Hubbard to Lead Business High School Team This Spring
At a Business High School Athletic Association meeting J W Spransey was named baseball manager and E W Hubbard elected captain. Hubbard, a 1906 team member and basketball captain, is expected to lead the black and yellow on the diamond with strong material and new uniforms. Barry Colliftower, noted local player and referee, will coach the squad. Practices move to NeDevitt's Field as preliminary work begins on the Marquette League grounds.
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Business High School Athletic Association
J. W. Spransey
E. W. Hubbard
Hubbard
Barry Colliftower
Colliftower
South
NeDevitt
National Commission Denies Sebring Reinstatement
Cincinnati Ohio January 18 The national baseball commission refuses to reinstate Sebring a player from Cincinnati and Chicago NL clubs who joined Williamsport outlaw league club The denial of his reinstatement was announced earlier today in Sebring case.
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National Commission
Sebring
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission
Chicago
Williamsport
War on Faculty at Harvard Athletics Clash Escalates
Harvard graduate and undergraduate athletic associations declare war on the faculty after an unofficial notice bars all forms of athletics at Harvard. They vow a tooth-and-nail fight to force heads of the school to back down and permit contests to continue. The Crimson faculty has long shown lukewarm support for athletics, excluding students with minor delinquency from teams.
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Washington Port
Boston
Mass
Harvard
University
Hav
Crimson
Tts
Harvard to Cut Receipts for Athletics Amid Budget Review
Harvard's special committee, representing the corporation and overseers, will report at a forthcoming overseers meeting on reducing the football program's expenditures. The plan aims to limit receipts to cover only legitimate costs of football and other athletics. Meanwhile, Chicago star Jimmy Callahan arrived in Notre Dame for talks on coaching the baseball squad this spring as candidates are urged to report promptly.
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Mags
Harvard Corporation and Overseers
Harvard
Notre Dame, Inc
Jimmy Callahan
Chicago
Weakington
Notre Dame
Ind
Lou" Criger
Boston
Will
Criger
Many Players Remain in Running for First Division Cup
In Running North Carolina January 1 only one match play round was possible in the fourth annual midwinter golf tourney due to the large field. Most favorites are still in the run for the first division or President's Cup.
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Finenurst
N. C
New Orleans Race Card Features Glorifier Victory and Finch Setback
At City Park New Orleans the midweek card showcased Glorifier dominating from start to finish amid a near-farce as Phil Finch broke down before half distance. Glorifier, odds-on favorite, beat Lens by a head with a blanket finish while Emergency led seven furlongs for McCormick. The day's best finish came with Belic of the Bay nosing out Tichimingo by a head in a five furlong selling. Other notable results included Miss Leeds quickest at five and a half furlongs and Gold Proof prevailing in a five furlong selling as the meet produced a crowded, eventful program.
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Brady
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Miller lands four wins in Oakland riding card
In San Francisco on January 18 Jockey Miller dominated Oakland racing with four winners and a second place from five mounts. He netted wins aboard Tauclan and St Elmwood among others, while Collector Jessup was penalized for fouling and slid to third.
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Van'aess
Will- Lissa
Hersath
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Yellowstone
David Hatten
Aliee Carey
Rolla
Chappaqua
St. Elmwood
Ascot Card Featureless Report
Los Angeles Jan 1 Bright weather greeted Ascot crowd but track slow no features. Race by race results list winners andPlacings with odds and times. Jockey injuries noted in New Orleans as Mountain hurt forearm. Forbes named West Point football coach. Criger to coach Notre Dame baseball with Callahan.
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Harvey Clark
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Taos
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Ohird
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Gulliver
Forbes
West Point
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Yale
Law Students Debate On Adventure Versus Literature
The National University Law School Debating class will hold its weekly debate tonight on Thirteenth Street between H and 1 streets. The motion argues that adventure has driven civilization more than literature with teams Aff Clahanc Cobey Baker opposing Gwinn Hidden Tarbox.
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Clahanc
Cobey
Baker
Gwinn
Hidden
Tarbox
Cella Seizes Control of Crescent City Jockey Club
New Orleans power shift with Louis Cella taking full control of the Crescent City Jockey Club as C G Bush is sidelined. Plans to close the Fair Grounds and host a winter meeting at a new track emerge amid long-running racing industry moves. Also notes the breeding bureau's stallion placements boosting New York State racing and tax-supported fairs, plus various MLB and boxing gossip and potential matchups.
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Corbett-Murphy Mill
Gans
New York
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Halma Donald
Wiliam K. Vanderbilt
St. Leonards
James R. Keene
Castleton Stud
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Don D'Oro
Lord of the Valley
Goodrich
New Orleans
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Fair Grounds
Ceila
City Park
Track betting best for poolrooms says Dr Slicer
Dr Slicer argues abolishing betting at tracks will drive decent men from racing and leave tracks to poolrooms. He warns anti betting laws could push Belmonts and others abroad, worsen crookedness, and urges limiting publication of odds while promoting responsible racing governance. Carlisle captain Lubo elected for 1907 Carlisle Indians football team.
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Washington Post
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Jerome
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Jerome Mede
National Federation of Churches Ad Christian Workers
Belmont
Metther
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Carlisle
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Lubo
Madison Square Garden Auto Show Ends Fifth Day
The seventh annual Madison Square Garden Automobile Show closes its fifth full day at the Garden amid strong crowds and lively sales. Enthusiasts lament longer waits for ordered care while buyers bring wives and daughters to choose styles. Charles Clifton, president of the Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers, arrived aboard the steamer Moltke after six months in Europe, praising the Garden show and comparing it to the London Olympic display.
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Censest Association
Scroggs Wins Featherweight Title Fight After Fifteen Rounds
In Baltimore on January 18 Harry Scroggs defeated Kid Attell after fifteen rounds to claim the featherweight title of the South. Referee Hurdle ruled Scroggs the winner amid strong dissatis faction as Attell led early with hard blows and fighting vigor before Scroggs shifted to an aggressive clinching style.
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Washington Post
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Hurdle
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Attell
Scroggs
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Ayer's Hair Vigor Promises High Class Styling
A hair dressing promotes a high class look with a new improved formula. It keeps hair soft and smooth, prevents splitting at the ends, and maintains a dandruff free scalp. The product claims to leave hair rich and brilliant and to color balance the balZ.
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Hub Promoters After Sullivan Fight Bout Looms
Local fight promoters in Beeston Massachusetts seek a match for Tommy Sullivan against Billy Rhodes or Terry Martin. If the bout is arranged it will be held in Lawrence and promoted locally.
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Joe Thompson
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Beeston
Tommy Sullivan
Billy Rhodes
Terry Martin
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