Brennan Stops Miller in Less Than Four Rounds
Stanley T. Wiliken reports Brennan Hirennan of Buffalo debuting with a decisive stoppage of Baltimore’s Young Nermann Miller in Ardmore last night. Referee halted the bout in the fourth round as Brennan’s veteran pressure overwhelmed the youngster, who showed promise but lacked experience.
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Brennen
Miller
Stanley T. Williken
Hirennan
Buffalo
Young Nermann
Baltimore
Ardmore
O'Conner
Youngster
Brennan
Qare
Ahearn
New York
Bert
Green
Circus
Jones
Sparks
Federal Team Defeats Epiphany Reserves 37 to 24
Federal team secured a decisive 37 to 24 victory over the Epiphany reserves in the Epiphany gym. Halin led the winners with sharp shooting while Schmit starred for the losers. Substitutions and floor goals noted. time of halves 20 minutes. Referee M De Grange. Alike Gibbons refuses to fight if specific referees are named.
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M. de Grange
Visiting opposition for YMCA teams from Baltimore
Baltimore athletes from Central Association travel to the Monumental city for weekend YMCA events. They compete in handball and basketball against local squads with a four-player handball lineup and a basketball roster led by Washington captain E. C. Lathrop plus teammates J. Harley Leroy Goff and F Damman.
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Baltimore
Thea Y. M. C. A
Central Association
Monumental
Focula
Washington
Crazier Linthicum
Colley
Disney Matthews
McKay
England
Hoppe
Posta
Duncan
Aliwine
E. C. Lathrop
J. Harley
Leroy Goff
F. ©. Damman
McKee Signs 1915 Contract With Tigers
Detroit January 19 Rey McKee catcher for the Detroit American League club signed a 1915 contract with the local organization. Earlier reports indicated he was weighing an offer from the Federal League.
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Detroit
Mich
Rey McKee
Federal League
Clayton Act Defense in Federal League Antitrust Suit
In Chicago the defense for organized baseball plans to cite section 6 of the Clayton act to argue labor is not a commodity. Attorneys will contend the sport’s labor falls outside interstate commerce and the case will feature testimony from figures like President Tener and Judge Landis.
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Chicago
Federal League
Congras
Organized Baseball
Tener
National League
Fudga Landis
Mled
Assartes
Bresnahan
Perritt
Hamilton
Maikenberg
Leverenz
Viox
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Cooper
Agnew
Shotten
Walker
McQuillen
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Mahler
Lea: Magee
Brooklyn Federals
St. Louis Nationals
Ed. Kenetchy
Pittsburgh Federals
Pittsburgh Nationals
Pepper
George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
Samuel L. Clement
Cage of Hammerstein
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Clement
Weeghman
Ward
Gilmore
New York Americans
Chicago Nationals
National Commission
Harvard Adds Atlantic City Stop to Southern Trip
Harvard baseball manager Cunningham announced a change to the annual southern trip. After the game with West Point the team will spend three days in Atlantic City instead of the usual direct travel to Baltimore or Washington.
Bartelmus Wins Third Straight In District Billiard Tourney
Bartelmus defeated Purcell 300 to BZ to claim his third straight win in the District pocket billiard championship at Royal Parlors. The match was tight in the first half but Bartelmus pulled away late as Purcell hit unlucky breaks. Keichner and Brestin play tonight as standings show Bartelmus 02 and Rwan 68 among others.
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Charlies Bartelmus
Royal Parlors
Thomas Purcell
Bartelmus
Keichner
Brestin
Ww. L
Rwan
Wallace
Fou
Quint Starts Trip With Contest Here
Virginia Polytechnic Institute basketball opens a fourteen game schedule listing rivals from Virginia and North Carolina. The team features capt. Powell Hughby Cooke and Sanders with newcomers Robinson Logan Benny and Moore competing for the center berth. Schedule includes Georgetown Richmond North Carolina A WM Emory and Henry Trinity and Virginia.
