Hubbard to Lead Rhode Island Avenue Baseball Team
Harry Colliflower will coach Rhode Island Avenue squad this season with E W Hubbard elected captain and to join the 1906 team members. J W Spransy named team manager as Barry Colliftower acts as coach, bringing local black and yellow talent to NeDevitt's Field for tryouts and preliminaries.
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National Commission Denies Sebring Reinstatement
Cincinnati, Jan 18 The national baseball commission refused to reinstate player Sebring of the Cincinnati and Chicago NL club who had joined the Williamsport outlaw league. The denial was announced today confirming previous reports that his reinstatement had been denied.
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Harvard Athletics Fight With Faculty Declared War
Special to The Washington Port Boston January 18 Harvard graduate and undergraduate athletic associations have declared war on the university faculty after an unofficial announcement that all forms of athletics would be debarred. Both associations vow a tooth-and-nail fight to force the heads of the school to back down and allow contests to continue. The Crimson faculty has long shown lukewarm support for athletics, barring students with minor academic delinquency.
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Harvard to cut receipts for athletics to only legitimate costs
Harvard officials plan a special overseers meeting next month to back a report demanding reduced intercollegiate athletics funding. The proposal calls for receipts to cover only costs of football and other athletic departments, aiming to curtail large expenditures. Meanwhile Notre Dame reports Jimmy Callahan in talks with management to coach the baseball squad as candidates are urged to report.
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Jackson, Mich
Many Players in Running at North Carolina Golf Tourney
Jan 1 at Finernurst N C only one match play round possible in the fourth annual midwinter golf tourney due to large field. Many favorites remain in running for the first division or President's Cup.
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Glorifier Wins Close City Park Race Amid Finch Crash
New Orleans City Park card features Glorifier defeating Lens by a head in a tight finish. Phil Finch breaks down midrace, sparing no hope of further competition, as Emergency takes seven furlongs and other races showcase close nose shows and smart rides by Garner and Swain.
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Miller lands four races in Oakland card
San Francisco January 18 Jockey Miller dominated the Oakland program winning four of five mounts and placing in the money on the fifth He took top honors in the Futurity course St Elmwood and the five furlong handicap at Newton plus the one mile event Tauclan and La gel each scored for Miller with strong finishes by Collector Jessup and Hector in the other races
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Ascot Card Featureless Racing Notes
Bright weather at Ascot with a slow track produced no features. Race results list Marte Raings, Azora, Lord Stanhope, Rodolfo, La Gloria, Phil T roa, and Taos among winners with multiple near-misses and several jockey injuries noted in New Orleans and City Park reports.
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Law Students Debate At National University School
The National University Law School Debating class will hold its weekly debate tonight on Thirteenth Street between H and I streets. The question asks whether adventure has driven civilization more than literature, with affirmative team members Clahanc Cobey and Baker and negative team Gwinn Hidden and Tarbox.
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Jockey Club control sparks New Orleans and Brooklyn boxing talks
Louis Cella gains absolute control of the Crescent City Jockey Club in New Orleans. The piece notes breeding bureau gains for New York racing and reports on manager changes, possible fights, and spring training moves involving Murphy, Corbett, Gans, Dineen, and Langford in a wide sports roundup.
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Track betting is best poolrooms flourish says Dr Slicer
Dr Slicer argues anti betting laws would push decent men from racing and let poolroom operators control tracks. He opposes enforcement that would drive Belmonts stables abroad and notes poolrooms would amass crowds to back any horse. He advocates restricting racing news transmission and printing odds in papers as a misdemeanor. Carlisle captain Lubo named for 1907 football team.
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Madison Square Garden Automobile Show Closes Fifth Day
The seventh annual Madison Square Garden Automobile Show nears its end after a busy fifth full day. Enthusiasts face delays for ordered care, buyers bring wives and daughters to choose body styles, and snow boosts interest in commercial vehicles. Charles Clifton, president of the Licensed Automobile Manufacturers Association, arrived aboard the Moltke and praised the Garden show as he compares it with London’s Olympic event.
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Scroggs Earns Decision In Fifteen Round Feather Fight
Harry Scroggs defeats Kid Attell after fifteen hard rounds to win the featherweight title of the South at the Echo Athletic Club in Baltimore. Referee Hurdle declares Scroggs winner. Attell led early with strong punching before Scroggs shifted to aggression and edged ahead on points through several rounds.
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Ayer's Hair Vigor Ad Promises Hair Benefits
An advertisement extols Ayer's Hair Vigor with a new improved formula that keeps hair soft and smooth, prevents splitting at the ends, and maintains a dandruff free scalp. It claims a rich brilliant look and color retention without harming the balz mas.
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Hub Promoters Target Sullivan Fight in Massachusetts
Local fight promoters in Beeston Massachusetts seek a Tommy Sullivan bout with Billy Rhodes or Terry Martin. If the match is arranged, the event would be staged in Lawrence.
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