St Johns Beats Mount St Marys In Tight Differs Lead
St John’s five defeated Mount St Marys 22 to 15 in a basketball game marked by strong team play. John’s built an early lead, fought off Mount St Marys’ rally in the second half, and showcased dribbling and guarding from key players including Quigley and Gaughan. The Mount’s defense improved late but could not overcome the deficit.
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Babylon
Ec Tihns College of Brooklyn
Mount St Maryshare
My . S
Fas
St Tohn
Irena
Crenay
Taior
Mount St Marys
Tina
Oy Sons
Mowat St Mary
Quiglay Peer Fmuebll
George Washington Athletes Train. Several Prospects for Football
George Washington University athletes are busy as the track squad trains at the YMCA. Captain Fleming has a larger nucleus of experienced men and promising newcomers, with a fast relay four in sight including Yalace and Brady. Notables like Smith, Mamalin McNeils Seller, and Seheenfeld-Lettres are highlighted, while training in Washington and anticipation build for the February 10 meet and upcoming football season.
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Jack Shea
Capitol Hill
Shea
Cept
Harris
Hage
Fisher
Barr
Cahill
George Washington University
YMCA
Capt Fleming
Yalace and
Brady
Inet
D.C Smith
Amons Che Hewer
Mamalin McNeils
Seheenfeld - Lettres
Fraterdly
Feenka Tae Stone Krentary
Wahey Weaurecnd
Howard MrArdle
Sparkin Lascola Wiles Srmth
Breder
Ika
Grady Numeris
Glen
Leeds Palliseer
Preicent e baseball club sold to Navin and Yawkey owners
The Preicent e baseball club of the International League passed to Frank C Navin and W Yawkey, Detroit owners, for 72000 dollars after a December 15 agreement. Frank Van Dusen to be president and Fred Take to manage. organization to proceed. Also notes revolver record set by Portland club at San Francisco. Giants to play at Polo Grounds on April 19. Yale Stadium plans to seat 69000 and be fireproof, ready in 1915.
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Preicente Baseball Club
Frank C Navin
W. Co Yawkey
Frank van Dusen
Detroit
Fred Take
Manaager
Portland
Portland Revolver Club
Golden Gate Revolver Club
San Francisco
Yale
New York
National League Baseball Club
Giants
Polo Grounds
Yale Stadium
Yale University
New Haven
Henry Predicts Strong Nationals Season After Amherst Letter
John Henry, Amherst MA catcher, assures a satisfactory contract and will be in Washington to sign. He predicts the Nationals finish higher than last year, pledging daily effort at the plate yard. Maurice Wolf named as the rookie catching prospect to back up Street and Ainsmith.
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Baseball
Mall
Griffith
John Henry
Amherst
Maas
Henry
Washington
Nationals
McAlear
Amherst College
Street
Ainsmith
Gradinally
Schaefer
Grifith Yeaterdey
Maurice Wolf
Harvard Shy of Pitchers Ahead of Spring Practice
Harvard baseball announces initial practice in Hemenway Gymnasium on January 3. Captain Rod Potter says the main task is building a pitching staff, with Sam Feltton as a key hope. The squad departs Cambridge April 19 for a spring trip featuring Johns Hopkins, Catholic University, Georgetown, and Baltimore’s International League team, plus games with Annapolis at Annapolis.
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Washington Post
Boston
Harvard
Hemenway Gymnasium
Rod’ Potter
Sam Feltton
Cambridge
South
Johns Hopkins
Catholic University
Washington
Georgetown
Baltimore
Annapolis
Baseball stars urged to aid aging former players
Chicago on January 1 reports Jimmy Callahan, manager of the Chicago American club, argues that organized baseball should assist aging veterans with a summer championship game. Proceeds would fund a pension for past players, while owners could create seasonal jobs to help veterans earn income during play.
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Chicago
Jimmy Callahan
Chicago American Club
By-S
Theac
Wolverton aims to land top catcher for Highlanders
New York manager Harry Wolverton hinted at a likely deal to bolster the Highlanders catching corps for the season. He did not name the target club but suggested Washington players Street or Alnemith are among possibilities, signaling strong interest in upgrading the position. The report notes ongoing negotiations and Wolverton's expectation of securing one of the league's best catchers.
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New York
Harry Wolverton
Highlanders
Wolverton
Street
Alnemith
Washington
Today’s racing entries show multiple claimed favorites
The list details entries across six races at Port Arlington with numerous horses and odds noted. Spates First race includes Flying Or and Vodie Bikado among others. Second race features Besluce and Dety with several named runners. Third race covers Delite B and Virginiaildees with several prices. Fourth race lists Great Friar and Great Yanket plus others. Sixth race notes Selling stakes with Anne McGee and Mis Korn among entrants.
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Porte
Frank
Frasere
Port Arlington
Tuares
White
Barakt
Novgorod
Charis Grom
Tom Franke
Hetling & Tor
Mgry Traity
Yini
Oakland
Lady Hecy
Furiowed
Grior
Yanket
Hacatie
Yat
Varo la
Black Bate
Wicket
J. M. Belart
Mapleton
Ville Bugar Lamp
Anne McGee
Mis Korn
the Monk
Haxats Miami
Flyiog Foot
Lesa Lech and Sons
Wollerton
Philadelphia boxing underage fighters bar boys to eighteen
Officials ban boxing by Philadelphia youths under 18 in the city for today as authorities enforce age limits. The measure targets barn gym injuries and aims to protect young fighters while organizers review the policy.
