Freshmen barred from intercollegiate meet under new rules
The Intercollegiate Athletic Association of America committee proposed amendments to exclude freshmen from competition and limit yearly appearances. The changes would require varsity participants to have a full calendar year of study and limit activity to one or two seasons per school. Officials also discussed hurdling rules, track safety, and Syracuse track conditions for a potential spring meet.
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Intercollegiate
Association of America
Spertal
Washington Post
New Fork
Intercollegiate Athletic Association of America
Waldorf-Astora
Association For Adoption
Goodman Confident for Post New York Bout
Jack Goodman shows confidence as he eyes a quick start against Me Parland in the West. Manager says Goodman plans rushing tactics while Parland must hit hard enough to counter. An ironclad agreement delays weigh in, and the fighters prepare to enter the ring ten hours after the weigh limit.
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Jdac Goodman
Helmeieht
Tim Ta Keys Wiarland
Goodman
Hig
Jack 1
Parland
Great Trap Tourney Set For July At Du Pont Club
The Eastern handicap trapshooting event, one of the year’s top marksman contests, will be held the week of July 17 at the Du Pont Gin Club near Wilmington during the Atlantic City national convention. About 200 professional and amateur shooters are expected from across the region. The purse includes a $100 trophy plus $600 in cash with additional prizes in other events. Elmer E Shaner of Pittsburgh will serve as secretary and treasurer of the Interstate Association and the contest awaits final program details and troop support.
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Walmington
du Pont Gin Club
Wilmington
Interstate Association
James T Shelles
Doremus
Edward Banks
du Pont Powder Company
Wi Skelley
Atlantic City
Philadelpha
Elmer E Shaner
Pittsburg
Ant
Santa Success
Landicayy
Johnson Langford bouts six rounds for ten thousand purse
Johnson challenges Sam Langford to a six round bout in Philadelphia within six weeks for a ten thousand dollar purse and bets ten thousand dollars he can stop Langford inside the limit Brien Walsh and Woodman handle arrangements while Nelson backs a separate comeback match for St Patrick's Day and the executive committee weighs the Navy sword prize for athletic excellence revealing Loftin Carey and Douglas as leading contenders
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Jack Johnson
Sam Langford
Joe Woodman
Boston
Langford
American Athletic Club
Johnson
Jack Brier
119
Brien
Woodman
Nelson
Dane
St Patricks
O'Brien
Melson
San Francisco
New York
Annapolis
Navy Athletic Association
Frank Loftin
Tennessee
League To Remain Intact In Ohio Pennsylvania Circuit
Cumberland Md Jan 15 The Ohio and Pennsylvania League will stay intact with all season finishers represented at the annual meeting. New constitution raises guarantees to 2000 per club and league treasury 600. Season runs April 27 to Sept 10 with games in Erie Mansfield Akron McKeesport Canton. Salary cap raised to 2000 including managers. violations incur 500 fine and loss of franchise. Farmont W Va and Uniontown Pa are excluded despite interest.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Washington Post
Cumberland
Wheeling
Central League
Erie
Mansfield
Akron
McKeesport
Canton
Farmont
W Va
Uniontown
Mitchell joins Georgetown as multi sport recruit
Alvin Mitchell of Los Angeles registered at Georgetown after leaving Amherst College. He spent prep days at Tarrytown New York and led the baseball nine for two years at Tivington School. He is expected to start basketball midweek and contend for a forward spot while also playing backfield on the gridiron.
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Georgetown
Alvin Mitchel
Los Angeles
Mitchell Ia
Carrigans
Mitchell
Amherst College
Tivington School
Tarrytown
Gudiron
Georgetown Sports Beat Pushes Fresh Talent and Schedules
Runners will push for faster times this afternoon as competition heats up. Johnnie Martin emerges as a top sprinter at Georgetown, with Barricelli noted in field events. Saim trains Sundays due to medical school hours while Wiard and Kingsley plan a larger collegiate meet. Catholic University showdown looms as Cap Dailey handles football scheduling and Cunniff’s resignation boosts crew control. Baseball outlook remains strong with a full schedule and a large squad at the university.
