Two Sunday School League Basketball Games Reported
In the Sunday School Basketball League Peck Chapel defeated Christ Lutheran 26 to 2, aided by Girkin and Scott with key scoring. McKendree topped Eastern Presbyterian 26 to 2 as English Brumbaugh and Sen tate led the offense while various substitutions noted. Time periods were 15 minutes each with officials listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down Christ Lutheran
Eastern
Sunday School League
Peck Chapel
McKendree
Christ Lutheran
Eastern Presbyterian
Peck
Girkin
Scott
Austin
Brumbaugh
Schnare
English
Peek
Restitone
Christ
J. Bramley
Burke
G. Tees Hickman
Trangie
Gatkins
Hellmuller
Goela
Girzin
E. Bramley
F. Moore
Acatin
Hellmullar
Goala
Foula
BF. Moore
Pert
Tash
Rhhoare
Stenner Rin
Thompson Carter
Boetler
Gay
Scot Varney
Senate
Getchell
Steiner
Gatchell
Mr. McMillian
Mr. Fuller
Mr. Darin
Swan Beats Goodacre In Pocket Billiards District Match
Swan defeated Goodacre in the District championship pocket billiard tournament at the Royal last night. Victory was 100 to 1 percent, with Swan showing remarkable form and a high run of 19. Bartelmas, Swan, and Kelcher lead with two wins each. Manager W H Sachschmid of the First Infantry team seeks games with all basketball teams in the District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Parlors
Swan
Goodacre
Bartelmas
Purcell
Kelcher
W H. Sachschmid
Military League
Fifth Street
Engineers defeat Artillery in Fort Washington game
Engineers beat Artillery 20 to 16 in the Military Basketball League at the National Guard Armory. Dettimore led with six floor goals, sharing honors with Schweigman. Dwortesky starred for the losers. Forfeit awarded in second game as Hospital Corps failed to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineers
Artillery
Fort Washington
National Guard Armory
Dettimore
Schweigman
Dworetsky
Hospital Corps
Second Infantry
Posltions
Fort Wash
Dwortesky
Immel Finw
Cemter
Toe
Army and Navy Academy Defeats Western High 28 25
Army and Navy Academy defeated Western High School 28 to 25 in an armory contest after noon yesterday. Western was short Leetch and Gibbin. Rundell led Army and Navy with seven goals. Peck scored five for Western. Referee Morse. Time periods 15 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy Academy
Western High School
Armory
Leetch
Gibbin
Rundell
Army
Henry
Peck
Pelme
Futter
Kimberley
Peine
Dexon
Tenndell
Mr. Morse
DOG STORY A LIE SAYS BRESNAHAN
Chicago Jan 18 Additional affidavits filed in federal court by baseball officials dispute the Federal League claim. Roger Bresnahan denies trading pitcher Booth Hopper for a bird dog while manager of the St Louis Nationals and explains meetings with Hopper, Kinsella, and Springfield seeks. He calls the dog story an absolute falsehood and details negotiations with Federal League officials about a Brooklyn Federals job.
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Chicago
United States District Court
Federal League
National Commission
Roger P. Breanaha
Chicago Nationals
St. Louis Nationals
Booth Hopper
Bresnahan
Hopper
Tennessee
Honper
Kinsella
Springfield
St. Louis
St. Leoula
Mr. Kinsella
Brooklyn Federals
Coombs to Dodgers Twirler Announces
Jack Coombs, former pitcher for the Philadelphia Americans, announced he signed with the Brooklyn National League team in Palestine. He declined to discuss the contract, saying public details would come from Brooklyn management, and he spends winters in Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Tex
Jack Coombs
Philadelphia
Americans
Brooklyn
Coombs
Salt Lake Selects Blankenship as Club Manager
The Salt Lake baseball club of the Pacific Coast League named Clifton D. Blankenship as manager. A veteran catcher with major league experience, he helped discover stars like Walter Johnson and Joe Bush. The team plans a repeat tour and Chinese University fields for spring ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Baseball Club
Pacific Coast League
Clifton’ D. Blankenship
Blankenship
Washington
Walter Johnson
Joe Bush
Fie
Fragmentary Names From a Morning Telegraph Souvenir
A garbled OCR snippet lists numerous proper nouns and nicknames including Jeone Juareza Pajarinta Rooster Lady Tynddn Ida Cummings Binal Dad-Derica Cecil Theodorite Balgee Colonel Marchmint Wormwood Polle Kick Lady Mint Mud Mill Suger Comin New Orleans Margaret O Lillian May Roscom Goose Brick and Mortar Page White Fecetan Salon Big Digger Mack Benedictine Bervicence Brig Brettier Monteaisa Port Artington Barly Light.
