Willard Eyes McCarty Bout After NYC Arrival
Luther McCarty and Billy McCarney traveled from Los Angeles to New York while promoters sought a July 4 bout with Bombadier Wells or a ten round match with Jess Willard. Willard insisted on fighting for top status, while New York fans favor Willard and Vernon prospects. Sheriff Harburger pushes a $2,000 salary for each boxing commissioner and a $12,000 budget, as New York records show boxing tax and gate receipts since 1911. Palzer ends coast stay, planning to quit O Rourke after defeat, while Rivershaw scales at 138 1/2 pounds ahead of a January 14 weigh-in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Luther McCarty
Billy McCarney
Los Angeles
McCarey
MecCarty
Bombadier Wells
Vernon
McCarney
McCarty
William Gibson
Jess Willard
Madison Square Garden
Wells
Willard
California
Bombadier Webs
Palzer
Kearns
Sam
Garden A. C
Boxing Commission
Julius Harburger
Commission
Albany
New York State
Paizer
Rourke
al Palzer
Tom O'Rourke
A Frien
O'Rourke
Rimor
Hd Rossley
Rossley
Jos Rivershaw
Leadh Cross
Rivery
Woodlawn Inn
Expect Chance to Lead Club in New York Baseball Return
Chicago Jan. 7 Frank Chance likely to sign tomorrow as manager of the New York American baseball team after a long conference with owner Frank Farrell Chance had tentatively left baseball for a year to focus on other interests but Farrell voiced strong inducements including salary near 20000 and a multi year contract with a share in the club The conference will resume tomorrow and Farrell met Ban Johnson president of the American League to secure backing for the bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Chance
New York American Baseball
Frank Farrell
Chance
Mr. Farrell
New York
Mr. Ferrell
Ban Johnson
American League
Reds
John Kling
Johnny Kling
King
Boston
Gaffney
Cincinnati
Kling
Herrmann
Tinker
Tommy Rice
Brooklyn Eagle
Brooklyn Park
Hippodrome
Johnson
Lynch
Ainsworth
Jim McAleer
Youngstown
Washington
Boston Red Sox
Chesley Chosen Director Of Washington Baseball Club
At the annual stockholders meeting in Washington a 1913 board was elected replacing H B Blair with Thornton Chesley. Manager Griffith reviewed the season and officers pending within a week. Current officers: President Benjamin Minor Vice President Rudolph Kauffmann Secretary Edward J Walsh Treasurer Wm E H Rapley. Henriksen signed a contract after prior holdouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe 3. Jackson
Washington Baseball Club
Thornton Chesley
H. B. Blair
Chesley
Blair
Floccal Baseball
Benjamin i
Minor
Rudolph Kauffmann
Edward J. Walsh
E H. Rapley
Baseball Men Fail To Meet In Cincinnati Postponed Meeting
The annual meeting of the national baseball commission was postponed to next week in Chicago. Chairman Herrmann announced that President Ban Johnson would be absent due to illness for at least a week. A preliminary session heard from the minor leagues committee on a uniform contract and salary questions. No decision will be made until evidence is reviewed by Mr. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bresnahan
Archer
Merita
Cubs
Murphy
Cincinnati
Mordecai Brown
Chicago
National Baseball Commission
Herrmann
Ban Johnson
American League
T. L. Lynch
National League
National Association of Minor Leagues
Johnson
Indoor Y M C A Meets Set To Break Records This Night
The Y M C A indoor sports night draws a larger field than any prior series. W W Tenney predicts many records, with events including the 22 yard dash hop step and jump and running high jump. Washington Baseball League forms with nine teams named after stars to spur youth participation and a season through April 30 with prizes and a summer camp outing for top players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Tenney
