Griffths Pursues Boehling and Ehmke Signings in Nationals Talks
Manager Griffith of the Nationals aims to sign Joe Boehling this afternoon as the lone holdout from the fold. Ehmke may not remain with the Nationals, with Griffith to decide within a week or 60. The piece notes contract disputes, reserve clauses, and ongoing battles between organized baseball and the Federal League over players.
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Griffith
Nationals
Joe Boehling
Michmonder
Boehling
Griff
Ais
Kloehling
Ebmke
The
Nationale
Giriffith
Niners
Yeat
Kimke
Ehmke
Joeedeon
First Infantry Five Triumphs Over Engineers in 36–17 Victory
First Infantry defeated Engineers 36 to 17 in the Military Basketball League at National Guard Armory last night. Steed led scorers with 16 goals, Hughes 4, Schweigman 8, Cate, Fitzgick 8. Foul goals by Steed 2 and Hart 1. Referee Haas. Timers Girard and Rackstmid. Time of halves 20 minutes.
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First Infantry
Engineers
National Guard Armory
Secenth Powit Boos
Bina Ee
Steed
Ate
Hart
Firepatrick Hughes
Hassenstab
Lebeweiler Schweigman McElfresb
Mongeon Labet
McElfresb
Bebweigman
Spencer
Mongeon
Aloor
Art
Hughes
Schwegler
Cate
Fitzgick
Hasenstabd
Schweigman
Mr. Haas
King
Girard
Rackstmid
Guard
Selves
Virginia Five Defeats George Washington in 41 to 12 Opener
Virginia basketball sealed a commanding start to the season by overpowering George Washington 41 to 12 at Fayerweather gymnasium in Charlottesville. Nickels and Strickland led Virginia with strong play and Luck contributed on close defense.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
Fayerweather Gymnasium
George Washington
Nickels
Strickland
Luck
Positons G. Washington
Stickley
Atrickland
Uck
Groeal
Risey
Attickland
Wardell
Buckley
White
Nickela
Hamner
Groesbeck
Kuba
Murray
Bryant
Shaver
Stockland
Bikkley
Dietrich
Sack
Rixey
St Albans dominates double-header on basketball floor
St Albert's School basketball quint showed strength taking both ends of a double-header in its gym yesterday. Army and Navy Academy lost 4 to 2% and Alexandria High fell 25 to 7 in the follow-up. Defensive work was outstanding with detailed lineups and substitutions listed.
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St. Alban
Army and Navy Academy
Alexandria High
St. Albans
AL Northrup
G'Denol Kleen
Holmes
Potter
Kleea
March
Castle
Howden
Marty
Wagner
Newland
Klees
Northrup
Holmen
Rondel
O'Donohue
Rondell
Mr. Hatch
George Washington
Richarda
Alex
High
Ly Wentzel Potter
Sulliven
Maren
Hanes
Hayesh G
Houser
Borns
Sullivan
Goale
Helmes
Toes
Pass
Wentzell
Mr. Blank
Hir. Richards
Alvea
Western Easy Victory Over Georgetown Prep Five
Western High School defeated Georgetown Preps 18 to 1 yesterday in the latter’s gym. Western’s teamwork and speed carried the win, with a 26-point surge in the second half. Lester Peine starred for Western and De La Vergne held up the Preps’ defense.
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Georgetown
Lester Peine
Western
de la Vergne
Peine
Leeteh - Coot Fuller
Giblin Atiations Smith
Fuller
McHugh
Machinirs
Cooney
MceCineky
Macire
de Whie
Monahan
Peck
da la Vergne
Kenning
Cook
Cantillon Trades Player for a Dog in Federal Affidavit
Chicago January 11 affidavits claim two contracted players were traded for dogs as part of the Federal League suit against organized baseball. Mordecai Brown swore that Joe Cantillon traded a professional for a bulldog and Roger Hresnahan traded a pitcher for a bird dog.
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Cantillon
Brown
Chicago
Mordecai Brown
Chicago Nationals
Joe Cantillon
Minneapolis
American Association
Roger Hresnahan
St. Louie
Hopper
Richard Kinsella
Springfield
George Washington University Indoor Meet Support Sought
George Washington University athletic leaders urge student turnout for the indoor track meet to be held February 13 at Convention Hall. A mass meeting January 20 in the medical school building aims to boost membership, with talks by Leo Terry and Prof. Leslie Cleveland McNemar and rehearsals of university yells and cheering practice.
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George Washington University Athletic Association
Medical Achuol
H Street Northwest
Athletic Association
Leo €. Terry
Association
Leslie Cleveland McNemar
George Washington
Running Horses and Races At Coney Island Event
Racing brief lists multiple events with odds and outcomes across six races. horses include Investment, School for Scandal, Czar's Boy, Clara Morgan, and more. Jockeys, weights, and times noted. events occur at a turf track with winners and seconds, plus a boxing note: Willie Ritchie accepts February bout with Freddie Welsh in New York.
