High School Basketball Season Paces Georgetown and Eastern
Georgetown and neighboring schools flood the indoor meet with ready players as Eastern, Georgetown, and Western bolster rosters. Steltz and Tomlin show marked improvements at center while new shooters like Peine and Bailey emerge. Alumni games spark practice gaps, with Boernstein attempting mid court shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Steltz
Ition
Eddie Tomlin
Perry Dowrick
Buck Wise
Tomlin
Fastern
Les Peine
Western
Peine
Knights of Columbus Duckpin League signs 100 bowlers
The Knights of Columbus Duckpin League in the first circuit signs 100 members for the Atlantic Coast Bowling Association, paying registration fees to James Dulln and requesting more membership cards. They plan to enter the tournament against Washington Baltimore Knights of Columbus and compete in games here and in Baltimore, listing the registered members in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Atlantic Coast Bowling Association
Joseph McCann
James 8. Dulln
Daldy
Knights
Washington-Baltimore
Monumental
Lavies
William C. Dolan
Daidy
F F Repetti
A R Murray
Rickenbacker
W. Brand
A’ McLane
Caontaghan
KL Palro
J. AL Costello
Fettner
CA Sullivan
J. N. Tabler
Merkling
Dr Mess
L. P. Grady
W. M. Waleb
M Donohoe
H. Reid
Ilianes
R. F.kendrick
Jon. McCarthy
Hannett M Myers
W. C. Me Wan
Dunn
E B Horen
F. Care
OM. McLaughlin
C. M. Bets
Moran
WY. Griffin
Z Gullivan
Gs. Mc Cloakey
Krichton
J_ Crowell
Lane
Moriarty
Fitsgerald
L. A. Ver
E A Stradley
B. Edwards
W. D. Hilicoxon
J.P. Cleary
J. R. Bigge
W. Champagne
M.P. Hirch
M. Fenton
W. A. Williams
Watson
J.B. McCano
Major leagues continue talks on 2 leagues schedules
American League officials Ban Johnson Harridge and Robert McRay met with National League Secretary Heydler and Barney Dreyfuss in Chicago to discuss the coming season’s schedules. They were in session all day and will continue tomorrow with President Tener expected to join the discussions.
Halley Duckpin Winner in Royal Elimination Tourney
Harry P. Halley, veteran duckpin roller, won the Royal elimination tournament roll-off for first place defeating Bernie Bontz in five games 566 to 542. Halley opened with two 120s, saved by a strong third and fourth game. Bontz posted a high 146 in his fourth game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Halley
Duckpin Roller
Bernie Bonts
Halley
Bontz
Business Defeats Tech In Low-Scoring Schedule Battle
In Auburn New York yesterday afternoon the Business team beat Tech 36 to 22 at the former gym. The match featured a strong effort from Tech despite the loss and listed players included Business B Wise Miller MacDonald pobea Milloff and Tech De Atley Hutchinson Edmonster Pfeiffer Deviln. Separately Rock Island in the Central League received territorial rights to Rock Island Til following a Central Association award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business
Tech
Wise
Miller
MacDonald
Rock Island
Auburn
N. Y
Til
Central Association
Georgetown Defeats Loyola in Grueling Contest 26 to 23
Georgetown, at Ryan Gymnasium, edged Loyola College of Baltimore 26 to 23. O’Lone opened with a mid court basket, Curry and Kelly added scores, and Loyola-wide misses kept them from gaining early ground. Scheurich and Quinn sparked Loyola’s rally in the second half, but Georgetown’s precise passing and defense, led by O’Lone Kelly and Curry, secured the win. Time halves 20 minutes.
