Christmas and Germanhauser win 18.1 balkline tourney
Dr. Christmas and Germanhauser emerged the victors in the 18.1 handicap balkline billiard tourney at the Royal parlors last night. Christmas defeated Dennison while Germanhauser defeated Tr. Boynitzky. Final ratings listed as 130 for Christmas and Regnitz, 140 for Tennison and Germanhauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christmas
Germanhauser
Dr. Christmas
Royal Parlors
Dennison
Tr. Boynitzky
Regnitz
Tennison
Boxing death triggers call to end prizefighting in Albany
Coroner ruled no criminal act in the February boxing bout that killed Stephen T. McDonald. William Hicks and six others were discharged. seven involved parties had been bailed on manslaughter charges. The inquest also found Dr. A H Wheeler lacked a license. Gov Whitman cited the death in urging abolition of legalized boxing in New York.
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Albany
Stephen T. McDonald
William
Teddy) Hicks
Warren S. Hastings
Hicks
Sporting Club
A. H. Wheeler
McDonald
McDonald- Hicks
Whitman
Catholic University Football Schedule Nearing Completion
Catholic University football schedule nearly complete with October dates filled and two more contests awaiting contracts. Potential games include Springfield YMCA on October 18, Villanova October 20, and Dickinson Thanksgiving. remaining slate features Western Maryland, Navy, Springfield YMCA, Hoboken College, George Washington, Carlisle Indiana, Muhlenberg, and Dickinson at Dickinson, with Nov 24 open.
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Catholic University
Springfeld Y. M. C. A
C. U
Charles Moran
Brookland Institution
Villanova
Dickinson
Co. U
Western Maryland
Westminster
Navy
Annapolis
Springfield
Hoanoke College
George Washington
Carlisle Indiana
Muhlenberg
Allentown
Capital Institutes Schedule Football and Track Versus Washington Teams
Port Deposit Md February 2 Tome Institute will engage Washington teams in football and track. Army and Navy Prep is slated for a football game October 26. The track team has meets including February 17 Georgetown Preparatory at Port Deposit March 2 in Georgetown Washington May 6 Maryland State meet at College Park.
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Port Deposit
Tome Institute
Washington
Army and Navy Prep
Georgetown
George Washington
Maryland
College Park
Catholic U Adds Five Nonconference Home Games
The Catholic University men will play five more basketball games this season all in Washington at the Carroll Institute Buranasium. Four games are away opponents with George Washington closing the slate on February 13. Remaining schedule includes February 7 West Virginia Wesleyan February 10 Randolph Macon February 16 North Carolina Aggies February 17 Trinity NC and February 2 Annapolis Md. The Naval Academy fencing schedule lists matches at home against New York Turnverein University of Pennsylvania Yale Columbia Washington Fencers Club New York Fencers Club and New York Athletic Club with dates February 10 17 24 March 3 10 17 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic University
Washington
Carroll Institute Buranasium
Brooklanders
George Washington
West Virginia Wesleyan
Randolph-Macon
North Carolina Aggies
Trinity
North Carolina
Annapolis
Naval Academy
New York Turnverein
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Columbia
Washington Fencers’ Club
New York Fencers’ Club
New York Athletic Club
Heavy Basket Shooting Sparks High School League Games
Tech beat Western 35 to 16 and Central defeated Eastern 26 to 20 on the Y M C A courts. Central’s Daley and Solomon led scoring with White strong at pivot, while Tech used Tabbin at forward and held Western to 12 at half. Newman and Thomas contributed for Eastern as Cental tied Business for second place behind Tech in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Central
Western
Mount Pleasant Boya
Eastern
Daley
Solomon
White
Ele
Tastern
Capitol Hill
Ada
Centralites
Newman
Hastern
Thomas
Tabbn
Norway's Olav Rustad to join AAU indoor meet
New York officials received word from Norway that Olav Rustad the Christiania sprinter will be the lone Norwegian at the national AAU senior indoor championship in New York next month. He plans to stay several months to study and compete while boxing winners head to Scandinavia for a northern international tournament.
