Eastern by 34 10 13 in basketball game
Eastern dominated a weakened opponent as Camminegs Baldwin and Thomas led the scoring while Wise, Newm an and Cummings contributed key plays. The home team opened 13-point half time margin and maintained the lead through strong passing and steady shooting.
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Eastern
Eaustern
Busine
Glessner
Itz
East Vts
Easterns
Camminegs
Taldwin
Thomas
Wise
Lhoiyas
Mie
Panald Coutee
Pralawin
NeWman Terles Rot Cummings
Yuhds Stein
Sayer
Feld
Per- Leren
Donald
Flynn
Nikih
Thomas Geald
Floer Wise
Thomas i Baldwin
Cummings
Wise Ta
Theanas Ri
Messrs
Tinus and
Reeker
LG Mitentes
Gallaudet Schedule Expands With Five More Contests
A list shows Gallaudet planning seven basketball games with one more pending before competition starts next week against Temple University in Philadelphia. Next is Wan there College in Washington on the 17th, followed by a tour including four or five games. Johns Hopkins hosts the season finale on March 3. The full dates include February 14 Temple Univers ity at Vermont and other matchups at Hartford Brookly n Travelers Club and Crescent Athletic Club.
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Gallaudet
Temple University
Philadelphia
Wantern Collega
Washington
Gallandet
Johns Hopkins
Flere
Temple Unisersity Tatterncony
Fastern College
Bouth Orange
Brook St
Travelers’ Ciuh
Hartford
Conn & Crescent Athieve
Prooklyn
Leemple Lniversity
Johns Hophina Iafternoon
Plant Juice touted by contractor as cure for long illness
A contractor from the city credits Plant Juice with restoring his strength after twenty years of suffering rheumatism and weakness. He reports sleeping well and feeling better than in years, claiming two bottles cured him and praising the product’s effects on digestion, nerves, and overall vitality. The Plant Juice agent is based at The People’s Drug Store at Seventh and F streets NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I . Ralet
L. T. Ralev
Nn. Bir
Rival Quints to Meet Georgetown in Return Game
Rival quints collide as George Washington faces Georgetown at Ryan Gym tonight. The teams, with identical lineups from their last meeting, clash at 8 30, in a rivalry that could push Hil toppled gym to capacity.
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George Washington Basketers
Ryan Gymnasium
Georgetown
Hiltop
Murphy as Director of Sport at Hopkins
Baltimore February 6 B R Murphy athletic director of Gilman School and former Penn man has signed to be athletic instructor and field organizer at Johns Hopkins University. He will begin next fall with a short spring football session and aims to build an alumni coaching system. Moonlight practice will be nearly eliminated and undergraduates will oversee athletics.
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Baltimore
B. R. Murphy
Gilman School
Penn Min
Johns Hopkins University
Murphy
Hopkins
Middie Hooper
Yokel Challenges Turner to 158 Pound Wrestling Match
Mike Yokel, writing as Sporting Editor notes, challenges Joe Turner of New York City to a finish match at 158 pounds with a $500 purse or more, offering to wrestle in Washington or any city with the largest purse. He vows to put up a $100 forfeit to make weight and claims recent wins while seeking a fair rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Washington Post
Joe Turner
Turner
Washington
Salt Lake City
T Hava
John Kilonis
Norfolk
Henry Irslinger
Atlantic City N. J
Peter Guilette
Boston
City
Mike Yokel
Navy to Begin Baseball Practice Under Lush at Annapolis
Navy at Annapolis announces baseball practice starting in the armory under coach William L. Lush and Treut Ralph ST Needham. Former star pitcher Needham and ex pro Lush take charge as the squad arrives. Four athletic events at the Naval Academy next Saturday were canceled by order of Supt. Eberle to give visiting teams notice, with no further cancellations unless the ruler continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Navy
Egin
Armory Snarrow
Treut
Ralph ST Needham
William L. Lush
Naval Academy
Supt
Eberle
B and O Triumph Over Pennsylvania In Tight 30 21 Game
In one of the season’s best Terminal Basketball League contests the B and O quint defeated Pennsylvania 30 to 21. B and O led 12 to 9 at halftime, with aggressive play noted. Substitutions included Moreland for McDonald and Biron for Niedfeldt as the game featured multiple scorers and a cautious defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quint
Pennsylvania
Degnan
Hutterly
Tarr
White
Moreland
Heap
Girases
Niedfeldt
Collisower
Mr. Flynn
Colwell
Central High tops Baltimore Poly in clean 35 29 girls clash
