Racing Set for Big Boom and War Time Support
The piece argues that thoroughbred racing will gain prestige and public support postwar, aided by Army praise and new state commissions. It notes rising activity in Washington and West Virginia, a possible revival in Illinois, and a Buffalo track opening. It highlights boxing prospects, cross-country matchups, and rowing traditions, with Joe Lynch looming as a bantamweight contender and other bouts discussed.
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Pickwick Dominates New Orleans Feature Race
Pickwick led a crowded field to win the feature event at New Orleans in strong running form. O Brien steered the favorite 122 pounds to victory in the fourth race with Korbly and Blackie Dan also among the placers. other races list multiple horses and times as track conditions remained sloppy.
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Gossip of the Track Moves Through New Orleans Racing
New Orleans crowds grow for racing at the fair grounds with Mayor Behrman crediting Louisianans for keen interest in the sport. The piece notes horses and handlers in training across Maryland and Belmont Park, mentions notable horses like Slippery Elm and Irene, and references a $20,000 wrestling purse and baseball chatter about Earl Caddock, Joe Stecher, and Slim, with Donoven and McGraw among figures tied to teams.
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Dempsey Willard Title Fight Nears Formal Pact
New York Feb 4 Jack Kearns and Tex Rickard reach an oral agreement to match Jack Dempsey against Jess Willard for 27500 plus one third of moving picture rights. Deal includes 35000 deposits and travel costs, with details to be finalized in legal form upon Dempsey’s arrival. The bout would set a record purse with potential total around 127500 before rights.
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Boxers Face Uncertain July Fourth Bout Location
Promoter Rickard outlined plans for a boxing match set for July 4 with up to 40 rounds under a contract. He has until March 265 to pick the arena site and the fighters must train at Jeaatabe weeks at the scene. The purse totals for the two fighters remain to be determined.
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Early racing revival eyed in Chicago plans
A movement to revive high level racing in Chicago is led by local sports figures aiming to reestablish the Washing ton Park Jockey Club with a modern track and large purses. Betting may be allowed as in New York. The note also mentions tennis bids and college track practice, with Princeton football optimism.
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Yale May Cancel Spring Trip This Year
New Haven Feb 4 Yale baseball may not undertake a spring trip this season. Yale and Princeton are tied for the lead in the Intercollegiate Basketball League race with the Blue favored to win the title. New York Feb 4 National League president John A Heydler said he had reached a decision in the case of Bul Chase Cincinnati first baseman. He would announce findings tomorrow with full details of the charges.
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Scholastic Sports Roundup From Tech and Local Schools
Scholastic sports notes from A. L. Knapp include tennis candidates at Tech, a large Tech Central basketball crowd, Tech vs M C A and Y M C A reserves matchups, Central’s trip to Baltimore to face Baltimore City College, and Central track on outdoor facilities with favorable weather. Ed Fagan may return to school as a promising baseball player. Western and Georgetown Preps touchpoints. Gonzaga games set with Central and Gonzaga in upcoming gym venues. Western may schedule with Georgetown Preps after recent Hilltoppers wins.
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Mayer Sold by Red Sox to Browns
Walter Mayer of the Boston American squad has been purchased by the St. Louis Americans, Browns president Phil Ball announced. Mayer starred in the 1915 World Series lineup. The deal was cash only with no figures disclosed. Ensign Ted Cann and Lieut Larry Smart return as recent American ace assets. Columbia's teams plan heavy schedules for a tough indoor season.
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Right Off the Bat Tigers send contracts to over fifty players
The Tigers have dispatched contracts to more than 50 players as teams plan cuts to reach a fifteen man limit after the season opens. The roundup includes comments from Jennings and reactions to various baseball developments across the leagues plus notes on college and naval teams. Benny Leonard and Johnny Dundee may be matched again soon.
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Big Three Plan 1919 Athletics Conference
At the Harvard Club a triangular conference among Princeton Yale and Harvard discussed 1919 rowing baseball and football plans. Prof Merriman said no details would be released yet but would appear in college papers later. Walter Reed’s basketball team beat Fort Myer 35 to 32 at Fort Myer. Collegians to wrestle: Pennsylvania and Columbia to meet in the Penn gym Friday night.
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Dasher Stars as Central Downs Tech 18 to 13
A. L. Kapp reports Charley Dasher scoring 16 points for Central in a floor and foul shooting win over Tech 18 to 13 at Business Gym. Dasher opened with a 12 2 run, Manual Trainers rallied to within one, but Dasher and Central steadied the victory with key baskets. Gosnell and Loehler paced Tech scoring, with ref Fuller and umpire Hughes officiating. periods lasted eight minutes.
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ATHLETE RETIRES WITH RUMORS OF IRISH AMERICAN CLUB RETURN
Ted Meredith has announced retirement from athletics and plans to make his home in New York. Rumors suggest he may compete again with the Irish American Athletic Club. The text lists scholastic standings and technical references but remains unclear on final details.
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United States Court of Claims case listings and equity notes
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