Yale Nine Coming South Special
Yale announces a 31 game baseball schedule led by president George B. Cortelyou Jr. The season opens March 1 in Norfolk with Washington and Lee and Holy Cross. Games include matches against Fordham Tufts NYU Williams Princeton Harvard Cornell and more with all games at Yale Field unless noted.
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Cross to Fight Shugrue at Madison Square Garden
Leach Cross meets Joe Shugrue in a ten round flyweight style bout at 134 pounds before the Garden Athletic Club at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night January 29. Billy Gibson announced the match and a second ten round bout features Johnny Dundee against a top contender.
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Chess Champions In Draw In Grand National Masters
New York January 20. French champion David Janowski and Frank J Marshall the U S champion played 36 moves to a draw in their postponed first round game of the grand national masters tournament. The second round was postponed until tomorrow with no other contestants in action.
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Pape Case Highlights Baseball Waiver Injustice
Larry Pape, a former Boston American pitcher and World Series participant, has been sold to Buffalo in the International League, illustrating a flaw in the waiver system and provoking calls for a general interleague rule change. Connie Mack works to recruit schoolboy stars while Griffith returns to duties as spring training looms.
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Juarez Layers Harvest At Juarez Race Day
Special to The Washington Post Jt Paso Texas January this day saw long shots prevail Aunt Mamie opened with a non true run win as Blarney faded Gemmell held up at $600 bid to win for W M Cain Madeline B led a bidding surge to $700 Clarence Reed rode a winning pace Rio Brazos took a 15 to 1 upset Gemmell then El Pato and others followed in six races with varying margins and times
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Sulliven Delivers Baseball Lecture at Catholic University
Ted Sulliven, noted baseball scout and organizer, spoke to the Catholic University student body in McMahon Hall about athletics and baseball stories. University athletic president Alfred Hackman introduced him, with other campus leaders also speaking. more lectures are planned at Yale Brown and Holy Cross.
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Princeton Boathouse Construction Begins in N J
Work started today on a $35 000 boathouse donated to the University Rowing Association to mark its 25th anniversary. The plan aims for a May equipment move in, with dedication set for June during commencement. The first floor will hold 48 shells with lockers and showers in the basement.
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King on Basketball Team For the Princeton Preps
Sylvan King, a former Central High athlete, has earned a guard spot on Princeton prep’s basketball team and will play in key games. The article notes Princeton prep’s strong schedule against top schools, King’s athletic versatility, and expectations he will become a valuable asset as he adapts from football to basketball. It also covers plans for upcoming championships and other school athletic developments, including track and rowing initiatives led by coaches Hecox and others.
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Racing Entries Juarez and Washington sports notes
Race details list entries for Amelia Fountain Square and other entries across six selling races with weights and names. Umpire signings for the Central League are announced and track notes discuss Georgetown versus George Washington rivalries and upcoming meets at Richmond and Charlottesville. The Post promotes its Garden Annual feature in the Sunday issue with illustrated articles by experts.
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Columbia to Reintroduce Football After 1905 Hiatus
New York reports state Columbia University plans to revive football after eight years away. Dr Nicholas Murray Butler is said to have been persuaded the sport can be safely played under revised rules following the recent lack of fatalities. Alumni opinions reportedly unanimous in support.
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Georgetown Five Defeats St Johns 29 to 16
Georgetown led by strong defense and fast passing to down St Johns of Brooklyn 29 to 16 at the Arcade rink. Tracey starred for St Johns with twelve points, while Waldron Campbell and Casey contributed for Georgetown in a hard fought, high pace contest.
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New Order at Annapolis Affects Navy Sports
The Naval Academy limits crew races to the Henley distance of 1 mile 560 yards and bars track events longer than a quarter mile. The restriction complicates dual rowing meets with Harvard Yale Columbia Cornell Penn Princeton and may jeopardize a planned midshipmen Wisconsin race in June. It settles the question of rowing at Poughkeepsie again.
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Skaters Relocate Canadian Championship to Montreal
The International Skating Union of America moves the Canadian international skating championships from Ottawa to Montreal for February 1, citing Ottawa’s inability to handle the event. Revisions also list racing dates in Cleveland Saranac Lake Montreal Boston and Toronto across late January to February.
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Sexton Signs with Harvard Baseball Coach Deal
Cambridge mass Jan 2 The reen gagement of Dr Frank J Sexton as Harvard s baseball coach for the next three years is announced. This lowers Harvard holdouts to one other coach Percy Haughton and Alfred Shrubb. Sexton had refused terms two months ago but later agreed to the contract.
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Welch Captains Carlisle in Historic Indian Leader Choice
Carlisle Pa Jan 2 Indiana college football history marks a first as Gustavus Welch, a Chippewa Indian and former Indian student government president, is named captain despite only two years on the team. Welch made the 1911 squad as quarterback and starred last season in the same role.
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