Harvard Crimson Crew Starts Early Amid Heavy Schedule
Harvard announces an early start for varsity rowers with reports due next Monday. The season includes the Charles River triangular with Penn and Princeton in May, a Cornell race in Ithaca, and Yale at New London on June 20. Freshman candidates begin next Wednesday with indoor work likely before river time as weather warrants. Two new shells arrive, one from New York and one from Putney England modeled after a 1910 boat. Veteran oarsmen Mills Godale Reynolds and Captain Cox lead, supported by Pornie Chanter and Harwood. The crew aims for 170 to 173 pounds average, with Jim Wray and coaches Stevenson Brown supervising lighter crews.
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Jim” Wray
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Turner to Meet La Selle at Gayety in Middleweight Clash
Washington wrestler Joe Turner, the middleweight champion, makes his season debut at Gayety Theater tonight in a finish match against West champion Joe La Selle. Turner boasts three months of northern dominance and fitness. A gold belt prize will go to the tourney winner. Irlesinger may join as the second bout if available.
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Joe Turner
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Joe la Selle
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Turner
Peck
Irlesinger
One round Hogan Slipping Beats by Johnny Lore
One round Hogan, slipping in rapid decline, was pummeled by Johnny Lore of the West Side at the Harty fourth Street Club. Hogan showed no match for Lore except brief resistance in the eighth. The fight, first under Abe Attell’s management, drew the arena’s largest crowd in months.
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Washington Post
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California
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Debate on Jim Thorpe Prize Rights by YMCA Athletes
High school debating club members of the YMCA boys department plan an afternoon debate on Thorpe case rights. Chauncey Needham and Urquhart Ansley will argue for allowing Jim Thorpe to keep his prizes, with Longstreet Wheels and Harold Rose opposing. Thorpe supporters among local students denounce the AAU stand.
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A. Boys
Jim Thorpe
Chauncey Needham
Urquhart Ansley
Longstreet Wheels
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Ofur
Virginia Quint Triumphs Over Trinity 33 to 12
Virginia basketball defeated Trinity North Carolina 33 to 12 at Fayerweather gym tonight improving to double A Atlantic division record. Virginians showed uneven play early but surged after the second period with White and Rixey scoring, Lyman and Dietrick off the bench, and Campbell joining in as Virginia pulled away.
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Washington Post
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Virginia
Trinity
North Carolina
Fayerweather Gymnasium
Virginians
Washington
Lynchburg
Gil Ne
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Siler
Whiteixey
Cherry Campberl
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Thorne
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Lyman
Gill
Dietrick
Churchman
Maiden
Rixey
Stikley
Campbel
Biler
White
Sier
Colilllower
Georgetewn
Halver
Visiting poloists win in tight intercity match
Atlantic City defeated Washington 2 to 1 in the second game of the intercity polo series last night in one of the season’s hardest fought contests. The backs dominated defense, and a disputed goal in the second period was disallowed because the visiting guard signaled before the ball crossed the line after a skate came off. FE Whiting starred for the visitors in a game full of cautious, defensive play.
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Washington
FE. Whiting
Atlanta
Randolph FR
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Walls
Mr. Hough
Chicago Mayor Opposes Proposed Wrestling Match
Chicago February reports Mayor Harrison censored sports by calling the Gotch Hackenschmidt 1911 match a labor day swindle. He warned Chief McWeeney that a Zbyszko versus Lurich heavyweight bout planned for later that month cannot be permitted in Chicago due to alleged connections with the 1911 scandal. The mayor urged no permit be granted to avoid public expense and a повтор.
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Harrison
Zbyszko
Lurich
McWeeney
Larich
Put End to Boxing Bouts By Rhode Island Gov
Gov. Pothier of Rhode Island ordered deputies to halt boxing exhibitions after a recent bout ended in a fight between the referee and a corner man. He called the sport a disgrace to civilization and said it draws thugs pickpockets and gamblers from New England regions.
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Rhode Island
Providence
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Pothier
New England
Opening Game of Season Brings Highlanders Here
The Nationals set to open the 1913 campaign on the road in Washington with Frank Farrell and Tom Davis confirming the schedule. Griff prepared to greet Sir Walter Johnson on April 10 as the Highlanders visit, with other NL and AL updates on pay, drafting actions, and coaching search surrounding Georgetown and Detroit.
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Reynard
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Branch
Georgetown 8
Cobb Unsigned Expects Raise in Detroit Talks
Augusta reporter notes Ty Cobb, living in Augusta, denies knowledge of a Vitt letter and says he has not signed with Detroit. He stresses he and Navin have discussed his salary, claims Navin has treated him fairly, and expects a spring agreement before Gulfport reporting. He dismisses cliques seeking raises.
