Virginia Georgetown track meet invitation rejected by Virginia
At a Georgetown indoor games meeting in Charlotteville Virginia the General Athletic Association declined Manager Brennan of Georgetown track team's invitation to run a one mile relay on March 2. The dispute centers on alleged breaches of a 1905 football agreement and accusations of discrimination tied to amateur status.
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Charlotteville
General Athletic Association of the University
Brennan
Georgetown
Virgina
Virginia
U and I Win Again Over Company G in 24 to 3 Victory
The U and I fraternity basketball team defeated Company G 24 to 3. Reyes starred with eight field goals, while Copeland and James thwarted all Company G attempts. Lineup included Reges, Miles, Mahoney, Fermadge, Jones, Cormick, Copeland, Hleg.
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U and I
Company G Quint
Reyes
Copeland
James
Company G
Companyaq
Reges Con
Calvin Miles
Mahoney Furmadee
Dennis Jones
Track meet Easter week at University of Virginia
Southern colleges will hold an inter collegiate track meet at the University of Virginia during Easter week with relay races and regular events. Virginia will compete in the indoor meet February 10 at the Richmond Horse Show Building under the Amateur Athletic Union of America, and a Virginia relay team will go to the intercollegiates at Franklin Field.
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Southern College
University of Virginia
Washington Post
Charlottesvlle
Southern
University of North Carolina
Johns Hopkins
Naval Academy
George Washington
Lambeth Field
Franklin Field
Virginia
Richmond Horse Show
Amateur Athletic Union of America
Carolina
Favorites Go Wrong at Fair Grounds Horse Races
New Orleans January 19 Captain Bob and Rather Royal easily won their races as favorites at the Fair Grounds. Moongold was outpaced at the start in the second race and Frangible fell near the three quarter in the fourth. Horseradish faltered at the start in the fifth. Weather clear and track fast. Desha won the first race over Tennus and Harry Reott. Alma’s Pet captured the second with Ransum second and Jardiniera third. Gold Smith led the six and a half furlongs in the third, First Premium took second, Bute Hand third. Captain Bob led the fourth over Merry Pioneer and Louis Kraft. Ruth V won the fifth with The Ram second and Doctor Heard third. Rather Royal won the sixth with Sincerity Belie second and Dromto third.
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Rather Royal
Fair Grounds
Moongold
Frangible
Horseradish
Harry Reott
Desha
Tennus
Charles McKee
Intrigue
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Discernment
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Winifreda Nightmare
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Odd Ella
Doctor Holscher
Allista
Captain Bob
Louis Kraft
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Murmur
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Ledabelle
Ruth V
Ram
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Radish
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Dromto
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Legates
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Phoebus
Roderick
Gamara
Brilliant Algo
Gans Scores a Knockout in Fifteenth Round
In San Francisco Joe Gans knocked out Mike Sullivan in the fifteenth round. Sullivan led most of the bout but a decisive right swing staggered him and a final flurry sent him to the floor. Gans’s superior late power sealed the victory as Sullivan collapsed.
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Washington Post
San Francisco
Joe Gans
Mike
Gans
Sullivan
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Moe
Gang
Jockey Rule OffY At New Orleans Steeplechase Scandal
A steeplechase scandal at City Park New Orleans after Jockey J Carter rode HMP and was ruled off Sceptre which balked at the eighth jump. The day saw six events due to scratches, with Auditor and Merely Mary Ann among the few favorites winning. The card featured several races with long odds and multiple runners, while conditions were clear and the track fast.
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City Park
New Orleans
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HMP
Sceptre
H MP
Auditor
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Mandina
Lythétist
Jacob
James H Reed
Topo Chico
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Rogers
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Lutte Mac
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Jovial
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Titesien Hmfp
Rush Reuben
Sherad
Malcolm Matzo Tan
Padre
Golimate
Little Red
Illain
Begonia
Longbright
Lady Charade Burnelette
Cambridge
Tan
Fair Grounds Entries and Race Results at New Orleans
Fair Grounds at New Orleans features numerous entries including Arrahgowan Don Dome Firebatl Sir Wilfred Hector Bantam Evelyn Griffin New Orleans-Fair Grounds. Races include six furlongs with Electric Spark 104 and others. One mile events with Torchelle Lieber 160. hurdles and handicap shows Alma Dufour Orly 124. multiple six furlongs and one and one-sixteenth mile races with Deviltree Guiding Star and Van Ness, plus detailed odds and weights for each horse.
