Indianapolis Bullpen Shuffles Stirred By Hopke Murch Moves
An American Association bulletin notes trades affecting Johnnie Priest and Indianapolis. Hopke and Murch leave for Topeka and Chattanooga, wooing Briat le to shift to shortstop. Burke plans to man third, Williams anchors second, while Groom’s contract dispute with Youngstown clouds potential trades amid doubts on a Washington return.
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American Association
Johnnie Priest
New York Americans
Virginia's 192? football schedule and boxing notes
Virginia considers a heavy fall football schedule with matchups against Carlisle, Georgetown, North Carolina and possibly Virginia Tech, with games likely in Richmond and Washington. The General Athletic Association names Wharton Ewell Weems as football manager. Boxing notes report Bombardier Wells losing to Moir in London, ending Wells' hopes to face Johnson, and McIntosh planning American opponents. Morin wins two billiards games in Chicago as the National Intercity series narrows to Chicago.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
Carlisle
Indiana
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Georgetown
Nedakins
General Athletic Association
Johns Hopkins
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North Carolina
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
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Blackshoro
Richmond Park
Richmond
General Athletty Association
Wharton Ewell Weems
Huston, Tex
Alexander McDonald
Gallaudet Defeats Maryland Aggies in 58 to 30 Victory
Gallaudet's basketball team beat the Maryland Aggies at Kendall Green 58 to 30. Battiste and Morris starred for Gallaudet with seven and four points respectively in the two halves, while Woodward and Reubert led M A C scoring with five each. The game featured rapid team play from Gallaudet and stronger start by the Aggies, but final defense and teamwork favored the Buff and Blue.
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Aggies
M. A.C. Strong
Gallaudet
Maryland Aggies
Kendall Green Amnasium
Maryland Fellows
Woodward
de Fred
Morris
East Side
Marylanders
Battiste
Morrin
Navy quint easy winner over St Johns 49 to 16
At Annapolis on January 11 the Naval Academy defeated St Johns 49 16. Navy led 26 7 at halftime as Hill and Ertz carried the scoring. In the second half most Navy regulars were replaced by freshmen and St Johns improved briefly, but the midshipmen retained control. final lineups list Fashions Wenzel Abbott Te Eves Hill McClung Welch Extz Douglas Blachoft. Johnson Clayton Jacobs Comstock Reg Ruhl White Thompson. goals from foul Wenzell Bischof Walch. Hallere Mr Kimsle of Baltimore officiated. game 20 minute halves.
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Blachoft
Clayton Jacobs
Comstock
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V White
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Walch
Mount St Marys Defeats Catholic Univ In Low Scoring Tilt
Mount St Marys beat Catholic University 17 to 12 in Emmitsburg. Sheridan Quigley and Clancy led scoring for Mount St Marys while McDonnell and Lambert starred for Catholic University. Both teams showed strong defense as the game stayed 6 to 3 at halftime. Referee Flanroy and timers Metorris and Smith officiated. time halves were 15 minutes.
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Mt. St. Mary's
Washington Post
Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary's
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Mountaineers
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Glancy Engel
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Leddy
Quaker Five Winners In Fast Carlisle Victory
In one of the season’s speediest games Pennsylvania defeated Carlisle Indian five 35 to 22. The halftime score was tied 14 all before the Red and Blue pulled away with strong teamwork. Scorers included Moor-Pierze Marks Walton Powell and Wounded Eye with Turner and Wauseka contributing on fouls. Referee Mr Al Sharpe. Time halves of 20 minutes each.
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Jan. K
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Carlisle Indian
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Duputs
Toby
Moor—Pierze
Marks
Walton
Wounded Eye
Foul
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Turner
al Sharpe
Halvey
Lynch Names Playing Rules Committee
President Lynch of the National League announced a playing rules committee chaired by MoS Robison with Charles W. Murphy and August Herrmann. The group will meet in New York during the February schedule meeting.
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New York
National League
Mos Robison
Hhairman
Charles W. Murphy
August Herrmann
Varme
Hedges Is President Chosen Leader of St Louis Club
The local baseball situation resolves with Robert Lee Hedges named president after lawyers concede the intended new owners failed. The move signals a likely appointment of Bobby Wallace as manager, though no formal announcement has been made.
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St. Louis
Thea
Washington East
Messrs. Ewing
Hodgman
Atkins
Thomas Pierce
Robert Lee Hedges
Hedges
Bobby Wallace
Rigler Named Virginia Baseball Coach In 1920s
Charles Rigler of Massillon Ohio a second year law student at the University of Virginia and a National League umpire has been elected baseball coach for the coming season at Virginia The appointment marks a notable shift in Virginia athletics Rigler known as amps has umpired world games and will join the university until session end by special NL permission He served last year as assistant coach for batteries showing strong interest in the team
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Charles _Rigler
Massillon
Ohio
University of Virginia
Virginia
Rigler
Virginia Athletics
Saving Doc White Story Contracts Signed Last Fall
Chicago January 11 Two more White Sox contracts for 1911 were announced by Harry Grabner assistant secretary. Doc White’s deal was held in the strong box since season end. Catcher Reynolds of Augusta Georgia also signed. Reynolds was acquired last summer and regarded as a top backstop in the South for years.
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Chicago
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South Side
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Augusta
John Hancock
A. A. Magnates Meet Today
Chicago January 11 magnates of the American Association arrive for their annual meeting. Presidents chair and a new constitution loom. Re-election of Mr Chivington appears likely for a single year amid flat business activity awaiting results.