Central High defeated Baltimore Polytechnic Institute 35 to 29 in a fast clean game at Central High School gym. Central led 20 17 at halftime and maintained the margin despite Earle of Baltimore scoring widely. Daly sprained an ankle but contributed strongly. Solomon and White also stood out. Referee Hughes. Time periods 0 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
Baltimore
Central
Earle
Kaplan
Daly
Solomon
White
Nekuresh Solomon
Barle
Roberts Taker Wood
Perioda Central
Potter
GottHeb
H. PB
I. Watson
Heberts
Baughman
McElfresh
Long
Roberts
Watson
Mr. Hughes
Von Schelle Leads In 500 Yard Special At Central High Meet
Von Schelle of Western won the 500 yard special at the Mount Pleasant Central High Senior Junior meet. Seniors edged Juniors 41 to 15. Next Tuesday Fres hmen Sophomores clash with a 220 yard event. Other events include 20 shot relay won by Riversa Frizzell Beauchamp Stokes, 100 yard swim won by Stokes, diving by Hayes, life saving by Newby, and 6 yard scholastic special won by Von Schelle.
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von Schelle
Western
Central High
Mount Pleasant
Central
Sepiers
Rivera
Frizzell
Beanchamp
Stokes
Roads
Hales
Hostetlers
Hayes
Pierson
Newby
Dickey
Connelly
Hostetler
Beauchamp
Stose
State court upholds Kentucky race purse regulation
Frankfort Feb 6 The State racing commission’s authority to regulate purses on Kentucky tracks was upheld by the court of appeals. The Douglas Park Jockey Club sought to enjoin a rule mandating minimum purses of 800 dollars within ten miles of cities of 200000 population and 600 dollars on other tracks. The injunction was denied.
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Frankfort
State Racing Commission
Kentucky
State Court, of Appeals
Douglas Park Jockey Club
Louisville
Walsh Businessman Or Baseball Magnate In Play For Walsh
Chicago Feb 6 Ed Walsh former White Sox pitching star is weighing a move into baseball ownership He is said to have been approached to take over the Des Moines Western League club owned by Frank Isbell Comiskey may offer to set Walsh up in business in Meriden Connecticut or another city He might accompany the White Sox on spring training in an advisory role The Ironman of 1908 and 1912 eras Walsh built a storied career with 40 wins in 1908 and 27 in 1912 He faced gradual decline into 1918 with sporadic appearances and a comeback last season
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Chicago
Ed Walsh
Chicago White Sox
Fla
Des Moines Club
Frank Isbell
White Sox
Comiskey
Walsh
Meriden
Conn
Newark
Colgate Versus Cornell Highlight 8-Game 1925 Schedule
Colgate's 1925 football slate, approved by the athletic advisory board, lists eight games. Cornell returns on the schedule after a two season gap, replacing Illinois. The set includes Susquehanna, Maine at Orono, Bucknell, Cornell at Ithaca, Yale at New Haven, Rochester, Connecticut Aggies, and Syracuse at Syracuse.
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Hamilton
N. C
Colgate
Athletic Advisory Board
Cornell
Ilinois
Susquehanna
Maine
Orono
Bucknell
Cornel
Ithacs
Yale
New Haven
Rochester
Connecticut Aggies
Syracuse
Barry and Ruth to coach Holy Cross nine
Manager Jack Barry and Babe Ruth the left handed pitcher of the world's champion Red Sox will help coach the Holy Cross nine this season. Barry is a Holy Cross graduate. An intercity women's duckpin match was arranged for the National Capital ladies bowling team by the Washington representative. They will meet the Walbrook Athletic Club of Baltimore in Baltimore Saturday night in the first three games. Washington's quintet is composed of the Misses Adder Quaites Thomas Wrech and Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Barry
Babe Ruth
Red Sox
Corech
Holy Cross
Barry
National Capital
Washington
Ron
Walbrook Athletic Club
Baltimore
Quint la
Adder, Quaites
Thomas
Wrech
Greenwood
Latonia 1919 $40,000 Foal Stake Announced
Cincinnati February 6 1919 General Manager Hachmeister disclosed a fall Latonia race for 1916 foals with a one and a half mile distance and 10 dollar entry. The winner’s nominator earns 1000 dollars and 500 dollars to the second horse. The stake totals 40000 dollars with 2500 to second horse and 1000 to nominator of winner.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
Douglas Park
Hachmeister
Tuatonia
Racing results from mixed horse races at track meet
A long list of race results across eight events, detailing winners and placegetters with purses, distances, and times. Notable winners include Thinker in race one, Rundog Queen in race two, and Kwift Fox in race five, with numerous entries and runners such as Time Etta Charm and Julia L. Also ran were Time, Stilly Night, and Olive branches of the program.
