Rosedale Quintets Edge In Doubleheader Victory
Rosedale defeats Cardinal Reserve and Stalwarts in a two game set at their gym. The first contest ended with a decisive walkover for Alexandria, while the second featured a lively rally by the losers before the Maroon and Gray pulled away in the second period through strong shooting by Foster Hunsehe, Elison, and Atmon. Cockrell led defense for Alexandria as Nugent and Me Frid starred for Northeasterners.
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Cardinal
Alexandria
MiGs Staliaris
Rosedale
Toalaly
Foster Hunsehe Eilason
Atmon
Maroon and Gray
Foster
Rhodes
Resafale Boys
Nugent
Bet Cockrell
Aid
Sre
Agent Oinner
RY McBride
Canter Welle
Raland Schlag Prasier
Frau face—Nugent
Ol McBride
Ro Kan
Schlag
Geena Cockrell
Clemanta
Connors Howard
Frazier
Cockrell
Towts
Viger Wallx
Clements
Conners
Owenm
Cockrell Clemmigh Cyncora
Howard
Col Tower
Timair
Uners Patterson
Moore Garer
Gable
Dallas
Rosedale Kees
Hlmsche
Rogge
Simon Faajer
Rhodes Center
Meluuren Egrestreg
Figo le Helmuth
Chicago Bars Mahmout Pedersen Boxing Match Start
Chicago authorities signal likely blocking of Mahmout Pedersen bout in Chicago as officials weigh permitting issues tied to Mahmout’s alleged prior scandal and pressures from Mayor Harrison. prospects shift to other cities including Kansas City if Chicago blocks the event.
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Uhiewo
Wahmont Pedersen
Chica
Bam Kink
Wahimont
Major Yarnson
Mabmouts
Itysgku
Wusay
Matrison
Malmout
Chicago
Mahmout Pedersen
Harrison
Kansas City
Business Marksmen Lose in Intercity High School League
The Business rifle team suffered a defeat in a Western Intercity High School League match amid delayed Georgetown score reports. Forfeits marked their game against Army and Navy Prep as the Scholastic League schedule caused a half hour delay before referee Long declared a forfeit. Upcoming games at Ingram Gym feature Ingram versus Alexandria Cardinals with Columbia ACG and Ingram juniors in a preliminary.
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Georgetown
Seitwan
Business Quint
A and N Business High School
Quint
Ita
Army
Navy Prepa
Buyineds
Ingram
Cardinals
Alexandria
Columbia Acg
Engel Ambitious Lad Fears Dangers Of Courts
Joe Engel, a 212 Nationals recruit from Washington, returns from Mount Saint Mary College emphasizing rigorous sports training and avoiding basketball to protect his baseball career. His father raised safety concerns about injuries, prompting Engel to leave school and pursue a pure American League path with continued conditioning and prep for Virginia action. Clarence Walker also signed with Griffith, expressing satisfaction with pay and aiming for a regular roster spot while noting weather and form as squad challenges. Walker played 38 games, hitting ., with 28 RBIs and 12 steals, showcasing potential despite base-stealing room for improvement.
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Joel Jackson
Nationals
Joe Engel
Washngton
Joseph
Mount St Mary
College For Washington
Warters
Charlottesville
Engel
Americe
Grimthean
Méhaca
Joe
Virginia
Boehling Grifith
Jeter Boehling
Richmond
Griffith
Sibring
Ehids
Washington
Wul
Walker
Cluence Walker
Carolina
Griffth
Natcral
Bettie
Flur
Ange
Pisges
Uette
Announce Traveling Plans for Connie Mack Teams
Connie Mack announced the travel itinerary for World Series champions two baseball teams as they tour the South. The second team, including Hewman and Old pitchers, departs San Antonio around February 1, followed by the first team after workouts in San Antonio. They will play in Austin, Galveston, Houston, New Orleans, Montgomery, Charlotte, and other cities from March to April, with dates and destinations listed.
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Connie Mack
Hiewman
San Antonio
Ban Antonio
Austin
Galern
Hopkins Refuses to Meet Virginia in Return Match
The advisory board of the General Athletic Association at the University of Virginia met to elect baseball and football coaches. Plans for a return football game with Hopkins appear unlikely, with potential scheduling shifts and uncertain coaching selections.