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Dishman
School For Scandal
Poole
Cincinnati
Goldatela
Clara Morgan
Gray Lady
Margaret O
Pool
Messicka
Finyth
Anna Kruter
J. B. Harrell
Theresa
Bethel
Blue Wing
Waley
Lilly
Montecal
Smyth
Light Knight
Dickens
Pretty Dale
Kilday
Stranger Girl
Earth Queen
Redands
The
Beekman
Joe Diebold
Goose
Earl of Savoy
Warrington
Orperth
Kneeler
Pate
Armor Sleora
Fuclonge
Fly True
Bally
Selou
Big Dipper
Turner
Requitam
Okalona
Cif Top
Amoret
Ben Loyal
Ole
Garneau
Marck
Werrington
Benedictina
Smith
Shepherdese
Conseller
Muwr Lad
Servicience
Stentor
Racing Entries For Today's Card At Track Meet
The day’s program lists selling races for various age groups from 3 year olds up, with entries including Virginia Field Jack Ruttler Momcova Thought Header Slate Green Renwar Peterkin and many others across six races. Includes details on distances from 4 to 7 furlongs and two mile events with numerous horses and weights.
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Simmie Hunt
Howard
That
Gentry
Frank Patterson
Moran
Thire
Schulenberg
Father Kelly
Brooks
Normad
Savines
Kick
Leopold
Charles J. Harvey
John Lewin
Mike’ Donlin
Wid Bear
Garger
Orinmr Lad
Trojan Belle
Curt
Mandadero
Calcium
Panhachapl
Stearn
Lone Star
Rice
Prorealita
Verrona
Prospero Lad
Birdman
Bavy Alec Rap
Planetary
Collins
Luke
Grose
Camonde
Metcalf
Gerttelm
Lenore
Ypresa Petit Bieu
Boggy Johnson
Aswan
Asa Herndon Alee
Sinth
Garver
Lady Young
Cinka
Ace
Goling
Fim
Keleetta
Fairy
Brando
Binchunate
Lake van Zandt
Printers Chronicle of Racing Entrants Names
A list of horse and person names appears in the Morning Telegraph edition, including Edna H Pred T Jack Rittier The Cinder Polls Lady Mint Originator Rose ONeil Winifred Charmense Belle of Bryn Mawr Miss Fielder Fitzgerald Thistle Belle Little Birdie General Marchmont Toynbee Voladay Jr New Orleans Voluspa Fair Helen Misa Frances Hypatia Tillies Nightmare Colonel Cook Priner Brynavis Tim Judge Marsdon Charles Grainger Billie Baker Undaunted Stout Heart Jim Base Garneau Blue Jay Mrcenne.
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Minn Fisay
Renntog Vine
Mollie O
Det. Fred
Votuspa
Jack Marlow
Harlequin
Ute
Berel
Miss Fannie
Fair Helen
Mabel Montmery
Long Head
Ice D
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Yemmmersee
Checo
Father Phelan
Dust Pan
Hypatria
Kyret
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Dancing Master
Diadly
Tillie’s Nightmare
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Cook
Helling
G Farlongs
Jordan
King Chilton
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Gallant Boy
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Billie Baker
Rate
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Our Ben
Imdaunted
Luther
Brout Heart
Jim Basey
Yorkwire
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Colfax
Mycenae
Frogg
Garneau
Blue Jay
Uncms
Mating Telegraph
Edna H
Pred T
Jack Rittier
the Cinder
Polls
Lady Mint
Originator
Rose O'Neil
Winifred D. Charmense
Belle
Bryn Mawr
Miss Fielder
Fitzzgerald
Thistle Belle
Little Birdie
General Marchmont
Toynbee
Voladay
New Orleans
Morning Telegraph
Voluspa
Misa Frances
Hypatia
Tillie's Nightmare
Colonel Cook
Priner
Brynavis
Tim Judge
Marsdon
Charles F. Grainger
Undaunted
Stout Heart
Jim Base
Mrcenne
Peckinpaugh Signs a Yankee Contract
Roger Peckinpaugh today signed a three year contract to play for the New York American League team. Manager Bill Donovan secured the signature and both refused to disclose the salary. Peckinpaugh had held out previously over pay but stated the terms are satisfactory.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Roger Peckinpaugh
Bill Donovan
New York
Peckinpaugh
Donovan
Kelchner Wins With Cue In District Championship Opener
George Kelchner defeated Walter Wallace in a District championship pocket billiard opener at the Royal parlors last night, 109 to 83. Wallace started strong, Kelchner recovered with a brace as Wallace erred on easy shots. Tonight Frank Swan and Thoms B Purcell meet. Jeannetts bested John Lester Johnson in a ten round Pioneer A Ce bout. Battling Jim Johnson stopped Fred Jackson in the fourth round.
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Walter Wallace
Royal Parlors
Wallace
Helchner
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Victiors
Frank Swan
Thoms B. Purcell
Jeannette
Johnson
New York
Joe Jeannetts
John Lester Johnson
Jim Johnson
Fred Jackson
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