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Ryan Gymnasium
Georgetown
of , Rgetoyn
Regents Reject Coach Choice For Wisconsin Football
Madison Wis Jan 19 The board of regents declined to select a football coach. Dr Paul Withington of Boston a Harvard graduate had been recommended by the athletic council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Athletic Council
M Edison
Wis
Board of Regents of
Paul Withington
Boston
Harvard
Transfer of Cubs Set for Noon Meeting Tomorrow
Chicago Jan 19 The formal transfer of the Chicago National League club from Charles P Taft to Charles H Weeghman will occur at noon tomorrow President Weeghman reported tonight The $500000 check is ready for Charles Schmalstig Tafts representative who arrived today Minor transfer details were settled Schmalstig and Weeghman conferred A stockholders meeting of the combined Chicago Federals and Cubs was held Harry Ackerland declined to sell and plans to join the new company George Westervell and William Jackson were released to St Joseph Missouri Western League
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago National League Baseball Club
Charles P. Taft
Charles H. Weeghman
Weeghman
Spld
Charles Schmalstig
Taft
Schmalstig
Chicago Federala
Chicago Nationale
Harry Ackerland
Cubs
Jtcome
George Westerville
Saz
William R. Jackson
Chicago Federals
Weeghmen
St. Joseph
Navy Quint Wins Easily Over St Johns 40 to 19
Annapolia Md Jan 19 Navy won at basketball today from St Johns by 40 to 19. The first half 19 to 10 in favor of the Navy. Calhoun scored five straight in the second half to build a commanding lead. Substitutions listed. Wilkes Moran Allen Lockhardt Jarman Weaver etc. Georgetown ref Me Hine. Battee signs with Milwaukee. Cyril Slapnicka signed 1916 contract with Milwaukee club with 100 signing bonus and 500 bonus for 66 percent of games.
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Annapolia
Navy
St. John’s
Calhoun
Allen
Lockhardt
von Heimberg
Rer
Wilkes
Warner
Wead
Dash
Weaver
Jarman
Cook
Andrews
Claude
Wataon
Gatpoun
Moran
Vou
Beta Lockherdt
Glands Pe
Foula
Carl Shenens
Garman
Herve
Georgetown
Jatlandet Oree
Battee
Saintes
Slapnicka
Milwaukee
Wia
Cyril Slapnicka
Milwaukee American Association
Stannicka
Wee
Promoters Battle Over Willard Moran Fight Plans
Promoters Tex Rickard and Samuel McCracken raised offers to 48500 for a Willard Moran ten round bout with Moran at 17000 for Pittsburgh and Willard offered 32500. Tom Jones said Curley will use a 45 percent share and Moran signed. Chicago promoter Johnston announced two Willard bouts at 60000 and Moran at 30000 with staged conditions.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Samuel McCracken
Jasa Willard
Frank Moran
Hey
Moran
Pittsburgh
Willard
Rickard
McCracken
Kansas City
Tom Jones
Jess Willard
Hixcelator Springs
Jones
Curley
Sahara
Many Players Released by Federal League Listed as Free Agents
Secretary John H Farrell released a list of players cut by the Federal League after the peace pact. Players become free agents and may negotiate with any club if the original holder does not claim them. All players must be tendered contracts by March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
John H. Farrell
Federal League
Farrell
National Association
Organized Baseball
D. L. Adame
William Adame
L. CO. Alien
A. F. Boucher
L. Bent
J. J. Cuthbert
Frank G. Delehanty
Ian
C. C. Carer
J. O. Delehanty
John Warrett
Max Fisk
Artes Piyna
Harry Jesaler
John Granson
G. H. Glazier
E. G. Dagnler
Art Griggs
B. Hogue
Hoesen
Ben Harries
Peters
John M- Papel
the ‘Otter
J. Philips
FR . Reed, Jr
William Ritter
Thomas E. Mere
Jack Ridgway
F. Boone
Walter Jr
Sturgis
John
Jwacina
George Ehonsons
Sore Gide Bapp
KR. Sommers
Henry Gelalae
Henry Swan
James Stanley
George Deer
Fred Frantman
Van
Students Playday Sparks Wins in Sunday League Basketball
In the boys division of the Sunday School Basket ball League at MC A, Christ Lutheran edged Covenant 22 to 10 while McKendree defeated Mount Pleasant 26 to 18. Christ Lutheran led 12 to 4 at halftime, and McKendree led 12 to 6 at the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Lutheran
McKendree
MC. A
Covenant
Mount Pleasant
Hellwaller
A. Moore O
Randolph Macon Defeats George Washington 33 to 19
Randolph Macon defeated George Washington in basketball 33 to 19 at Ashland Va George Washington star Getchell stood out while Hardaway Butterworth and others saw limited action Report notes time halves of 20 minutes and lists local context from Jan 19 with broader sports and college schedule mentions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph-Macon
Ashland
George Washington Quint
Getchell
George Washington
Geo
Wash
Randolph -Macon
G Hardaway
Finney
Butterworth
Bidiaaimn
Scott
Goats From
Fear
Butt
Dee Hardaway
Cee
Tehe Hay
Fonle
Getehellen
Ngham
Feree
Mr. Scott
Randolph Macon
Catholic University Defeats Gallaudet 25 to 13 in Meet
Catholic University beat Gallaudet 25 to 13 at the Arcade last night, repeating a season win over the same opponent. Caffrey sparked CU with key baskets in the second half while McMahon and Keegan added points as CU's teamwork carried the tighter contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallaudet
Catholic University
Conert Catholic University
Caffrey
Caiffrey
McMahor
Keegan
Wenger
Wenge
Mellia
Rockwell
McMahon
Cartwright
Mr. Schrosser
Mr. Handibee
Fline
Dunn Secures First Call on Athletics and Yankees Surplus
Baltimore report says Jack Dunn back from New York declares he has secured first call on all surplus of the Athletics and Yankees. He cites connections in New York and Philadelphia that will help develop the new Orioles and strengthen the club's talent pool.
