
Oakland
Firat Rsce
Lord Prevost
Senator Warner
John FL
Mettle H
Red Bill
Belmerq
Emily
Wilmere Mitre
Fatao
Smutting
Ocean Mata
Achate
Pureresc
Minnie Bright
Bardonia
Brayoure
Colbert
Gocytax
Leonardata
Altaireee
Kogo
Funnyside Ae
Henry C
Royal Maxim
Captain Burnett
Lrapost, Sr
Billy Pullman A
Los Angeles
Morse
Sain Agnes
Stet Martin Weet Kidnap
Judas
Velma
Lakeview Aes
Sparkies
Wexnal
Mahone II
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Prometheus
Royal Stona
ZELO
Hedanius
Palo Alto
Hacry Stanhope
Colewort
Banlaga
Colonel Jewel
Taxlor
Lion Vivant
Billy Paul
Onate Watane
Lady Laughter
Seers
Felice
Leah
Malle
Necatar
Baker
Myrtie H
County Clerk
the Port
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AL Lindley Es
Altex
Abi
Aciete
Ketween
Joni
Sam Berard
Christine A
Foncasta
Bonnie Pr
Terry Wicks
Mountetank
Sherry
Azore
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Rialto
Nagaxam
Kenmore Queen
Gloriale
Miss Hapaburg
Brimmer
Ben Sand
Monere
Braden
Kurtsman
Tueing
Keator
Cablegram
J. C. Core
Emergency
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Pion
Rappahannock
Hans
Variety
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Velmar
Sombro
Sperkles
Royal Stone
Lucky Mate
Colonel Jewell
Hanlada
Search Me
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Avontelius
Sam Bernard
Hi Can Capa
Chalfante
Vell
Qaltland
Marvel F
Mattle T
Belmere
Augate Bright
On Parole
Ornate
Ffoltyine
Uravoure
Bardon — Deutschland
Raleigh
Uren Shore
Henry O
Beechwood
Nelsnassar
Captain Burpett
Bully Pullman
Plaustle
Baltimore Friends' School Defeats Washington Friends 23 to 22
A tightly contested basketball game between Baltimore and Washington Friends' Schools ends with Baltimore winning 23 to 22. About sixty players and teachers from both schools attend a luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs Sidwell after the match.
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Baltimore Friends' School
Washington Friends’ School
Sidwell
Baltimore Friends
Hughes On Raging Law How Hughes Demands End to Racing Gambling
Gov. Hughes spoke before a packed Ma jestic Theater on repealing the Percy Gray act and urged the legislature to end race track gambling in New York. He argued against moral regulation by statute, urged maintaining the constitution, and pressed for a measure that eliminates betting at tracks while preserving live stock improvements. Rabbi Wise condemned the Percy Gray law. William Marble praised Hughes and moved a resolution urging favorable Senate and Assembly action on Hart and Agnew measures.
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New York
Percy-Gray
Washington Post
Gov. Hughes
Majestic Theater
Mr. Choate
Stephen 8. Wise
Free Synagogue
William A. Marble
Merchants' Association of New York
Mr. Marble
Senate and Assembly
Hart and Agnew
The Missing Signature and the Umpire's Banter
A fragmented sports column recaps dialogue between a sportin' writer and Umpire E McQuaide about pay, winter layoffs, and life in independent hack leagues. The piece riffs on signatures, wages, and the lure of winter jobs amid baseball banter.
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Rudzard II
Rocksy
E. McQuaide
E. McQnaide
Hajk
Switchtown
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