Revival of International Rowing And Henley Plans
The Round-Up notes growing talk of revived international rowing with American crews, Harvard Yale and Penn eyeing Henley participation after World War I. Harvard favors a Crimson challenge, Penn recalls past success, and alumni urge sending crews to compete against Cambridge and New York oarsmen. Funding and travel are seen as feasible, with broader hope for postwar peace easing sports exchanges.
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Harvard
Crimson
Fitrip
Yale
Vansylvania
Priauu
Stones Pennis
Cambridge
Newyen
England
Bear Penn
Thames
Puch
Hartfard
Vern
Henley
Red States
West Britain
Pew
United States
Ocean
Scholastic Sports Preview From A L Knapp
Tech and Business clash in scholastic basketball Tuesday with Tech aiming for a securing second place. Gonzaga basketball season ends, base ball at Eastern High begins mid March, and Western leads the Freshman Basketball League. Coach Apple at Tech trains swimmers Sinclair King and Winkler in strong form.
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A. L. Knapp
Tech
Business
Gonzeza
Johnny Moran
Centraliite
Eastern High
Dutch Held
Frank Baxter
Gonzaga Basketers
Gonzaga
Sinclair, King
Winikler
Baseball Gratitude and Fates of Whiteman and Dempsey
The article notes the shifting fortunes of baseball figures like Karley Comiskey and Harry Frazee, praising George Whiteman for crucial Red Sox wins and predicting his exit. It also covers John Reisier’s suit against Jack Dempsey over boxing purses, risking court actions that could affect the planned Willard Dempsey fight.
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Karley Comiskey
White Sox
Harry Frazee
Red Sox
George Whiteman
Boston
Cuba
Whiteman
Cubs
Wrazee
Tex Rickards
John Reisier
John the Barber
Dempsey
Cing
Hia
Reiver
Hig
Reisier
Harper Signs But Shaw Is Still Coy
Washington heads toward Augusta as Jim Shaw remains a hold-out while Harper, Johnson, Ayers, Yingling and others sign. Griffith expects Shaw to ink soon. Mathewson gets army discharge and may return to the Polo Grounds. Also notes on Sunday baseball push, Bender restored, Croyer Geary Casazza signings, and Newport News seeking an exhibition with the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fitzgerald
Jim Shaw
Washington
Harry Harper
Pittsburgher
Griffith
Jimmy
Johnson
Harper
Ayers
Cclub
Earl Yingling
All Pena
Augusta
Beaver Hart
Shaw
Nationals
Jim
Tne
Matty
Dartmouth Adds Cornell Colgate To 1919 Football Schedule
Dartmouth announces two new games for 1919 with Cornell on October 25 and Colgate on November 1, plus a trip to New York for Penn on November 8 and a Brown game in Boston November 16. Five other games are in Hanover, with Princeton absent from the slate.
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Hanover
N. H
Cornell
Colgate
Princeton
Dartmouth
New York City
University of Pennsylvania
Hoston
Springfleia ¥. M. Co. A. College
Norwich
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Penn State
New York
Brown
Boston
Yankees Acquire Quinn in Four for One Swap
New York, Feb 20. The New York American League club completed a deal with Vernon of the Pacific Coast League to obtain pitcher Jack Quinn. In exchange, Vernon receives pitchers Joseph Finneren and Samuel Rose and third baseman Vin Beck. A fourth player will be released to Vernon during the training period. The Quinn trade had been delayed by his unsettled status after joining the Chicago Americans before being sold to New York. the national commission recently ruled Quinn to New York.
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New York
New York American League Baseball Club
Desi
Vernon Club
Jack Quinn
Joseph Finneran
Samuel Rose
jVinn Beck
Verpon
Quinn
Chicago Americans
Vernon
National Baseball Commission
Baseball Rumors Stir Tomorrow’s Outfield Options
In Washington discussions shift to signing two more outfielders as Bert Shotton’s roster moves unfold. Griffith seeks a promising shortstop, with Ballinger from Newport News eyed. Joe Edson and Walter Johnson trends cited, while McGraw and Connie Mack field varied plans.
