Round-Up highlights Quinn comeback hopes and boxing ties
The Round-Up discusses Jack Quinn as a potential greatest comeback in baseball after returning from the coast and hints at Frank Schulte and others in the comeback conversation. It notes Dempsey signing to fight Willard, affirming Jack Kearns as his sole manager amid promoter chatter.
Baseball Notes of the 1910s Player Movements and Plans
Right Off the Bat entertains trade talks involving Hal Chase to New York and confirms Jack Quinn will join the Yankees. Babe Ruth may headline the outfield while Sam Crane seeks another big league chance. Clarence Walker hints at retirement as Dennis Mack eyes a sign. Eddie Ainsmith and Walter Johnson’s battery partner sign with the Tigers. Zeb Milan and Don Ayers face farm ties. George McBride stays in peak form as Nationals prepare Augusta workouts. Adrian Lynch may emerge as Washington’s top pitcher alongside Johnson. Frank Schulte remains active in Baltimore yards. The national commission chief could be chosen before opening day.
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Tate
Schulte
Bender Hack Spencer
Tigers
Jack Coombs
Ping Bodie
Lomes
Frank Schulte
Jack Quinn
Quinn
Spencer
Bodie
Detroit
Eddie Ainsmith
Bie
Athletics
Garry Herrmann
Bee
Hal Chase
New York
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Sam Crane
National
Clarence Walker
Dennis Mack
Eddie Ainsimith
Walter Johnson
Zeb Milan
Don Ayers
Nationals
Augusta
George McBride
Mike Martin
Adrian Lynch
Johnson
Washington
Mike
Adrian
Baltimore
National Commission
Westward Promoter Faces Hurdle For Championship Bout
Promoters must find a West staged venue for the 192 foregone billiards title fight as Eastern states like Connecticut and Maryland oppose a championship mill. Western states enter the race with Reformers less influential, while Tod Sloan resurges in New York backing Jake Schaefer against Willie Hoppe. Schaefer posts a $31,000 forfeit, Hoppe set to defend later in fall. Sloan adds $4,000 more backing Schaefer.
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Jesse James
Richard
Connecticut
Maryland
Commonwealth
Neck of the Woods
Tod Sloan
Jake Schaefers
Wille Hoppe
New York
Hoppe
Wizard
Welker Cochran Woud
Schaefer
Iowan
Sloans
Seeme
Billard Trust
Mobile Club Plans Election Meeting in Mobile Alabama
The Mobile baseball club formed recently will hold a Tuesday night meeting to elect officers and outline plans for assembling a team. The Welker Cochran Jake Schaefer billiard match at Sherry’s has been postponed due to Schaefer’s influenza illness. games now set for March 1, 14 and 15 in New York.
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Mobile
Als
Mobile Baseball Club
Welker Cochran
Jake Schaeter
Sher |Y
Schaefer
New York
McGinn Rejoins Company After Brief Recovery Period
Harry McGinn former Metropolitan cross country champion reports he has re joined his company after spending several weeks in hospital. No further details provided on his condition or return date.
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New York
Harry McGinn
Make Olympic Bid Prompts Worldwide Track Revival
New York February nineteenth reports America ready to send a representative athletic team to the next Olympic Games regardless of time or place. Swedish Athletic Association through United States Minister Morris at Stockholm seeks an international meet in the United States next autumn with Sweden offering to send steen athletes to compete against a picked American combination. No decision yet due to high costs and pending international committee action for 1929 or later, with contingencies under consideration.
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York
America
Amateur Athletic Union
Swedish Athletic Association
United States
Morris
Btockholm
Sweden
Hbat
O Ic
Europe
Steen
Herman Asks $25 000 for Bout With Wild
Boxing notes report Pete Herman, the bantamweight claimant, seeking $25 000 to fight Jimmy Wilde for the undisputed title after a rejected $15 000 Atlantic bout offer. Also mentions real estate firm in Bristol and Limestone, boxing manager Kia Eberfeld, and other sports updates.