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Lens
Belle of the Bay
Frances H Amberita
King of the Valley
Handmore
Corrigan
Don Fonso Astarita
Creolin
Boyle
Gould Alma Dufour
Orly YE
Coruscate
Drexel Malediction
Merlingo Bertha B
Ammie Berry
Tichiminga
Oakland
Marion Rose
Griffin
Bonar
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Dixie Lad
Art Golding
Jake Sanders
Princess Titana
Sal
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Fair Grounds
Welling Electric Spark
Fanney Drese
Ben Lear
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Enyerite
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Whorler
Bronze Wing
Awakening
Thenks
Bonebrake
Platter
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Bob May
Dapple Cold
Tour Furlongy
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Bemay
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Marie Busch
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Pum
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Tenny Burn
Ogontz
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Soldier of Fortune
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Parisienne
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Police Raid Fights Ties To Boxing Club Seizures
Washington dispatch reports Sharkey Athletic Club on West Sixty fifth street raided by police. Six men arrested for aiding or abetting boxing exhibitions and charged admission. Suspects include Crowe, Julius Mack, Frankie Howe, Eddie Wallace, and Eddie Cantell. In Harlem, Nathan Rosenberg death linked to recent boxing violence. In Brooklyn, Capt Carson’s men stopped a three round bout at Turn Hall arresting Taindi Socini and Arthur White plus the referee and timekeeper.
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New York
Sharkey Athletic Club
Prince Louis
A Crowe
Julius Mack
Frankie Howe
Eddie Wallace
Eddie Cantell
Ascot results under messy track report Rodolfo takes Futurity race
Los Angeles January weather and a muddy track set the scene at Ascot where two of six favorites won. Molto led the first race, Marpesaa took the one mile event, Duke of Orlean captured the half mile, and Henchman won the seven furlongs in a day of upset outcomes with Edinborough and The Belgian placing in key events.
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Henchman
Los Angeles
Ascot
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Decimo
Cuzedor
Adams
Paramount
Allegiance
Steessal
Parva
Jesse's Jewel
Tavannes
Tony Faust
Edwin Frier
Sylvan Dixon
Josse S Pooemish
Miss Fidgety
Lady Alsece
Marte Beher
Nevallo
Hermecine
Cheripe
Red Light
Edinborough
Full Sway
Miss May Bowdish
Tottenham
Red Damsel
Hilona
Reed Suspended Over Briers Races At Oakland
Jockey Reed was suspended at Oakland for rides on Briers in the prior two races. In the fourth race this afternoon Briers showed speed to win at 10 to 1 while Sais faded, Head Dance took second as Weather track remained muddy. Other races listed include Futurity course results Alice Cares winning, Albemarle and Tire placing, and multiple thoroughbred runners such as Cardinal Sarto, Christopher Standard, Bilver Heels, and Duelitt.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Iis
Briers
Sais
Alice Cares
Mimon
Albemarle
Invictus
Ray
Mr. Tarrum
Vigeroso
Black Thorn
Trapcetter
H P Kane
Ishtar Glsa
Sheridan
Chel Abbott
Catalina
Cloche a'Gr
Bountiful
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Dora
Chamblis
Optimo
Decoy
Boloman
el Dinera
J . F. Fred Beni
Spring Ban
Sea Lad
Frank Flittner
Peaceful Henry
Se. Yilma
Queen Reo
Ren
Governor Utter Bars Betting at Narragansett Park
Governor George H. Utter announced that no more pool selling will be permitted at Narragansett Park, affecting the two big annual running events and local harness races. Attorneys for park management will petition the legislature to permit pool sales.
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Providence
George H. Utter
Narragansett
Yale President Hadley Defends Football at Alumni Dinner
New York, Jan 19. More than 400 Yale graduates attended the New York Alumni dinner at Sherry's where President Arthur T. Hadley spoke. Curtis, toastmaster, urged football retainment, noting its roughness yet value for blood and muscle. Taft’s War Department regret letter was read. Hadley called football a major sport with democratic, low danger aspects, citing Yale rugby as a 30 year safety record.
