Penn Eleven Schedules Four New Contests and Retains Coach
University of Pennsylvania announces a 1930 football schedule with four new opponents including West Virginia and Pennsylvania State, plus a Dartmouth home game and a noted change in coaching with Brooke retained as head coach and George Krahe remaining as head coach alongside Aaron Dickson as field coach under Priest Cozzens’ committee.
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West Virginia
Brooke
Phia
Jan Li
Penns
Tania State
Pittsburgh
Nibright
West Wirginuia
University of Pennsylvania Loeb
Carlisle Indians
Tiysburg
Soathmore
Exceptian
Dartmouth
Boston
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Franklin Field
University of West Virginia
Albrigue
Franklin and Marshall
Pennssylvania State
Savy
University of Pittsburgh
Lafaye
Michigan
Nav
Cornell Feoowas Tise
George Kreahe
Bear
Donovan Passes Up Doom In Yankees Trade Talk
New York manager Bilt Jonexvan answered questions about trading for Dusoin, noting the veteran must still show value. The exchange suggests Donovan is nearing prime, and the team weighs whether a veteran move fits their payroll and lineup.
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New York
Bilt Jonexvan
Yankees
Laestrens
Aneline
Yale Makes Change in Football Dates
Yale University announces a revised schedule for next fall with one change from last year. All games except Harvard will be in the bowl or Cambridge site varies. includes Maine, Maryland, Lehigh, Springfield Yaks, Washington and Jefferson, Colgate, Brown, Princeton, and Harvard.
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Fluven
Conn
Yale University
Springfield WY. M. C. A
Notre Dame
Harvard
Cambridge
University of Maine
Smily
Virginia
Lehig
Springfield Yaks
Wallowe
Washington
Jeferson
Colgate
Brown
Princton
Wallace Wins Match in Billiard Tourney at Royal Parlors
Scidte Killeen failed to appear for his scheduled match with J Breslin in the Tustrret pocket billiard championships at the Royal parlors last night. Wallace defeated his opponent 106 to 151 ffootlacre as the first championship match time last night. Penn to Play New Elevens in 1915. Philadelphia Jan. 14 The University of Bennavi...
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Scidte Killeen
J. Breslin
Royal
Arel Walter Wallace
Breslin
Wallace
Ffootlacre
Keishener
Penn
Philadelphia
Bennavivania
Noth
University of Pittscurch
Poon State
Albright
West Virginia
Baseball Is Not a Trust in Federal Antitrust Suit
Chicago and Philadelphia report affidavits from club presidents and major figures denying the Federal charges. They claim organized baseball under the national agreement is not a trust and has benefited players while not testifying about specific facts of the case.
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Chicago
EB. B. Johnson
August Herrmann
Cincinnati Nationals
National Commission
Charles Thomas
Chicago Nationals
C. A. Comiskey
Chicago Americans
Robert Hedges
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Lannin
Boston
William F. Baker
Philadelphia Nationals
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Americans
George Wharton Pepper
DOOM ACCEPTS OFFER TO PLAY WITH REDS
Charles S Doon former manager of the Philadelphia Nationals says he has accepted Cincinnati manager Herzog's two year offer at 6000 dollars per year and is ready to sign. Herzog will contact Carry Herrmann about a Cincinnati contract, while Philadelphia's President Baker notes he will refuse Dooin's request and seek waivers.
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Philadelpha
Charles
S Doon
Philadelphia Nationals
Herzog
Cimeinnati
Maryland
Carry Herrmann
Cincinnati
Dooin
Ariier Io
Baker
The
Ebillies
Booin
Demarest Defeats Cline in Billiard Match at Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on January 14 Calvini Demarest beat Harry Cline 360 to ag in a Billiard Players League game. Demarest posted an average of 1010 and 29 high runs, while Cline finished 916 and 28 with a 2 high run.
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Philadelphia
Calvini Demarest
Harry Cline
Demarest
Cline
Name Decisions on Ball Players Name Decisions on Ball Players
Auburn, Jan. 14 Chairman John H. Farrell of the national board of arbitration issues decisions affecting players and clubs in the United States and Canada. Claims allowed include Roe Carleton, Earl D. Peck, and Winner Ponder among others. Players are awarded services to teams in various states and Canada. numerous trades and releases are listed with many city and team names.