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Herman
Wild
Pete Herman
Dec” Coutch
Jimmy Wilde
Penn Athletes Free From Three Year Competition Rule
The University of Pennsylvania will lift the three year limit on intercollegiate competition for all athletic teams. Dean William McClellan announces the non retrospective rule as part of the new athletic code that replaces the former athletic association structure. Johnny Eftis issues a challenge to Kid Williams while Tom Longboat plans a return to distance racing per Sol Mintz.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
William McClellan
Athietic Council
Pennsylvania
The
Athletic Council
Athletic Association
Tom Longboat
Sol Mintz
Central High to meet Buen nesa High qumt in MCA gym
Central High eyes top spot as they clash with Buen nesa High qumt in MCA gym today amid a tight race with Business. Five wins and no defeats mark Business, while Central seeks to close the gap and push ahead in the scholastic freshman basketball series.
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ATE
Central High
Buennesa High
MCA
Gymmnasium
f.Central
Stenosrapters
Business
Central
Arnyid Finney
Western
Scholadtle
Wriday
Walter McBrama Farmer
Georgstown
Louie Jacobsen
Georgetown
Ryan
Weil
Gbeder
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Dempsey signs to fight Jess Willard in New Jersey
Tex Rickard secured Dempsey’s signature to the world heavyweight bout agreement in Weehawken New Jersey avoiding New York law. Dempsey will earn 27500 dollars plus one third of movie rights while training after a six week tour ending around July 4. Reports note Willard’s status and speculation of a New York follow up fight.
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Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Kearns
Kearnes
Reat
New York
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Jack Hearns
Hudaga River
Weehawken
N. J
Ike Dorgan
Jack Skelly
New Jersey
Thin City
Unionport
Colorado
Willard
Chicago council rooms will have a prize ring
Boxing contests will be staged in the city council chambers next Thursday afternoon to promote boxing in the state pending legislation. Aldermen and others interested will be spectators. Talent will be recruited from box free at the Great Lakes and training station and from Profensionzia.
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Boxfre
Great Lakes
Anrd
Brofensionzia
Boxers lined up for eight round shows and big bids
Boxers Tom Cowler and Joe Jeanette schedule an eight round bout at Jersey City Armory Heights with manager Al Lippe and Charley Harvey arranging a second eight round bout against Terry Kollar in Detroit. Offers bloom for Lewin versus Jack Britton in Canton Ohio on Feb 24 and Battling Levinsky versus Harry Greb at Alpha in February 17 with a Willard spectacle rumored for $100000 plus picture rights. Rickard plans a countrywide tour in ten days to scout venues for the proposed big contest. Demsey and Kearns discuss terms after morning talks.
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Tom Cowler
Ala,Lippe
Joe Jeanette
Armory
A.A
Jersey City Heights
Terry Kollar
Detroit
Charley Harvey
Ted Lawis
Baa
Lewin
Jack Britton
Gana
McHinneys A. C
Canton
Ohio
Charley, Murray
Queensberry
A. C
Buffalo
N. Y
Battling Levinsky
Harry Greb
Pittaburgo
Hi Clpha
Nevada weighs 25 round boxing bill for Dempsey Willard clash
Carson City reports lawmakers have not acted on Assemblyman Stewart’s amendment to Nevada boxing law. The bill would permit exhibitions with gloves between men for wagers, limited to 25 rounds, aiming to clear the way for a heavyweight title fight in Reno or another Nevada city. Tex Rickard awaits final law changes before settling on a site, eyeing a March 26 deadline.
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Carson City
Assemblyman
Stewart
Ita
Reno
Nevada
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Root-Hart
Melson-Gane
Jeffries Johnson
War Mask Wins Again for Johnny Dundee at Fair Grounds
New Orleans, Feb 19. Johnny Dundee's War Mask outsprinted rivals in the third event at the Fair Grounds. The lightweight star, son of Star Shoot, finished ahead of Craig and Antoinette with Robinson aboard. Several other horses including Frederick the Great and Sandy Wilson ran in earlier races as the program produced tight finishes and clear track conditions.