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Virginia Polytechnic
Institute
Washington
Virginia
North Carolina
Vv. P. L
Powell
Hughby
Cooke
Sanders
Robinson
Cornell
Logan
Mmory
Benny
Moore
Georgetown
Richmond College
Richmond
North Carolina &Wm
Raleigh
Richmond How
Rivers
DaleyHle College
Emory and Henry
Trinity
Alon
Lynchburg
R. M
Wate Forest
University of Virginia
Charlottessille
Six officials named for G W A Games at GWU indoor meet
Announced last night by Prof. Lasie Cleveland McNemar and Emory M. Wilson the seventh annual GWU indoor track meet will have six officials. Referee Cen tral High School principal Emory M. Wilson chairs the panel. marshals include D. H. Liford H. Frederickson and Prof. N. W. Dougherty. Judges named are Dr J W H Potlard and W B Marbury.
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George Washington University
Lasie Cleveland McNemar
Emory M. Wilson
Central High School
D. H. Liford
H. Frederickson
University of Minnesota
N. W. Dougherty
College of Engineering
George Washington
Racing Card Tells Mixed Results Across 6 Flat Races
The day’s card features six selling and claiming races with multiple horses among top finishes. Notable winners include Jor Swen Souvenir in the maiden two year old division and Crisco in the four year old mile event, with time records around 1:56 for the eighth mile marks.
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Prendergast
Margaret C
Murphy
Gray Lady
Busy Allee
Tay Dansante
If Coming
Joe
Turner
Brick and Morte
To & T
Gut
Joe D
Cooper
Page White
Mallard
Roscoe
Goose Alac
Salon
Warrington & Tof
Tiile
Gooee
Big Dipper
Tamer
Hypatia
Bertodano
Ancret
Petelus
Elec
Benedictina
Smyth
Mack
Warrington
Goa
Plain
Ant
Ora
McGee
Font. Frog
Servicence
Crisco
Kittle
Usen
Colfax
Brigs
Leialoha
Tom Chapman
Nada Mas
Juaquin
Mortcalm
Kayderosos
Heke
Breach
Racing Entries From Today's Meeting
Entries list drawn from today’s racing card across maidens and selling races. Notable mounts include Dancing Master and King Chilton with varying weights, while other horses such as Pied Piper and Orr Ren appear in the maidens and selling stakes.
Salvor and list of names from Clarinnati Enquirer
A fragmented OCR reads like a roster of individuals and aliases including Salvor Our Ben Jefferson Sunvo Requiram Black Kart Richwood Wiley The Gander L Garneau Holton Bello Mechcka Priner Utelus Travecal Consoler Tom Hancock N Y Telegraph names Also mentions Joe Deford Stickpinz Marshon J B Herre Metricka Jessie Louise Ravenal Rene Tam Hancock Baby Cat Thats Me Brooks John Louis 8am Conner Yankee Tree and others with scattered parenthetical notes from Anetopatt enquirer New York Telegraph and ba Smile Hazel C Edna H Pay Streak Reah Voladay Jr Geremett Blacksheep Rob Lynch Freda Johnson Candie.