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New York
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Norway
Olav Rustad
Christiania
Rohlin
Zarder
Rustad
Scandinavia
Boston
Hartman Fights Exhaustion in Winnipeg to St Paul Race
Anoka Minn Feb 2 five drivers remain in the Winnipeg to St Paul dog race as big lake pass ends. Fred Hartman shows extreme fatigue while the others are fit. Three rivals fear Hartman’s condition could prove fatal. Also noted is a girls basketball game between George Washington University and Gallaudet CoNegs at Epiphany gymnasium with The Hatchetites lineup featuring Seibold Reh Gardner Callahan Stimpson Davis and officials led by Mrs Fiva Baker Lewis.
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Anoka
Minn
Hartman
George Washington University
Gallaudet CoNegs
Epiphany Gymnasium
Hatchetites
Holton Arms
Thsodoala Seibold
Emma Reh
Ella Gardner
Layzelle Callahan
Charlotte Stimpson
Elizabeth Davis
Fiva Baker Lewis
Gallaudet
Ballantyne Loses Match in St Valentine Tourney
Pinehurst North Carolina February 2 R B Ballantyne of the Columbia Country Club was eliminated in the St Valentine golf tournament losing to Commodore J T Newton of Brooklyn 4 and 3 In other matches Normal Maxwell of Philadelphia beat Henry W Seggermann Englewood 7 up and 6 to play while BH OQ Beall of Uniontown defeated Lea W Maxwell of New York 1 up in 20 holes In South Bend Indiana February 2 South Bend will keep its Central League berth and gain two cent baseball the cheapest in the world President Smith arranged the plan leasing the baseball park for five years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
R. B. Ballantyna
Columbia Country Club
Commodore JT Newton
Brooklyn
Normal Maxwell
Philadelphia
Henry W. Seggermann
Englewood
BH. OQ. Beall
Uniontown
Lea W. Maxwell
New York
South Bend
Ind
Southh Bend
Smith
Racing entries page with multiple horse heats and odds
Detailed list of race entries for seven events at Perth Rock racecourse including claiming, selling, and handicap races. Entries feature horses such as Minatrel, Royal Interest, Colonel Vennie, Hanoberk, and World’s Wonder with weights, jockeys, and track conditions noted. Conditions include weather clear, track heavy or slow and classifications from 3 year olds upward through eight year olds.
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Perth Rock
Wiley
Jungle
Pesta
Miss ‘Mpperary
Minatrel
Minda
Cassie Hright
Broom Corn
Luke Mae
Lady Mildred
Margery
Walter Duncan
May’ Star
Star Pearl
War
Mico Girl
Peachte
Royal Interest
Carlton G
Miss Waters
Stonehenge
Diuturber
Gibraltar
Colonel Vennie
Diamond
Hanovia
Hubbuh
Gainer
Bob Hensley
Hanbert
Grumpy
Herbert Temple
Raby ‘Lynch
J. Livingston
Hanberk
Rob Hensley
Mara Cassidy
Herdron
Imp
Doctor Carmen
Bullion
Candle
G. R. Anderson
Mumnager
Wolf's Bath
Greetings
Tusco
Monomoy
Matin
Charles B
Milton Campbell
Bryne
Mayme W
Cuneo
Tootsie
Brian Born
Rustling Brasz
Colonel McNab
Ont
Heavt
Royal Age
Sister Riley
Golden Chance
Brown Baby
Safe and Sane
Glanaginty
Poughkeepsie
Belling
Mrs. Mc
Chi Beed
Mise Primity
Large Blackwood
Uin
Bhadrach
Tolson d’Or
Golden Baby
Old Charter
Hisabeth Lee
Izret Bey
Holer
Cantara
Laura
Envy
Mr. Borgen
Old Drary
Arsbeck
Ider
Revistry
Edmond Adams
King Stalwart
Monty Fox
Argument
MicAdams
Cmming
Charles F Grainger
Frank Hudson
Rescue
Hiker
Kazan
Telos
Coppertown
Inke van Zendt
Drom
Supreme
Welga
Zodiac
Conteurs
Autumn
Freda Johraoo
Hopkins Men Prime for the G U Games
Johns Hopkins track squad begins strict training two weeks before the Georgetown indoor meet in Washington. Captain Harry Strauss leads a balanced team aiming to win the meet and contend in five championship events including the half mile and 60 yard dash. Freshmen Smith Bratt Bowen Sullivan standouts in sprints and middle distance.
