Fulton Easy Winner in Go With Weinert
New York report says Fred Fulton of Rochester defeated Charlié Weinert of Newark in ten rounds, dominating the bout from early on. Referee Brown intervened after Weinert absorbed severe punishment, preserving him from further danger as Fulton pressed toward a knockout.
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Four Quint Clashes On Calendar Today
Four basketball games are on today’s schedule as Central meets Business in a high school league showdown at 2:45. Army and Evepa face Georgetown freshmen in Hyannis, Eastern meets Gonzaga in Gonzaga’s gym at 3:30, and Carroll Institute hosts Tech tossers at 8. Central-Business aims to break the second place deadlock. lineups include Boloman, Godlieb, White, Long, Kaplan, Towbes, Raedy, Perley, Ralph Wise, and McDonald.
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Wallace Cup Champion Defeats Killeen 100 to 63
Walter Wallace captured the District pocket billiard title at the Grand Central after weeks of play, defeating Edward Killeen 100 to 63 in the final. Samuel Hilleen placed second and Frank Swann third. Lindheimer challenged Wallace to a 500 point match. New York February 12 Golfers learned Walter J. Travis will retire from amateur golf under a new United States Oil Association ruling.
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Grand Central
Samuel Hilleen
Frank Swann
Lindheimer
Wallace
New York
Walter J. Travis
United States Oil Association
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Friends Seek Neutral Court Game With Army and Navy Preps
Friends School basketball anxious to arrange a game with Army and Navy Preps within two weeks at Y M C A or another neutral court. In New York HigginS won the Suburban quarter in the Knights of St Anthony meet with Malpin second and Ted Meredith third. Yale defeated Pennsylvania 25 to 13 in New Haven intercollegiate league action.
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May cut N. L. limit to 16 or 18 players
New York February 14 The National Leagues mag nates converge to discuss baseball war issues and possible measures for a potential labor war with labor leaders led by Dave Fultz. A move is afoot to shorten sail by reducing the player limit from 22 to 16 or 18, with many owners yet to sign their full quota aiding August Herrmann in his drive to cut ranks.
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Baseball men patriotic rally to aid war effort
Indianapolis February delegates at the fourth annual meeting of the National Amateur Baseball Association of America adopt a resolution urging amateur players from ten affiliated cities to volunteer for military duty immediately. A second resolution levies a direct 10 cent tax per player to be paid before April 1, with funds to be given to the American Red Cross.
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Watermen lead in central high school relay race
The Company B watermen finished ahead of Company A and Company E in a 640-yard relay for Central High cadet corps. Stokes, Connelly, Harrison and Chester formed the winning quartet. A junior varsity dual meet among freshman and sophomore classes is set for 3 pm with events including 320-foot relay, 50 yard breaststroke, 100-yard swim, diving, backstroke, and distance plunges.
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Palmas
Peck and Keller Lead Sunday School Basketball Action
Peck defeated Mount Pleasant 88 to 19 in the senior division and Keller topped Petworth 2% to in the junior class of the Sunday School Basketball League last night. Covenant forfeited to Northminster in the seniors, and Mount Pleasant juniors did not bring a team to face Epiphany youngsters. Officials included Referee B. Colliflower and Umpire Mr. Puller with Scorer Mr. Brathburd.
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Johnson Crashes Over Henry as Baseball Fights Loom
The American League president Ban Johnson renews his threat to blacklist Henry Johnson of the Nationals. If Johnson’s claim stands, legal fights under Sherman law and Restraint of Trade questions loom, while Griff and Miner plan a New York meeting to mend the rift. Fans grow wary as arbitration and peace talks are urged.
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Racing Entries and a Western High win over St Alban’s
A scanned racing card lists races at five and six furlongs, one mile plus races with numerous entries and weights for horses like Tiger Jim Bulgar Bell Band Edith Olga and many others. Separately Western High School defeated St Alban’s 28 to 21 on their court as Morse led with 17 points, with full substitution and foul details.
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Milholland
Fae W. Herron
Chamberlaine
D. Herron
Bisinger
McAllister
Mr. Morse
Mr. Hudson
Racing results from multiple races at RavE Hermitage purse meet
A lengthy race card lists maiden and claiming events for 2 year olds and older. Winners include Zip in the two year olds race, Royal Interest and others in later claiming and handicap races. Notable finishes feature Belflock second, Ex Sheriff third, and Joe D. in a claiming event. Cincinnati, Feb 12 report notes Pete Herman defeating Sammy Sandow in a bantam bout.
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Virginia Track Team Sets South Atlantic Meet Entries
Virginia’s track squad, facing continued cold, trains on the outdoor board track for Georgetown Johns Hopkins and George Washington meets. Trainer Lannigan announced seven Virginia runners will compete at the Georgetown South Atlantic intercollegiate meet Saturday night, with Wilson in hurdles and clashes, Wallace and Stone in sprints, Barker and Harris Coleman in shot put, and Edwards and Goodwin in the half mile.
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Stanley Named Lynchburg Manager For Virginia League Season
Joe Stanley, a longtime baseball figure from this city and former major leaguer, will manage the Lynchburg club in the Virginia League next season after signing a contract yesterday. He aims to recruit Washington talent and has a varied career with the Washington American League team, Boston, Chicago Nationals, Louisville, New Orleans, and Muskegon, where he last managed.
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C U Selects Its Relay Team For G U Indoor Games
Catholic University selects Kean Driscoll Nicholson and Rooney to run in the Georgetown indoor carnival against George Washington at Convention Hall. Coach Mulligan announced after trials at the Brookland Arcade. Other local teams field multiple entries as schools vie for the anticlimactic point trophy.
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Giants to drop Witter from Newark to Giants
New York February 12 Leo Witter Newark outfielder signed by the Giants has lost his opportunity to become a major leaguer after refusing to sign a contract. He will be turned over to some minor league arrangement.
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Leo Witter
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