Fight Card Filled for Ardmore Show
Arrangements completed for two preliminaries ahead of tomorrow night’s Ardmore show featuring middleweights Knockout Brennan of Buffalo and Young Herman Miller of Baltimore in a 15 round main event. Burt Turner and Battling Bernard meet in four rounds, Circus Jones and Bert Green square off in four rounds, with Young Thomas against Young Ralph Murray slated for eight rounds in the semi wind-up.
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Ardmore
Brennan
Buffalo
Herman” Miller
Baltimore
Burt” Turner
Bernard
Young” Thomas
Young
Ralph Murray
St. Dominic’s altar boys select 1950s leadership for baseball team
Frank Braund and B Edward Schlesinger were reelected captain and manager of St. Dominic’s altar boys baseball team at a meeting of eligible members. The squad anticipates a strong season despite losing Hawk, with John Fitzgerald added and Fitzgerald moved to catcher. Communications should be sent to B Edward Schlesinger, 36th Street Southwest.
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Frank Braund
B. Edward Schlesinger
St. Dominic's Altar Boys
Altar Boys
Hawk
John Fitzgerald
Foe Fitzgerald
36Th Street Southwest
Army Meets G U Eleven on 1915 Football Schedule
West Point announces the 1915 football slate with nine games at West Point except the Navy finale at the Polo Grounds. Opponents include Holy Cross Gettysburg Colgate Georgetown Villanova Notre Dame Maine Springfield Training School on October 2 16 23 30 and November 6 13 20 27. Bill Papke’s brother Jack Papke aims for boxing fame.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Navy
Polo Grounds
Holy Cross
Gettysburg
Colgate
Georgetown
Villanova
Notre Dame
Maine
Springfield Training School
Jumpers Run From National to American Leagues
A long list traces players and umpires who left the National for the American League before 1903. Names include McGraw, Lajoie, Mathewson, and Dinneen among many others, with clubs in New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago and Cincinnati noted. The compendium records transfers by year and city, illustrating the migration that roiled early professional baseball.
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John McGraw
Gianta
Bob
Wallace
Browns
Nap Lajoie
Cleveland
Bill Bernhardt
Memphis
Doc White
Vernon
Jim Collins
Red Sox
Bo Donovan
Yankees
Fielder Jones
White Sox
St. Louis Federal
Baltimore
William
Kid" Gleason
Detroit
George Davis
Sam Strang
Chicago
Jack Warner
Charley Hickman
Boston
Albert Selbach
Luther
Dummy
Taylor
Christy Mathewson
Frank Bowerman
Roger Denzer
St. Louis's
Chic Stahl
John Freeman
James Colling
E. M. Lewis
Hugh Duffy
Milwaukee
Bill Clarke
Washington
Bill Sullivan
Vic Willis
Philadelphia
Bill Dineen
Herman Long
New York
Eugene Demontreville
Brooklyn
Lave Cross
Dave Fultz
Morris Steelman
Joe McGinnity
Harry Howell
Joe Yeager
Detroi
John Anderson
Joe Kelly
Jim Sheckard
Adrian Joss
John P. Gochnauer
Eugene Wright
Tom Daly
Ehleszo
Jim McGuire
Wild Bill Dovievan
Frank Kitson
Billy Keeler
Charley Farrell
Jay Hughes
Seattle
John Newton
Los Angeles
Charles Irwin
San Francisco
Lefty Davis
St. Louie
Clark Grifth
Jim Callahan
San Mertes
Roy Patterson
Bil Bradley
John A. McCarthy
David Jones
Barry McCormick
St. Louis
Fred F. Hartzel
Rube" Waddell
Danny Green
Tom Hugheer
Georgetown Relays May Feature Yale or Cornell Challenge
Georgetown coaches plan a strong indoor carnival with a potential four man relay against Yale or Cornell at the February 2 meet. Tom Gurry works to bring either opponent here, building toward a mammoth event as Virginia debates entry. The Hilltop squad may travel to Hartford February 18 and participate in key meets with George Washington Johns Hopkins Fifth Regiment and Navy, while Central High eyes Penn Relays and a possible two relay squads for Franklin Field.
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Alfred L. Stern
John O'Reilly
Georgetown
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Hera
Tom Gurry
Washington
Corneil
D. S. Caldwell
Ithacans
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O'Reilly
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Clabby Gibbons Fight Aims to Settle Middleweight Question
The Clabby vs Gibbons middleweight title bout before the Dream City Athletic Club at Milwaukee auditorium draws boxing fans. Analysts compare records, KO rates, and courage to forecast the winner, noting Gibbons current consistency and punch power, while Clabby is seen as the tougher, more game challenger.
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Jimmy Clabby
Mike Gibbons
Dream City Athletic Club
Milwaukee Auditorium
Stanley Ketchel
Billy Papke
Clabby
Gibbons
Tommy Andrews
Jack Dillion
Dillon
Eddie McGoorty
McGoorty
Clebby-Gibbons
MacGoorty
St. Paul
Clabby and Gibbons Set for Vital Midwestern Showdown
The author compares Clabby and Gibbons records for the year, noting Gibbons faced tougher opposition and Clabby suffered two defeats in 1914. A big crowd is expected for their upcoming clash in the middle West with special trains organized, and the winner likely moves toward the world title including potential bouts with Dillon and future matches in early 1915.