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Baltimore
Georgetown
Convention Hall
Washington
Johns Hopkins
Hopkins
Harry Strauss
Washingtonians
Leadbetter
Bowdoin
Smith
Bratt
Bowen
Sulivan
Catholic University
Gay Lady wins opening claiming race at 814 furlongs
In the first race for 2 year olds Paula V 111 Buxton trainer. Gay Lady ridden by Merimes started at 12 to 1 paid 10 to 1 and 8 to 1. Napoli and Anna J plus Mildred Huretia also ran. Time 0 44 45. Second and third places went to Napoli 111 W Robinson 7 to 2 4 to 5 and 1 to 8 and third unclear.
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Paula V
M. Buxton
Gay Lady
Merimes
Napoli
W. Robinson
Anna J
Mildred Huretia
Garl
Fuerat
Will Do
F. Robbeon
Mayme W
Tender
Alcourt
Huda
York Lad
Wiley Alno Can
Rhymer
Robinson
Zindel
Jeffcott
Thos. Calloway
Crump
Mise Shot
Capttan
Czar Michael
Oledere
School Joe Scandal
Barret
Lelaloha
Dodd
Best Bib
Tucker
Chilton King
Il Savin
Columbia
Selies
John Ante
F. Robinson
OM Field
Boxton
Yodeles
McDermott
Alex Getz
Impression
Tau
Seling
Longa
Helmet
Cherry Belle
Collins
Crit
Dominick
Mme
Flora Bendora
Our Netta
Him Ruteh
King Me@es
Little Wonder
Fonctionnaire
Domnick
Cherry Seed
Taplin
Granada
Mink
Otero
Baslien
Gennet
Tiger Jim
Ha’penny
Moncrief
Jin
Claribel
Gargan
Elsie
Makle Heit
Malabar
Rowan
Wen Quin
Wingfield
Amulet
Colins
Owane
Garrison
Unity
Rail
Ethan Allen
Jesse, Jr
Anda
T Jmne
Arcene
Miss Genevieve
Musanti
Paulson
King Box
Tia Juana
Furionge
Ruth Faber
Pickens
McBride
Dr. Neufer
Merrorium
Demite
Marguerite W
Tate
Lesbia
Muriel’s Pet
Dominion Park
Alexander
IL To
Geraldame
Harrington
Lazy Lon
Burliname
Juanita
Frederick
Harry D
Conowingo
Meegone
Price
Tad
Alley
Traxler
O'Brien
Lean Cochran
Inquieta
Magic
Lady Leona
Celt
Dorothy Dean
Vandusen
Spokane Queen
Peel
Rayonarra
Gross
Dority
Takerose
Jones
Patsy Mack
Ataboy
Ormea
Gift
Morado
John Loula
Anwen
Frespero
Tee Wi
Dave Montgomery
Aimee Leslie
Helen SE
Wallace Wins 100 to 84 in District Pocket Billiards
Walter Wallace defeated Frank Swan 100 to 84 in last night's District pocket billiards championship at the Grand Central. The match saw frequent miscues with a high run of 14 by Wallace. Killeen's 10-98 victory over Bartelmes on Wednesday night was declared void due to a technical error and the match ordered to be replayed. New York reported Charles McCourt of Cleveland won the world three cushion title by defeating George Moore of New York in the final block 50 to 88, total 150 to 123.
