Winners in New Orleans Races Highlight Tele scope Victory
In New Orleans, Tele Scone, ridden by Notter, won the feature with strong finish as Meadow Breeze and Louise MacFarland also placed. Multiple horses including Angelua Pedra and Garland Galves contested the mile and turf events, with significant betting and close margins noted throughout the program.
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Emeryville Race Day Sees Blanche C Repeat at Win
Oakland Cal Jan 15 Blanche C kept her winning run at Emeryville finishing strong in the fourth race aboard Dorado. Numerous horses and jockeys competed across six races with odds and times noted, including Futurly course and other placings.
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New Pitcher for Giants From Elkton Rumored
Hikton Maryland January 15 John H McKenney son of ex Sheriff George McKenney of Elkton and former Elkton baseball pitcher has been signed by Manager McGraw as a pitcher for the New York National team for the coming season. At twenty three he weighs over 200 pounds and stands six feet He is described by observers as a second Amos Rusie with speed to burn and good control.
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Gelle
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Elkton
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Virginia League to Hire Mace and Limit Umpire Turmoil
Richmond secretaries report Harry Mace of Washington D C will umpire in the Virginia State League next season joining existing official Hoffman as the only trusted umpire. Eddie Handibee is unlikely to return to the Virginia League, with other Midwestern leagues courting him. Mace will stay in the South Atlantic circuit under a favorable contract, while Gregory plans two more recommended umpires and aims to have three solid arbiters.
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Washington Post
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Gregory
Virginia State League
Harry Mace
Washington, D. C
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Innis
Mx Gregory
Eddie Handibee
Handiboe
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local athletes vie for richmond mest promising olympic reps
Richmond mest slated for March 21 features district runners entering to impress as United States Olympic prospects in London. Notable entries include Melvin Shephard likely to appear, Charley Stetz in sprints, and Cartmell set to clash with Stetz at high school games. George Washington may skip diamond due to lack of big spring schedules.
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Buff and Blue
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Hoch for College Nine at Dickinson Sparks Debate
A Carlisle dispatch says Phillies pitcher Hoch, under contract with Wilmington, could join Dickinson College as a amateur pitcher next season. He must obtain Phillies permission or risk ending his organized baseball career. The question is whether opponents will welcome facing a major league pro on the college mound.
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Jane
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Conflicting Ball Dates Rival Sunday Games Across Cities
The national commission's publicity department lists opening and closing season days while local plans differ. Chicago and St Louis will host games on many Sundays as Detroit schedules shifts to Sunday play, with Ban Johnson testing Tigerville sentiment and the Reds set for seventeen Sunday home dates amid road trips on holidays.
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Washington Post
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National Commission
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Reds
Ketchel to Fight Sullivan in Twenty Five Round Clash
Articles signed in San Francisco set February Colma Arena bout between Mike Sullivan and Hanley Ketchel. Sullivan's camp with O Connor finalizes terms including length to be decided and pounds four hours before fight. Referee Billy Rocha named. Detroit to play Michigan in April with Detroit Americana touring Grand Rapids.
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Washington Post
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Pwin) Sullivan
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Colma Arena
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O'Connor
Ketchel
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Willis
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Pirates and Reds Exchange Talks Over Leach Deal
Amicable relations persist between Garry Herrmann and Barney Dreyfuss as Cincinnati eyes Thomas Leach from Pittsburgh. Leach trade may force Herrmann to give up three players, with locals naming Lobert, Huggins, Mitchell, Mowery, Schiel, and Kane as candidates. Also notes Harris waiver saga and Packey McFarland Keyes bout scrutiny, plus Klenow and Hogg signing with New York American League club.
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Eleinow
Bill Hogg
New York
Washington Post
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Leach
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Lobert
Huggins
Mitchell
Mowery
Schiel
Kane
Schier
Lo- Berk
Pittsburg Pirates chart new spring practice route
The Pittsburg Pirates will invade a largely unused field for spring training beginning March 24. They plan a cross state tour through Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri for exhibition games, starting March 45 at West Baden Indiana with stops in Hot Springs Coffeyville Joplin and Kansas City before the NL season opens around April 15. Otis Clymer of the Nationals and David Wegeman of Lebanon staged a local marksman shoot amid the buildup.
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Washington Post
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Winfield
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Pirates
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Kane
Coffeyville
Joplin
Kansas City
Clymer
Otis Clymer
Nationals
Ancaster
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Lebanon
Wegeman
Aggies Fall After First Two Lose in Final
A fragmented sports brief notes the Aggies are beaten in a final, with Rose setting a new mark in a departmental league rolling a high score. City Hall disposes of Marines and various names appear in scores including Eckstein Saengers and Wynkoop.
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Saengers
Agales
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Sixth
McClure
Melletant
Gun Shop
Wynkoop
Easterns
Duckpins
Roderick
Royals
Rollinge
Rache
Johnson
Picas
McCarty
Minions
McGovern Beats Donovan In Local League Spar. Rose Sets Clerk League Mark
In a crowded Palace alleys program, McGovern defeats Donovan by nine pins after a slow start. Rose debuts for the Farmers with a 27 in his second game, posting a three game average of 1 percent. Real Estate League sees City Hall quit prevail over the Marines three straight as teams juggle scores and lineups.
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Washington Post
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Harvard's New Plan Aims At Freshmen Oarsmen Coaching
Harvard announces a new crew program to develop inexperienced rowers with individual coaching. Coach Wray will hold sessions at the university boathouse on Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoons from 3 to till. A spring call for men is issued to recruit promising candidates who might have been overlooked. Meanwhile the Northwest Bowling Association forms after a smoker at 122 W street NW with officers Robert Allen president Fitzgibbon Brogger vice president James McKeon secretary.
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City committee to arrange schedule with major teams
Philas Freeman treasurer Percival Lesh sergeant at arms and Prof Darrell Victor tunetmaster form a committee with William McMillen Franklin Freeman and Roland Ray tasked to set a schedule with leading city teams. The Northwest team will face the Fultons of Baltimore next Friday at the Casino alleys.
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Percival Lesh
Darrell Victor
William McMillen
Franklin Freeman
Roland Ray
Fultons
Baltimore
Bowlers to Have Royal Time at National Championship
Cincinnati announces the national bowling championship will open in February with Garry Herrmann leading the tournament committee. A big, heated complex will house eighteen alleys and ample facilities. Prize increases and enhanced hospitality are promised to attract top bowlers.
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American Rowing Congress
American Bowling Congress
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Harvard Yale meet talks stir early summer plans
New Haven and Washington posts report track officials discuss a possible meeting involving Harvard Yale and representatives from Oxford and Cambridge. Plans remain unfinalized with strong Yale support but Oxford and Cambridge unable to commit, leaving the outcome uncertain for a joint summer event.
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