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Auburn
John H. Farrell
National Board of Arbitration
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
United States
Canada
Roe Carleton
Kalamazoo
Mich
Earl D. Peck
Henderson
Ponder
Birmingham
Ala
H. G. Cheek
Vancouver
B. C
Harry Ross
Battle Creek
Wilbur Crouch
Dantas
Tex
Conn
Jack Wrost
New Orleans
Atlanta
Joe Dunn
Dallas
Tely
Asheville
Waisen
Greensboro
N. U
SN. C
Olin Perettt
Ashville
Hamilton
Ontario
Pat Dougherty
Memphis
Durham
N.C
William Wo Rowe
Joe Gorham
G. Newdd
Slavon
Jane McManus
Augusta
Willhnus
A. Strain
Richmond
Kaciac
I Thamar BleCabe
Nashville
Selma
Floyd Farmer
Tean
Dolly Stack
James Mullen
Scranton
McMurray
Fort Worth
Oakland
Cal
Garl Mitze
Hoet Ung
Venice
G. UW. Murphy
Sellert
Louis Litschi
Lindsng
Fenton Whitrn
Omaha
Milwaukee
Wis
Miler
Mactinette-Meuraninee
Topeka
Kans
Koerner
Bortsmouth
Die
Ddywardia
Traggan
Raleizh Banm
Keel
Michigan State
Benene
Appire
George Sehater
Atlantic League
Tom Weeks
Te Towa
Jabu Singleton
Penciidence
R. 1
A. L. Platte
W. A1. Flanigan
New York
N. L
Springfield
Edward Holloway
New An
Spokane
Wash
Joe Wagner
Cincinnati
Down the Alleys District Duckpin Leagues Admit Brief Scores
Readable cricket style scorecard data shows multiple duckpin leagues with team names such as Southern Electricians Masonto and IntercoUncil. Totals for each club list match scores, individual player results, and league standings across several district divisions.
C U Quint Wins A Hard Contest At Carroll Halk
Catholic University’s basketball quint upset West Virginia Wesleyan 36 to 31 in a fast paced game at Carroll Hall. Capt Donnelly and Pete White led the local effort with strong scoring, White converting six of seven free throws and a field goal, while Neale paced the visitors with 13 of their 31 points. Referee Hughes and timer Lambert officiated. game length 20 minutes per half.
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Catholic University
West Virginia Wesleyan
Carroll Halk
Donnelly Star
Capt. Donnelly
Pete White
White
Neale
West
Weres
Neale Keegan
Heavner
Hinehelify
Donnelly
Keegan
Cartwright
Goaja
Fonls
Mr. Hughes
Lambert
Mr. Hora
Theef Talves
Inoculate Penn Crew as Typhoid Preventive
Philadelphia dated report notes University of Pennsylvania oarsmen will receive typhoid vaccine with about twenty already treated and claimed immune. Coach Vivian Nickalls reports the measure as a first in crew history. More than 175 candidates reported for the first call, including seven from last year’s varsity crew.
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Philadelphia
Vivian Nickalls
University of Pennsylvania
Weightman Hall
Nickalls
Chickering
Butler
Garvin
Merrick
Littleton
Marcy
Foster
Pitt Football Dates Announced for 1915
Pittsburgh January 14 The University of Pittsburgh official football schedule for 1915 was announced by the university athletic council listing games against Westminster College Annapolis Naval Academy Carlisle Indians Penn at Philadelphia Allegheny College Washington and Jefferson Carnegie Institute Pennsylvania State College all at Pittsburg with one at Annapolis and Thanksgiving day game against Penn State.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
University Athletic Council
Westminster College
Annapolis Naval Academy
Annapolis
C U NINE Schedule to Play Penn State
C U NINE baseball confirms a 23 game slate with an opener March 31 against the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis. On the Southern trip the squad meets teams including North Carolina A M Raleigh Trinity in Chapel Hill Washington and Lee in Lexington Cath University in Washington and on the Eastern trip Dartmouth Vermont West Point and Princeton in May.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
A. M
North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Trinity
Chapel Hill
Washington and Lee
Dartmouth
Vermont
West Peint
Princeton
Southern Defeats Trainmen In Terminal League Thriller
Southern topped the Trainmen 39 to 1 h in a Terminal Basketball League game last night. Smith and Brady led the winners with high scoring, while Brat Platz and Dailey contributed key baskets. The report notes open dates for January and February with teams seeking games against clubs averaging 145 for the first team and 135 for the second. Also included is a line on a baseball trade: Red Murray to the Reds for Rube Benton.
