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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1914

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13

Dent signs to play with Packers again in 1914

Dispatch from Atlanta reports Elliott Dent a Washington boy who previously tried out with the Nationals and played for the Southern League club signs again with the Packers for 1914. Dent, once tipped as a promising pitcher, battled a heavy cold and arm soreness delaying his progress before helping the Southern League pennant race.

Atlanta Elliott Dent Washington Nationals Packers Dent Griff Griffith Southern Teague Manser Griffith

Week's Basketball Card Promises Big Local Games

A busy week unfolds with college teams and leagues in action led by George Washington at Charlottesville against Virginia. Washington seeks a rubber win after two even showings. The National Guard circuit stages the Reds vs Orange Tuesday, and six games fill Wednesday including Catholic University versus Maryland Aggies and Georgetown versus St Johns Annapolis. Thursday hosts Terminal Y with Green and Blue, while Pitt visits Georgetown Friday as schools Business and Cathedral School debut for the scholastic title. Catholic University and George Washington clash Saturday in a key rematch after a tight opening win.

George Washington University of Virginia Quint Charlottesville National Guards Be & Sam Reds Orange Catholic University Maryland Aggies Georgetown St. John’s Annapolis Aggies National Guard League Washington City University of Pittsburgh Washington Pittsburgh Business Cathedral School National Guard Washingoon Yankees Rosedale City College

Norwegian skater sets new global records in sprint events

Yan Oscar Mathiesen today posted two new world marks in skating covering 500 meters in 47.10 seconds and 1000 meters in 3 minutes 31.3 seconds. He broke the prior records of 41.95 seconds and 2 minutes 3.5 seconds, respectively, at a South Wales venue. Tom McCormie of Australia defeated Johnny Summers on points in a twenty round British welterweight title bout in Sidney.

Yan Oscar Mathiesen Sidney

Federal League Raids Blocked by NL Gentlemen's Agreement

National League magnates agreed to a three year salary guarantee and surety bonds to NL stars offered by the Federal League. The plan aims to neutralize raids, keeping players protected if the Fed League becomes established. Phillies manager Doot railed at Federals and certain players. President Gilmore said the Federal League seeks no war but will pursue legitimate business. Cubs’ Murphy doubted a 1914 opening, urging players to secure three year contracts or bonds.

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C and P Plan Circuit Given Pennsylvania League Franchises

Pittsburgh report states a temporary reorganization of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Baseball League was made permanent. Altoona Johnstown Connellsville McKeesport in Pennsylvania and Canton East Liverpool Ohio granted franchises. Akron Youngstown Steubenville Ohio and Wheeling West Virginia applied for membership. H A McKinnon of McKeesport elected temporary president.

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Fitzsimmons Seeks Injunction Against New York Boxing Board

Bob Fitzsimmons serves injunction papers to restrain the New York State athletic commission from enforcing its ban on his bouts in the state. The writ is returnable Wednesday. Reports also say Kid McCoy seeks a match with Georges Carpentier amid a revival among veteran boxers.

New York Commission Washington Post New York State Athletic Commission Bob Fitzsimmons Commission McCoy Georges Carpentier France

George Washington cancels annual indoor athletic meet

George Washington University will not hold its usual indoor track meet this winter due to unclear finances. The six year staple event often ran deficits, and Rear Admiral Stockton, university president, insisted on assured financial success before staging athletic ventures. A joint meet with Catholic University was explored but not agreed. The GWU track team will likely compete in Southern meets instead, with regular training to begin soon.

George Washington Th University Stockton Catholic University Cunningham

Court tennis title match draws unique international pair

New York Jan 11 Jay Gould of the United States will meet G F Covey of England for the world court tennis title in a match to be played in Philadelphia late in March. The affair pairs the American amateur champion with the world’s professional holder, a rarity in sport. Covey, 33, trained at Prince’s Club and Crabbet Park, has twice beaten Fairs for the title, most recently in 1912, while Gould, younger by about five years, has risen as America’s top court tennis figure. The match likely best of thirteen sets, with American balls, and Covey arriving early to adjust to the balls and coupon.

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Red Sox Sign Young Pitcher Mulrenen

Boston January 11 1920s Red Sox sign Dombrick J Mulrenen a right handed pitcher from We burn High School who led Mystic Valley League in batting and pitching at age 19 and 165 pounds. He joins Harald and Janvrin for development amid interest from Brent Patsy Donovan and professional teams.

Red Sox Mulrenen Boston Boston Red Sox Harald, Janvrin Dombrick J. Mulrenen Weburn Brent Patsy Donovan

Juarez Track Race Results Card and Tips

Results on Juarez track show multiple seven furlong races with winners including Burnt at 7 to 2 in race two and Mandadero in race three, Florence Roberts winning race four, Acumen in race five, Belle of Bryn Mawr in race six, and Banjo Jim leading a long list of entrants in the later races. purse amounts noted for several events and a dense field of horses, jockeys, and odds. The card lists time records, entries, and participating horses across six races with results and notable contenders.

Josefina Zarate Fenlane Blossom Mae Lady Hamill Bimyar Lass Wahalg Cain Mexalo Ave Fire Isle Mandadero Hermins George Old Gate Thomas Ware Piso Florence Roberts Gordon Russall Verveth Derry Sieori Tool Wom Acumen Stanley Emile Cool Selesta Durin Belle Bryn Mawr

American trainers lure Copeland to train Austrian Olympic team

Announcement from Philadelphia dated January 1 states Al Copeland former Yale and Princeton athletic trainer and noted athlete has been selected to train Austria for the 1916 Olympic games in Berlia. He follows coaches like Ernie Hoertberg in Sweden and Alvin Kraenzlein aiding Germany as foreign coaches join the competition against U S entries. France Bergmann and Greeca are considered, with England possibly hiring an Americanized coach as the Olympic fund tops $34 000. Freddie Welsh defeats Sammy Robidesu in six rounds last night.

al Copeland Yale Princeton Berlia United States Copeland Ernie Hoertberg Sweden Alvin Kraenzlein France Bergmann Greeca England Olympic Fund

Black heavyweights loom in boxing title race

Milwaukee January 11 boxing notes weigh a three cornered race with Gunboat Smith holding a recent San Francisco win over Pellky and Johnson Willard and Langford still in the hunt. Smith may face Georges Carpentier in Paris or seek a defense abroad while Johnson remains the black dynasty hopeful.

Spagigl Washington Post Milwaukee Wis Gunboat Smith Jack Johnson Arthur Pelky San Francisco Pellky Smith Jess Willard Johnson Langford McVey Jeannette Ethopia

Boxing bouts list for the week across multiple cities

A dense schedule of boxing matches for Monday through Saturday featuring numerous fighters in varied rounds. Notable bouts include Georgague versus Gua Chrigtie, Six Sweeney against Jack Reed, and Jack Ramonave versus Neil Allison, with events planned in Milwaukee Denver New York Sydney and other venues.

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