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War Mask
Johnny Dundee
Fair Grounds Track
New Orleans
Pugilet
Star Shoot
Fajr
Craig
Antoinette
Robinson
Frederick the Great
Filest Bach
Bimpson
Wen
Peccaut
Pool
Bons
Sandy Wilson
Col. Rockinghorne
Boone Fitts
von Master
Tris
Asa Ateel
Hice
Leta
Rodriguez
Liberator
Qommeh
Thieg
Bert’ Wiliams
Opselia
Panis V
Retoc
Pruviada
War Mack
Repbinnon
Rei Graig
Mooley
Thee
Cullen Bon
Newell
Kirr
Yaile
Sneidéman
Orderly
Haynes
Iterucky Boy
Raairy Pretyoged
Oyita
Romkier
Broderick
Genesieve
Weep
Cinye Boutheathe Yan
Ine
Kingling I
Black Ager
Brivkley
Aig
Eixteenth Miles
Connolly
Regresso
Indolence
Cal
Don Dotlee
Gleipner
Simmer
Ben Hampeon
Bemper Stalwert
Racing Notes From New Orleans And Beyond
A jumble of horse racing items and military notes. Paul Maderia, once with August Belmont, eyes a return with American forces in France and retirement planned around 58. New Orleans racing reports Bones Dry slow to win. Old Fire as Steel, eight, at the Fair Grounds yesterday. Johnny Dantes shows a useful War Maak rival. Estimable’s speed fading against Werwelt. Southern racing opens May 15 with Reed Landers likely to replace Lily Meyer at Saratoga. Metropolitan season timing to be set by Jockey Club next week. Army remount work continues. Everett Magnes too heavy for mounts at New Orleans.
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Harry NW
Price
New Orleans
Tohnny Dantes
Steel
Fair Grounds
New Orleana
Canadian Turf of Year Opens May 15 Says Race Fans
Canadian turf again to begin May 15 with racing resuming in Canada. Dominion horse owners plan to keep horses at home, contest Canadian meets instead of selling to the United States, aiming for a big season. Windsor last opened May 12 in 1917, and this year’s opener may reflect similar timing. Philadelphia reports Tendler defeating Eddie Kelly in a six round lightweight bout with Tendler dominating.
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Twreaty
Canada
Dominion
United States
Windsor
Phildelphia
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Harlem Eddie Kelly
New York
Tendi¢r
Avery
Strikes and Spares contest in Vancouver hockey title race
Vancouver BC February 14 reports the first game plan for the word hockey championship to be played March 18 with organizers outlining schedule and aims for the title event.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Ing
Plana
Nat Goodwin Left Estate of $6,000
New York drama star Nat Goodwin died recently leaving an estate of only six thousand dollars. Letters of administration were applied for on behalf of his parents Mr and Mrs Nathaniel C Godwin of Roxbury Massachusetts. The comedian was involved in mining and commercial ventures.
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New York
Wat" Goodwin
Nathaniel C. Godwin
Roxbury
Mage
Wes
Farxomalneg
Catholic U and Poly led late in tense gym duel
Virginia Polytechnic Institute defeated Catholic University 16 to 14 in Ryan Gym. Poly led early and built a 15 point advantage before Catholic rallied to tie, then fell short in final minutes as Poly added late baskets. Barriab 9 of 12, Glescott 6 of 8, Clark umpired by Baghes. time two 20 minute halves.
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Virginia Polytecanical Institute
Catholic University Quint
Poly Quint
Catholic University
Poly
Brooklanders
Barriab
Glescott
Meferoe
Court records reveal extensive equity and probate filings
Legal entries list motions and rulings across equity and probate divisions, noting attorneys and parties in cases before judges. It shows adjournments, filings, bond notes, and asset actions involving firms like Maddox Gates and O'Brien Larm, with numerous district caseloads and vessel or railway company matters.