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American Association
Chivington
Martin Wins President's Cup At Midwinter Golf Meet
F A Martin of Ekwanok defeated George C Dutton of Oakley 4 up and 3 to play in the final round to capture the president's cup at the eighth annual midwinter tournament in Pinehurst North Carolina. Gardner defeated Phillips 3 up 1 to play in the consolation.
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Englewood
George C. Dutton
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Charles Presbrey
Fox Hills
Martin
Dutton
Two Bouts for Mfahl and McFarland in East Swing
Packey McFarland and manager Emil Thiry arrive in Chicago from Kansas City and plan a rest day before the invasion. McFarland’s next match is with Jack Goodman in New York Thursday night, then Philadelphia. He and Young Erne have agreed to fight at the National Sporting Club on January 25.
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Jack Goodman
Young Enad
Washington Post
Packey McFarland
Emil Thiry
Kansas City
Mcfarland
Back Goodman
New York
Packey
Goodman
Philadelphia
Young Erne
Quakerdiom
National Sporting Club
Cricket ere to Banquet at Fritz Reuter Hotel
A Washington Cricket Club meeting finished plans for a big musical smoker at the Hotel Fritz Reuter next Wednesday evening on Twenty-third street. The program features Arthur E B Middleton basdo English lyric singer David Barnoldt William Judge Talbot Pulizzi Arthur Witcomb come songs John Roberts Edward Baltinger and others with Edgar Priest presiding at the piano. The club invites all interested in cricket and those considering the sport to attend and join for the coming season.
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Washington Cricket Club
Twenty-third Street
Fritz Reuter
Arthur EB. Middleton
Basdo
David Barnoldt
William Judge
Arthur Witcomb
Marina Band
Talbot
Pulizzi
William Morsell
John
New Georgetown Track Recruits Show Promise for Blue and Gray
Georgetown's track squad gains several promising newcomers including Costello a former gridiron star who can vault over ten feet six inches and clear five feet six inches in the high jump. Wilson Landon Vannerman and others join as sprints miler and distance contenders while veteran performers like Walsh Lynch and Gross target relay and distance events. Manager Wynnard plans a New York meet in late February against Holy Cross and Fordham.
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Harry Costello
Foley
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Wilson
Landon
Central
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Billy” Vannerman
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Hiltoppers
Lynch
George Walsh
Martin
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Wigmar
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Wynnard
New York
Holy Cross
Fordham
Nebraska Stops Baseball After Varsity Declares Against Pros
Nebraska will not field a spring baseball team after the Missouri Valley Conference barred students from playing summer baseball with professionals. Despite long-standing practice, the university asserts its players have been paid to play during summers, breaking prior norms.
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Two Teams From City to Bowl in St. Louis Tourney
Fat Men and Bureaus Only Local Bowlers to Make Trip to St. Louis. Of the 412 five man teams entered in the American Bowling Congress tournament starting the 21st, Jolly Fat Men and the Bureaus will be Washington's sole representatives. Each club will field six men Krauss Waters Field Brosnan Fritz and Rodrick on the Fat Men team while Lord Hardie Land Jones Milovich and Donahue compose the Bureau sextet. Leading cites by representation list St. Louis 145 Chicago 65 Cincinnati 19 Louisville 13 Milwaukee 18 Cleveland 3 Columbus 7 St. Paul 7 Indianapolis 7 Dayton 7 Kansas City 5 Peoria 5 Toledo or Springfield 4 Buffalo 4 Washington 2 Many other cities will send one team.
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Racing Entries Chronicle From Multirace Card Day
A long list of race entries across six selling and handicap events with multiple horses, weights, and jockeys noted. The dense card includes first race details with Swagerlater and Gossiper II, and a concluding note on boxing matches between Hugo Kelly and Tony Caponi signed for a Milwaukee bout.
John H Sheehan Wins Upset in Firth Race at Oakland
In a tight finish at Oakland John H Sheehan edged Early Tide to win the feature. Beje viet beat Camera by a nose in the fifth race while Keep Moving quit as the favorite. Weather turned sloppy with rain. Ben Greenleaf and Tay Pay led early in a day of upsets and long-priced runners.
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Btar
Eulalia May
Melton Gale
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Juarez Horse Races Result Summary
Juarez results list six races with winners and margins. First race won by Three turionge Tle Thomas at 11 to 6. second by Mila Nethermost at 8 to 1. third by Rilo Pecos at 2 1/2 to 1. fourth by L. Mekert at 1 to 5. fifth by Sir Edward at 6 to 1. sixth by Workbox at 5 to 2. Time figures and other entrants noted.
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Tampa racing results for 3-year-olds and up show multiple races
Race card details include six events with purse from 150 to 280 and 3 to 6 furlongs. Winners include Topsy Hobinson in the first race, Haymarket in the second, Horteco in the third, Bleek Chief in the fourth, Teddy Bear in the fifth, and Walter McLean in the sixth. Also listed are placing, times, and other runners such as Rustleana and Polly Lee.
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Rustleana
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Boxing Bout Sees Jimmy Howard Defeat Joe Kennedy in Ten Rounds
In Jan 1 reports from Alpany New York, Chicago boxer Jimmy Howard defeated Fighting Joe Kennedy of New York in a ten round bout held here tonight. The match showcased Howard’s edge and ring control as the crowd saw a clear winner by decision.
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Kennedy
Alpany, XII
Jimmy Howard
Chicago
Joe'' Kennedy
New York
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