Virginia Varsity and VPI to Miss Football Match
The University of Virginia will not play a football game next fall with Virginia Polytechnic Institute. A joint committee statement cites potential partisan rivalry and harm to athletics, noting the two state schools should focus on cooperative relations. The decision is signed by both UVA and GAAL athletic leaders.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
General Athletic Association
Blacksburg
State Polytechnic Institute
A. & M. College
State University
W. H. Echols
WW. A. Lambeth
Albert Lefevre
Armistead M. Doble
Zbyszko Still Fooling 'Em In Wrestling Carnivals
New York reports rising interest as Joe Humphries stages wrestling carnivals boosting star names Zbyszko Hackenschmidt Gotch and others. Discussion of potential Zbyszko versus Hackenschmidt while schedules delay. Also notes Turner defeats Olson in Bristol and Hackenschmidt loses to Cutler in Chicago in a handicap bout.
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New York
Joe Humphries
Humphries
Zbyszko
Gotch
Hackenschmidt
Zbyzsko
Hack
Dematros
Foley Coaches Preps Train With Varsity At Georgetown
Georgetown will have Blue and Gray prep track teams train this season under Coach Foley. Younger athletes will follow the same afternoon regimen as the varsity, a privilege not granted before. Golden shows form as a likely Interscholastic sprint and hurdle contender. Captains McLaughlin, McGrath, Rodriguez, Childs, Falbot among many vying for relay four slots. Mulligan stands out with rapid improvement and better form. Landon, once a star, looks strong for a young runner. Wilson leaves school to go into business, ending a brief track period at Hilltoppers. Quinlan joins from football subs, showing speed and grit for future quarter-mile prospects.
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Georgetown
Foley
Golden
Hilltoppers
Quinlan
Mulligan
Landon
Johnsons signs and targets in ring talk
New York boxer Jack Johnson denies a secret agreement to fight in London with Al Kaufman under Hugh McIntosh management, praises Kaufman while noting he doubts a Langford bout, mentions Morris of Oklahoma, and comments on Jeffries. Also reports on Royal Henley dates, fundraising flags, crews from Arundel Club and Ottawa, Phillips Exeter golf course, and Cornell beating Dartmouth 34 to 18.
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New York
Jack Johnson
al Kaufman
London
Hugh McIntosh
Kaufman
Mme
Langford
Morris
Oxiahomy
Jeffries
Jeff
Royal English Henley
Royal English Henley Regatta Committee
Canada
Arundel Club
Baltimore
J. B. Butler
Argonaut Rowing Club
Toronto
Ottawa
Washington, D. C
O'Leary Cime
McGovern
Terry
Philly
Goodman
Packey McFarland
Chicago
Cannon
Westchester
Jack Goodman
Fairmont Athletic Club
de Sede Goodman
Brown
Sam Kelly
Fant
Freddie Welsh
Kelly
Hole Leach Cross
Vanderbilt Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Charley Griffin
Cross
Seome
Sale of McIntyre to Chicago Sparks Detroit Shuffle
Matty McIntyre’s sale to Chicago removes a long-time Tiger from Detroit’s lineup after eight seasons. Davy Jones will take left field, with debate over McIntyre’s replacement and team plans shaping a tense off season as clubs reassess housing and payroll strategies amid hotel debates and ownership changes.
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Joe S. Jackson
Arlington Hotel
Washington General
Arlington
Matty McIntyre
Chicago
Detroit Tigers
Jennings
Michigan
McIntyre
Buffalo
Tigers
Davy Jones
Matty
Detroit
Jones
McAleer
Milan
Washington
Drake
Burns Accepts Bill Lang Fight Plan for Sydney Debut
Tommy Bee wires London accepting a April 17 bout with Bill Lang and notes Burns may fight Langford in London if Lang defeats Lang. Burns, staying in Seattle until early March, will train to gauge knee health and then sail for Sydney with a gym aboard the steamer.
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Seattle
Wash
Tommy Bee
London
Bill Lang
Hugh McIntosh
Burns
Bill Long
Sydney
Sam Langford
Langford
Lang
Jes
Mobile Signs Promising Catcher Benedict
Mobile 1911 club manager Ducky Holmes signed John Benedict, a local amateur, claiming a diamond in the rough. Benedict led the City League Catchers in fielding and hit over 900, at 48 years old. University of Pennsylvania beat Cornell in swimming 48 to 5 and won water polo 17 to 0 in Philadelphia.