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Baltimore
New York
Jack Dunn
Athletics
Yankees
Philadelphia
Orioles
Athletic Exhibition at Terminal Y Gymnasium
A gymnastic exhibition will be held at the Terminal Railroad Y M C A tomorrow night starting at 8 o'clock. Readings include circle dances, exercises on uneven bars and rings, ground tumbling, fencing, dancing, and a basketball game between Southern Vee and Chesapeake and Ohio. Central Y M C A Leaders' Corps will assist in several numbers.
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Terminal Railroad Y. M. C. A
Central Y. M. C. A
Cirele
Mesera
Barney
Bockey
Mains
Everard
Obst
Thompson
Lenzner
Southern Ve. Cheasapeake Sod
Ohio
Mixed racing names and horse references span several papers
A listing of horse names and race terms appears across Cincinnati Enquirer and Morning Telegraph snippets. Contains numerous animal names such as Norumbega Wall Street Blue Cap Aristocrat and others like Mico Girl Captain Effiett Wanda Pitzer and Yellow Eyes. The text reads as a scrambled OCR of racing item references with no cohesive narrative or clear event details.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Wall Street
Mica
Norambegs
Bive Cap
Mike Mullen
Sevellion
Jim Basey
Gart
Scrapper
Republican
Apbrote
Cliff Field
Josie
Wiley
Belamour
Colonel Ashmeade
Mery Ann K
Beau Pere
Morning Telegraph
Norumbega
Blue Cap
Mary Jay
Mary Warren
Chila
Father Riley
Clut Field
Cardigan
Lucky George
Mary Ann K
Beau Pepe
Juarez
Cinelonat! Enquirer
Vedado
Janes
Dancing Star
Banlee
Almeda
Lawrence
Lanth
Captain Effiett
Hugh Charmerie
Wanda Pitzer
Pardner
Lily Orme
Coppertown
Pierrot
Ray O' Light
Sonny
Boy
Snitty Allen
Jane
Grenedo
Verledo
the Lark
Felite
Eunice
Rustic Maid
Captain Elliott
Encore
Aldebaran
Piarrott
B First
Sonny Boy
Ray 9 Light
Font
Results on Race Courses Habana Horse Meet
A detailed race card from Habana features six selling races and several maiden events. Balfron wins first race 1 mile with 2 to 1 odds. Volant takes the second at 1 mile 50 yards. Marjorie A wins the third 5 furlongs. Merry Jubilee triumphs at six furlongs. Scorpii wins the one and a quarter miles. Gretchen R leads in the first maiden race over three furlongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balfron
Taplini
Ben Uncas
Mernse
Billie Baker
Allen
Mall
Beaumont Belle
Volant
Wolstenholm
Batarntis
Jenkins
Sto
Wavering
Williams
Mayans
Margaret Meise
San Jon
Centauri
Marjorie A
Tapilu
Royal Interest
Turner
Big Lomax
Pits
Stunner
Ada
Anne
Deviltry
Stubborn
Tener
Merry Jubilee
Doyle
Moncrief
Watson
Sure Get
Watte
Ruth Strickland
Peg. Kopje
Maxim
Scorpii
Pitt
Kris Kringle
Urquhart
Lapaisle
Tamerlane Sod Locmel
Gretchen R
Kederis
Prendergast
Beaumont Lady
Andresa
Rushforth
Bob
Eden Pask
Little Dot
Up Paar
Rife Shooter
van Dusen
Herbert Temple
Hanover
Clara
Morgan
Fadir
Shrewenbury
Ahara
Dixie Bandican
Dr Larrick
Koerner
Woo Marion Gooseby
Garner
Hester Prynne
J. McTaggart
Greenwood
Carbide
Belle Alan
Misa Thorp
Robinson
Duke of Dunbar
Keogh
Alston
Adams
York Lad
Gerrard
Dartten
Cringe
Eso
Twilight
Lemluba
Luke van Zandt
Nigudoo
Molesworth
Jennie Small
Jose
Imulhart
Rubifax
Greyfoot
General Pickett
Andrew Johnson
Elba E “Barka
Lady Little
Eugene Sues
Rapid Mayiso
San Carondalet