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Onery
Thinker
Carrol
Bomboist
Robinsant
Rundog Queen
Crump
Tterton
Londer
Cledore
Hoagi
Stilly Night
Irrawaddy
Negum
San Jose Belloc
Trend
Maniac
Heir Apparent
Thornwood
Verona
Dan
Robinson
Vleuron II
Carroll
Miss Represent
Dime
Etta
Chas
Nahm
Cuneo
al Savin
Smuggler
Julia L
Hauberk
McDermott
Royal Interest
Brian Boru
Fuerst
Colina
Agon
Carlton
Harry Lauder
Plaudito
Kneeler
One mile race results with Ataboy and rivals in tight finish
In the sixth race Ataboy ridden by Casey led a one mile event finishing first in a tight photo, with Trans parent close second and Doctor S. H. Tate third. Time was 1:42 35. Other runners Rash Kangaree Mark G. Celebrity Evelina Muriel's Pet also ran.
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Feather Duster
Knight
Tinkle Bell
Piquette
Carrol
Golden Chance
Change
Brobeck
Offertory
Hexcalbur Slse
World’s Wonder
Watson
Functionnaire
Ryan
Taplin
Toe
Otsego
Maringold
Beaumont
Belle and Oakhurst
Poughkeepsie
Tid
Amrose
Old Man Unit
Ted
Hail Columbia
Wingfield
Playful Lucy
Collins
Water Tee
Carroll
Bill Wiley
Hall
Curls
Fredericks
Holdie Mott
Teeto
Mont Calm
Hamerkopf
Shooting Star
Gray
Jerry
Lebel
Wenonah
Ambrose
Heres
Sevillian
Supreme
Jeane, Jr
Lochler
R. Ryan
Amulet
Insurance Man
Zandt
Autumn
Kelsay
Rash
Kangaree
Mark G
Evelina 5
Muriel
RACING ENTRIES AND RACES AT TRACK MEET
Racing entries list multiple claiming races for 3 and 4 year olds across a busy card. It details horse names, weights, jockeys and odds for several races including the Lamson handicap and Monongha purse with weather clear and track fast.
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Furbank
Mollto Maguire
Doctor Prather
Enjoy
Dahlia
Hester Smith
Prince of Castile
Mateus
Balgee
Hops
Huda
Thomas. Callo
Louis de Cognets
Lynn
Milton Campbell
Dehra
Virenda
Ras Blanc
Will Do
Smuggler
Hrran
Gentle Woman
Merchant
Grundy
Warsaw
Fizer
Doctor Tuck
Paloma
Fair Orient
Hendren
Tioga
Matin
Pleasureville
Gibraltar
Minda
Clare Morgan
Volu
Emma’ Stuart
Mayme’ W
Edna Kenna
Great Dolly
Lady Ward
Yanghee
Poskishoe
Gleipner
Jim Winn
Mins Kruter
Mononomy
Ben Hampson
Transport
Johnson seeks Browns release to join Vernon team
Shortstop Ernie Johnson now with the St. Louis Browns wants to rejoin George Stovall and has urged a Browns release to help land him with Vernon. Stovall previously induced Johnson to move from Los Angeles to the Feds. Frank Fuller moved from Detroit to Newark in the International League on option, with Jennings demanding Needham play him at second base to develop the position. William Abstein, St Louis veteran first baseman, named Hartford manager in the Eastern League, planning to acquire multiple young Cardinals players for the squad.
