Pennsylvania’s Freshmen Prohibited From Competition Rule Adopted
Philadelphia February 14 The University of Pennsylvania athletics committee adopted a simplified code barring freshmen from intercollegiate competition until one academic year of satisfactory work. It also tightens amateur status rules and limits total intercollegiate participation to four years, with a committee review on each participant. The code drew praise and some criticisms in responses from many colleges and schools nationwide.
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Philadelpha
Committee On Athletics
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Yate
Harvard
Princeton
Hom
Eustole
University Committee On
Pennsylvanian baseball schedule lists two dates for Georgetown and Virginia
The University of Pennsylvania sylvanian team released a schedule with two dates each for Georgetown and Virginia. The list covers games from April through June at Franklin Field and away venues, naming opponents such as Virginia, Georgetown, Trinity, Gettysburg, Yale, Columbia, Rutgers, Lafayette, Princeton, Harvard, and more. The long schedule also notes a Harvard track squad report with over 400 men reported.
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Georgetown
Virginia
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Joseph Miench
University of Pennsylvanian
Tuesdey
Charlottesville
Thurvas
Ricmond College
Richmond
Washington
Sautumler
Villa Neva
Prantlin Field
Strurdat
Trinity
Franklin Field
Gettysburg
Franklin
Satunday
Yale
Columbia
New York
Rutgers
New Brunglek
Lafayette
Franklinield
Lohieb
Princeton
Amherst
Harvard
Corner
New Haven
State
Pranklin Field
Cornely
Ithaca
Brown
Providence
Exeter
Cambridge
Horse racing at Fair Grounds features Beechwood and Fla vigny as favorites
New Orleans February racing at Fair Grounds narrows fields as Baleshed and Van Ness emerge as lone winners among favorites. Beechwood shares top favoritism with Fla vigny, with muttered odds and a crowded card. Race results list numerous minor runners and varying times across six races.
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Baleshed
van Ness
Beechwood
Flavigny
Thoroughbred Races Scorecard From New Orleans Meet
A long list of race results from the New Orleans Fair Grounds features multiple races with winners, runners up, and place names. Notable finishers include Good Luck winning the third race at eight to five with Chorley second and Vina third, plus Embarrassment second to A Mushoday in the Venice Biandicap. Other events show The Roustabout, Sunmark, and Wifin King among horses racing across various distances, with numerous entries like Chauncey Olcott, Grove Center, Peter Peul, and Judge Treen in attendance at City Park and Oaklawn venues.
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el Cassdor
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Steeplechase Off at City Park New Orleans
City Park race program reports the steeplechase canceled due to a muddy track. Fonsoluca Rockaway and Bertha E. noted as winning favorites in their races, with multiple thoroughbred contenders listed in each of six races and several scratches and results.
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Rockaway
Bertha E
City Park
New Orleans
Bluedale
Collequy
Bonart
John Garner
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Problem
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Monita Alsa Reo
Deutschland Never Caught Bannock Belle Second In St Valentine Handicap
San Francisco February 14 Deutschland led all the way to win the $1,000 St Valentine Handicap at Oakland. Bannock Belle closed a big gap to take second in a spectacular stretch run. Invictus at 15 to 1 also ran well in the third race. conditions were rainy and the track sloppy.
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Pelham
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Muskoday Wins Free Handicap at Ascot Amid Rainy Slop
Muskoday defeated a strong field to claim the midweek free handicap for the third consecutive time at Ascot. Weather was rainy with a sloppy track as four favorites won. In the first race Brigand led from eight to three favorites and time recorded at 1 48. Second race details mention Alleron leading at odds of 1 to 3 over half a mile.
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Ban] Curtis
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Dates For Americans Athletics Opening Here
Special to The Washington Post New York February 14 The spring meeting of the American and National leagues discussed the baseball schedule with the American League presenting a near identical plan to last year. Eastern clubs start April 4 with Philadelphia at Washington and Boston at New York while Western clubs begin April 21 in Chicago at Detroit and Cleveland at St Louis. The season ends in the East October 6 and in the West October 7. The New York Americans will play Memorial and Labor Day at home and finish series with Boston. Cleveland will have all holidays at home.
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Racing Odds and Names Trounce The Field
A list of horse names and odds appears with owners and figures such as Life ill Sais 108 George P. and McNear 104 Hewolt 102 The Goldfinder 9 Talmer La Torteza 87 Sixth rate Puturity course Macumber 106 Da Tums 103 Ambitious Montazus 1M Sandstorm 10 My Choice 99 Mancia Mabel 98 Avtara 9b Jack Hennessy Minna Baker 9 each.