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Phelpr
Henderson- Aewe
Old Sta. FL
Kempls
Ss Markle
Ae Ag
Wolfe
Tyrre
Logan
Robertson
Troman Re
Dunn
Murphy Ra Anderson
Atts Ae Ttn
Rod
Tully Avers
van Doren Za Store
Ae East Station
Erye
Anderson
Beek
Ltt
Brewer
Sy Sarnah
Cain
Schubertr
Mozarte
Wea Miller
Simmer
Waller
Bayermoan
Kapneck
Flanders
Fieffer
Smith
LOW Dndiey
Central Duckpin League
Dakine
Redeke
Olives Bluemonts
Whalen
Mozart
Skidm
Cady
Interbureau Ducepin
Jere Oa
Atation F. Coulter
Lyon
Supply Co
Allegheny Coal Co
Petes
Craig
Daly
Dudley
Ovandas
Ninak
Davis
Penn
Gan Eet Werren
Halt
Tawton
Contelio
Hucksoo
Ac. Sullivan
Quinn
Rehladt
McCarthy
Holtman
Grand Central
Ce Tegen Whitford
Clark
F. Duckpin
Mayhew
Reichardt
Columbia
Vaeth
Litz
Kelly
T Broderick
Hrown
Fowler Ste
Seo HS
Kario Po
Tawson Rose Keck
Bo F.loemer
Os Atwood
Heebt
Washington Ag Co
Viehmeyer
Shomo
Mount Pleasant Barbagi Os
Hogan
Perpetual, Colonials
Niess Tig
Baker
Bie Fisher
Als W.fowl
Benjamin
Barez
Totels
BLO
Firepate
Everett
Clayton
Hazelton
Duckpin League
Baltz
Walker
Klein
al Til
Knoop
Oo, & P. Tel. CO
Duckpin Leagu
McKeon Or
BS Lowell
Berry Sn TA Bherry
Crampton
Rowzee
Volz. We
Heltma
Amer
A, Smith
G. Smith
Masonic
Hughes
Clementa
New York
Georgetown Sree Dawson
Lafayette
Crescent
Taylor
Ba Fookea
Greenberg
Wells
Perry
Kortz
Gtradk
Mattison BC
Evans
Shepherd
Pe Loverlog
Haurford
von Herb
Hmmony Crissey
Georgetown
Crosen
Eas
DT. Calder
Ceser
Heath
Te Me Lanahan
Byreau
Dingee RG
McNulty
Heda Orface
O' Boyle
Devision
O'Lone
Ban- Ward
Zebbes
Fitzgerald
Foley
Giger
Cashin
Calder
F Faber
Dwyer
Steinberger
McLanahan
Din
Ford
Langan
Kgaslor Es Gee
Halsted
Lone
Denin- Phippa
Geala
Eeferee
A. Calder
Brook
Capital City
Tres Imbor
Dla Demar
Boetier
O'Neil Wortend
B-Johnson
Cadh
Emerson
Lakin
Bullivan
Sae Goddard
I.pulaski
E.pulaski
Tgilliams
Miller Sebotate
W. Pulaski
Commiserners
Hamnet
I McNult
Mahler
J&r
Ryerson
Hunt
Bhaffer
Ast
Ake
Tear Eckstein
Sway Art
Ed Os
Han
Tota
Walter Wallace
Frank Swan
Wallace
Killeen
Bartelmes
Charles McCourt
Cleveland
George Moore
Crookes Named Manager for Frederick in Blue Ridge League
At a Blue Ridge League meeting in Hagerstown Frederick and Thom as J Crooks of Washington were chosen as manager for the coming season. Cumberland and Tresdmont were dropped for Sunday baseball noncompliance. The league will keep the same member teams with a raised salary cap of 1100 dollars per month. Each club may carry only three players from a higher league.
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Hagerstown
Toder
Cumberland
Tresdmont
Officera
Frederick
Thomaa J Crooka
Washington
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Sidney West, Inc
Stein-Bloch Clothes
Dunlap Hats
Hess
Hess High
N. Hess’ Sons
Pa. Ave
Boriety Brand
N. B
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Seventh St
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Tome
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Becams
Red
Kite
Westerners
Catlin
J. B A. Pepper
RF W. Herron
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D. D. Herron
Schneider
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Myers
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J. Pfeiffer
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Davidson
Johnstone
Pepper
Wight
Groves
W. Herron
Gardner
D. Herron
Hisinger
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Tabb
Bigguy
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C__B_ Berkett
J. ¥. Hughes
Thomas Cummings
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Potter
Gottlieb
Hoover
Tong
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Powers
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Frazer
Long
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Beldwin
Lae
Pet
G.W
A.A.U
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Hosta
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Davis Fikins
Gallaudet—Schowe
Wenger
A. Wenge
Cloud
Willman
Almon
Giacomo
Harmon
Hillis
Groesbeck
James Calliflower
Quint
Bryan Morse
Clarkson Tech
Gonzaga
Winnning
Ning
Frostmen
Costello
Wooda
Fisher Tigrer
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Sullivan Ming
Gesone Frank
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Centello
Wilson
Ring
Murray
A. Sullivan
Neligan
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Welch
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Thorney
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Fisher
H. Sullvan
MccQuada
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Intercollegiate Athletic Association
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Ballantyne
New Orleans
Habana
7Th St
Prince Albert
Ninth
Swan
Crooes
Club
Blue Ridge League
Pai
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