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Bert Shotton
Griffith
Ballinger
Newport News
Washington
Jimmy Cooney
Red Sox
Chase
New York
Joe Edson
Walter Johnson
Germany
McGraw
Cincinnati
Connie Mack
Athletics
al Tearney
Mike Martin
Augusta
Tillie Walker
Charley Jamieson
Philadelphia
West Virginia racing bill defeated in House vote
Wheeling Feb 26 the state racing bill vetoed by Gov Cornwell and upheld by the senate was defeated in the house of delegates 58 to 18 Delegate Everett Moore Marshall county led the fight for passage and changed his vote after the roll call Others altered votes at the last minute
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Wheeling
W. Va
Cornwell
Senate
House of Delegates
Everett Moore
Marshall County
Gossip of the Track by Harry N Price
West Virginia to see a new racing bill in 1921 while Pimlico announces 143000 added money at spring meets No purse below 1900 added. Aqueduct nominations flood in bigger purses rule this season Canada revival underway Buckboard seen at Oriental Park Robinson struggles to get Wioning mounts at Fair Grounds Johren and Sun Briar tipped as top 4 year olds in bid for honors
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Harry N, Price
West Virginia
Pimlico
Aqueduct
Canada
No Outside Boxing Forbidden at Great Lakes Station
Great Lakes naval training station bans boxing exhibitions and contests away from the station following a Navy order. Chicago ministerial group urged Sagara to bar boxers from appearing before the city council. Exhibition moved from council chamber to Elks Club. Chief Garrity enforces the prohibition.
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Chicago
Jackies
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Daniels
Sagara
Great Lakers
Chicago City Counci
Council Chamber
Elks Club
Garrity
Jones Denies Return to Yale as Coach
Tad Jones, Yale football head coach in 1917, denies being approached to return. Prof. Corwin said Jones was offered again, while Jones advocates secret practice and scouting, arguing it aids esprit de corps though Yale voted to abolish it. He is an official in a Seattle shipbuilding firm.
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New Haven
Tad Jones
Yale
Corwin
Athletic Council
Jones
Yale News
Seattle
Lipton to Inspect Shamrock IV for America’s Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton announced he would travel to America next week to inspect the Shamrock IV and review the potential defense of the America’s Cup. Yale plans rowing tests against Pennsylvania and Princeton on the Housatonic River with four scheduled college races.
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Lipton
Shamrock IV
London
Universal Service
Thomas Lipton
America
Yale
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Housatonic River
Drastic wins muddy New Orleans track feature race
Drastic ridden by Burke surged to victory in the feature at New Orleans on a muddy track. Koh-I-Noor finished second with Sands of Pleasure third, as Burke also rode Kebo in the earlier race. The meeting included multiple races with horses like Thelma B Emm Weller Airnat Brinstane and Fortunes across the card. Weather was clear and the track fast as the intercollegiate League plans a date and site for championships next week.
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New Orleans
Koh-I-Noor
Sands of Pleasure
Burke
Kebo
Sterns
Airnat
Hobinson
Ae Ee
Bathside
Pauley
Lag Fen
Molesworth
Langon
Ir Orenrey
Brinstane
Key Mar
Cxamano
Lois Gatherood
George Washington
Kad Foxy Griff
Hildare Boy
Speed
Ater
Paul Connelly
Kon-L-Noor
Mooney
Stanatet Leo Ran
Fice
Dorsch
Honda
Snelde
Man
Lukemae
Troxler
Wyances Sterr
Hebo
Biowon
Senator Broderick
Riolanis
Uri
Query
Shaw in Training for Millrose A A Games
New York February 26 Charlie Shaw intercollegiate half mile champion is now training and will represent Columbia in the Millrose A A games next week.
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New York
Charlie Shaw
Columbia
Kelly to Lead Rutgers Football Team in 1919
New Brunswick New Jersey February 26 Frank P Kelly former Rutgers halfback was elected captain of the Rutgers eleven for the 1919 season. The vote by the team follows another strong showing in the previous campaign and sets Kelly to steer the squad as captain this year.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Frank P. Kelly
Rutgers
Real Estate Transfers in Washington Highlands Area
Real estate transfers show Tariff Land Company to Frances L. Wilson for lot I square 6167. Tribby to John F. Jenkins for part lot 273 square 1267. Elliott to Sarah Magner for lot 42 square 1000. Yates to Morris Tolkinu for lot 30 squares 3118. and other transfers including properties on 2008 G Street NW 4115 Piret Street NW 14th Street NW 13th Street NW 4412 Fourteenth Street NW and more, with $10 consideration each. Public notices list dozens of lot transfers across Northwest and Southeast quadrants, including Meridian, Ingleside, Hillero, and Meritt properties, with multiple square and lot references.