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Hopkins
Virginia
Meadow Nose Triumph Stuns Favorites In Close Run
At Juarez on January 12 the fourth and feature event of the day, a one mile race, ended with Injay nose ahead of Meadow the favorite. John Laws finished third head behind the pair as three favorites captured the main races. Addressing other races, Palataula and Romana led several horses in multiple steeple events with tight finishes and close call results. A college hoop game later featured the Stalwarts facing the District National Guard in a league showdown.
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Juarez Memeo
Injay
Meadow
John Louis
Suromaries Binst
Sabu Hoste
Gemmel
Rosen
Shy Neal
Hannle
Ares
Feror
Tady Salwart
Rorel
Sven
Gort
Carter
Dune Aisy
Grose
Molesworth
Abe Boris
More Tigers to Providence in Internations League moves
Detroit Middan announces three players to be transferred to Providence after waivers. Beckendorf Cavet and Loudell, all previously with Detroit, join Rhode Island team, giving Providence two Detroit batteries. The trio were with Buffalo last year and Detroit earlier in spring.
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Detroi Middan
Providence
Detroit
Rhode Island
Beckendorf Cavet
Loudell
Beckendorf
Buffalo
Rieht
Hunder
Football rules makers schedule meeting in New York
Secretary Erik Hall of the Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee issued a notice for a meet in New York on February 3. It is understood no radical changes will be made to the rules this year.
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Erik Hall
Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee
New York
Renew Rowing Relations Between Princeton and Pennsylvania
New York January 11 Princeton and Pennsylvania will renew rowing relations severed in 138 according to an announcement tonight. Manager Pryor for the University of Pennsylvania committee on rowing said a race between the varsity eight crews is planned for May 1912 on a date to be determined. He hopes the race will begin an annual series on Carnegie Lake and the Schuylkill. The two schools have not raced since the intercollegiate regatta at Saratoga Lake in 7 18, after which Princeton abandoned rowing briefly but later resumed.
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Washington Post
Charlottesille
General Athletic Association
University of Virginia
Artlon
Topuire Rigler
Fox
Riger
Law
Cuba
Speed Eliott
Rige Warren
Winager Lite
Johns Hophbin
Lambeth Field
Hopkies
Ment
Sharlottesvale
Baltimore
Swarthmore
Vandechitt
Hopkins
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Georgetown
Washington
North Carollina
Ricamona
New York
Princeton
Pennsyvania
Pryor
University of Annsylvania
Carnegie Lake
Schuyldt
Pennsylvania
Saratoga Lake
Charleston Racine sanction telegram seeks Jockey Club aid
Charleston SC race association dispatches a telegram to the Jockey Club in New York. It requests reciprocal relations and pledges action against fraud while promising not to break faith with reputable American horsemen amid threats of potential track outlaw.
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Charleston SC
John Marsall
Charleston Racine
Jockey Club
New York
Nany
America
Garrels to Quit Michigan After Present Semester
Garrels, star hurdler at the University of Michigan and a key left guard on the football team, will leave the university at the end of the current semester in February. He had three more track seasons and two football seasons ahead, and his wife Ann is mentioned in connection with his decision. Garrels’ son Jonny Garrels is also a hurdler on the Michigan football squad.
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Ann Arder
Mich
Jane
Alfen Garrels
University of Michigan
Jonny Garrels
Canada Promoters Bid to Move Johnson Flynn Fight Northward
Promoters in Alberta offer 50 000 to transfer the Johnson versus Flynn bout from Nevada to Canada while Frazee vows to sue, alleging a fake offer. Johnson discusses referees and favors Santry, with talk of a nationally known choice and possible objections from England and Australia.
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Johnson
Flynn
Nevada
Frazee
Johnson and Lignn
Alberta
Ofter
Earker
Johnsond Flynn Wall
Corbett
Negro Frazee
East
Jeffries Gotch
Reno Assau
Eadie Santry
Rferee Quest
Santy
Plumy
Tommy Burns
Santry
Jack Curley
Iola
Johnsons
Eveired
White Gilmore Says Attell Refused Title Defense
Gilmore maintains Attell refused to defend the featherweight crown. Abe White plans a world title bid while Absences of pay disputes and ring side sealing surface in New Orleans. The clash is set amid claims White deserves the title for standing up to unagreed catch weights.
