Five Pirates Still Unsigned in 1917 Contract Round
Pittsburgh officials report five Pittsburgh Nationals players have not signed 1917 contracts. Veteran Honus Wagner and Wax Carey are among the holdouts, with Douglas Hkaird, William Flecher, and Walter Schmidt also not signed. President Harvey Dreyfuss notes Wagner usually signs late before spring training.
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Hold-Outs Takeover Hits Blue Ridge League
Martinsburg West Virginia December information shows half the reserve lists across six Blue Ridge teams, about 49 players, refusing to sign at 1916 salaries. Hyattsville Athletic Club beat Riverdale Athletic Club 22 to 35 as Hyattsville surged late to overpower Riverdale.
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Arch Rogers Wins 26 Mile Skating Marathon in Cohoes
Troy New York February 25 Archie Rogers of Poughkeepsie won the annual 26 mile skating marathon at Cohoes and broke all world records from the twentieth mile. His time for the distance was 1 hour 25 minutes 22 seconds with his fastest mile at 2 minutes 52 seconds in the twenty fourth mile.
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Last of Giants in Line Signs with Nationals
New York report states outfielder David Robertson, the last holdout, has signed for the 1317 season. He will depart for training camp at Marlin, Texas, next Friday after the deal was announced by the club.
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Cal team to play twelve baseball games in Japan
San Francisco February 25 The University of California executive committee accepted an invitation from Keio University to play a twelve game baseball series in Japan The committee urged deferring the start to June instead of May and noted the California team may stop in Hawaii en route to Japan.
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V P I Eleven Plays Here Schedule Highlights
Blacksburg Va February 25 Virginia Tech unveils a ten game football schedule featuring five home contests. Opponents include Richmond College Hampden Sydney Yale Davidson Georgetown Wake Forest West Virginia North Carolina A and M Roanoke College and Virginia Military Institute with games at New Haven Huntington Norfolk and Roanoke.
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Magee Signs With Braves In Reduced Deal
Boston Feb 25 Sherwood Magee outfielder of the Boston Nationals accepted the club terms with a salary cut from 6500 to 4200 for the coming season. Fred Aljson, a pitcher, also sent in a signed contract for lower figures. Walter Maranville remains the principal holdout.
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Detroit Amateur Union Records Fall at Club Meet
Two world records fell at the Central Amateur Athletic Union championships at the Detroit Athletic Club last night. Fred John of the Detroit YMCA swam 75 feet in 46 seconds, and C B Pavlicek of the Illinois Athletic Club posted 160 yards backstroke in 1 53 1 5. The page also lists Naturalization Bowling League standings with Franklin, Locomobiles, Maxwells, H Ls, Fords, Packards and Dodges, noting the Flivvers dropped from the league due to resignations.
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Belmonts view on racing stakes shaping a great season
August Belmont, head of the Jockey Club, argues that a surge in new stakes with higher values will elevate racing to a broader, more popular level. He predicts larger fields, increased entry fees, and stronger breeding impact as owners expand stables to meet rising prize money and penalties.
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Rides Bike 26 204 Miles Wins Gold Medal
Crescent Bicycle Club of Baltimore set mileage records with 109 681 miles ridden by members including 210 centuries. Walter Igiehart 18 earned 37 404 points for gold, while William Wright 40 logged 36 031 points. Points equal miles plus 100 per century.
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Turner to Wrestle Yokel for Lyceum Title Clash
Joe Turner accepts Mike Yodel's challenge for a return middleweight title bout at the Lyceum Theater Thursday night. Weigh-in at 158 pounds set for 3 pm on fight day, Turner to receive 65 percent of the purse regardless of the outcome.
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Vanished Yankees Pitcher Caldwell Fails to Report
New York February report says Ray Caldwell known as the Human Silver has vanished. He was to report Saturday for travel to Macon but did not appear. Caldwell holds an $8,000 a year contract with the Yankees and his whereabouts remain unknown.
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Women Clever With Oars In Interclass Regatta
University of California women students demonstrate skill at rowing in four eight oared crews planned for March. A mile course will host the interclass regatta with class numerita awarded to the winning crew.
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Petworth Methdédiats Defeat Immanuel Episcopalians
Immanuel Episcopal team from Anacostia fell 39 to 24 to Petworth Methdédiats in a Saturday night basketball game. Armbruster led with floor points and miscues, with Wise Gable McGlow and Maslin among scorers. Referee Mr Patrick Thuer officiated, halves of 20 minutes. In local notes, Chicago hosts over 200 tenpin leagues.
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Georgetown Favored To Win South Atlantic Indoor Title
Georgetown challenges Virginia for the South Atlantic indoor crown after a strong showing at Hopkins Fifth Regiment games in Baltimore. The Hilltoppers field a strong four man relay and contenders in the 440 dash 2 mile and pole vault with Harry Weidman aiming for 12 feet and Bill Gates delivering in hurdles and sprints.
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Auditors Lead Southern League in Duckpin Bowling
The Auditors boast 29 victories and 13 defeats to lead the Southern Railway Clerks Duckpin League. Tie and Timber and Law and Managers each hold 23 wins and 23 losses in runner-up position. Campbell has a 103.18 heat average and 79 spares, while Stanley tops strike makers with 18. Lawson, a Passenger Traffic roller, has 351 for high set and R Dorsey of Tie and Timber rolled a high game of 140.
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Races Set for Second Annual Galakwa Course Meet
Hot Springs Arkansas February 25 The arrival of over 500 top stables from New Orleans marks the buildup for the second annual meet of the Galakwa course starting March 7 The tracks have been praised as very fast by trainers The East vs West lawn tennis matches will be played on asphalt courts at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles March 9 and 10.
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Season Near End for College Quints in Northern Trip
George Washington University faces a three game Northern trek ending the season this week. Catholic University and Georgetown already finished schedules. GW's pitcher heads to South Bethlehem to play Lehigh, then faces Pennsylvania Military College in Chester and Brooklyn Poly in Brooklyn. Gallaudet meets Johns Hopkins Independents at Kendall Green on Saturday. GWU women also have several more games into April.
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May Choose Dartmouth Eleven at Pasadena on New Year
Dartmouth College football eleven may be the New Year day attraction at Pasadena against the strongest of the Western teams. The matchup pits the qualified Dartmouth squad against a premier western foe in a bout that could shape postseason prestige.
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