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Ernie Johnson
St. Louis Browns
George Stovall
Browns
Vernon
Stovall
Johnson
Los Angeles
Feds
Frank Fuller
Detroit
Newark
Jennings
Tom Needham
Fuller
William Abstein
St. Louis
Hartford
St. Louis Cardinals
Duckpin Roll-Off Set For Palace Tourney Qualifiers
Friday night at 7 34 the roll-off for the second twelve men in the Palace duckpin tourney will start. Qualifiers include Pratt, Thomas, George, A Thomatt, Rider, Doland, Newman, Dugani Campbell, Plunkett, Mack and Eckartere with alternates Lewis, Hahn and G Morrison.
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Pratt
Thomas
George
A. Thomatt
Rider
Doland
Newman
Dugani Campbell
Plunkett
Mack
Eckartere
Lewis
Hahn
G. Morrison
Georgetown Battery Candidates Hold First Practice
Georgetown University baseball candidates held an initial workout in Ryan Gymnasium under Coach John O'Reilly. Manager Oliver Cabanna mustered the group for a light warm up with participants including Catchers Mann Gilibere Whittaker and L Green a former Exeter star and Pitchers Coney Houston Cooney Smeaks Murray Breslin and Finnegan with the last three from the 1916 squad.
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Georgetown
Ryan Gymnasium
Georgetown University
John O'Reilly
Oliver Cabanna
Mann
Gilibere
Whittaker
L. Green
Exeter
Coney
Houston
Cooney
Smeaks
Murray
Breslin
Finnegan
Darcy Gibbons bout offer sparks Chicago boxing talks
Milwaukee promoter Frank Mulkern offered $50,000 for a ten round fight between Les Darcy and Mike Gibbons. Darcy, in Chicago, said he is eager to face Gibbons, highlighting the keen interest in a high stake matchup.
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Chicago
Frank Mulkern
Milwaukee
Les Darcy
Mike Gibbons
Darcy
Gibbons
Murphy and Chapin Meet in 100-Point Pal ace Billiards
Murphy and Chapin clash tomorrow at 7 PM in a pocket billiards 100-point tourney at the Palace parlors. A Murphy win would place him first, Bradley second, Chapin third. Chapin victory would create a three-way tie among Murphy Bradley and Chapin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Chapin
Palace
Bradley
Buy at the Right Time for P B Suits and Overcoats
Investors urged to buy at the right time as P B quality suits and overcoats go on mid winter clearance. The sale promises the lowest prices yet and touts decades of customer confidence.
Spring clean up plans under way by Washington painters
The Master House Painters and Decorators' Association of Washington met for a luncheon to push an advertising driven spring cleanup campaign. President W F Andrews urged action while A E McGhan of the International House Painters Association called for greater public visibility and a slogan Use more paint. A committee was empowered to organize get-together luncheons and subcommittees to carry out the paint up drive, with officers elected including Andrews as president and H O Amos as vice president.
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Master House Painters and Decorators’ Association of Washington
Ebbiett
W. F Andrews
Andrews
E. McGhan
International Flouse Painters’ Association
United States
Canada
Ke Murphy
J. M Wynn
CA Herbert
Charles MacNichol
T. A. Taylor
H P. Amos
Association
H. 0. Amos
H W Taylor
George D. Russell
$50 000 Plant Burns at Kearneyaville in West Virginia
A large Standard Limestone Company plant at Kearneyaville was destroyed by fire. Losses exceed $50,000 in logs and over twice that in business. The facility supplied materials for Pittsburgh steel mills. Dozens of workers lost jobs pending rebuilding. Daniel Baker of Baltimore serves as company president.
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Washington Post
Martinsburg
W. Va
Standard Limestone Company
Kearneyaville
Pittsburgh
Daniel Baker
Baltimore
Eleven Die In Reid Newfoundland Railroad Wreck Near Glenwood
Curling February 6 Eleven persons died in a Reid Newfoundland Railway wreck near Glenwood an interior settlement. Three cars of a passenger train derailed one car caught fire all thirty passengers in the burning car were not accounted for with nineteen known to have escaped according to arriving passengers.
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Curling
S. F
Glenwood
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