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Southern
Smith
Brady
Terminal
Vraimaen
Posttians
Moffett
Brady Khuen
Cagle
Platz
Farr Binkeee
la - Dailey
Garth
Dailer
Brady Platz
Dailey
Maier
Eluen
Tarr
C. E. Colliflower, Jr
W. F. Underwood
First Race Selling Result and Racing Odds Summary
Kos Davia won the first race for 4-year-olds and up in 6 furlongs, with odds 1 to 1 and 2 to 1. Joe Husher placed second at 20 to 1, 4 to 1, and 2 to 4. Time 1:14 1-5. Other notable runners included Lone Man Native Son Charles J. Harvey and Pedro alw ran.
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Kos Davia
iGentry
Joe Husher
iSmally
Elma
Prospero Lad
Ho Davis
Pion Sam Conner
Charles J. Harvey
Pedro Alw
Toe Cummings
Acton
Sowan
Gunrtwerth
Necond
Melen Haybould
Mae
Knive
Ypress
Hogy Johnson
Tower
Dad Davies
Gano
Helling
Colina
Wen
Electrowan
Osaple
Martin
Theofocita
Kederia
Leven
Keeand
Rose Ring
Evan
Planetary
Aristophane
Scrapper
Mince Jimmue
We Lumas
Lofty Ueywood
John Hume
Dall Boy
Tight Boy
Molesworth
Choctaw
Actan
Vareo
Carter
Tempest
Marty Tou
Uplind King
Pontefract
Uli Lyne
Kelsette
High Street
Black Mate
Today’s Racing Entries and Early Weights
Thorough list of entries across multiple races for two and three year olds plus older horses. Includes names such as Whispering Hope, Divan, Moscown, Panhachapi, Senator James, Noble Grand, and Blasche. Notes mixed entries for the third to fifth races with weights and furlong lengths.
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Furst
Loye Duiette
Whispering Hope
Diz
Pan
Jala
Calhe Vann
Tly
Little Bigger
Silas
Divan
Shahan
Divan Spreckels
Furlongs Blay
Breeser
Panhachapi
Kit Slauile
Eee Tone
Dlmonton Adams
Greenmare
Brae
Martin Chavie
Charles
Nitty
Senator James
Fred Drew Vita
Noble Grand
Visite
Xelling
Woot
OK Pells
Bee Winte
Marie Coghill
Lanly Mint
the Cinder
Wi Ball
Brando
Voladay
Blue Beard
Anite
Heberts
Coleone Marchmont
Christophine
Gihello
Rave—Xeliog
Blasche
Kessin
Oniple
LOG
Tiville
Port Sumter
Wevering Veryday
Fitzgerald
Goldy
Unclear Names Point to Chicago Region Tuesday Event
A garbled OCR fragment lists many proper nouns and places, including Harrisburg, Peanayivaiuia, and Chicago, implying a near Tuesday event. The text reads like a district or federal notice but contains numerous misspellings and nonsensical phrases, obscuring concrete facts.
Habana race day results and six furlong winners
Six furlongs yielded Mell at 3 to 2 or 1 to 4 with quick payouts amid a crowded card. Whiner won the five and a half furlongs feature with Frontier and Inferno Queen among the multiples chasing. Centum captured the six furlongs in a close finish, while many runners including Don and Stripes ran for minors.