Princeton Spring Sports Cagers Batters and Catchers Begin Drills
Princeton New Jersey January 7 Candidates for baseball track and crew varsity teams start workouts this week with four pitchers and three catchers called out by Coach Bill Clark. Sterrett assists. Spaeth directs rowing drills weekly before outdoor practice in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Bill Clark
Figer
Clark
Sterrett
Yankeees
J. ¥. Simona
R. B. Williams
W. ©. Turtle
B. E. Barnes
A. T. ‘Walt
H. H. Beyer
B. Carter
J. Duncan Spaeth
Spieth
Ting
Would Sign Bill Rixey Brother of Virginia Star Pitcher
Philadelphia reports the Phillies seek to sign Bill Rixey, 19, brother of Eppa Rixey. The 6 foot 4 inch, 18 pound pitcher may appear for the University of Virginia this year. Eppa says he will not let his brother go pro until college completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eppa
Virginia
Phillies
Washington’Post
Philadelphia
Bill” Ey
Rizey
Rixey
Widen
Deferral in Jack Johnson Mann Act Hearing
In Chicago on January 7 federal Judge Carpenter postponed the debarment hearing on Johnson indictments under the Mann Act. Attorneys argued the act's constitutionality, which is stalled while the Supreme Court considers the issue, with a ruling expected within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Carpenter
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Johnson
Futurity of 1915 Fills Well at Coney Island
New York January 7 Surprising confidence in a revival of racing in New York is shown as the Coney Island Jockey Club receives 507 entries from 71 nominators for the 1915 futurity. John E Madden heads the list with 106 nominations followed by H T Oxnard 64 August Belmont 49 and H P Whitney 21. Major breeders include J N Camden Catesby Woodford E R Bradley and A B Hacock. The field includes well known sires such as Ben Brush Broomstick Burgomaster Celt Chactanunda Fair Play and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coney Island
E. R. Bradley
A. B. Hacock
Barney Schreiber
James B. Hagein
Ben Brush
Broomstick
Burgomaster
Celt
Chactanunda
Fair Play
Golden
Palace Car of the Road Advertises Fully Equipped Model
The Henderson-Rowe Auto Co at 4127 14th St. N. W. promotes a fully equipped Palace Car of the Road automobile priced at 50.00 with features highlighted in the sales pitch and contact details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
Henderson-Rowe Auto Co
14Th St. N. W
Miller Bros. Auto and Supply House
St. Aw
Potomac Motor Car CO
N. W
Everitt
Cook & Stodda Co
Tal
Conn
Ave
Trical
Peerless—Kelly
Peerless Motor Transfer Co
E St. N
Packard
Cook & Stoddard Cd
el. N
Pann, Ave
Intercollegiate Regatta Dates Set Through 1915
Special to The Washington Post New York Jan 7 dates for three years of Intercollegiate Rowing Association regattas at Poughkeepsie were announced. The 1914 race is set for June 21, with June 31 Yale Harvard on the Thames a day earlier. Future regattas will fall on June 26 in 1914 and June 28 in 1915, with a potential switch to junior eight-oared crews debated. Penn and Cornell led four-oared wins in 14 races, Cornell nine, Syracuse eight, Penn two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Charles River
Cornell
Ithaca
Pensylvan Nia
Tsniberioo
Essirioies
Washington Post
New York
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Poughkeepsie
Yale Harvard
Thames
Hudson
Board of S Rewards
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Howe and Brown Wrestle in Navy Intercompany Bout
Annapolis Md Jan 7 The Howe Brown wrestling match highlighted the intercompany competition as boxing wrestling gymnastics and swimming began. Both weigh about 215 pounds with Howe pinning Brown as the bout ended in eight minutes. Brown showed strength but Howe had the better technique and both may join the navy wrestling team this year. Competitions run this week and next with finals planned publicly on January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Howe