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Y Regulars defeat Epiphany in YMCA basketball clash
The YMCA Regulars routed Epiphany 45 to 16 in Epiphany's gym. Valk played all game with Fraser and McKay star performers. R. Chase and Gheen led Epiphany, while substitutes from the Y provided steady scoring in the second half. Referee Mr Heas officiated. halves were 20 minutes.
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Almon
Varela
McDonald
Hoppe
Allwine
Faor
Horsetrack Card Reports Multiple Races And Winners
The running horses feature six races with detailed results. Miss Gayle wins the first race as favorite, followed by Ida Cook in second and Gorton third. Several other races list winning horses, times, and placing with notable entrants such as Sylvestris, Premier, Amoret, Wild Wood, and Col. Cook, among others.
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Miss Gayle
Montour
Ida Cook
Buxton
Gorton
Butwell
Bana Laska
Mudge
Red Rajah
Solenso
Furonga Jessup Burn
Wolffe
Ito
Hertis
Grand
Sidon
Hallen
Cheer ‘Uy
Stake Out
Naughty Lad
Abrasion
Bat
Masterson
Frog
Amoret
Sherwood
Goose
Becond
Col. Ashmeade
Traxler
Mack
Eubanke
Cherryda
Wild Wood
Adame
Inspired
Chappel
Maurice Reed
Picketty
Helly
Ben Prior
Tiny Tim
Thais
Quincy Betle
Ruisseau
Yelling
Col. Cook
McIntyre
Floral Day
Korrner
Wander
Vandusen
H Gray
Touch
Rey
Lord Blam
Should Run Well Today Charleston
Charlie Enquirer lists runners and participants including Jack Kellogg Tarts Gold Cap The Equirs Dipper Semi Quaver and other named horses and people in a racing preview from the Cincinnati Enquirer with multiple horse names and identifiers. It names Ida Lavinia Little Bit Goma Grex Faneuil Hall Luke Van Zandt Jim J Angelus Holabird and Florence Roberts among others in a bustling card.
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Ancon
Gardenia
Roseburg
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Carlton Club
Heretic
Billy Vandeveer
Wood Dove
Camel
Juarez
Cora
Ide Lavinia
Little Bit
Galar
Othello
Orb
Buke van Zandt
Adelante
Lenigh
Faneuil Hall
Crax
Marine
Aragonese
Quick Trip
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L. M. Sekert
Chief Desmond
Jeaman
Swift Sure
Blue Beart
Holabird
Quid Nunc
Roberta
Angelus
Abiliu
the Fact
Jim L
Mying Footsteps
Lucile Alien
Lady Pandhita
Kootenay
Florence Roberts
Colquitt
Barsac
Ardelon
Weyanoke
Gasket
Lewle
Georgetown Faces Trinity College Five At Arcatao Tonight
The Georgetown Blue and Gray basketball team hosts Trinity College North Carolina this evening at Arcatao with Georgetown favored by past records and depth. The game starts at 9:30.
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Arcatle
Georgetown
Jocal Five
Racing Entries Report From Naval Academy Scoreless Tie
Racing card lists six upcoming races with weights and entries led by Cora and Othello in early two year old divisions and selling events for 3 year olds and up. Also notes a 2000 Ivy purse race and a six furlong handicap. Ends with Annapolis Naval Academy soccer teams playing to a 0 0 tie in debut match at the Institution.
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Gdaine
Plaster cast for his knee for Mordecai Brown
Mordecai Brown former star pitcher for the Chicago team now with Cincinnati will have his right knee cast today after a summer injury. X ray shows fluid buildup under the kneecap and the surgeon hopes the cast will push it out. if not a minor operation may follow but the joint should be ready for the season.
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Mordecai Brown
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West Side Park
South Atlantic Championships Set For March 15 in Baltimore
The South Atlantic boxing and wrestling championships will be held March 15 at the Baltimore Athletic Club arena. President Letrobe Cogswell and committee chair J J Mc Sweeney confirmed the date. Local eliminations take place at Doyle's Athletic Club on Madison Avenue, with stronger mats and tougher tests anticipated. The Capital sends a strong rival team each year, and both Baltimore and Doyle's clubs are fielding robust lineups. Also, William James signed with the Boston Red Sox after playing for Seattle last season.
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Stecker
Coch Hassett
Memorial runners prepare for cross country race in Washington
Handicappers for the Memorial Athletic Club cross country event near Washington are finalizing entries ahead of tomorrow’s 2:30 p.m. start.New entrant E Hurley Sweeney of Catholic University joins a field including Magee Swan Curter Conrad Simmons and Campbell. Officials include Captain C K Edwards and judge Louis A Bougher with timing by Harry Shurtleff.
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Frost Declared Free Agent By National Bakehall Commission
Cincinnati Feb 6 The national bakehall commission upheld J Frost formerly with Toledo club of the American Association as a free agent He was released to the New Orleans club of the Southern League but his name was not entered on the reserve list filed with Secretary Farrell.
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