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Jeone Juareza
Pajarinta
Rooster
Ida Cummings
Binal
Dad-Derica
Cecil
Tneodorite
Balgee
Marchmint
Polle
Kick
Mint
New Orleans
Morning Telegraph
Margaret O
Lillian May
Lady London
Wamgon
Exedowan
Phylise Antoinette
Jona Hyde
Lofty Hexwood
Emelda
Ida Cummins
Avocado
Siami
Make Good
Lenore
Ray
Aue
Herndon
Romney
Johnson
Zangares
Dad Davies
Tower
Fieroes
Theodorita
King Worth
Tyree
Baltes
Imperator
Bubicon
Puebla
al Wormwood
Paw
Gol
Marchmont
Fairly
Marie Coghill
Lacy Mint
Star Berta
Lehigh
Faneuil Han
Quick Trip
Eyewhite
Choctaw
Pells
the Cinder
Biltows
Phillistina
Melts
Ketsetta
Bpindle
Sugar Lamp
Loe
Mudaill
Ray Port
Habana
Virginia cancels entries for Georgetown events in G U games
Virginia athletic committee decides not to enter men in South Atlantic indoor championship events awarded to Georgetown. No invitation sent or expected. Lambeth field to be used for Southern intercollegiates on May 7 and 8. Jack Ryan expected to coach baseball and football coaching duties to be determined. Jose Wood successor for football to be named soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
South Atlantic
Georgetown
Charlottesw Hie
General Athletic Association
University of Virginia
Leffert Lambeth Field
Jack” Ryan
Jose Wood
Raging Horse Racing Card with Multiple Races and Odds
A detailed race card listing and results for many events including first through sixth races. It includes ages, distances, horses names such as Blackie Daw Mary B and Ida Lavinia, odds like 6 to 1 and 2 to 1, times around 1:00 and 1:17, and finishing orders with winners and placers. Also presents selling races with purses and participant names across 3-year-olds and up to 4-year-olds plus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Threa Furloage
Blackie Daw
Drahman
Mary B
Goosa
Deliver
OderEey
Eleanor N
Viola Mabel Ala
Hetting
Bryn
Sieldaueh
Jefferson
Hugh
Dave Devil
Hird
Privet
Fising
Yankee
Light Knight
Algo
Béllingt
Srariengs
Goldcrest
Epa
Tod
Hick
Yarrén
Lally
Mair Helen
Canneck
Herl Gavey
Altahante
Ling
Jos Stein
Mordecai
Smyth
Bervicghe
Beau Pere
Billie Beker
Keaugh
River King
Lida
Timfarl
Chas
Grainger
Smili Ette
Emily R
Martin
Strewella
Jimmie Hunt
Moscow
Abow
Olay
Kederia
Diace
Claire
Atralent
Pett Blew
Ead Prince Conrad
OURTH
BACB
Pan Bareta
Lite
Ona Haren
Mathews
Garner
Raight
Titan Innite
tRederiay
Seer & T
Racing Entries for Today’s Card
Racing entries list 2 year olds and 4 year olds with names and numbers in a fragmented form. Mentions Wiret rece Purée and J White with numbers 7 Mallard 102 and 105. Also references Santon and Bert ie Feielenee among others with assorted figures and incomplete race notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J White
Mallard
Bill
Co Santon
Rearelts
Coward
Salon
Bertie Feielenee
Knockout Expected In Ardmore Middleweight Bout
Middleweights Brennen of Buffalo and Miller of Baltimore meet tonight at Ardmore Club in a 15 round feature. Both weigh 169 pounds. Brennen boasts 40 KOs in 96 fights and Miller is rising fast. Preliminary and curtain-raiser bouts fill the card amid club assurances of lawful operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brennen
Buffalo
Herman Miler
Baltimore
Ardmore
Miller
Washington
Eagles
Smith
Jack Dillon
Horgan Miller
Herman Miller
George Chaney
Young Thomas
Ralph Murray
Theman
Murray
Bert Green
Ciscus" Jones
Green
Jones
Patrick F. O'Connor
Bernard
Billy Murray
Patuxent
Maryland
Rivers Takes Count In Round Number Two
Frankie Callahan of Brooklyn knocked out Joe Rivers of Los Angeles in the second round at Memphis. Rivers led off in the first round but Callahan countered and ended the bout with a right to Rivers jaw. Rivers revived briefly before leaving the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphs