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Clabby
Gibbons
Minnesota
Bob McAllister
AL McCoy
Johnny Howard
Kid Atherts
Vic Hansen
George K. C. Brown
Mike Donovan
Mika
Jem Smith
Jersey
Australia
Dave Smith
George Chip
San Francisco
Eddie McGoorty
Sydney
McGoorty
Wisconsin Star
Dillon
Jimmy
Six Furlong Racing Card With Multiple Winners List
Race results from five and a half furlongs to six furlongs features numerous winners including Fire eget a pau friiocen at 15 to 1 and Goung Boy at 7 to 2, with Sorelle and Frank Hudson placing second and second respectively. Time and placings per race noted. various runners listed with odds and times.
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Gargan
Sorelle
Taplin
Steal Away
Fox
Ural
General Jarren
Fioraldey
Idlewells
Dirls
Janin
Sacksloth
Lafferty
Gerrard
Dreyer
St. Charl Lote
Buuke
Black Chief
Mackner Lao
Patty Regan
Frill
Hopkins
Mockler
Milton B
Stara and Stripes
Nolan
Margaret Melse
Inferno
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Apinster
Fortes Napier
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Bramiywine
Racy
Martre
Dusky Dave
Callahan
Marty Lou
Lapeiliie
Virginia B
Ward
Jolia Spohn
Christmas Detey
Atacado
Oomea
Louis Descognets
Sincecat
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Les Goetz
Kitty Standeld
Captain Dease
SECO
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Kederis
Aren
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Gross
Carrie Grme
Itearan
Tate
Frotendale
Yala
Hinaloa
Belle of
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Bezanton
Fathom
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Bermoudian
Crosa
Lackrose
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Furlong
Ocsaple
Florence Roberta
Pay Streak
Edmond Adams
PaJarolte
Groth
Riddle
the Cinder
Rederis
Rose O*neil
Woor
Bertha V
Calcium
Phillisting
Winifred Dalvoran
Today’s Racing Entries From New Orleans
Racing entries list five selling races at New Orleans with horses such as School for Scandal Phil T Best Bib and Tucker and Revere in maiden and 8 year old plus divisions. Details include horse numbers, weights and post positions across four to six furlong races.
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School For Scandal
Deliver
Cincinnati
Mabel
Mary H. Blackie Daw
Pana
O Furlow
Lady Spirituelle
Phil T
Belloy
Tucker
Hugh
Ledy Bryn
Running Vine
Revere
Lucky Ma
CG. West
Dare Devil
Forest Gate
Caddie L
Ida Yavinia
Wer
Birka
Jessie Loutee
Faraightcare
Slonk
Batwe
Loria
Wiley
Igne Kaigne
Nid Blue Jay
Anayrt
Ameticus
Fair Helen
Impression
Undaunted
Richwood
Bavoy
Altamaha
Gallant Boy
Hancock
Font
Eae Lloyd
Mordecai
Console
Joe Stein
Conpoler
Treveto
Barly ‘Light
Puck
Unclear Racing Names and Various Mentions From Cincinnati Enquirer
A fragmentary OCR listing many names and terms including Jimmie Hunt Emily EK Breeger Rhodeslav Dr. Brown Voladay Petit Bleu Katherine Panchap Orimar Lad Safranor Dryad Kelsetta Wavering New Orleans Morning Telegraph and racing or investment references. The text lacks coherent narrative or dates and reads as a stream of names and item tags.
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Emily F
Test
Fan
Circuella
Divan
Sangalio
Jimmie Hunt
Smiling Maggie
Zetetic
Baos H
Wood Maid
Bagetelic
Pinkilin
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Obolus
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Goggetty
Zack Hittler
Pantareta
Ida
Auntie Curt
Rose Bing
Panbachapie
Thought Header
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Scrapper
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Transperent
Gordon
Athletic Rule Changes Likely For Collegiate Competition
A joint conference of Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association officials proposes amendments at the May 6 convention. Changes include more trials in broad jump and weight events, alternate high jump and pole vault formats, international rule alignment, relay standards, and revised foul reversal procedures. Walter Roesinger, outfielder and first baseman, signs with the Chicago Federals.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Association of America
Allan Minnit
Cornell
John F Morrin
New York University
KB B Clark
Columbia
F. J. Stackpol, Jr
Yale
James Greenough
Harvard
T. M. Galbraith
Princeton
E W. Townsend
University of Pennsylvania
Gustavus T. Kirby
Romeyn Berry
Cornel
Thornton Gerrish
International Federation
Boxing Bouts Planned Across Cities This Week
This week features multiple boxing events across Milwaukee Philadelphia Denver and Flint with bouts led by Bily Mraemer vs Jack Dele in Milwaukee and Johnny Kilbane against Packey Hammey in Philadelphia. Other scheduled matches include Joe Asevede versus Red Watson in Denver Jimmy Clabby facing Mike Gibbons in Milwaukee and Mickey Sheridan meeting Jack Deniels in Flint. The card also lists Johnny Kelbane vs Eddie Wallace in Philadelphia and Battling Terry versus Joe Wiring among the Milwaukee pairings with several six and ten round bouts.
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Bily Mraemer
Jack Dele
Milwaukee
Johnny Kilbane
Packey Hammey
Philadelph
Joe Asevede
Red Watson
Denver
Jimmy Clabhby
Mike Gibbons
Joe Wiring
Battling Terry
Young Ertle
Young Hersoxg
Mickey Sheridan
Jack Deniels
Flint
Mich
Johnny Kelbane
Eddie Wallace
Philadelphia
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