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Mobil
Ala
Ducky Holmes
Mobile 1911
John Benedict
Holmes
Benedict
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Attell Fights Kling in Narrow Win at National Sporting Club
New York reports Aba Attell outlasted Patsy Kling over ten rounds in London with clever defense amid sharp blows. Kling pressed hard, landing several dangerous shots as Attell survived and showcased speed. McGovern also beat Young O Leary in ten rounds in South Brooklyn.
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Washington Post
New York
Aba
Attell
Patsy Kling
National Sporting Club
Eline
Newark
Kliné
Kling
Kline
Kims
Kine
McGovern
Young O'Leary
Phil
Stanley
Yong O'Leary
South Brooklyn
O'Leary
Philly
O’leary
Cogan Out For Georgetown As Gallaudet Clash Looms
Georgetown battles Gallaudet with Billy Cogan sidelined by a neck boil and unable to play. Hing, who broke his nose in the NYU game, had an operation and expects to return next week. King’s injury cancels the freshmen game against the Gallaudet Reserves. the next match likely on Wednesday.
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Georgetown
Gallaudet
Billy Cogan
Cogan
King
Company K Wins National Guard League Opener 43 to 7
Company K defeated the Ambulance company of the hospital corps 43 to 7 in the National Guard League opener. Hatterly led scoring with eleven baskets and three free throws, while Lieut Hudson of the Ambulance corps scored five of seven points. The game was slow with few fouls and had lineups featuring Pogitions Amb Corps and several named players.
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National Guard League
Company K
Ambulance Company
Hospital Corps
Company E
Hudson
Ambulance Corps
Hatterly
Pogitions
Amb. Corps
Tutterly
RF. Hudzon
Jackson Thompson
R Howart
Davis Boyd
Curtis
Fayne
L. G. Va
Lawrence
feld—Hutterly
Seltman
Gore
Feree
Pratt
Timore
Lieut
Brown Glover
Capt
Ernest
Basketball Rivals Clash At Y M C A Tonight
A basketball game at the Y M C A features the visiting West Branch Baltimore team against the association regulars. Tipoff is 3 30 P M. A pregame volleyball match between clerks class and morning class players precedes the basketball. Lineups include ington Fallimore Kaufman Winter Bartholow.
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Y. M
Baltimore
Twill Beington
Fallimore
Kaufman Winter Bartholow
Stockdale to Manage Shoemakers for Lynchburg Season
Special to The Washingwos from Lynchburg Virginia reports Otis H. Stockdale of the Birmingham team has signed to manage the Shoemakers this season. He will arrive within ten days and has begun reviewing new player applications. he will also contribute as a box man for the team.
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Lynchburg
Otis H. Stockdale
Birmingham
Wilkinson
Stockdale
Shoemakers
Penn Wins 36 to 15 Over St. John's in Second Half Rally
Penn earns early 25 point lead as Walton and Pearce hit from the field while St. John's struggles with only a foul line score. Second half substitutions by Penn spark Welch and Jourdet led a comeback by St. John's before final 36 to 15 result. Referee Mr. Sturdy officiated. halves of 20 minutes.
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Welch
Washington Post
Annapolis
Pennsylvania
St. John's
Marks
Turner
Tobey
Keogh
Blakeman
Jourdet
Collegiana
Walton
Pearce
St. Janais
Sturdy
St. John’s
St.John'’s
R Marks
Keough Turner
Blakeman Ves
Peatve ‘Jourdett
Walton Pears
Marke
Wilson
Mr. Fitzpatrick
Sach
Mount St Mary's Defeats Albright In Quick Basketball Win
Mount St. Mary's beat Albright College 25 to 11 in an exciting Mt. St. Marys game played in Emmitsburg Maryland. Captains Martin and Sheridan led scoring for the visitors while Engel and Malloy paced Mount St. Mary's with accurate floor goals and a fast finish.
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Albright Quint
Washington Paw
Emmitsburg
Mount .St. Mary's
Albright College
Mount St. Mary’s
Malloy
Albright
Capt.Martin
St. May's
Quigley
McCreery
R. F
Martin
Sheridan
Glafsmire
Sailor Engel
Heinder Fl
Ie- Morrie Mount
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