Tenn
Frankie Callahan
Brooklyn
Joe Rivers
Los Angeles
Rivers
Callahan
Bridgeport
Conn
Sam Robineau
Philadelphia
Gus Gallant
Boston
Robideau
Gallant
Caffrey Cleared to Play as CU Faces George Washington Tomorrow
Catholic University regu lar forward Jim Caffrey is eligible again after proving still enrolled in required studies and pursuing a degree. His return boosts CU’s lineup against George Washington at the National Guard Armory, with Washington likely fielding its strongest squad on its home floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic University
George Washington
National Guard Armory
Jim Caffrey
Caffrey
C. U
Ita
Champion Athlete Idles As Season Opens
New York, Jan. 18 Homer Baker the international half mile champion will not compete until the outdoor season begins. He strained a muscle in his right leg and has endured pain. A surgeon advised three months rest to regain his former form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Homer Baker
Baker
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Johnny” Dundee
Jack” Johnson
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GITT
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Elmer
Michaud
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Jerman
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Krauss
Hallan
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National Capital Duckpin League
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Stenley
Wood
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Lackey
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Business Men's League
Bums
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Col. Hotel BoPag' Co
Hecht & Co
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Ducepin League
Seara
Jenking Forfatted Capital
Barrick
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Hittout
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PHI NY Sigma
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Maxey
Pepco Douckpin League
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Mayhew
Gehler
Bailey
Departmental Tenpin League
Ries
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Grindie
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Roepke
Garrett
Freeman
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Neil
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Dalla
Totela
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Mikeeell
Willjamsson
Juarez
Font
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Mack
Benedictina
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Billy Stuart
the Hermit
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Gold Dust
Early Light
Flammarion
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the Lark
Frontier
Gar “Ng
Chaney McFerran
Misa Jean
Elizabeth ‘Harwood
King Hadford
H. Barr
Kopje
Racy
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Beaumont Helle
Tiger Jim
Yellow Eyee
Fred Levy
Molsant
Inferno Queen
Parlor Boy
Wolthorpe
Pores
Bob R
Retente
Frank Haaser
Runewey
Heart
Gerrard
Rockler
Massle
Itars and Stripes
Louise Paul
Seilling Bandicap
Balfron
Colle
Menassen
Lamode
Brave Cunarder
Joe Finn
Imile
Warren
Buka
Shelby
Margaret Meine
Lady Rankin
Mike Cohen
Cuttyhunk
Anthon B
Brennen and Miller
Anderson
Murphy
Grand Hapids
Mich
Jimmy Anderson
Jerry Murphy
Indianapolis
White Sox
Manda
Chicago Americans
Oakland
Kentucky
Bond
P-Bs Co
Clear
Naval
National Guard League
National Guard
Ryan
H. Miller
Naval Battalion
Foattoe Co. I
Reg. Miller
Furlington
Ityan Seas
Cornell Nalte
Genter
Thramon Burley
Atwell
D Miller
Walt Hoffman
Costello
Miler
Nolte
D. Miller
Purlingson
Mr. Hesse
Tora
Mr. Plats
Tate
Morton C. Stout & Co
Desirea
Bilver Bpeings
Het
Bartz
Mertz
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