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Philadelphia
Johnson Says Jeffries Quit in Reno Battling Claim
The Washington Post reports Jack Johnson claims Jim Jeffries quit in Reno during their battle. Johnson offers Jeffries $10,000 and a year’s training for a rematch, plus $500 a week to spar, while criticizing Ketchel’s bout as not a frame-up. He vows to fight in New York and defend his title against Morris, Palzer, or Jeannette if promoters back the match.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Jim Jeffries
Reno
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Jeffries
Jim Objecta
Lil Arthu
Stanley Ketchel
San Francisco
Ketchel
Ketshel
Ketchelle
Faba
James Corbett
Jim Corbett
Boxing Fraternity of
New York
Hxea
Jack
Douglas Athletic Club
Tom Mahon
Mahon
Carl Morris
al Palzer
Jos Jeannette
Ousta
Jarplage
Nev
Johnson-Flynn
Romance of GridIron Groom Weds After Carlisle Injury
Henry Roberts a 23 year old end from Pawnee and Miss Rose De Womie 19 of Highland Wis wed in Carlisle Pa after Roberts was injured playing Syracuse. Nurse care at Carlisle Indian School Hospital sparked romance during recovery. He later pursued civil service, earning a Wyoming Shoshone School clerical post and will move with his wife to start life there.
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Washington Post
Carlisle
Carlste Indian School
Henry Roberts
Pawnee
Gla
Rose de Womie
Aghland Wis
M Friedman
Roberts
Wyoming
Fisher Golfing At Pinehurst Opens Week Of Match Play
At Pinehurst North Carolina on January seventeenth the golfing tournament began with Scotch foursomes to help set handicaps for the upcoming match play rounds. Secretary Walter L Fisher featured among leaders as the big field formed with Ho Paine CF Bacon and J R Mix among top pairs tied for second. many events accompany the week including one club team matches bogey handicaps and women’s contests.
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Pinehurst
Walter L Fisher
William H Taft
Chevy Chase
Ho # Paine
CF Bacon
Boston
Boxing Promoters Summoned Over Underage Bouts in New York
The New York State athletic commission summoned Grogan Athletic Club promoters from Watervliell for a hearing on charges by M J Walker of the Mohawk and Hudson River Humane Society that the club staged bouts involving boys as young as 12. The hearings relate to brutal events in which these youths fought. Harry Tracy of Philadelphia faced a days suspension for refusing to participate in a bout at the Sharkey Athlete Club last week.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Grogan Athletic Club
Waterviiel
N.Y
M J Walker
Mohawk and Hudson River Humane Society
Harry Tracy
Philadelphia
Sharkey Athlete Club
Harvard Athletics End Year With Net Loss Report
Harvard athletic finances for the year ended July 4 1911 show a net loss over 10000 with receipts lagging expenses. Football netted a profit about 45000 baseball roughly 7000 while crew incurred the greatest deficit exceeding 12000. Track revenue fell short by 72 percent of expectations. Cambridge Massachusetts January 17
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Harvard
Cambridge
Masa
Plarvard
Dillon Signs for Two Bouts in Boxing Schedule
Indianapolis middleweight Jack Dillon signed articles to meet Terry Martin of Boston in Pittsburgh next Saturday and to meet Walter Coffey in New York in February. He plans a trip to Europe to fight Matt Wells in London and negotiations with Morreaux and Carpentier for Paris bouts.
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Indianapolis
Jack Dillon
Terry Martin
Boston
Pittsburg
Dillon
Walter Coffey
New York
Johm Ray Bronston
Burope
Matt Wells
Morreaux
Carpentier
Paris
Trials for Olympic Revolver Team Selected
Elimination trials to pick the United States revolver team for the Olympic games will run in various parts of the country until May 9. The team will include four shooters and two substitutes. Officers elected include President CS Axted of Springfield Mass and Secretary-Treasurer J B Crabtree of Springfield Mass, with vice presidents C L Linden, C Crossman, BR J Mulligan, W P Whigham, and Dr BR OW Sayre.
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New York
United States
United States Revolver Association
CS Axted
Springfield
Mass
L Linden
San Francisco
C Crossman
Loui
J Mulligan
Baltimore
W P Whigham
Chicago
BR OW Sayre
J B Crabtree
Flynn Knocks Out Williams In Ten-Round Fight
Pueblo fireman Yoronto Jan W-Tm Tiyan battles Jack Johnson for a world heavyweight title shot cataloged by the National Sporting Association of this city. The Toledo cruiser Al Willems of Cleveland was knocked out in the second round of a four bout ten round schedule.
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Yoronto Jan W
Tm Tiyan
Pueblo
Jack Johnson
al Willems
Cleveland
Al Selbach Quits Baseball After 19 Years in Game
Columbus Ohio January Kip Selbach announces retirement after nineteen years in baseball resigning as Har Habburg club manager to become third owner in a wagon and xto company His major league stints include Washington Best in Baltimore New York and other clubs
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Columbus
Ohio
Kip) Selbach
Har Haburg
Washington Best
Baltimore
New York
Kohler arrives in England for thirteen horses at Newmarket
American turfman C Hildreth previously trained Kohler’s newly purchased stable and he arrives in London seeking quarters at Newmarket to base thirteen horses in England. Howe of Navy takes up wrestling in Annapolis, preparing for next weekend's heavyweight finals. Willie Ritchie is matched to fight Paul Koehler in Cleveland in a twelve round bout at 1% pounds weigh in.
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London
Caarlan Kohler
Samuel C Hildreth
Hildreth
England
Newmarket
Kohler
Howe
Navy
Annapolis
Ritchie
Koehler
Chicago
Willie “Ritchie
Paul Koehler
Cleveland
Ohio
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