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Gilmore
Attell
Jack Waite
Gilmore Whites
Freds
Abrahams
Waite
New Orleans
Ney
Abe
Seale
Gwen Morin
Chicago loses hurdlers Whiting Kuh from track team
University of Chicago hurdlers Lawrence Whiting and George Kuh announced to Coach Page they are withdrawing from the Indoor track season due to outside work and poor physical condition. Whiting, a football captain, has quit classes for the quarter while Kuh cited similar reasons for his departure.
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Chiaa
Lawerence Whiting
Georee Kuh
University of Chicago
Page
Whiting
Captan
Coulon Stops George Lins in Chicago Bout
In a fast three round match Coulon stopped rival George Lins in front of a large Chicago crowd. The ring side weight favored George Kitson of New York whose second threw up the sponge as the finish came after sixteen pounds weighed in.
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Senth Wena
Ana van 47
Shnn Ulin
Chicago
George Kitson
New York
Kitsons
Seconda
Alexandria CIO Elect Calle Meeting for February 1
The Alexandria Lageballchi invites teams to apply for games at 10 South Royal Street, January 1 at 7.0 in the manager’s office to elect officers for the coming season. Washington teams wishing to join should apply by dates. Last year the Alexandria club played 48 games with Washington teams and cleared an average of 7.50.
National League Meeting Set in New York February 13
Announcement from National League Headquarters states the reconvened annual meeting will be held in New York on February 13 with business after the prior December session and a schedule meeting to follow. Also notes Johnny Regan dies at 35 in Granite City after pneumonia. Skating championships planned for February 12 in Newburgh at Brookside Lake.
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New York
National League
American League 1
Chicago
League
Johnny Regan
Regan
Snc
Dan Johnson
Granite City I
New Sears
Brooklyn
Newburgh
Brookinde Lake
Down the Alleys National Capital League Highlights
Unreadable OCR sports and league standings blur into a collage of names and scores from multiple leagues including Departmental and Commercial leagues. The Northeastern Duckpin League features a detective story excerpt, with references to Arsene Salb and Lupin.
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National Capital League
Palara Polurnac
Ricketts ST
Ayan
Sa Lewis Ma
Klozia
Harley
Lourey Ey
Ueeunoo
Mier
Kraussator
Crag
Departmental League
Tommlecaner
Spalding Council
Beau Jonas
Normagian Berner
Stontenh
Brinkles
Riehrobe
RAI Way
Duckeun
Revente
Trylett
Miler
Smith
Capea
Timiake
Care Ua
Torry
Rota Sar
Ducepivy Lagil Evening Star
Tolman Lautry
Cormin
Tdurky Es
jFichard
W.durky
Gimbal
Arsene Salb
Freeman
Lupin
Maurice Leblanc
von Ness
Infernal Hope
Trapie
Baris
Toi
Tate
Sat Tae
Cosa Atorion
Steinfeldt offered Syracuse managerial post in New York State League
Cincinnati January reports indicate Marty Steinfeldt, a free agent, is considering an offer to manage the Syracuse club of the New York State League. He will also play third base, a position he thrived at with the Reds and Cycles. Buffalo and Chattanooga clubs show interest. Hamman Yale Freshman Crew Coach announces Harriman appointment.
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Cincinnati
Marty Steinfeldtt
Syracuse
Stefay
Reds
Sreinfeldt
Buffalo
Tanooga Flouston
Hamman
Yale
New Haven Conn
Wilism A Harriman
New York
Sity
EH Harriman
Mount Marys Triumph In Double Overtime Thriller
Mount Marys defeated Loyola University in a hard fought game that extended into two extra periods. Quigley scored a sensational center shot to tie late in regulation, then added a goal in the second overtime as Lambert and stalwarts from Wash leaned in with timely shots to secure the victory for Mountaineers.
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Fmoutsburg
Jan L
Yunester
Bt Marys
Quigley
Lambert
Latholie University
Letters
Mountaineers
Costella Euck
Eetosedoie
Lard Leads Chevy Chase in Pinehurst Tourney Drift
Allan Lard of Chevy Chase advances as one of the players left in the Pinehurst tournament. The field includes Walter J Tyas of Garder and JS Artuson of Gak Rail. Officials note the collegial athlete conference plans to meet to decide the Summer Ball outcome and potential semifinals.
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Allan Lard
Chevy Chase
Podurst
Mewin
Semimal Stipe
Walter J Tyas
Garder
Starold Slater
Chistalm Beach
Fox Hills
JS Artuson
Sumtral
Diay Aden Lard
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