Booker
Stella Graine
Merys
Stelus Seller
Mack
Eubanks
Gordon Haseel
Brighouse
Pickens
Pech Davis
Loftway
Safranor
Panles
Tash Valadold Yallaha
Tordillo
Barnharbor
Bob Knight
Pythias
Bounie
Buck
Wilbite
Little String
Marea
Thundreary
Pichenx
Bonanza Lackrose
Luke Mae
Zim
Star of Love
Hard Ball
Louie Paul
Schemerhorn
Virete Dot
Sherp
Janice
Pauley
Tod
Taper Tip
Marcus
Voliday
Marshall Tilghman Mandadero
Weyanoke
Fitzgerald
Any Port
TA Brook
Charles Francis
Jess
Vedado
Arturus
Dancing Star
Stonington
Ball Band
Jane
Gnado
Almeda Lawrence
Lamb's Tail
Trill
Louise May
Bupice
the Lark
Felina
Rave
Rustic Maid
Borel
Charibel
Hugh
Yellow Eyes
Lady Bryn
Captain Elliott
Easter Star
Encore
Aldebaran
Pardner
Water Lily
Wanda Pitter
Charmerie
Lot
Margaret Melse
Pierrott
Kopie
Coppertown
Lily Orme
Sealtt
Argument
Emily R
Hester
Coin
Lady Rankin
Ray of Light
Crisco
Font
Charles F. Grainger
Sniffy Allen
Sonny Boy
Sordello
New Orleans Race Card Entries Detailed for Today's Meet
Races feature selling events across six tracks with two year olds to eight year olds. Entries include notable horses such as Forst race contenders Feint Duke Norumbega Frank Murphy Wall Street Dunga Bin Maud Bacon Mico Girl and others. Multiple races list thoroughbred names, weights, and jockeys for a full day at the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forst
Feint
the Duke
Norumbega
Frank Murphy
Wall Street
Dunga bin
Maud Bacon
Mico Girl
Bernini
J. D. Baggs
Mary Yay
Noyman
Vance
Lid
Vachel Worth
Sevillien
Rose Marian
Bob Redfield
Wood-stone
Mike Mullen
Blue Cap
Panhandle
Helling
Furjonga
Dew
Ghia
Jim Basen
Aristocrat
Bing
Meehicka
Upward
Aunt Josie
Wild Rose
Blue Wing
Modesto Boy
Belamour
Mabel Dulweber
Lady London
Tatebearer
Jimmie
Til
Anna Kruter
Cardigan
Insurance Man
Valley
Harry Lauder
Lucky George
Mary Ann K
Beau ‘Pere
Col. Ashmeade
King Radford
Hatana
Virginia Quint Goes Badly In Loss To Richmond College
In Charlottesville Virginia 58 to 23 Virginia defeated Richmond College but showed slow speed and poor first half execution. Richmond impressed with a clever passing game while substitutions and player changes were noted. Referee Mr Clark. Time of Knives 20 min. Also report from New York dated Jan 19 stating Harry Sinclair ill with grip and no official statement on Cardinal purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Richmond College
Virginia
Quint
Catholic University
Richmond
Churchman
A. Corby
Kirby
L. Corby
Wood
Puff
Cox
Tyson
Suckieg
Prriesians
Bailey
Lack
Dietrich
Cosby
Tynan
Mitchell
Strickland
Woot
Mr. Clark
Knlves
New York
Harry Sinclair
Federal League
St Louis Cardinaln
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Cabel Thayer Bailey
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Boernstein
Halley Duckpin
Iase Une Dale Late
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Navy Quint
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Norman
Kid) Biberfeld
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U See It
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HGR
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Wonder Car
Detroit
H. B. Leary, Jr
14Th St. N. W
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E Street
China
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