Georgetown to require AAU registered athletes for carnival event
Georgetown University announces strict AAU compliance for all competitors at the coming indoor track meet. An entry sheet requires AAU numbers with entries to prevent any scandal, as teams from M C A of the city, Carrall Institute, West Branch M C A, Georgetown law students, and other local groups prepare. Notable athletes and schools, including Charles McCarthy, Joe Reitley, Bernie Wefers, Willam Foley, and potential appearance by Ralph Rose, are mentioned amid relay plans between Army and Navy officers in the area.
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Lowe Wins In Four Rounds In Boxing Card
Tommy Lowe of Washington stops Patsy Corrigan of New Jersey in four rounds on the Bladensburg road. Two other knockouts occur as Kid Eagan battles Bud Hurley, with Referee Mace stopping one bout before time. Aloysius Club forms, Maurice Wolfe to train pitchers, and bowling facilities added as the club expands amid a winter sport carnival. Pneumonia and Grip warning promotes Bromoo Quinine with signature of B. W. Greve.
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Newark
Favorites Win In Mud Toboggan In Prohibitive Odds
New Orleans reports rainy heavy track and strong field downturn with four favorites winning. Tristam Shandy Baywood Jake Sanders Long Days led the day’s measurable results as Cres Cent City Jockey Club plans purse increases. Oakland and other tracks posted dense race summaries with multiple winners and upcoming entries.
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Anti poolroom crusade in New York under way
District Attorney Jerome announced a campaign to close all poolrooms in New York City. He said major figures in the illegal betting business have largely fled the state and that a suspected capital backer has gone to Europe to dodge a grand jury subpoena. He pledged to summon bettors to build indictments against leaders.
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Folk urges repeal of breeders law to curb pool selling
Gov Joseph W. Folk sent a special message to Missouri’s legislature urging amendments to the breeders law to eliminate pool selling and gambling in certain enclosures. He says the law is good but not far enough and that pool selling should not be permitted at all.
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John J. Ryan Trial Over Embezzlement Charge
John J. Ryan stood trial in St Louis Circuit Court amid embezzlement allegations of 900000 tied to a get rich quick turf investment scheme. Three female investors testified claiming they invested with Ryan in the alleged scheme.
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Metropolitan Golf Association Names Championship Course
New York February 7 The Metropolitan Golf Association at its annual meeting chose Fox Hills course Stapleton S I as the site for the spring Metropolitan championship to be played by late May. Officers elected Daniel Chauncey president William Fellows Morgan vice president Thonell H Graham treasurer Mortimer M Singer secretary. Executive committee members C F Wattson Frederick A Snow Robert C Watson Harvey Murdock and W R Innis.
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Frederick A. Snow
Tuxedo
Robert C Watson
Garden City
Harvey Murdock
Nassau
W R. Innis
St. Andrew's
Grant and Parker to meet in finish bout at armory
Turner Athletic Club announces Joe Grant and Harvey Parker will wrestle at the Washington Light Infantry Armory on February 15 in a catch as catch can best two of three. No handicap, both weigh about the same, and the bout is set amid prior feuds and a high-stakes purse plus side bets.
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BOWLERS TO ENTER NATIONAL TOURNEY FROM CITY TEAMS
The City Bowling Association will send three five man Washington teams and five two man teams to Milwaukee for the American Bowling Congress national tournament starting February 18. Columbia teams No 1 and No 2 join forces with bureau entries while individual competitors Cox Livingston Handy Joss will also appear.
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Charles Hapless
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Phillies Lead Plate Printers In Tight Bowling Race
The Plate Printers league resumes with Philadelphia leading the field as New York Chicago duel for second place. Postponed games loom over standings with St Louis and Boston pressing. Charles Lord dominates individual averages alongside teammates Hardie Helmerichs and Lana Myers.
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Faith in Phil King at Wisconsin Football Head Posts
Milwaukee report declares Phil King elected to lead Wisconsin football. Alumni and graduates herald King’s return, expecting restored prominence for the Badgers under his guidance, with campus debate ending over athletic leadership and confidence in his control of the department.
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Fomibalepach
University of Wisconsin
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Advisory Board Named to Direct Pennsylvanias Football Team
Philadelphia February 7 The Athletic Association of the University of Pennsylvania outlines a new coaching system for 1905 with an advisory board chaired by Dr Carl Williams and a board of coaches led by Byron W Dickson. The plan assigns oversight to an advisory board and a field coach directing on field work, with a graduating captain serving as assistant field coach for the scrub team. Officers include Thomas Reath chairman KW Kinaxd manager RF Wood Jr assistant manager and Thomas Cochran as assistant manager of the 1905 eleven.
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Columbia Golf Club hires Scottish pro from St Andrews
William Waters, from St Andrews Scotland, will arrive March 1 to replace Arthur Mith as instructor at Columbia Golf Club. Waters trained under Tom Morris and has shot 72 on the Old Course, reflecting strong golfing credentials. The club also appointed an expert to oversee course maintenance for the coming season.
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Pittsburg
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Washington Y M C A to Compete at Johns Hopkins Meet
Washington YMCA athletes will participate in Johns Hopkins University events on Saturday including 880 yard and mile races. Local runners include Gillman Heiartsill Manghiz and others while the relay team faces West Branch of Baltimore in an indoor meet at the Toeil casselaum gymnasium.
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Many Americans in Havana for the automobile tournament
Havana reports good road conditions ahead of the fifty mile course used in the Havana Automobile Club event. Chicago Commercial Club visitors, welcomed by Minister Somers, tour sugar plantations and enjoy Cuba interiors. Havana swells with American tourists as the main race approaches Sunday.
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Three in Billiard Tourney Finalists Named
Charles F Conklin of Chicago Edward Gardner of New York and W H Sigourney of San Francisco remain as the three leaders in the amateur billiard tournament. All other entries have finished their games and the trio will determine first honors, with the schedule expected to be completed by Thursday night.
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Nirmnesses Charged with Perjury in Bedford Case
Bedford Indiana February 7 Frank Evans discharged after a preliminary hearing on murder charges tied to Sarah Serhafer case. warrants issued for Dude Cook Jack Acton and Rachel Kelly for allegedly false testimony at the hearing. Cook and Actor reportedly jumped from a window to their deaths. Savannah Georgia February 7 H C Swift, 75, who moved from Stockton eight months ago, died after jumping from his window. he had suffered grip for years and had lived in New York previously.
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