May Race in Boston New Athlete for G U to Run Harvard and Yale
A new runner from Georgetown University will join veterans to compete in a triangular relay against Harvard and Yale in Boston on February 10. The squad plans to race in Washington, North Carolina, and face a tough schedule, with several veterans missing and training ongoing despite weather and injuries.
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Boston
G. U
Lannigan
Washington
North Carolina
Tunibes
Ale
Neds
Tecia
Grites
Aie
Virginia
Highlanders Schedule Spring Training Report
Harry Wolverton, new New York manager, announced the spring training itinerary with players reporting in Atlanta on March 4. The slate includes games in Atlanta Cincinnati Indianapolis Dayton Columbus Toledo from March 25 to April 9. Frank Farrell said the Cincinnati Nationals will help open their new park on March 30.
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New York
Harry Wolverton
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Dayton
Columbus
Toledo
Frank Farrell
Cincinnati Nationals
Old Officers Chosen as Griffith Attends Meeting
Washington baseball club presidents and officers were reaffirmed at a resumed board meeting in the Southern building. Director Cunningham reported progress toward next season and contract renewals, noting the eighth Schenectady player to secure a deal, including McBride.
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Joe G. Jackson
Washington Baseball Club
Thomas C. Noyes
Edward J. Walsh
Benjamin
Minor
W. 4. Rantey
Mr. Rapley
Egypt
Nile
Cunningham
Grimm
Schenectady
McBride
Georgetown Triumph Over Lovala College In Rough Open Game
Georgetown edged Lovala College 20 to 18 after two overtime periods at the Arcade, a fast and exciting if unsoundly played affair. Georgetown relied on Fury’s long range goals, while Schlosser and others contributed, as Line-up and fouls were noted and Griffin's managerial concerns dominated postgame discussion.
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Georgetown
Lovala College
Arcade Clinic
Loyola
Schlosser
Mta
Fury
Tess Qin
Posttans
Derrigcella
Petey
B. F. Pats Gibson
Hollander
Aye Schlosser
Graham
Caltitewer
Rove Solay
Pory Heisk
Furgis
Heblosser
Foley
Peters
Ash
Cook
Brooks
Schleseer
Gittion
Peles
Lopala
Mr. Hughes
McBride Signs With Washington Club In 1911 Contract
Milwaukee’s George McBride, renowned fielding shortstop, signed a 1911 contract with the Washington club. The deal increases his salary and ends trade rumors with Griffith’s Nationals. Boston and New York showed interest, but Griffith valued McBride highly, setting a substantial gain for the Nationals in players and returns.
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Washingtonrat
Milwaukee
Win
George Mc
Washington Club
Sam
Glatke Griffth
Natonals
McBride
Washington
Dutis
Quietus
Grifith
Boston
New York
Ike
Griffith
Audhsa
Reds Training Schedule Sets Spring Camp Dates
Cincinnati reports the Reds training schedule with practice in Columbus Georgia and Birmingham and Chattanooga dates. The plan includes games against New York Americans and Detroit Americans. The National League season opens in Cincinnati on April 11 with Pittsburgh as the featured attraction.
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Cincinnati
Hancroft
Cincinnati National League Baseball Club
Pring
Columbus
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Knoxville
New York
New York Americans; April 2 and 3, Columbus, Ohio, At Ciocinnati
Ohio
Boston
Detroit Amecana
Pittsburgh
Plan A New League Formed for West Penn Ohio Cities
Special to The Washintones from Cumberland Maryland reports a meeting set for next Saturday in Pittsburgh to form a new baseball league with teams from West Virginia western Pennsylvania and Ohio. Representing Fairmont and Clarkeburg will attend. The plan envisions a joint Fairmont Clarkeburg team and a league including Tintontown Connellsville McKeesport East Liverpool Steubenville Sharm and Newcastle, to draw a combined city population near 30000. The Fairmont Baseball Association is an active corporation.
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Cumberland
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Steubenville
Sharm
Newcastle
Fairmont Baseball Association
Park for outlaw league in Louisville indicated
Louisville reports a franchise in the proposed outlaw league in the Central West. William Niesen of Chicago is named principal promoter. The team would likely play at the old National League grounds on Twenty eighth Street and Broadway, a twelve block shift from the business center, now owned by real estate men seeking baseball leases.
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Louisville
Washington Post
Central West
William Niesen
Chicago
National Leamie Grounds
Elahth Street
Eelipse
Quints In An Even Break In Army and Navy Prep Game
Army and Navy Prep and Cathedral split a double bill in the former gym. The first team beat Cathedral 11 to 6. the prep reserves won 15 to 5. Lineups feature Turner Beesterensssofh Lockwind McBride Smith in the Army lineup, with Cathedral’s Limare Berwing Gitting and more. Game timed 15 endry minutes per half.
