Capablanca Dominates American Chess Masters Tourney
In Boston Capablanca, the Cuban champion, won the American national masters tourney with 11 points, Marshall close behind with 10 1 2. Jaffe finished third at 9 1 2, while Janowski placed fourth 9 to 4, as Morrison drew the adjourned game.
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R. K. Leonard
Boston
Marshall
Home and Wife
New York
Joge R. Capablanca
Frank J. Marshall
Capablanca
Charles Jaffe
Zapolleon
Washington
D. Janowski
Morrison
Jaffe
Major League Moguls To Tangle With A A U Over Summer Ball
New York reports say the national baseball commission plans to challenge the Amateur Athletic Union to explain why collegians cannot play professional baseball during summer vacations. August Herrmann leads the push, with Ban Johnson and Thomas Lynch backing him. If action comes, it will follow the New York league meeting next week. Baseball power and past cases frame the dispute as a clash over amateur versus professional status.
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Rip" Milliken
New York
National Baseball Commission
Jim Thorpe
Amateur Athletic Union
August Herrimann
National Commissio
Ban Johnson
American League
Thomas J Lynch
Boty
Particuars
Amateur Athletic Chiefs
America
A. A. U. Whi
August Herrmann
Leutenants
Running Horses First Race at Laton Track
The program lists multiple races for 1 year olds and up, with winners including Ruby Hyane and Silas Grump. Notable finishes feature Dolly Waters, Rowe Queen, Gardenia, Continental, and Pan Zareta among others, with times and betting odds recorded across six races.
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Koatper
Caveo
Dolly Waters
Moore
Stranta
J. Wilson
Smiling Face
Ave
Miss Waters
Rummage
Silas Grump
Trower
Rowe Queen
Defender
Fatherola
Wolfe
Ma Salhame
Vivian HW
Southern Short
Wiley
Bichel le Brume
Gardenia
Buxton
Continental
Acmor
Martin
Bio
Mattis
Pretty Motly
Elia Grann
Columbia
Donald McDonald
Font
Aquetla
Deroude
Tony W
Gama
Goaur
Ovetté
Hadas Elstar
Stedlaway
Gherif Gridninger
Bask
Votsok
Lase J
Sélltig
Walle
Masgrévés
Spallpound
Butwell
Backy George
Alien
Sider
Portent
Hosskaut
Jefsh Ton Field
London Cricketers Lose to Barbados in Second Tour Match
The Marylebone Cricket Club suffered defeat in Barbados as Barbados outplayed them by more than an inning. MDC scored 85 and 373 in their innings, while Barbados tallied 447 with top scores by Challon 109 and Tarilton 157.
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British India
Marylebone Cricket Club
London
Marylebones
Challoner
Tarilton
Joe Mandot Cancels Bout With Murphy in San Francisco
New Orleans February 5 Joe Mandot the local lightweight will not meet Harlam Tommy Murphy in San Francisco February 22 in a twenty four out due to a severe attack. Mandot is confined to his home. Mandot or Henry Coleman today notified trimeter James Cetfrath of Mandot's condition and asked that a later date for the fight be set.
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New Orleans
Joe Mandot
Harlam
Tommy Murphy
San Fransigco
el Mandot
Manor
Henry Coleman
Trimeter
James Cetfrath
San Francisco
Mandot
Home Polo Team Victory Over Atlantic City 3 2
Washington beats Atlantic City 3 to 2 in a fast polo match with W Whiting scoring all Washington goals. Both teams show spirited play. rematch set for tonight as visitors seek revenge and royal bragging rights. Last night’s lineup lists Washington players including W Whiting and Wells Geaty among others.
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W. Whiting
Washington
Atlantic City Roller Pelo
Pattla Royal
Atlantic City
Gooken
Fendotoh
Romessy A. Whiting
Clarke B. Whiting
Wells Geaty
Ratte
Woite
Hough
Colgate Baseball Slates for Spring Training Trip
Colgate University announces its training trip schedule for the baseball team ahead of the regular season. Games listed include Army at West Point March 26, Lehigh at South Bethlehem March 29, Seton Hall at South Orange March 31, Columbia at New York April 1, Navy at Annapolis April 3, Mount St Marys at Emmitsburg April 4, Pennsylvania at State College April 5, and Pennsylvania State College at State College, Pa.