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Justice Gould
Dalley
Willen J. Lam
Bert Ana Beatis
Reaay
Attorneys
Shara
Sharp, Berl & Fries’ Co
Darlingtop
Burnstine
Drew
Benee Clepmane
Washington
Old de
Vington
Fara Railway
O'Brien
Altordeye
Teeman—Douglas
Rcuit Dmvibton Ae
Fustice Stamfordational Bustropalitan Bank Ye
Defapit
Halston, Winna & Wife
Hosta Eld
Parece
Brown Ya
Ig Geferdant
RF Inte Sileree Nape Co
Gchambie
Thomas M Bebinach
Ingen
Plaines
Emer
MO Wampler
Tefendae
Wittame
Tarbell Sa
Jewel Tee Company
Doesbert
Wright
District National Bank
Berry & Minor
Barnard & Bo
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington Districts
Real estate transfers listed across Northwest and Northeast districts include deeds involving names such as Yam, Steek, Horsing, Dorsey, Shapiro, Haywood, Kingsbury, Christian, Sheehy, and Brents. Transactions cover lots, squares, and parcels with prices or nominal sums noted, including several $10 and $50,000 securities, across multiple blocks and avenues in Georgetown, Columbia Heights, and adjacent NW areas.
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Ashmerson Street
Nomthraat
Gehnelder
Joke Boraing
Lettie
Horsing
Misat Marte
I Waylon
Bo Eas
srRenr
Ares
B. Stevens
Square
Cau
Tg Agat
Buel
B. Dorsey
Christy Note
Eckington
I Richert
Samuel Shapiro
Flagler Place
North
Reuben C Haywood
Ethel Mc Rutty
Columbia
Elizabeth H Chafin
John
Kingsbury
Belmont
Clarence W Colliere
Chester G Bolton
Bolton
Cleveland Prugt Company
Bealls
John W .Grennan
Charles L Rystock
Allert Carr
Charles A Carry
Pold Birkle
Pasquale de Clerc
Mirris Blumenfield
Thirteenth Street
Sarah L. Ratcliffe
Henry B. Pryor
Potomac Indurance Company
Th Wistrict of
John G Dam
Chen Y
Chase Heights
Paul J Chrietlin
Laura J
Christian
Georgia Aventrorthwfsi
Marty Ro Sheehy
Pretty Voututny
Columbia Roag
Irmak Lerch
Charles
Beall, Let && Aquare
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Catholic U
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Seibold Alan
Daytona
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Automobile Association of America
Ralph de Palma
Huston
Col. T. L. Huston
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the Daily Legal Record
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New York City
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Catekill
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Court of Appeals
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Mangan
Brandenburg Eigerman
George Gertman
Brown Mason
Howar Boyd Hardell
SuMin
Robert L Miller
Nelson Wilson
Occidental Auto Company
Capital Tractor Company
King, Simon & Young
Bwingle & Swingie Assignment
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Whesthey Scamoper
Brady Va
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Stewart Va
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National Beneat Lite Daca
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Yeatman
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Washington Railway and Electric Company
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Washington Railway and Auretne Company
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Myers
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Jeffords
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Whiting
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Charles Toe
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Francie Saul
James Fo Shea
Savines Bank
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Nicholson
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Henjamin H Talbott
George C . Potten
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Harry A Leahy
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Riley Jacobs
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Allen
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Edward W Whiteside
Harvey T Winfield
Home Building Association
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Frances BE
Harry L Fuet
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Elizabeth Oilphadt
souNne See
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Beaseligure
Moore Wharton
Lester
Michael F. Colbert
National Permanent Building Association
George F Halney
Harriet P. C
Warton ¥Lester
Michael J. Colbert
John C Dancy Et Ax
Florence
Thomas C. Moore
Alexander K. Phillips
Temac Insurance Company
District of Columbia
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Thowan C, Moore
Alexander K Phillipa
Potomac Insurance Company
District of of Columbia
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Charles BM
Helen McD
Harry K Boon
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Frank Leech
Percy
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Isaac
Maxen Anther Lcott
Jeese HH Mitchell
Pietra Pontorno
Marietz
Ernest Lo Schmidt
Mo Emmerich
Ameren
Mary Posal
Geore’ Nees Emmerich
American Bidding Association
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