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Army and Navy
Cathedral
Vlaltors
A and I
Turner
Beesterensssofh
Lockwind MeBride
Rust Smith
eLimare
Berwin
Coelerett
O'Leary
Page
Deadlock in election ties WVU football captaincy
Morgantown West Virginia January 10 1912 vote for captain of the WVU football team again ends in a tie with six votes for Harry King and six for Carl Bachman Wheeling players from last season. It is the second tie vote of the year and no decision has been announced.
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West Viginia
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Harry King
Carl Bachman
Wheeling
Tein
Three Favorites Win and Balronia Secures Sale Money
Juaves Mexico January results report Balronia winning the fourth race as H K Barnes pays 1.00 for her, an advance of 37 over the selling price. Frank Hogan wins the fifth race with owner J Lowe retaining the gelding. Stewards announce a halt to friendly claiming of horses.
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Juaves
Mexico
H. K. Barnes
Balronia
Frank G. Hogan
J. Lowe
Rosen
Bells
Toager Bate
Gohneon
Molevmorin
Charles Green
Pest
Koes Worth
Taplin
Beane
Novgorod
Uuatnn
Angie Alaeron
Balrenta
Marie Hede
Grom
Licht Haught
Ahied
Litesane
Chanticleer
Bir Tromus
Faneuil Alt
Angelus Alwaran
Molesworth
John H. Rheohyn
Rosco
Grog
TATE
Sidon
Darwijs
Youle
Tim Judge
Mléprison
Anquia
Racing Entrants and Prices From Todays Card
The listing shows first race selling open for 95 to 160 each with horses such as Moe Selling Maven year-olds and ape ward s t uriangs Amonalio Odello Docoparlon Allan Page and others. Second race at five furlongs features Benaha Gift Team 101 201 each. Fourth race selling over furlongs includes El Pato Sorrete 100 Val Hwetlna 105 and Great Friar 110 Upright 112. Fifth race selling mile lists Qscuro Soul L Lithogene Alex Korn Whinden 108 and more. Sixth race seven furlongs shows Wiring Feet Tahar Indes Wallon Arc Chanticleer 103 and Tack Mate 105.
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Ape Ward
S'Turiangs
Amonalio
Odello
Docoparlon
Allan Page
Old Crow
Dkillate
Jack Wainwright
Braxton
Kari Court
New Gavitas
el Pato
Sorrete
Val
Hwetlna
Bil Auprion
Agquin
Great Friar
Soul L
Hi Cache
Alex Korn
Whinden
Sellick
Tahar
Indes Wallon
Arc
Anit ‘Chanticleer
Tack Mate
Trea Muitioiwad
Movement to appoint betting inspectors by Kentucky racing board
A movement in Louisville seeks a bill in the current session to empower the State racing commission to appoint inspectors of betting machines at tracks. Inspectors would be paid by small assessments on the tracks. The aim is to place enforcement under the commission’s authority.
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Kentucky Racing Commission
Louisville
General Assembly
State Racing Commission
Johnson vows to force Corbett apology in Chicago clash
Chicago January 1 Jack Johnson heavy weight champion declares he will pursue legal action and challenge James J Corbett to settle their feud in a fight if Corbett does not apologize for accusations of faking contests He promises to meet Corbett in Chicago within ten days and to sue for damages if needed Corbett, in Fonton Mass, says he will be ready and plans to travel to Chicago to face Johnson and defend his position stating Johnson’s claims are unfounded and that he would have beaten him years ago
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Griffith
Shane
Flyemin
Hese
Lino
Gray
Tie
Comiskey
Callahan
Rox
Chicago
Grifith
Washington
Gays
Corbett
Washington Post
Jack Johnson
Borer
James J. Corbett
F Johnson
Wiho
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Neety
Fonton
Mass
Sim Corbett
pSho
Dispatch
Jack — Johnson
Kaufman
Kaufmain
O Keefe Beats O Leary In Featherweight Bout
Eddie O Keefe of Philadelphia decisively stopped Young O Leary of New York in the eighth round of a ten round featherweight bout at the Houston Athletic Club to prevent a knockout. Keefe floored O Leary for nine seconds in the third and sixth rounds and opened a cut eye in the sixth, with the referee halting proceedings in the eighth.
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New York, Jan
Eddie O'Keefe
Philadelphia
Young O'Leary
New York
Houston Athletic Club
Keefe
O Leary
O'Leary
Colgate Football Schedule Announced For 19XX Season
Hamilton N C January 10 Manager Bond announces Colgate football schedule. September 28 at Ithaca against Cornell. October 5 at Amherst. October 12 at Hobart. October 19 at Trinity Hartford. October 26 at West Point. November 9 at Yale New Haven. November 15 at Rochester Hamlin. November 23 at Syracuse.
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Colgate
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Ithaca
Amherst
Hobart
Sfarlton
Trinity
Hartford
West Point
Yale
New Haven
Rochester
Haml
Syracuse
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