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Slack Earl
Kilday
Requiram
Prospero Son
Bross Edge
Jezati
Rogart
Guearnide
Golore
Thla
Bifaronge
EK. Barrell
Utelus
Meelicka
I Theresa Babel
Blue Wing
Fateot
Jemsle Louise
Bick Ree
Priner
Batns
Americas
Teoavael
Tom Hancock
Trovato
Ravenal
Conader
Eta Crane
Reno
Baseball
Brooks
That
Mena
Baby Cat
Hester
Thomas Hare
Patriotic
Nor
Otilo
Sona Tallis
Smile
Filtaway
Valeday, Jr
Pay Streak
John Reardon
Nash
Helling
Panchaps
Scrapper
Ferrena
Los
Sheriff Foley
Hardy
Dob Eyneh
Black Sheep
Gemmin
Freda Johnson
Ambri
Lady Innocence
Wice Mason
Cantem
Mollie Cad
Cordie
Flying
First Star
Dare Montgomery
Tahov
Mandadero
Clarinnati Enquirer
Salvor
Our Ben
Jefferson
Sunvo
Black Kart
Richwood
Wiley
the Gander
L Garneau
Holton
Bello
Mechcka
Travecal
Consoler
New York Telegraph
Pledt Piper
Ley
Great Friar
Joe Deford
Stickpin
Anetopatt Enquirer
John Louis
Conner
Yankee Tree
Louia Descognets
Basel C
Edna H. Resh
Flitaway
Gemmett
Panbarhan
Flying Ma
Nanderoro
Tito
Mies
Netmaker
Ba Smile
Hazel C
Edna H
Reah
Voladay, Jr. Geremett
Blacksheep
Rob Lynch
Candie
Rush Named Princeton Football Coach, 1898 Graduate
John G. Rush, director of athletics at the University School in Cleveland, was chosen head coach for Princeton football. A Princeton graduate of 1898, he did not play in college, focusing on track and once held the 10 yard dash record. The board also formed a new advisory committee and approved an eight game schedule with Georgetown, Rutgers, Syracuse and Harvard among opponents. All games except Yale will be at Princeton.
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N. J
John G. Rush
University School
Cleveland
Ohio
Board of Athletic Control
Kie
Howard Henry
Knox Taylor
William
H. Edwards
W. W. Roper
Ferdinand Eberstadt
Georgetown
Bucknell
Rutgers
Syracuse
Lafayette
Dartmouth
Williams
Harvard
Yale
New Haven
Terre Haute Franchise Sparks League Reshuffle
Terre Haute owners seek Three I League entry prompting possible changes to Class B circuits. Central League resists lose of Terre Haute, noting it would break up the league. Three I president Tearney plans review within two weeks as talks continue.
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Terre Haute
Ind
al Tearney
Three I
Terre
Tearney
Central
Springfield
Fort Wayne
Louis Heilbroner
Strikes Spars and Splits Postpone Races at Habana
Inclement weather at Oriental park cancels races in Habana. Program postponed to Saturday January 22 with all events deferred. Weather-related delay affects spectators and participants across the scheduled card. The decision was announced today by race officials at Habana.
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Habana
Oriental Park
Local Catholic U and GW to clash at Cunard Armors Gym
Catholic University and George Washington meet tonight in a major season clash at the National Cunard Armors Gymnasium. GW will be minus captain Shaver at the start, with Almon Murray, Johnson, Wrocsback, and Hamner in the lineup. Catholic University fields its regular forward Caffrey returning to his long-time spot.
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Catholic University
George Washington
Cunard Armors
Capt Shaver
Almon David Murray
Johnson
Wrocsback
Hamner
Caffrey
SIXSMITH TO LECTURE ON SCIENTIFIC BOXING
Army boxing instructor and former prize fighter SIXSMITH prepares a talk at the old Masonic Temple. He will illustrate the lecture with two round bouts among his pupils and demonstrate blows, counters, footwork, self control, and key boxing points. His career includes a five hour draw with Tommy Ryan, the undefeated middleweight champion. The Friday night matches feature top Washington barracks boxers.
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William BK
Sivsimith uneMiera
United States Army
Flioosmxvelfoto
Old Masonic Temple
Wail
Boxe Lizsmith
Washington Mart
Ane
Tommy Rian
Washington Barracks
Close Game To Trainmen In Terminal League Battle
Trainmen edged Auditors 14 to 13 in a hard fought Terminal Basketball League game last night. Scorers included Moffett eight and four from others. Munch and Ehsen contributed points while Cagle Dorney Gregory helped on multiple baskets.
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Trainmet
Auditors Mollett Os H. F
Dersir Buen
Bees Rihexter - Vee
Mite Quink
Wwe FE Bees
Henderaur Cagle
Gregory
Moffett
Munch
Ehsen
Seboder
Cagle
Dorney
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Gregory Hi Iefarer
FE. Collistower
Jr. Beerer
R. Miler
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