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Barricelli
Saim
Cap Dailey
Opposition to kidney blow sparks boxing reform push
A Washington Post special from New York reports rising opposition to kidney blows in boxing. Queensberry rules demand fair stand up bouts. critics argue kidney punching violates the spirit and fairness of the sport and has influenced past title fights and fighters like Battling Nelson, Joe Gans, and Wolgast.
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Washington Post
New York
England
Timse
Battle
Queensberry
Nelson
Joe Gans
Golgfeld
Wolgast
Wallace Accepts Position as Browns Manager in St Louis
Bobby Wallace has accepted the manager post of the St Louis Browns and will travel to St Louis to meet owners on team makeup and training grounds. He refuses forced anti drinking clauses, expects players to perform, and notes beer may aid some but will not tolerate abuse of drinking privileges. A. C. Quint seeks Decem basketball games and contact details for interested teams near the city.
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Browns
St.Lows
Washington Post
Pittsburg
Bobby Wallace
St Louis Browns
St Louis
Weillace
Wallace
Decem A. C. Quint
Decem AC
John Brandhoff
Eighth Street
Meadow Wins Barbora Handicap at Terrazas Park Setting Track Record
In front of the largest Sunday crowd, Meadow, McLemoré’s favored mare, won the Barbora handicap of 118 miles at Terrazas Park, breaking the track record by four fifths of a second while Injury and other favorites disappointed. J Reid signed with Powell & Parker to ride for their stable. Murphy was suspended indefinitely for his ride in Harrigan’s race.
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Washington Post
Juarez
Terrazas Park
Angelus
Tahop
Polis
McLeMmoré
Meadow
J Reid
Powell & Parker
Chapultepec
J Prinkstaff
Harrigan
Jocke Murphy
Yvonne
Howard
Thistle Rose
Molesworth
Charles Goatr Ries
Benetta
Lady Delora
Martin Carey Louder
Lady Hunt Skiilute
Evrasen
Lista
Johnson
Stacua
Rice
Nanza
Denny
Lady Quality Rose Daly
Sporting Life and
Periwinkle
feGea
Oven
Dennis Stafford
Rather Royal
McCullough
Cardinal Sarto Civita
Pluma
Ashwell
Miles Meadow
Melemworth
McGee
Jacquelin
Miller
Maryland Game Birds Win In Exciting Main
Maryland cocks win 4 to 2 with one draw after seven desperate battles in a Virginia county pit. Spectators from Washington and local men placed bets up to $500 on the main and $50 per fight as North Carolina and Maryland clashed in a rowdy, orderly series of six-hour bouts amid injuries and dramatic feathers.
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Maryland
North Carolina
Virginia
Washington
Theo
North Corona
Noth Carolina
Marylang
Ag St
Racing Entries From Jacksonville Meet Showwide Field
A long list of entries across six races at Jacksonville features two year olds in maiden, selling, and handicap heats. Notable names include Lydik Lee, Senator Hubbale, Van Zee, Old Hoytis, and Barney Igoe among numerous rivals. The card spans six furlongs to a mile plus events with Ambition, Pulford, and Oakhurst among the entries.
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Jacksonville
Lydik Lee
Ruty Knight
Reke
Senator Hubbale
Song of Rocky
Sach Dixie Blue
Emma Stuart Myrtle Marion
Gzl Davie
van Zee
Old Hoytis
Barney Igoe Lavender
BI Vanderveer
Quaver
Sam Matthews
Seiling
Anto Resch
Grenada
Fort Porth
Red Bob
Card
Antenor
Judge Monek Hed
Grover Hughes
Lahore
Compton
Descomnets
Glucose
Elemete Hamilton
Oakhurst
Pulford
Detroit
Ight Mist
Mepleton
Dr Barkley
King Avondale
Cami
Marte Hyde
Belling
Upward
Long Hand
Stoneman
Campaigner
Spindle
Marguerite
Huck
Oakland
Hunt Cab
Front Row
Gaear
Givounl
Ragero
George Batley Russobs
William Tilghman
Kentucky Rose
Stepfather
Blanche Francis
Polly Lee
Toy ‘Ameton
Gtplan
Sandy
Miss Tmogen
Sauftey
Alencon
Cherchee ‘Rose
Louse We'hs
Ang Yari
Allen Mais
Alice
Fenric
Tanto
Dethlehem
Tschau
Harting
Dogs Out for Honors in Tennessee Field Trials
In Rogers Springs Tennessee three weeks of field events loom as war owners and handlers assemble strings of horor runners with AFL numbers to vie for purges and trophies offered by the American and United States Field Trial clubs. The United States trials begin with the all age stake tomorrow featuring about 37 dogs.
