Chance Says He Will Win pennant for New York Americans
Chicago reports Frank Farrell owner of the New York American club spoke with new manager Frank L. Chance before Bermuda training plans. Chance pledged to win the pennant, given full authority with bench coaching and possible on-field duties. He departs for California for orange orchard rest and reports to New York on February 11.
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Chicago
New York
New York Americana
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Farrell
California
Nunamaker
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Baron Munchausen
Wern
Frank Chance
Davis
Athletics
Y W C A to fund Keokuk baseball if Sundays banned
Keokuk Iowa January 9 The local YWCA voted to finance a city club in the Threet League provided no Sunday games are played Miss Vedna O Hara said business leaders favored dropping Sunday baseball and that 3000 dollars could be raised to start the season The Eastern Dog Club plans about 6000 in prizes for its all breed show in Boston February every effort to begin fundraising continues.
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Young Woman’s Christian Association
Vedna O'Hara
WCCA
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Miss O'Hara
Eastern Dog Club
Boston
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Cornell's 28 game baseball schedule announced
Ithaca announces Cornell University's 28 game 1930 season with a South swing starting April 3 against Virginia in Charlottesville and repeated next day. It includes Georgetown, Catholic University, Navy, and a home and away slate with Michigan and Penn. ends with Yale and Dartmouth at Ithaca.
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Cornell
University of Virginia
Georgetown
Catholic University
Navy
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Michigan
Charlottesville
Washington, D. C
Washington, D.C
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Princeton
N. J
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Mich
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Willams
Williamstown
Vermont
Burlington
New Haven
Sulzer appoints James R. Price to athletic commission
Gov. Sulzer in Albany appoints James R. Price, NY sporting writer, as third member of the State athletic commission to fill the vacancy from James B. Sullivan's resignation. The move comes after former Gov Dix created the panel and then urged repeal of the Frawley law. Sulzer says the appointment does not bind him to boxing regulation policy.
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Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
James R. Price
New York
State Athletic Commission
James B. Sullivan
Sullivan
Dix
Hawthorn to Run at Charleston for Derby Prep
Hawthorn the Hastinks White Thorn progeny will race at the Charleston track in Washington D C as part of Derby preparation. Owner Buschemeyer believes racing outside Kentucky provides better conditioning than workouts at Louisville or Lexington.
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Louisville
Hawthorn
Hastinks-White Thorn
Charleston
D. C
Buschemeyer
Kentucky
Lexington
Georgetown to Enter Relay Team for Fordham Meet
Georgetown plans to send its relay quartet to the Fordham games in New York on January 2% to challenge Holy Cross and Fordham in a three cornered Catholic colleges meet. Eleven runners contend for spots with notable athletes from Yale and Tremont A.C. included. The squad may include Eller for hurdles and sprints, with further selections to be finalized after practice. Georgetown basketball hosts Loyola College tonight at the Arcade, aiming to extend a home win. lineups list Waldron, Campbell, Heiskell, Wetzel, and Joyce.
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New York
Holy Cross
Gotham
Hst
Horter
Philadelphia
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van Dyne
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Tremont A. C
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Teswillider
Johnny Gallagher
Chapman and Davis
Bob” Eller
Loyola College
Baltimore
Hilltoppers
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Waldron
R. F
Acheurith
Martin ‘Corcoran Campbell
Cook Heiskell
Brooke Wetzel
Joyce
Rosedales Edge Epiphany Reserves 20 to 18
Rosedales defeated Epiphany reserves 20 to 18 in Epiphany gym. Steed and Rhodes starred for their teams as a tight, back and forth game saw the score 4 to 4 after the first period. Players listed include Davis, Brett, Torrey, and Lewte with goals and fouls noted.
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Rhodes
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Torreyie
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Lewte
Rosedats
Balges
Big YMCA doubleheader tops tomorrow night schedule
A pair of basketball games are slated for the YMCA tomorrow night. In the opener Bulls Moosers meet Georgetown Collegians in a league contest and the YMCA regulars face Maryland Aggies in the finale. Referee Mr Haas.
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Putnam
Morrison
McNamerah Sanderson
de Gri
Dully
Curry Matthews
Ohio bill to legalize boxing in the state
Cleveland officials and boxing clubs drew a bill to legalize boxing in Ohio and seek passage in the legislature. The measure mirrors the New York Frawley law, creating a governor appointed athletic commission to oversee clubs and boxers, with promoters optimistic about a large vote.
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Baker
New York
Travis Beaten At Pinehurst Midwinter Golf Match
Walter J. Travis was eliminated in the Pinehurst midwinter tournament after a 2 up 1 to play loss to Robert Hunter of Weeburn. Harold Slater of Fox Hills beat T. L. Boyd 4 to 6 on the 22nd green in the day’s closest match, with C. L. Becker defeating C. P. Herbert 6 up and 1 to play, and Bh. Robeson topping B. W. Corkran 6 up and 4 to play.
