Washington Eyes Possible Waivers For Detroit First Baseman
Sporting Facts and Fancies discusses Washington manager McAleer exploring a waiver for Detroit first baseman Tom Jones as he reshapes the infield. It notes Detroit’s depth at first, Moriarty’s hold on third, and several minor leaguers under consideration, plus left-hand pitchers Russell and Gregg for the A’s and Naps.
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Proves Jones Story Hedges Has the Laugh Now
The piece recounts Joe Tinker’s claim of correspondence between Jones and Hedges over Browns stock and a potential manager swap, noting Hedges leveraged league ties and investors to push a sale, while Comiskey resists bringing Jones back. It describes Hedges’s continued control, league friction, and calls for new faces over veterans in St
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New Infielder John Martin Signs With Yankees
The New York American League club signed John Martin an infielder who played for the New Brunswick New Jersey semiprofessional team last year He is ordered to report in Athens Georgia on March 6 His home is in Plainfield New Jersey.
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Boxers Enter Sharp Rules for McFarland Goodman Bout
New York reports referee William Joh will enforce the rules to curb hugging and clinching. Packey McFarland and Jack Goodman prepare for a ten round bout with Chicago’s McFarland favored. Goodman known for rough tactics prompts reform talk in boxing circles. Separately Michigan coach Fielding H Yost discusses 1910 schedule with Cornell and Princeton amid East-West rethink. Bobby Wallace arrives as St Louis Americans manager with plans to be announced after material review.
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Kraft Joins Georgetown Track Squad
Kraft, a football back, has joined Georgetown track forces amid rapid workout results. Coach Foley stressed strict training rules as candidates progress, with Mathison and Harry Costello showing speed. Walsh’s ankle injury improves and is unlikely to hinder him upright.
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Baltimore City College Edges Mount St. Mary's In Low-Scoring Win
In Emmitsburg, Md on January 16 Baltimore City College defeated Mount St. Mary's 18 to 16 in a tight basketball game. Mount St. Mary's struggled to score missing key opportunities as Quigley Engel Ditchey Malloy Travers Peters Brown and Pippen led the scorers. Referees were Conroy and Liddy with timers McMorris Berger and Halti more.
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Nelson to Star Vaudeville Act With Wolgast
Former lightweight champion Battling Nelson accepts to appear with his conqueror Ad Wolgast in a vaudeville act. The offer includes a $2,000 weekly stipend to be split evenly between the two lightweights, contingent on Wolgast’s agreement.
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TWO NINES FOR G. U. TO PLAY REGULAR SCHEDULE
Georgetown plans a second nine on the baseball diamond for the coming season with Assistant Manager Haggerty in charge of the reserve team. A full schedule with high schools, colleges, freshmen, and other class nines is likely, aiding material development for next year and preserving regular practice for all players.
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Racing entries and purse details headline
A long list of race entries across multiple events is reported, detailing horses, jockeys, weights, and distances for each race. The report also notes an upcoming New York State League meeting in Albany on January 27, with Sunday games a key discussion point and potential territory changes amid northern Pennsylvania bids.
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Golf War Ends At U S Golf Association Meeting
Chicago January 18 The United States Golf Association reached a peaceful settlement over putter style at its annual meeting. Delegates directed the executive committee to seek St Andrews guidance on new mallet-headed club rules while not banning the Schenectady putter. The Western Golf Association will consider expansion measures, but no immediate territory changes are expected.
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Cogan back for Georgetown in Brookland clash tonight
Georgetown faces Catholic University in an Arcadia rink showdown that could decide the District intercollegiate title. Billy Cogan and the Blue and Gray aim to rebound after last week’s improved teamwork shown against Gallaudet as Brookland rivalry adds high stakes to the night.
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Cornell Crew Begins Practice For Season Start
Cornell crew opened regular practice in Ithaca on January 16, outlining a schedule that includes varsity eight and four at the Intercollegiate in Poughkeepsie, junior varsity at Philadelphia, freshmen at Cayuga Lake on Memorial Day, with Harvard and Princeton races also listed. The article notes the season’s first practice and the anticipated competitions across campuses and lakes.
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