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New York
Yale University
Sherry’s
Arthur T. Hadley
Tullan W. Curtis
Yale
Curtis
Taft
College Ife
Hadley
Conference on Ball Schedule Seeks Batting Rule Changes
Presidents Johnson and Pulliam of major leagues met at the St James Building to resolve conflicting schedules. A joint meeting on February 1d will also address proposed batting rule changes including foul bunt calls and pitcher batting removal. Mark Griffith Connie Mack Edward Hanlon each weigh shifts to boost hitting with pitcher position changes and plate duty reforms.
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Brecal
Washington Post
New York
Johnson
Puiliam
St James
Juhnsen
Pulliam
Mark Griffith
Connie Mack
Mack
Edward Hanlon
Three Games For Sports At YMCA Tonight
At the YMCA gymnasium this evening two basketball games and an amateur wrestling bout will be held. The Unknowns meet the Orioles at 8 pm followed by the Association team versus the Columbia Athletic Club representative. In the second half Conrad of the Association will wrestle Clark of Epiphany Chapel, with an exhibition of trap shooting by Frank Butler and W H Herr at the grounds of the Asiatic Guardian Club. Break all records with Dr Zins New Discovery for Consumption 50c and 1 at all druggists.
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Orioles
Assice‘ton
Quwmnt
Columbia Athletic Club
Nueup
Ymca Peattions Ca
G. Leach
Longman Hopp
White Schlower
Oensiler Williams
Frank Butler
W. H Herr
Analesian Gury Club
Dr. Zine
Sullivan Stops Scroggs In Slash Round at Eureka Club
Washington boy Kid Sullivan outclassed Harry Scroggs of Eureka City at the Eureka Athletic Club, finishing with a right to the stomach then a left hook to the jaw. Scroggs fell out and the referee counted him out in the eighth or slash round while Sullivan remained unmarked. Neary defeated Bezenah in Milwaukee by a late eighth round decision.
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Washington Post
Baltumore
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Scroggs
Sullivan
Sullvan
Mattens
al McMurray
Young McCue
Josh Green
al Hereford
al Mason
Skip Warren
Indictments For Murder In Chicago Grand Jury
Franklin C Hollister and A W Gentry, each grieving a wife killed in a fortnight, testified before the grand jury leading to indictments of Richard Ivens for the murder of Mrs Hollister and Frank J Constantine for the slaying of Mrs Gentry. Both men waited outside the jury room, remaining silent. Indictments returned shortly after the evidence was presented.
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Chicago
Franklin C Hollister
A W, Gentry
Richard Ivens
Hollister
Frank J. Constantine
Gentry
Mr Hollister
Grand Jury
Ivens
Constantine
Investigation Starts Into Tennent Shoe Deficit
In St Louis on January 19 a joint meeting of creditors and stockholders of the Tennent Shoe Company disclosed a deficit of 583,630 between liabilities and assets. Expert accountants were appointed to find the cause, with legal action to depend on their findings. President John H. Tennent Jr resigned and stayed at home, declining to comment.
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St Louis
Tennent Shoe Company
John H. Tennent, Jr
Company
Last Night's Bowling Across District Leagues
A grainy recap of last night’s bowling scores across multiple leagues. readers see individual totals for players like Burdine Eckstein Crist and Murphy plus team tallies for departments, ribbons, and denominations, with a final note that Thorp Richards rolled second and third games.
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Allison Ish
Burdine
Eckstein
Crist
Miller
Carndon
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Manahan
League Sixth Presbyterian Fifth Bantist
Bruner
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Carroll
McLannan
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Ashford Ud
Field
Norcon
Thorp ‘Richards
Delay for Chicago Railway Suits Delayed in Litigation
The Chicago City Railway Company asked for an injunction to halt prosecutions against it for alleged overcrowding of streetcars. The court did not grant the injunction. suits were not pressed as a stipulation was agreed to extend the delay until higher court litigation on franchise validity is resolved.
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Chicago
Chicago City Railway Company
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Redlong
Chicago Firm backs polar expedition with balloons
Augusta Maine January 19 Wellman Chicago Record-Herald polar expedition corporation formed in Chicago to explore the north pole with balloons and airships Victor Lawson president Frank B Noyes treasurer directors Noyes Lawson and Avel F Hatch.
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Maine
Augusta
Wellman- Chicago Record-Herald
Polar Expedition
North Pole
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Chisago Daily News
Frank B Noses
Chicago Record-Herald
Messrs Noyes Lawson
Avel F. Hatch
E. W. Groves
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