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N. C
Walter J. Travis
Garden City
Pinehurst
Robert Hunter
Weeburn
Travis
Harold Slater
Fox Hilla
T. L. Boyd
Algonquin
C. L. Becker
Woodland
C. P. Herbert
Chicago
Bh. Robeson
Oak Hill
B. W. Corkran
Baltimore
Favorites Win Three Events at Juarez Meeting
Special to The Washington Post from El Paso Texas dated January 9 reports racing resumes at Juarez amid clear track and cold sun. Three favorites won with apprentice Johnny MacDonald riding Flying and being outridden by Little Marchmont, while Joe Bloom from San Francisco and W T Anderson with a Charleston string also attended. Summary lists six races with winners Lily Paxton Kiva Little Marchmont Acumen Parlor Boy Setback Zoroaster and details times and placings for each race.
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Tex
Juares
Johnny MacDonald
al Austin
Grows
Joe Bloom
San Francisco
Weat
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Charleston
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Today's Racing Entries Juarez First race Maiden 2-year-olds
Weather clear track slow and entries listed for six races at Juarez with prices and horse names across maiden selling and handicap events for 2-year-olds to 4-year-olds plus a two mile selling race.
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Tip Dowdell
Alabama Bam
Old Gold
Milton ‘Robiee
Korfhage
Meritorious
Cenjury
Bay
Oaler
Shadrack
Green Cloth
Mother Ketcham
Inquieta
Jolly Tar
Loving Mose
Quick
Moller
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Sprightly Mies
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Miss Jean
Lavender Lass
Sanel
Pipe Vision
Bob Farley
Canwall
Leacar
Rio Brazos
Joe Diebold
Lack Rose
Jim Basey
Helen Barbee
Cale
Thumpian
Elizabeth Harwood
Ocean
Farther Duster
Daddy Gip
Love Day
Florence
Puck
Balcliffe
Hanly
Molton Street
Fifteen 2-Year-Olds From Oakwood Stock Farm Arrive in Charleston
After a week on the road the Oakwood Stock Farm of Lincoln California brings fifteen two year olds to Charleston. All were raised by Laurence and Comstock. Most are by Salvation with others by Rapid Water and Tim Payne. Salutation and related offspring are names among the entries in juvenile Pine Forest Inn and Georgetown stakes. H. C. Comstock, and trainer from California, will stay for the meet.
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Washington Post
Charleston
S. C
Oakwood Stock Farm
Lincoln
Cal
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Chimera
Salvator
Cluny
Jim Basey
Rapid Water
Tim Payne
Salon
Alondria
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Ray Morgan to Lead Washington Bowling Team Saturday Night
Ray Morgan the Washington infielder will bring his Baltimore bowling team to the city for two matches at Palace alleys this Saturday and a week later in Baltimore. The series, arranged by Henry T. Rodler, features Mann's league players J Smith A Douthrow J Krichton L Roche and Morgan, with the Washington lineup including Lon Krause John Hiker J Carroll H Hawley and Harry Krause.
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A. Douthrow
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Engel Signs Contract at Increased Stipend
Joe Engel signs a contract after manager Griffith approves a substantial raise. The article notes other pitchers under contract, training camp doubts in Charlottesville, and Austin the Weslayan freshman joining the Nationals. It also covers Nunamaker's salary dispute and Chance’s rumored $25,000 offer.
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Joe Engel
Griffith
Hig Boss
Emmel
Engel
Charlottsville
Charlottesville
Austin
Corning
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
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Connecticut
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Boston
Nunamaker
Red Sox
Jim McAleer
Cady
Aloysius Five Dominate Epiphany In Gonzaga Gym
Aloysius opened strong and cruised to a 147 to 16 victory over Epiphany in Gonzaga gym. McCarthy starred with 13 floor baskets and 3 from the line as Aloysius showcased teamwork and defense, while Gheen and Strausbaugh led Epiphany efforts despite the lopsided score.
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Gonzaga Gymnasium
McCarthy
Aloysius Center
Hurley
Gheen and Strausbaugh
Baltimore Wins Again In Hot Roller Polo Contest
Baltimore roller polo defeated the local team 4 to 2 in a tight intercity match. Crowder shone for Baltimore with strong goal defense and scoring, while Edward Whiting Jr replaced injured E Whiting and contributed key play. Referee was Mr Hough of Princeton. periods lasted 26 minutes each.
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Monumental
Crowder
Edward Whiting
Harry
Whiting
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M A C Begins Basketball Practice in Y M C A Layout
Maryland Agricultural College starts basketball drills after a fire ruined training quarters delaying preparations for the season opener against the Y M C A quint. The squad, small and rebuilding, aims to establish a base for future play with limited expectations. Track training also to start Monday as coaches push a larger squad and youth to compete in spring intercollegiate events.
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College Park
Maryland Agricultural College
Young Mens Christian Association
Mon Day
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
Bandes
Morris
Cole
Y. M. C. A. Quint
Lers
Johnson in Court Again for Smuggling Necklace
Chicago January 9 Jack Johnson the prize fighter appeared before Federal Judge Carpenter charged with smuggling a diamond necklace valued at $6,000 from England. The judge delayed trial to first resolve indictments under the Mann White Slave Act. Johnson’s friends said he has begun training to return to boxing.
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Jack Johnson
Carpenter
England
Hisormer
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