Carlisle Indians Fate in a League Overhaul Debate
The Carlisle Indians football program faces disruption as Republicans study transferring control to Pennsylvania. The ensuing debate centers on maintaining the team’s status and educational aims while addressing professional league pressures. The article notes rival players and coaching changes, with implications for the sport’s future and school tradition.
Virginia's Baseball Schedule Size Up With Twenty Nine Games
Virginia announces a 29 game schedule for year with eight away and 21 at home. The slate includes Amherst Lafayetter Cornell North Carolina Georgetown Princeton Pennsylvania State Lehigh Penn Lehigh and Army among opponents. The team will skip a southern trip and faces several preparatory and northern college foes, with late April trips compressed by exams.
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Warrington Post
Charlottesville
Jordan
University of Virginia
Schedute of
Gaimes
Edison
Mare
Amherst
Lafaystie
Cornell
North Carolina
Georgetown
Dartmouth
Prineston
Pennsylvania State
Lehigh
University of Pennsylvania
Sanitier
Greensboro
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University of North Cavatina
Old North State University
Charlotteville
Collemates
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Princeton
Pennsylvania
Fordham
Army
Virginia
General Athletic Association
Wattie Aeagon
Epiacopal High School
Charisties
Bete! Miliary Academy
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Bigagume
Chay Jle deSuille
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Amhore Voiluze
Ab Charlousaville
Latayeure College
Charlotottes
Princaton
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Charlottensite
Loman
Cherottesite
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Wistersity
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Valerdry Hasta
Glendin to Coach Middies at Naval Academy Race
Richard Donlin of the Naval Academy crew plans another season and to work with the squad at Annapolis. Harvard race is set for April at Varela with a possible later match against George. Penn negotiations failed to arrange a race. Special edition photos of the war contest available by Appling at the office.
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Warhinton Po
George
Uiversity of
Pennsylvania
Sporting Sidelights and Baseball Talk from Early Times
A garbled sports column surveys figures like Memale, Packey McParland, and Joe Gans in a web of names, teams, and events. Mentions Chicago Americans travel, Hank O Day in San Jose, and a tease of National League news with a novelty for next season.
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Tastetto Oaces
Tae Castles
Mimer
Tarares Piven
Eash
Ty Cobb
Jerazy
Hank O'Day
San Jose
Jim Shockard
Unclear names and places in New Orleans entertainment list
A fragmentary OCR list mentions many names such as Black Mantutlt, Viperine, Beatrice K, Prince Hohenlobe, Jack Sratten, T. Shipp, Jack Kerehe and Joe Goss. It also references locations including New Orleans, Los Angeles, Oakland, and street singers or performers. The text lacks coherent events or clear actions.
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New Orleans
Irrigator
Foxebure Ti
Serviecene
Viperine
Beatrice K
Prince Hohenlobe
Jack Sratten
Blaine
A Wootline
BE. T. Shipp
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Mias Terris
Miss Strame
Leo Keach
Triescape
Hobin Flaed
Coon
Hadu
Terns
Oakland
Chequer
Joe Goss
Jack Kerehe
Ing Dance
Street
Collie
Ney Cockett
Esky
Foas
Jon Coyne
Tavara
Arada
Rdonard
Integrity
Tancre
Confessor
Los Angeles
Anselmo
Taudable
Lithelia
Carnian Entey
Evran
Sonie Duchile
Bi Cagelor
Panaben
Adve Acoust
Ranncrone Trolite
Firm Sous
Belolaian
Angelus A Surprise Flynn Rides A Strong Lead
Flynn rides Angelus to a bold first half mile and holds on as the race develops. Powers returns to form, guiding the jockey to the first two winners and signaling a comeback in the season.
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Powers
Winners at New Orleans pony derby and stakes meet
In New Orleans the program featured Angelus and Fusillade triumphs with jockey Flynn and Notter guiding winners. The card included wins by Lillian Ray, Monere, and Braden while Angelus upset Treing, Treing faded to third as Powers rode Sehrethea to a close finish.
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New Orleans
Lillian Ray
Powers
Denaido
Ato Monere
Flynn
Angelus
Ato J. G. Gore
Notter
Ato Fusillade
Nicol
Hans
Los Angeles
Port Mahone
Goldstein
Horace HH
Preston
Foncasta
Dugan
Mark Anthony I
Burns
HORSE RACES AT PARDONIA AND RALEIGH MEETS
Reported results from Pardonia and Raleigh races show multiple runners including On Parole and Mintle Bright with odds listed. Winners included Wolfvilly at Pardonia and Capt. Burnett at Raleigh, with times and second and third placers noted alongside numerous entries.
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Curstus
Altair
Banford
Sightly
Galvert
Ueagenro
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Racy entries mark muddled report from day’s races
Santa Anita notes and a York track summary recount several race results with mixed details. Horse names, jockeys, and outcomes appear amid garbled OCR fragments, highlighting a busy card but unclear official results.
