Georgetown Larceny Basketball Team Faces Regimental Ban
Georgetown officials ruled that the varsity quint will not wear Second Regiment colors and may be suspended from Georgetown play if they continue touring under regimental colors. The decision follows friction between players and management, with key players facing postgraduate options and a perilous schedule ahead including Virginia and Virginia Tech contests.
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Parham
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Navy
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Manarer Ditches
Peonsylvania
Carlisle
Futale Nelthe
Primed for Big Meet at Washington University Indoor Meet Preview
The article previews George Washington Universitys big indoor meet at Convention Hall with Cy Cummings as announcer and Paynter from Central Manual Training School and Gallagher from Brown Free School as standout entrants. It notes entries from Bacon Martin Randolph and Hartranft and Porter expected to compete in jumps. The event promises a high level of competition, with Virginia and George Washingtons relay teams poised for a strong showing.
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George Washington
Conention Hall
Convention Hall
Abbot
Carrie Nalin
Ard
Imine Atenetitem
Paynter
Hillman
New York Athletic Club
Bacon
Martn and
Randolph
Virgin Schtranft
Pennsylvania
Jack Wal
Mercersburg Academy
Martin
Virgina
Baltimore
Peng
Corvention Hall
Porter
Newhouser
Jumdrach Carpenter
Olympi
Tougut
Freud
Umper
Virginia
Fragmented OCR note hints at local election items
The unreadable OCR fragment mentions voting and officials with scattered names and places. It suggests a local election context with references to candidates or polling actions but lacks clear facts or dates to confirm specific outcomes or participants.
Bribery and Vest Vex Baseball Meeting Looms
Nation League and American League leaders spar over vested interests as a major baseball meeting at Washington nears. Talks center on umpire cases, league authority, and possible changes to the enforcement of eligibility and conduct rules amid heated exchanges.
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Murphy
Johnson
Will Not Be Traded by Washington Siltans End Season
Reporter notes New York Siltans will not trade veteran players as the season ends. The text mentions Adams, Chesbro, and Ponti with unclear details about their roles and future plans. It hints at a decline and possible end of careers amid team strategy and farm life.
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Walington
Noth Adams
Jack Chesbro
New York
Indianapalis
Gentiiman Fusner
Bopp
Hunself Ds
Sas
Ponti
New Yorks
Buss
Automobile World Sparks Drive For Industry Growth
The article notes a surge in automobile industry activity with showcases in Boston and New York, Hartford Works tires in demand, and Washington schooling on auto construction. It highlights Ford Motor Company leadership, Admiral Evans as a noted motorist, and the Commercial Automobile and Supply MF3 touring car drawing local attention.
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Washington
Warner Motor Company
New Hampshire Avenue
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Charles E Miller & Brother
United State
Evans
Startford
Commercial Automobile and Supply Company
New York
Forced Young Britt Quits in Fight With Kilne Opponent
In a Washington report from Baitimas, Abe Attell’s likely foe before Tugland, Kilne, pressured Britt to quit by the third round. Kilne opened strong, Britt was sent to the ropes, and Kilne’s lefts and rights dominated. Attell expected to meet Kilne next.
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Young Britt
Washington
Baitimas
Puss Bilne
Newark
Abe Attell
Demoniscoll
Tugland
Toneit
Nell
Britt
Aine
Tangs Affar
Thul
Luce
Kline
Marathon Tryout In Hot Springs Pits Ball Stars Against Breitenstein
Veteran pitcher Theodore Breitenstein won a ten mile marathon on Hot Springs Mountain, finishing far ahead of Eddie Fen, Sabine Perry Werden, Arthur Hess, and Maer. The event, held to train players from the North and South, ended at Maurice's bath house with no official time recorded as runners traversed government roads and highways.
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Breitenstsim
Hot Springs
Ark
Washington Post
Hot
University School Triumphs Over Friends School In Private School Finals
University School defeated Friends School 33 to 2 in a tense private school championship game at the university gym. Captain Baker led Friends with strong ball handling while University’s Jones and Corby starred for the victors as both teams exhausted after a fast, physical match.
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Uf Moore
Baley
Porter Vente
Baier
Fay
Thomp
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Mc Jubgin
Bowling Contest Coupon and Ballot Deadlines
The last coupon appears tomorrow February 14 and must reach The Post by noon Sunday. Special ballots with paid subscriptions are issued until noon Sunday February 21 and must be received by The Post by noon that same day.
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Washington Post
Princeton and Richmond Face Rivalry at Federal Games
Princeton, Richmond, Georgetown, and other colleges set for a Federal games meet. Track stars Whitely, Frantz, Laird, and Wetee from Princeton lead distance events. Richmond relies on Bristow Lodge Meek and Langford in sprints. Georgetown fields Gibbs, Maher, Martin, and Ruskell in handicaps with Smith and Smiths in hurdles and sprints. Tickets available at sporting goods stores through Saturday afternoon.
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Pimend College
Dennis Hana
Scubbert
Whitely
Lawrenceville Academy
Frantz
Laird
Richmond College
Bristow Lodge Meek
Capt Fred Gibbs
Walter Maher
John Martin
Ruskell
J Mulligan
Walter
Charles Reiker
Tom Smith
Hindie Smith
Ron Mj
Marin
Virginia
Hartranit
Georgetown
Stromg
Smith
Martin
Tome Institute
Scarborough
Ogle
Carter
Hopkins
Holland
Buscher
Allan Lard Is Defeated in Mid Winter Golf Tournament
In Pinehurst North Carolina J Travis and C L Becker advance from second and semifinal rounds of the St Valentines Golf Tournament. Travis defeats WooH tite and John B Porter to reach the final. Becker bests Man Tard then J P Gatener to reach the final rounds, with others like Gardner, Beeles, and Woland winning in earlier matches.
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Washington Post
Pinehurst NC
Walter Travis
Garden
Biwi Chempion
C J
Gaithersburg reorganizes baseball team for season
The Gaithersburg baseball squad announces a reelected board led by Vinender of the county school board as manager. The roster includes Catcher Sidney Teige, pitchers Diamond and Thompson, first base Teat, second base Haver, third base Washill, shortstop Rowgh ity, and outfielders Murphy, Beall, and Move A. The opening game vs Business High School is set for May 2. Local fans expect a better record than last season.
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Washington Post
Murphy Beall
Business Tinh
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Washington
Ganesbul
Veinity
Clark Wins Marathon in New York City Event
James Clark of the Nay Athletic Club led a marathon from Brooklyn to Sea Gate Ceres Island, finishing ahead of 14 runners after a fierce race. The contest began on the armors of the Totteerti1 regun and concluded in Sea Gate Ceres Island with Clark securing the win for the club.
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James Clark
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Nay Athletic Club
Brooklyn
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