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Rogers Springs
Tenn
Jan
Prospect
United States
Be Norvin
Y Harris
Someville
H S Atxin
St Louis
Charles Tucker
New York
Arrest Prize Fighters in Winnipeg Prompt Police Action
Winnipeg authorities arrested Young Peter Jackson John Wile Eddie McGookery and John Dillon on charges linked to a prize fight set for tomorrow night Dozen other fighters were bound over to keep the peace Police vow to curb prize fighting in the future Yves Wins 15 Mile Race in Baltimore Stavres of France defeats Svanberg of Sweden at Electric Park Casino taking victory by half a lap in 1 hour 43 minutes Postpone New York League Meeting Albany NY January 15 The New York State Baseball League meeting is postponed as club owners’ stability prompts likely date shift to January 16 or 17
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Peter Jackson
John Wile
James Bonds
Jackson
Eddie MccGoorty
John Dilion
St. Yves
Baltimore
Jan —Henri Stavres
France
John Svanberg
Sweden
Electric Park
Bt Yves
Albany
New York State Bleague Baseball Association
Unclear list of names and places with mixed terms
A fragmented OCR style text lists numerous names, locations, and terms without coherent narrative. It mentions Jacksonville and various surnames, potential groups or teams, and scattered place names like Avondale and Mapleton, but provides no identifiable event or outcome to summarize.
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Algo Uc
University of Pennsylvania
Seratch
Syracuse
Cook
Association
M Or Rankin
Princeton
Richard Vloyd
Harvard
Leslie Soule
Yale
Dixans Williams
Rehibild
VF Roberts
Juwspa
Jack Goodman
Packey McFarland
Roue
Wyaitia
Cercise
Souk
Wm. Hahn&Co
du Pont Gim Club
Navy
Boston Tar
Lumit—Nelson
Loftin
Carey
King
Douglas
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Academy
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Caragan
Johnnie Martin
Wiard
Kingsley
Gallaudet
Catholic University
England May Be
Seybold
Janih
Ralph
Leypold
Washington Rust
Jan T
Eins
Coal and Coke Railroad
Elkins Pail and Lumber Company
Davis- Elkins College
Elkins Tanning Company
Cubs
Grants
Pirates
Wan Pease
Mertz & Mertz, Inc
F Street
Murphy
Lescar
Abe Slapskey
Fickaaivuy Sd Giska
Academ
Merbury
Tony Faust
Lord Alinto
Judge Henderson
Decean Shore Danger
Banore
Gipsy Girl
Acolin
Eleanor Robinson
Mona Lisa
Campa
Ciack Beekhaters
Chicago
Edmund Lamy
Russell Wheeler
Montreal
Fred Ronson
Lot Roe
Toronto
Fred Logan
St John
New Branswick
Phil Kearney
Carl Ablroth
St Lows
Charles Tishe
Milwaukee
C G Ande Aon
Cleveland
Saranac Lake
Nys
Columbia
Fults
Columbia University Baseball Association
David i Fultz
Fultz
Columbia Strap
West Point
Brown
Jackson, Willis
Billy Vaniecce
Barney Igoe
Redwine
Giscose Descomnéta Compton Pulford King
Avondale
Mapleton Huck
Tampa
Caesar
Rubiola_ Giipian
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Rubola
Cherokee Rose
Avarri
Alice Eschau
Hichem Vanen
Abe Sluesh
Teather Duster
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Viovence
Camdenent
Kandymion
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Roral
Thistle Helle Pas
Banoredta
Pate
Sam
Sam J. Steinberger
Sc Aize
Meyer’s Military
N. W
Riseman Bro Gutfitters
Bath Mar
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Bone
John R. Peak
New York Ave
LHAAS
S.j.singer & Sons
Leo V. Hysas
ENGEL
New Jersey Avenue
Dr.shade
St. N. W
Reed
Seventeenth Street
N. W. OR
Fisk Elgin
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