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McDermott
Woo
Robinson
Gollen Lassie
Tiplini
Ren
Tassa
Lady May
Conre
Whiner
Connelly
Inferno
Frontier
Math
Margaret
Metxe
Flatbush
Madeline J
Minesin
Taylas
Phil Connor
Jack Nonnafiy
Aplanter
Ivo
Shadrack
Jones
Molan
Mortgyle
Collins
Fatty Godmother
Master Joe
Sordelte
Water Lau
Waldron
Stranto
Atwoell
Lark Cloth
Lafferty
Andromeda
Shorty Northcatt
General Warren
Bulger
Misa Jean
Black Chief
JH Hart
Parlor Boy
Skeets
Centum
Taplin
Morlier
Rabingon
Beront
Couster
Kopje, Ave
Duke of Shelby
Hob R
Mr. Mack
Prawsport
Volthorpe Riau
New Orleans Race Results First Race Field of 4 Year Olds and Up
Horses competed in furlong races with Stickpin winning at 4 to 5, Pato placing second, and Ogre third. Time 1:42.5 marked by wagering notes and multiple runners in a busy results card from New Orleans.
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Reds
C. U. Quint
Wesleyan
Sidney West
Sale
Dunlap and
Christy
Donovan
Yankee
Mark Cross
YALE
Springfield Y. M. C. A
Doom
Billiard Players’ League
Manhattan
Duckpin
Leagteh
Royala
Goo Fellows
Halley
Perguson
Titan
Werkerly
Stanford
Leagte
Electricians
Stanley
Welton W. Smith
Tafarelte
Aton Pleasant
George
Zeller
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Shonnard
Skrodet
Fookes
L. Green, Hansford
Larner
A. Duckden Luague
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Crows
Isurmer
Bernstein
Thomas
Lduckpin Leagt Chapin & Sacks, Printers
A. Boyd
Padgete
Baosh
Kreiter
Thornburg
Intercouncil Leager, Spankling
Carroll, Bhoitman
Sfgma Duvckpin
Eta
Alpha
Shaw
Leith
Trinnty ST
Beatty
Megrew
Warren
Linworth
Rohwetch
Neacy
Totels
Straton
Patterson
Eyneh
Davia
Helnenan
Hanny
OL Neian
Bootmsh
Dore
Cramh
C.U. Quint
West VA
Nichols
PITT
Carlisle
Penn State
C. U
Giants
Murray
Benton
Red” Murray
Rube
Tipperary
Juarez
Tandi
Brynavia
Juaquin
Insurance Manala
Tit Miles
Joe Diebold
Wan
Lene
LM Pashmina
S. Xecemd
Heart
Ora Metlee
Mycenae
Ravenal
State
Balingbroke Welle
Mule Montgomer
King
Voturpa
Joe
Blue Wing
Vail
Miss Brufer
Deut Marsatt
He Robart Ray Rte
Ol Cain
Teria
Lac Rome
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Roe Tit Conse Om Jwatk
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Kousht
Crutnmety Pigcera Jefferson
Suan Vielitatae
Mabel Montgomery
Vhersa Heth
Higan
Mayberry Candle
Sduteus Dolor
Gabmo
Lanval Twatez
Metanahy
Maequitee
Bhabau
Calle Yannlark
Standedel
Nemator
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Nils Mure Coglell
Polis
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Florence
Robert Cithalbe
Mirrrout Ylermutau
Paapde
Ana
Uryad
Weyain de
Tener
Harrisburg
Padas
Todas
Welt
Isa
Atria Edita
Mous Rite Ag
Wusernor
Peanayivaiuia
Leieia Bre
Habana
Stickpin
Warrington
Pato
Ogre
Mirna
Barrette
Tobin Rote
Fee Gay
Puck
Findr
van Dunen
Cut
Crise
Pool
Xeonad
Tigwart
McGowan
Ani
Ime
Pretty Dale
Mawr
Dick'n Pet
Tilty
To & T
Raton
Secomd
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Taylor
Morton
Stout & Co
Tuilora
Ain St. NW
Romeo and Juliet
L &c
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Havana
Porto Rico
Superiores 5c Cigars
Ile Rizla
LLC
Royal Bengal
Roderick the Great
Fatima
Seventh and
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Baltimore
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Franklin
Parkvenge
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