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Colgate University
Army
West Point
Lehigh University
South Beathichem
Seton Mall Gothee
South Orange
N. J
Columbia University
New York
Navy
Annapolis
Mda
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Pennsylvania
Gallege
State College
Catholic University Dominates Gallaudet 41 to 20 in Brookland
Catholic University defeated Gallaudet 41 to 20 in the Brookland gym. The home team led throughout as shooting drifted, with McDonnell Horan Donnelly Keslay among the scorers. Rasmussen and Battiste also contributed. Referee Jim Colifiewer of Georgetown officiated. halves were 20 minutes each.
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Catholic University
Gallaudet
Brookland Gymnasium
Brooklanders
Garander
Catholic Univ. Poaltiste
Gallaudet McDonnell
Ves
Fte
Keeley Horan
Jim Colifiewer
Georgetown
Halven
Nelson 18 Fight Winner in Ten Round Bout
Battling Nelson dominated local lightweight Jack Sorenson in Racine Wisconsin in a ten round bout. Nelson scored ten counts on Sorenson, dominated with body blows and avoided head punches. He left the ring in strong shape and immediately pursued engagements in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts.
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Racine, Wis
Nelson
Jack Sorenson
Sorenson
Boyensen
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Johnson trial set for violating white slave act
Chicago February 5 The trial of jack Johnson on charges of violating the white slave act was set today for February 25 in the United States district court.
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Pugilist
Chicago
Jack Johnson
United States Aletrict Court
Capital Shots Are Defeated In Indoor League Rounds
Springfield, Feb 5 The nineteenth and twentieth rounds of the United States Revolver Association indoor league concluded with Manhattan of New York and Olympic of San Francisco leading. Springfield defeated Dallas 119 to 1009, Boston defeated Shell Mound 1112 to 1104, Portland defeated Baltimore 1093 to 1065, and numerous other results across cities and clubs.
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Warner Denies Fee for James Thorpe Signing
Carlisle Pa February reports quote Physical Director Glenn Warner of the Carlisle Indian School denying any receipt of a fee for aiding James Thorpe to sign with the New York Giants. Thorpe also rejects the claim, saying his choice was his own and Warner acted to support Thorpe’s salary and preferences.
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Glenn Warner
Carlisie Indian School
James Thorpe
McGraw
New York Giants
Warner
Thorpe
Tharpe
The
Giants
Warker
Cfants
Emory and Henry Defeats Roanoke College In Roanoke
Emory and Henry College edged Roanoke College 39 to 0 on Roanoke’s home floor in a rough close contest. Crowe led Emory and Henry with 13 points while Norman Logan and Browder contributed for Roanoke, fouls favored Emory and Henry 9 to 4 as officials Mr. Hanks and Mr. Nickles called the game.
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Roanoke College
Emory and Henry College
Emory and Henry
Crowe
Norman Logan
Moore
Logan
BE. P Browder
Brown
Norman
Penham
Beltip
Petra
Heteree
Mr. Hanks
Mr. Nickles
Elections and events for Hagerstown driving club
At the annual Hagerstown Driving Club meeting officers were elected led by President John O Leister and Vice President Charles McCammon. It was decided to hold races at the Hagerstown fair grounds in May and organize a civic and industrial parade. Harvard Battery men practice in Cambridge as baseball conditioning starts with Gooch Sexton in charge and full student drills by Feb 17.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Maas
Rine
Harvard Baesball
J Gooch Sexton
Big trades looming as schedule meeting eyed in New York
The piece notes multiple major league trades likely next week during the league schedule meeting in New York. McGraw pursues a left handed pitcher to replace Marquard, while Frank Chance and Dreyfuss also seek moves. Lord and Konetchy are discussed, with Pitt and St Louis negotiations anticipated to pick up.
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