Virginia Minus Stars At Virginia Prep Track Trials
Virginia's track squad began earnest indoor season work with 25 candidates at the board track behind Madison Hall under trainer Lannigan. Turner Wiltshire will not return, Todd and Douglas anchor the relay, and Brigham reappears as a strong distance contender. A George Washington meet is planned for Feb 4, while a Carlisle match is being arranged. Nat Herreshof plans a centerboard Plant yacht redesign, and Dartmouth Coach Hillman urges no skating to protect track hopefuls. A Chinese student, S. T. Chang, participated in Missouri athletics for the first time.
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Flaherty Back In Majors With Foundlings Chance
Old friend of Boston fans Patsey Tidherty, a left handed pitcher, is likely to appear at National League grounds next season. Tenney has faith in Flaherty's ability and will provide another chance with the Foundlings, after prior stops in Pittsburgh, Boston, Philadelphia, Kansas City and Brooklyn and a recent release by manager Dahblen.
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Foundlings
Slow ball bothered Del but he could hit speed says Knauss
Frank Knauss, longtime Cleveland pitcher, ranks Ed Delahanty as the greatest batter yet notes he struggled with a slow ball. Beatin wowed him with the best slow pitch, while Delahanty thrived on fastballs from Amos Rusie and John Clarkson.
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Cleveland
Ed Delahanty
Eddie Beatin
Del
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Delahanty
Amos Rusie
John Clarkson
Wolgast to Take on Moran in World Lightweight Title Bout
Chicago reports agreement reached for a championship fight between Ad Wolgast and Owen Moran. Entry weight set at 133 pounds. date to be decided within 60 days. Wolgast trains in Cadillac to strengthen a weakened left arm.
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Wolgast
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Georgetown runners report strong prospects for indoor season
Georgetown opens track practice with about twenty candidates and promising quarter mile talent. Captain Tom Smith and J W Mulligan lead a deep group including George Walsh and Beary the rising sprint hope. By week’s end 25 to 30 athletes expected, with daily sessions at 3 20 and weekly meets planned to build rivalry and form for the hilltop squad.
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George Walsh
Tom Smith
Tgo
Jimmy Mulligan
Hilltoppers
Jack Martin
Ryan Gymnasium
Schoal
Injury Triumph and Narrow Escape Highlight Terrazas Park Card
The San Miguel handicap winner Injury, ridden by Wilson, carried 126 pounds to upset rivals at six and one furlong in Juarez Mexico. Bob Lynch edged Lomovich and The Wolf by a neck in the six furlongs, while Oriental Pearl unseated Jockey J. Allen but was uninjured. Other results include Dennis Stafford winning the six furlong, Hob Lynch taking another six furlongs, and Mockler winning five and a half furlongs with Rue runner-up.
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Sulli van meets Gen Franklin in ten round bout
The Olympic Athletic Club schedules a ten round fight tomorrow night pitting Paddy Sullivan against Gen Franklin, following Sullivan's knockout of Jimmy Dolan last week. In semifinals Kid Fleming, Canada's bantam champ, faces Tommy Tracy of Philadelphia. Tracy is described as Pat Moore's rival by handler James Deforest. Illinois coach George Huff seeks a perfect bat from ash trees on campus with scientists aiding, each Illinois hitter to receive a customized bat.
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Canada
Tommy Tracy
Philadelphia
James Deforest
Pat Moore
Huff
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Todays Racing Entries Read Across Six Selling Events
Entries list for six races at the track, detailing selling races for several age groups and distances. Horses such as The Ram, Beatrice Soule, Autumn Girl, and Marburg appear, with various owners and odds noted alongside another long column of names and numbers.
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St Helier
Dolly
V. B
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Henderson & Hogan
Ba Casadore
Feather Duster
Bucktham
Arasee
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Horace EB
Etgavetbay
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Eschau
Sporting Briefs From Various Colleges And Racing Circuits
Bingen reaches near a century size while St Louis University plans a 35005 gymnasium and Tulane to build a 17000 facility. Stanford scopes a 38000 training plate. An all Indian cricket eleven to visit England next summer. Dozens of horse entries with odds and owners listed. Ketchel’s brother Dan O Leary plans a six day walking match. Atlanta to host first six day bicycle race in the South in February. Multiple horse and racing entries with earnings and weights.
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England
Dan O'Leary
St. Louis
Will Engelman Named Grand Circuit President
Detroit dispatch reports William P. Engelman of Kalamazoo is expected to be chosen president of the Grand Circuit trotting stewards at the Buffalo meeting next Tuesday. His Kalamazoo Recreation Park work boosted attendance and prestige. breeders eye top foals of 1912 as Colorado E and Justice Brooke lineages draw interest for future races.
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Grand Circuit
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N. Y
Washington Post
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Mich
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Kalamazoo
Engelman
Kalamagoo
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Colorado E
Huggins Again Leads NL In Bases on Balls Text
New York January summary notes Miller Huggins, St. Louis second baseman, drew 116 walks in 141 games, the most in the National League. Johnny Evers of Chicago had 108 bases on balls in 26 fewer games. John Hummel of Brooklyn led in strikeouts with 81. Magee led NL hitters in fanning with 46.
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Huggins
Johnny Evers
Chicago
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Brooklyn
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Cincinnati
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Would Keep Morris Busy in Boxing Showdown Plans
New York reports Tulsa Athletic Association has opened talks with Carl Morris to test if he is a real pugilist and potential white-champion. Morris, 6 ft 4 in, 238 pounds, 26, trained to 235 pounds, with 38 1/2 inch reach, has drawn purses up to 15000 dollars against top heavyweights as Tulsa eyes a fight with Tony Ross or others.
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Okle
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Martin Hart
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Tony Ross
Jim Barry
al Kubiak
Jim Flynn
al Kaufman
The Harvester Tops World Harness Championship Revisions
New York reports the harness racing season ends with 33 world record changes. The Harvester dominates, lowering eight marks previously held by Cresceus for nine years, including the 2 mile standard now 4 14 percent. Arion’s 2 year old record falls to 2 09 as Justice Brooke trims old marks. Uhlan sets a mile in 1 58 at North Randall Ohio, first under two minutes without windshield or runner.
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