Lamy Star Skater Shines In Amateur Championships
Montreal reports Edmund Lamy of Saranac Lake dominated the amateur speed skating finals at the M A A A rink. He swept the half mile and three mile titles while Fred Lagan and other competitors vied in multiple events, with Vancouver and Toronto skaters placing in key runs. Special to the Washington paper notes the Jefferson School for Boys defeated Woodber Forrest in a February basketball game, 11 to 12, with officials Hawkins and Williams from the University of Virginia.
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Quebec
America
Edmund Lamy
Fred Lagan
St. Joln
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Ernest Lamy
Saranac Lake
Elmer Ingraham
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Fred Robson
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Montreal AU Ala
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Woodber Forrest
Hawkins and Williams
University of Virgin
Von Der Ahe Declares Bankruptcy After Wealth Loss
St Louis February 3. Chris Von Der Ahe longtime baseball figure and owner of the St Louis American Association team filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. The petition lists assets of 3200 pesetas against debts of 27,786.35. Major debts arise from funds lent to support his team, failed amusements investments, loans, and endorsing notes. He had just recovered from pneumonia.
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St. Louis
Chris von der Ahe
St. Louis American Association
von der ‘Ahe
Lowe Had Worst Of Bout In Garden Match
Kid Sullivan of Washington withdrew from a Garden A C boxing card due to illness. Tommy Lowe, also of Washington, met Micky Gannon of Pittsburgh. Gannon fought aggressively, landed often, and won by a clear margin despite Lowe's cleverness and clinching.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Kid Sullivan
Washington
Micky Gannon
Pittsburg
Spring Garden
A.C
Tommy Lowe
Gannon
Lowe
Tommy
Vested Sales Cutbacks Throughout Store
The shop announces marked down vests in a staged clearance. All stock priced at two to eight dollars receives significant discounts from two to six dollars respectively. Higher end garments show larger savings, with seven and eight dollar vests reduced to five and six dollars.
Officials for Federal Indoor Meet Announced
The Federal Indoor Meet will be officiated by 18 referees headed by George W. Orton with M C Murphy as starter. A full list includes judges, timers, field judges, inspectors, announcer W Ward Beam, scorer James O Shea, and marshals. Prizes include medals for individuals and plaques for winning relay teams, with ceremonies at the hall’s upper end to avoid crowd interference.
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Condon Hall
George W. Orton
Maria Murphy
Pennsylvania
Middle Atlantic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
M. C. Murphy
University of Pennsylvania
Clertk
A. M. Chesley
Washington
M. C
D. EB. Weber
Joseph T. England
Johns Hopkins University
Ss. L. Owens
Georgetown University
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W. H. Jose
Washington, D. C
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C. E. Edwards
District National Guarda
Patrick Dempsey
Washington, D
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CH. Beckett
M. A
B. M. Wilson
Central High School
W. B. Hudson
Western High School
C. E. Hscox
Technical
G. W. Foster
D. C
Leach Refuses to Sign Pirates Contract Over Terms
Tammy Leach balks at Pittsburg National League offer as Barney Dreyfuss pushes for three Reds players in a Cincinnati deal. Leach demands higher pay and a financial stance recognizing his value, delaying signings amid trade tensions. Also notes New York Athletic Club gift to Olympic Fund and a local 142-ball billiards match at the Palace.
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Washington
Cleveland
Ohio
Tammy Leach
Pittsburg
Barney Dreyfuss
Dreyfuss
Fitzaburg
Waten
Leach
Outfelder
Sagan
Teach
Higervices
Pirates
Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsbure
Ganzel
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Dreyfus
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Charles KE
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Big Meet Arranged To Hold Race Meet In Cuba
New York February 3 The Metropolitan Association plans a March 4 dual meet with the Middle Atlantic Association in Philadelphia featuring ten events. Officials will be drawn from a neutral body to ensure impartial decisions. Also Cuba to inaugurate horse racing on March 2 at Buena Vista near Havana under the Cuban Racing Association. John L. Sullivan touts his sobriety and health while warning young men against excessive drinking. Nelson Anholz fight scheduled in Los Angeles Tuesday night, with potential paths to Gans or McFarland depending on outcome. Bill Papke eyes Milwaukee fight after nose operation. Jack Honey seeks higher pay to stay with Boston.
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John L. Sullivan
Nelson
Rudolph Anholz
Los Angeles
Washington Post
New York
Metropolitan Association
Middle Atlantic Association
Philadelphia
Atlantic Associaton
Stantey
M. Sheppard
Wis
Sheppard
Cuba
Buena Vista
Havana
Cuban Racing Association
New England
John Parleycorn
Sullivan
Hatling Nelson
Rudolph Unholz
Unholz
South Africa
Memah
Chicaga
Joe Gans
Anholz
Packy McFarland
Chicago
Bill Papke
Hugo Kelly
Milwaukee
Mau
Echoes of the Diamond and Club Notices
Echoes of the Diamond recalls Germany Schaefer praising Cantillon and supportive teamwork. The Union League shows slow progress with signed players and a Baltimore club charter. Brightwood Driving Club elects officers John J Davins president and others for the year.
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Union League
Getung
Baltimore
Brightwood Driving Club
Rightwood Driving Club
John Jf. Davins
Herman Oppenheimer
James Wr. Brown
J. Li. Robinson
A. A. Davis
F. Javine
Gassinheimer
J. D. Robinson
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