Local Athletes in All-Star Tie with Virginia Courts
Washington high school athletes Flamilton and Reuter attract attention from University of Virginia and Orange and Black university as scholars, with talks of two annual scholarships for local students. Virginia seeks to recruit top players, while both teens may choose a major college, likely not Virginia.
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Klause Stops Wille Lewis in Sixth Round Dunk Fight
Frank Klause, the Newburgh middleweight, upsets Wille Lewis for the late Stanley Ketchel crown by six round stoppage. Klause dominated from the start, forcing referee Tully Joh to halt after Lewis rose from a nine count and was badly beaten.
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Wolgast Favored In Lightweight Bout With Brown
New York boxing men at weigh in Friday put Wolgast the world's lightweight champion as a heavy favorite over Knockout Brown. Wagers of 10 to 1 were laid that Wolgast wins on points, while Brown backers at ringside expect a knockout if odds favor that outcome.
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Limiting Penn Athletes to Undergraduates in Major Sports
The University of Pennsylvania athletic board recommends barring graduates of other colleges from representing Penn in football baseball rowing and track. The rule targets major sports while minor sports remain unchanged. The move is seen as a step to limit universal team rosters to undergraduates in the college department. Coach Andrew Smith was noted in relation to the football program.
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Today's Racing Entries From Dated Card
Entrants listed with numbered horses and jockeys across multiple races including Dorchester Delana Emma Stu zelden Ruby and Borrower. Entries cover six races with purses, weights, and numerous horse names such as Star Jesamine Malatime Danfield and Star Blue.
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Will Build No New Stands At Park Before Next Fall
The Washington Club directors approved only temporary improvements to the local ball park at a special meeting. Plans include a new entrance with four to six ticket booths and a run way to the grandstand, slight seating expansion, and an elevated third base pavilion extension. No new bleachers this season, with full modernization expected by 1912 if finances and plans align.
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Low price cues on value clothing deals
A shopper notes that cheap clothes lack real value unless they provide dollar for dollar worth. The ad states regular prices are reduced for cold weather, offering overcoats and suits at substantial markdowns from prior values.
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Stanley and OToole Battle on Card in Philadelphia
Boxers Stanley and OToole headline a card in Philadelphia with Wolgast and Brown in the main event. O'Brien referees, Stanley coming in as OToole's opponent after Klime's withdrawal. Brown weighs under 135, Wolgast says his left arm is not hindering him.
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Johns Hopkins Fifth Regiment Games Featured In Final Workout
Final workout spotlights Blue and Gray teams withrepresentation in Johns Hopkins and Fifth Regiment events.
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Georgetown relay team eyes Boston meet and titles
The Georgetown four sports a small but speedy quartet Gibbs Martin Sprocies and Davis to race Holy Cross and Boston College and depart for Boston Friday. Dashes by Wigman and Bill Carrigan may spark points in Johns Hopkins and Fifth Regiment games in Baltimore next Saturday. Long distance runners Schenk Landon Marshall and others show strong prospects of scoring while prep runners aim to shine in Baltimore after Christmas recess and strict coach Foley discipline.
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G U Prep Five Rout Businesses In Gym Bout 41 To 16
Georgetown Prep quint defeated Business High 41 to 16 at Ryan gym. Preps showed strong late shooting, teamwork, and fierce play from start to finish. Captains Loehl and Rathbone led, with goals by Lawler Martin Shore Shugrue Lane Wilson and Dodge. Referee Joyce. Timers Jessup and McCarthy. Scorer Mc Nerner. Halves 20 and 15 minutes.
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Markie M. A Wins After Foul Protest at Beeseey Beach
San Francisco report from February 7 details Markie M. A winning the Star Ruby handicap at Oakland, despite Selden on Ful leta alleging bumps in the stretch. The card listed multiple race results, auctions of horse lots, and extensive times for each event, highlighting the busy meet and the unsettled foul claim.
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All Star Plans Stir Eastern League President Barrow
The article notes Hd Barrow elected himself to a two member committee to select an all star team to face the league champions, signaling bold leadership. It compares Barrow to McAleer, mentions British boxing pricing and Langford Lang, and covers Washington bowling, Connie Mack’s college approach, and Oklahoma’s controversial “white man” claims.
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Raymond Aims to Remake Pitching for Giants
Giants pitcher Arthur Raymond, famed for inconsistency, arrives in Chicago in good health after a Dwight stopover. He vows to crack this year, reduce weight to 185 pounds at training camp, and win back New York fans. McGraw supports him, hoping his reformation boosts the Giants toward the National League pennant.
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Cincinnati Buys Beck From Boston Nationals
Cincinnati announces the purchase of outfielder Fred Beck from the Boston Nationals. Manager Clarke Griffith said the price was well over $1500. Cincinnati also secured contracts from pitchers George Suggs and Arthur Fromme.
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Georgetown prep candidates show bright baseball prospects at Hilltop
Georgetown prep baseball held its first meeting with 25 hopefuls, many new to the Hilltop and bringing prior experience. Veterans from last year have moved on, boosting the talent pool. The pitching staff needs fresh arms, but organizers express strong optimism for a robust season as Manager McInerney races to complete an extensive schedule.
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ELECTS BASEBALL OFFICERS
At a Terminal R R M C A Baseball League meeting J T Bond was reelected president J F Nolan vice president and G H Wimns low secretary treasurer Messrs Waters McCarthy McClung Nolan Ward and Sullivan were appointed on the rules committee The annual smoker was set for February 14 Teams represented included Adams Express Company Union Station Southern Railway Car Department Auditors and Light and Power A successful season is expected on the diamond
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Detroit Loses Tico Case In Baseball Dispute
Detroit failed to secure the rights for outfielder Harry Tico as the national commission awarded his contract to Vernon of the Pacific Coast League on Feb 1, denying Detroit’s claim. Tico, tipped to Detroit by scout Jessa Stovall, was to be tried as a utility outfielder.
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Nonreserve Contracts Bar In Baseball Claims
Baseball players with nonreserve clauses in contracts, not authorized, have no redress from the national baseball commission. The Commission refused to hear Ambrose Puttmann’s back salary claim from the Petersburg club and said it would not consider any claims tied to such nonreserve agreements approved by the National Association of Minor Leagues.
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World dips record set at Brockton YMCA by Antoine Lewis
Brockton Mass Feb 7 Antoine Lewis lifted himself 67 times to break the world dips record at the YMCA gymnasium. He weighs 155 pounds and surpassed Foster's 65 reps set at Cambridge in 1884. Post's Letter Box notes a sporting editor letter for J. H. Coffitower.
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