FiveTeams Six Delegates in Lewline Tourney at Armory
Washington reports five teams and six delegates for the International Lewline tournament in Cincinnati from February 20 to 28. Krauss the Fly-time Dutchman headlines with 28,000 pins in a 24-hour stretch. Eighteen alleys will line the Armory, and prize money totals about 3400. The Women’s tournament runs on two middle alleys. twenty-five teams are already committed. The First Regiment Armory will host a grand event with elaborate entertainment at Cincinnati breweries supporting the program. Bloomingdale runners enter relay events in the George Washington meet next Saturday night.
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The Opening of the Baseball Season Opens Life’s Varies
A playful verse ponders varied reasons people live for from love and war to work and play as it leads to the baseball season opening, framing life’s contrasts through humor.
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Alumni Not Satisfied With Virginia Football Coaching System
Alumni debate continues over moving Virginia football to a graduate coach system. Hammond Johnson, a former star, led the team this year and accepted a graduate coaching post under English-style rules with travel expenses only. The article notes Johnson’s backfield focus, two feeder schools, and shifts in game strategy under the new regime.
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Divorce clothing sale offers men's suits and coats
Advertisement notes a divorce sale of men's wear including suits cutaway and Prince Albert coats and vests. It claims the sale is different in origin purpose import and results, presenting winter overcoats from stock as part of a sacrifice.
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Virginia Football and Alumni Criticism of Coaching System
Virginia's football season is analyzed with emphasis on strategy, weather effects, and the forward pass. The piece contrasts Virginia's coaching methods with other schools, notes alumni objections, and discusses the demanding, multi month duties of a college coach and the need for reserves and patrols for injuries.
Students Plunge After Boathouse Mishap Near Potomac
Readable fragments report a boating incident near Potomac involving students and college crews. The note mentions attire and gear issues with a late warning or cry but lacks clear outcomes or names. Further details are unreadable due to poor OCR quality.
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Georgetown Holds Smoker for New Crew Coach Vail
Georgetown hosts a reception at the Blue and Gray boat house for Harry Vail, the fresh Georgetown crew coach. He signals no radical stroke changes from Pat Dengary, urges immediate training, and plans to race NYU on the Potomac with two more potential races in the works.
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Columbia Baseball Plans Under Graduate Coaching Change
Plans for Columbia's 1905 baseball season are being drafted slowly with a likely twenty five game slate. Frank V Goodman, four year Columbia varsity alumnus, will coach as part of a largely graduate staff. The team will tour the South in late spring with Johns Hopkins Georgetown Virginia and Washington and Lee and a Polo Grounds game against Falcon on April 25.
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Commission Calls For Amateur BasebalL Tribunal
Washington eyes a commission to govern player eligibility in local leagues. The Marquette League urged cooperation from others and passed a resolution to outline plans for a tribunal. Officials including Departmental and City leaders reportedly gave informal approval. A training and grounds setup progress was noted with fencing and seating work near Hirst and M streets. An Aloysius Club meeting discussed management for the year, with a decision expected soon.
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Watkins Denies Report On Club Farm Ties
President W H Watkins of the Indianapolis club denies reports it acts as a farm team for the Detroit club. He says Indianapolis stock is owned locally, the association is strong financially, and while dealing with Detroit and others, the club is not their farm.
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Sporting Sidelights on a Brisk Baseball and Boxing Era
A lively collage notes Connie Mack trimming names to nicknames and the coming indoor meet. It surveys salaries, rode with Abe Attell, Tom Sharkey, Burns and Moir, Hackerschmidt, and Ty Cobb chatter, plus wrestling, basketball, and boxing reform debates, all hinting at shifting sports finance and discipline.
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Washington Post In-Post Contest Teases Locality Illust
The Washington Post announces a Sunday January 26 start for a nationwide contest. Readers comply with rules to identify familiar places geography and history from illustrated scenes for twenty six cash prizes ranging from five to six dollars. Subscriptions and coupons, eligibility open to all readers, and entries must be complete sets with numerical order.
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Abner Defends Liquor Interests Weighs Prohibition Debate
iB F Abner president of the Abner Drury Brawing Company criticizes prohibition rhetoric ahead of a District vote. He argues crime claims against liquor are unfounded and urges experts to guide the policy while noting practical home economics and cooking role in households.
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Fire Damage in Y W C A Sparks Big Loss in Winston-Salem
A blaze starting in Young Women's Christian Association rooms in Winston-Salem N C caused estimated losses between 78000 and 90000 dollars. The Brown Rogers Hardware Co building second floor housed the YWCA and adjoining stores Brown and Winston Clothing were also damaged. Firemen rescued Maria Martin and occupants around nine in the evening as thick smoke filled the area.
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Want Resort Sunday Day Mystery in Warrants Case
Fragmented note reports warrants and league involvement. Mentions a Med report, punishment of alleged pendants, and a grand jury. Implications of a racial allegation tied to a negro individual surface amid garbled text and unclear details.
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