Georgetown Quints Players Face Severe Suspension Over Regiment Honor
Georgetown's varsity basketball team faces potential suspension from playing under the Georgetown name if players continue to compete in regimental colors. The executive committee ruled the regimental affiliation must end, threatening removal from Southern and District title contention and jeopardizing upcoming dates with Pennsylvania and Carlisle. The dispute centers on loyalties between management and players over representing the Second Regiment and Georgetown.
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Primed for Big Meet at George Washington University
Prime entries and anticipated showdowns mark the opening of George Washington University's indoor meet at Convention Hall. Notables include Cummings as announcer, Paynter from Central Manual, Gallagher from Brown, and a star high jumper Porter aiming for glory amid strong Virginia and Pennsylvania contenders. The event features top timber-toppers, a high-profile George Washington versus Virginia relay clash, and extensive preparations to ensure clear viewing and smooth competition.
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New York Athletic Club
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Bribe Defenses Rally as Baseball Meeting Looms in Ward
Newspaper reports murky talk of vested interests amid clashes between National and American League leaders. Umpire disputes, boss quotes, and a looming meeting push attention to baseball power players and a pending official stance. Johnson’s vested interest, Murphy’s defense, and Teague’s potential statements shape the upcoming proceedings.
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Natemul League
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Washington Po not trade Adams as Chesbro visits mother
A chaotic account notes Adams not being traded as Chesbro visits Indianapolis and contemplates his baseball future. The piece hints at a looming end to his career and questions about remaining in the sport.
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Noth Adams
Jack Chesbro
New York
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Automobile World Highlights and Industry Outlook
The article discusses early automaker activity and shows a mix of reports from Washington and New York. It notes Charles E Miller & Brother agents for Ford, industry growth and employment figures, a focus on safety and regulation, and ongoing education at the Automobile School of Washington. It mentions Hartford tires demand, Admiral Evans endorsing motoring, and the Commercial Automobile and Supply Company promoting the MF3 touring car seen at the New York show.
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Ford Motor Company
Charles E Miller & Brother
United State
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Commercial Automobile and Supply Company
New York
Forced Young Britt to Quit in Brooklyn Bout
In a truncated Washington report from Baitimas, Abe Attell’s likely opponent emerged as Kilne of Newark before a Tugland world title bout. Britt fought hard, trading rights and lefts, but quit in the third as Kilne pressed and Attell’s future foe appeared.
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Breitenstsein Wins Ten Mile Marathon at Hot Springs
Veteran pitcher Theodore Breitenstein won a ten mile marathon tryout on Hot Springs Mountain finishing ahead of other ball players from the South and North. The course ran along government roads to Maurice's bath house with no official time kept.
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Washington Post
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University School Tops Friends in Private School Championship
In the District of Columbia private school basketball final the University School defeated Friends School 33 to 2 at their gym on Chueh Street. Captains Baker and Jones starred for the University and Friends, with late surges from Friends unable to overturn a strong University performance.
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Bowling Contest Coupon Deadlines Notice
The final coupon runs tomorrow February 14 and must reach The Post by noon next Sunday February 21. Special ballots for paid-in-advance subscriptions will be issued until noon Sunday February 21 and must be received by The Post by noon that day.
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Princeton and Richmond clash in Federal games meet preview
The Princeton team schedules a big intercollegiate track tilt with Richmond College next Saturday. Key runners include Whitely Frantz Laird and Wetee from Princeton, while Richmond relies on Bristow Lodge Meek and Lankford to challenge in sprints and distance events. Georgetown and Tome Institute also enter open handicaps and hurdles as observers anticipate strong showings.
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Ruskell
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Tom Smith
Hindie Smith
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Virginia
Allan Lard Is Defeated In Winter Golf Tourney
The second and semifinal rounds of the St Valentines golf tournament at Pinehurst NC see Allan Lard eliminated. J Travis and C L Becker advance, defeating WooH Tite and John B Porter respectively to reach the final. Multiple regional clubs represented as teams, with Gardner and Becker posting decisive wins in the morning and afternoon matches.
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Gaithersburg Reorganizes Open in The Washington Post
Gaithersburg reorganizes baseball team for the coming season with Vinender Cooke on the county board as manager Tyler Mor hail 58st and Sidney Todge listed among staff. The squad includes Catcher Sidney Teige pitchers B Diamond and Thipson first base Teat second base Washill third base FL Damond short stop Rough ity outfielders Murphy Beall Move A. First game set for May 2 against Business High School. local fans hopeful for an improved record over last season.
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Clark Wins Marathon in Brooklyn to Sea Gate Finish
James Clark of the Nay Athletic Club led from start to finish in a coastal marathon race starting near the Brooklyn area and finishing at Sea Gate Ceres Island after 14 runners completed the course.
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