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Washington Highlands —Tariff Land Company, Inc
Frances L. Wilson
Charles
John F. Jenkins
D Street
Sinteenth
Henry P. Elliott
Sarah Magner
Piret
Agnee
Yates
Morris Tolkinu
Willem J. Martin
Anita M. Rewnee
Mnare
Meridian i
Dian M. Chapman
Zhomaa W. Selfer
Square
Thirteenth Street
Ebien BE
Adelia C. Collins
Ware
Ingleside
Carl H. Smith
Caroline
Babe
Xabel Tip Te Louis
Seventeenth Street
American Security and Tront Company
William K. Quinter
Trnateen
Horace H. Wescott
Snd 2 ES Strrer Northwear— Wiliam E. H. Merritt To William F. Ham
John
Newbold
Arthur T. Curtin
George T. Curtin
E Street
EB. Gartreit
Wiliam BR. Milter
Washington Heights Apartment Het Company
Ethel and Rutty
Whitehaven
PTE
Jacob— Geeorge N
Nevada Amends Prize Fight Law For 25 Round Contests
Carson City Nev February 20 An amendment to the Nevada prize fight law allowing 25 round boxing contests passed the Senate 18 to 5 The Senate amended the bill to bar a white man from contesting a Negro The measure was approved by the assembly last week and concurrence is expected Governor Boyle may sign the bill Columbia's swimming and wrestling teams travel to Annapolis tomorrow for dual meets.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada
State Senate
Senate
Boyle
Boxing and sports notes and Auburn 1919 schedule
Boxers trade barbed barbs and future match rumors including Carl Morris, Pete Herman, Joe Lynch, Mike O Dowd, Young Chaney, Johnny Kishbare, Frankie Burns and Jack Dempsey with plans for a court martial dent fears and a possible Willard bout. Auburn announces football schedule for 1919 with Birmingham Mercer Clemson Vanderbilt UGA Spring Hill Mississippi A and M and Georgia Tech games.
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Carl Morris
Pete Herman
Chaney
Johnny Kishbare
Frankie Burns
Peerless Athletic Club
Baltimore
Jack Dempsey
Willard
New York
Auburn
Ala
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Beware Collegee
Birmingham
Mercer Mercer University
Clemson College
Compte
Vanderbilt University
Noshville
University of Georgia At
Columbus
Spring Hill College
Mobile
Mississippi A
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Young Richards Too Much for Kumagas in Indoor Final
In Philadelphia on February 20 Vincent Richards defeated Kumagas 4 6 6 4 to win the middle States indoor tennis tournament. Richards earned a semifinal meeting with Wallace Johnston as Kashio fell to William T. Tilden. Fred Alexander advanced by beating Craig Biddle. Wesleyan football unveils a seven game 1913 schedule with an opening clash at Worcester on October 4.
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Philadelphia
Ichyia Kumages
National Lawn Tennis Association
Vincent Richards
Wiliam T. Tilden
Middle States
Kumagas
Richards
Wallace Johnson
Japan
Fred Alexander iNew ZoRay
Craig Biddle
Ha Fler
New York
Paul W. Ginbene
Oynwsd
Wiliars T. ‘Silden
Eeesoi
Kaahio
T. Komagae
Harold ‘Taylor
A. L. Butts
E. P. Stanton
Equity and Circuit Court Docket Summary of February 28
Legal notices list Equity Division I and II matters under Justice Hitz and Justice Bailey, including Savages cases, adoptions, alimony rulings, and numerous motions and hearings. Circuit Division 1 and 2 entries cover real estate trusts, damages, and criminal arraignments, with probate proceedings and estate administration across multiple estates.
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Supreme Court, District of Columbia Equity Division I
Hitz
Savage
Laintiff
A. J. Newmyer
Bill
Plaintify
Clinton Rebb
Crane
Gilpit
Tucker
Kenyon & Macfarland
Murray
Gu- Newmyer
Akers
Frisby
O'sher
Smith
Ameth
O'Brien
Columbia
Aux
Attorness
Stephens
Roventerg
Wilson
Greenbarg
Downis
Tepper
Walls
Equity Division
Justice Bailey
James I. Brown
A. W. Gray- Payne
Payte
H. Winship Wheatley
McCreery
A. G. Bishop
Fred McKee
Boylers
Speer
Charles W. Donaldson
Morehouse—Toomey
Martha’ Parker
Nord—Martin
Mickey Va
Mickey, Attorpera
fe—_McLanahan & Burton
Robert Hurtie
State of Mary
Stickel
Eatate
Anthony J. Went
H. W. Schon
Ronle Arkhard
Britton & Gray
Katharine C. Bruett
Frank Stetson
Attorsey
T. Guddin
Frederick 3
Tobriner & Bamang Rie
Samuel B
Sarmuel Lelgu He- Daniel
Bond
Wilton
Lamete
Andrew Kens
E. Newton Donaldwiatate
Phoebe Hamilton
Panta ‘Matatee
Michael J. Murray
Jen. Betate
Jobs Harrie
Peetian
A. W. Gra
Fuede
Edward State
Patrick Randolph
Apts Tuscanats
B. de Ectate
Withers
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Saod
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Oscar Nanek
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Antonio Cervigtio
Ptaintif Itorneye
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Charles Clagett
United States of America
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Stantontown
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Whitefield Inter
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Munthe
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Marto Te
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Samuel BE Kite, Jr
Annie M Hoover
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Charles W. Feirfax
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Claire
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Thomas EB
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Jena C. Acting
Ellen E. Blood
Pleasant and Pite Union Trot Company
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Greenwoor
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Herman NR
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