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George P
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la Torteza
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My Choice
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Avtara
Jack Hennessy
Minna Baker
O Brien Seeks Jeffries If He Returns to Ring in Future
Toledo, February 14. Jack O'Brien, world middleweight champion, says he has not challenged Jim Jeffries but would welcome a fight if Jeffries returns. He asserts confidence in his milling system and plans to face Tommy Ryan or Marvin Hart next, preferring Jeffries if available.
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Ohio
Jim Jeffries
Jack O’brien
Tommy Ryan
O’brien
Marvin Hart
Jeffries
O'Brien
Hart
National Trotting Association adopts new rules
The National Trotting Association at its twenty third bi annual congress in New York announces rule changes for the coming year. New licensing rules apply to drivers riders and entrants while circuits may form their own boards of stewards. Five entries required for purses three to start, timing rules revised and suspensions tightened. Officers P P Johnston president Morgan G Buckley first vice president N T Smith second vice president elected.
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National Trotting Association
Mable
P. P Johnston
Lexington
Morgan G. Buckley
Hartford
Conn
N. T. Smith
San Francisco
Central District
Willam Russell Allen
St. Louis
Frank Bower
Philadelphia
George Campbell Brown
Springfield
Tenn
John C West
Canton
St Johns College Announces Its Most Extensive Baseball Schedule
St Johns College in Annapolis has released its season schedule led by manager FB Leslie Gosnell. The slate opens March 30 with Penn State at Annapolis, adding new opponents West Virginia Virginia Virginia Military Institute and others across North Carolina Maryland and Virginia through late May. The league includes games against Buckner University Johns Hopkins Navy Mount Saint Marys Georgetown and Washington College among others.
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Leslie Gosnell
St. John's
Penn State
Annapolis
University of West Virginia
Annapolia
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College
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Triniity College
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Richmond College
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Norfolk College
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Buckner) University
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Anapolis
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Bimmitsburg
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Westminster
Georgetown
Washington, DC
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Chestertown
Garlandet
Weshington
Washington to host fourteen Saturdays and one holiday in AL schedule
The American League plan assigns Washington a heavy home slate with fourteen Saturdays and a holiday, plus key early games against Connie Mack's Athletics. The Philadelphia champions open in Washington on April 14, then the Athletics visit, followed by a Philadelphia trip and a return to home for four games against the Red Sox, as weather and attendance shape expectations.
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Johnson
Philadelphia
Connie Macks
Datrons
Preakme
Éass Brit
Nationals
Athletics
Philadelpha Teats
Quaker City
Jimmy Coelbns
Wrestling tournament card adds Burlingame Link bout in Concordia Hall
The wrestling program at Concordia Hall tomorrow evening includes George Burlingame versus Shad Link of Baltimore with Link to throw twice in an hour or lose. Main bout features Joe Grant of this city against Joe Ruseka of Baltimore, Grant returning after nearly a year. Two additional preliminaries are planned and a portrait of Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, née Roosevelt, will appear in next Sunday's Post.
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Shad Link
Baltimore
Concordia Hal
Link
Joe Grant
Joe Ruseka
Grant
Burlingame Link
Longworth
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Nationals season schedule in the Eastern circuit and travel path
The Nationals schedule outlines spring and summer trips starting in April with multiple games in Philadelphia Boston New York Detroit Chicago Louis and Cleveland. The Western contingent plays in Washington and Detroit with a June run to Cleveland Chicago St Louis then home for Athletics and Highlanders. Memorial Day Fourth of July Labor Day trips and a final Philadelphia date in October finish the season.
Six Old Dominion Cities to Compete for Baseball Championship
Virginia State League announces the contender cities as Richmond Danville Lynchburg Roanoke Norfolk and Newport News. Umpires named are Norman Dangolph Bethel Ohio William Hoffier Perth Amboy and Harry Mace Washington. E N Gregory named secretary treasurer of the league.
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Washington Post
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Jake Wells
Virginia State Baseball League
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Roanoke
Norfolk
Newport News
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Bethel Ohio
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Perth Ambor
Harry Mace
Washington
E. N Gregory
SHC
League
Central High squad faces a rebuilding season with new key players
The Central High Select baseball team opened practice yesterday with 42 players reporting. Only three veterans remain from last year, so captaincy and infield positions will shift. Widening outfield options and a developing pitching staff highlight plans as the schedule includes two games with Maryl um Agricultural College and George Town Prep, with a likely season opener against George Washington Varsity on March 22. Meanwhile, other items note Col H Toler dies in Wichita, Gleason defeats Grim in Wilmington, jockey Reiff marries in Chantilly, and a cold cure ad closes the page.
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Jim Spring
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Sid White
Shortetaywl
Donald Wel
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Cunningham
Mi Atheron
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