Brown
Navy
Georgetown Pushes Tigers Georgetown Triumphs In Princeton Match
Princeton defeated Georgetown 34 to 21 in New Jersey with Salmon leading Georgetown scoring and McLanahan shining in the second half. The game featured clean play, strong defense, and notable dribbling with no disqualifications reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Princeton
Blue
Gray
Georgetown
McLanahan
Georgetown Salmon
Waldron
GHL
Martin MacLanahen
Campbell Dewitt
LG Heiskell
Trenkman
Wetzel
Hollander
Martin Princeton
Schmidt
Briggs
Mr Lanahan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sassy
Stein-Bloch
Sidney West
Dunlap
Giant Willard
Will
Raven
Zmelv
Turkish Bath
Riggs
16Th & New
A. C, Luber & Co., Inc
Mertz& MertzGo., Inc
Dent
The
Vogue
F St
Meyer
Beacon Shoes
Moon's Beacon Boot Shop
Penna. Ave
Postoffice
Farrell
Highlanders
Ball Club
Henriksen
Sam Crawford
Joe Jackson
McAleer
Roger Bresnahan
Charles W. Murphy
National Commission
Srell
EA Jone
Vywl
Waco
U Une
Washington Baseball League
Boys’ Department
South River
Ee Co. A
Duckpin
Association
Henrys
John Goetz
Johnsons
Ben Byrnes
Gandils
Edward Fell
la Portes
Edward Edmonston
McBrides
Thomas J. Bingley
Fosters
C. Throckmorton
Moellers
Joseph Baldwin
Depar Imental Dughiin Seager
Milans
Louis Towbles
Schaef
Hanna Bewnen
Bureau
Ross
Af Sayers
Louis Baughman
Cap- Horner
Jatter
Arcade
Arcade Mareey Chaconst
Taylor
Que
Towls
Navy Department
Marine Ae
Douglass
Miller
Crawford
Koogle
Kennedy
Hermen
Y. M. C. A. League
Auditors
Alexandria Quint
Westminster
Bethany
A.fearstell
Alexandria
Jan. T
Business High
Alexandria High Jadheol
Ae Ee Ee
Washingtonians
Riston
Weet Copeland
Curtin
Litehfeld
Totela
Gould
Oor Iinwood
Denshue
Kendal
Wilson
Boernstein
J. Wenzel
Richards
T George
Toseer
Beavers
Crampton
Joe
Becker
Seorer
Turnburke
MacDonald
Tom
Harwood
Ee Woiser
Harwoot
Roderick
Commercial League
Wash. Tobacco Co
Haveuner Baking Co
Buckler
Tas
Commgnam
Bt Wolfheimer
Levy
Forrest
Hughes
Coney Island Jockey Club
Woodward
Stevens-Duryer
T. Lamar Jackson
R N. W. Tel
Barnette Bros
11Th St. N. W
Standard Oil
Congressional Garage CO
Agts
Ave. S
I. T. Donohoe
M Street
Rambler
Mitchell Maxwell HB. Leary
14Th St
N. W. Hooson
Dupont Garage
Salsa Brazza
W. Tel
the. Cook & Stoddard CO
North
Ich Rediater and Pender Co
Lith St
Cook & Stoddard CO
Ava
Michigan Telephone
TLE Giant
Motor Truck Corp
Pnear Service
Theaker Electric
the CO Tel
Dupont Circle
Dept
N. H. Ave
Gettrell Co
EK & Stoddard CO
Park View Garage
Newton Place
Detroit Electric
Apperson
Emerson & Orme
H Street
Cadillac Baker
John H. Earle Co
Dela Tt
Rauch & Lang Electric
Avé
Imperial Motor Company
Republic
Century Electric
M. E. Pearson
Concord
N. H
Oregon Aves
Isadore Glasser
Fone
Basketeers
New Jersey
Washington Boys
Salmon
Campbell
Prington
New South Wales Legislative Assembly
Southern Railway
South & B
Atlanta
Montgomery
Mobile
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Memphis
Asheville
Columbus
Birmingham
Aga
Calera
Selma
Uniontown
Demopolis
Meriden
Roanoke
Bristol
Knorville
Meridian
Vicksburg
Roatoke
Knoxville
Nashville
Auberille
Columbia Summerville
Charleston
Aike Auguste
Savanna
Brunsvwick
Jacksonville
Florida
Danville
Harrisonburg
Charlottesville
Warrenton
Orleans, Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Frederickeburg
Union Station
Frederickaburg
Milford
Florida Limited
Traioa
Chesapeake and Ohio Lines
Louisville
Cincinnat
Indianapolis
St Louis
Putman
Chio
Ve. Hot Springs
Mers. Paave
Seventeenth Street
Iotolte & Bundaya
DR. Shade
Sunayk