Georgetown Freshmen Triumph Over Catholic University
Georgetown freshmen beat Catholic University 27 to 9 at Ryan Gymnasium. Captain King led the Blue and Gray with precise passing and scoring, aided by Lamberton and Tamberton. Fury starred for Catholic University as the visitor’s top player. goals and free throws accounted for most of their points. Time halves of five minutes each.
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East Liverpool may lose franchise over guarantee funds
East Liverpool faces potential loss of its Ohio and Pennsylvania League franchise if it cannot raise the February 1 guarantee. Mayor Crawford appointed a ten-member committee to sell 100 coupon books, each with tickets for twenty games, to fund the guarantee and team upkeep.
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M Graw Plans 14 Pitchers For Giants Spring Training
Special to The Washington Post New York Jan 22 Giants manager McGraw will bring 14 pitchers to spring training in Marlin Texas with 7 newcomers joining veterans. Key figures include Christy Mathewson as ace, and rookies Drucke Otis Crandall, plus seven new arms Rudolph Hendricks Shantz Jenkins Tesreau Nagle and Rustenhaven. Wiltse Ames and Raymond are eyed for improvement given past inconsistencies.
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Fearing and Scott Win National Racquet Doubles
George R Wearing Jr and H D Scott of the Tennisawa Racquet Club won the national racquet doubles championship, defeating Payne Whitney and M Barger of the New York Racquet and Tennis Club in straight sets. Scores were 15-5 15-5 15-8 1h. this marks the fourth title for Wearing and Scott in seven years with past victories in 1900 1902 and 1908.
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Automotive show stirs business interest at Madison Square Garden
The eleventh national automobile show in Madison Square Garden drew a larger crowd on the final day, signaling growing public interest and a robust future for the motor vehicle industry. J L Handley, resigning United States Motor Co leadership, becomes president of American Motors Co in Indianapolis, aiming to push the American Traveler and related lines to the top. The piece notes a new motor wagon with a swivel searchlight for Dayton, Ohio, to aid night repairs and safety, and reports macadamized roads between Ringoes and Woodsville improving travel to Philadelphia. Goodyear Tire and Slubber Co secretary C M Stadelman cites rapid growth, with tire contracts rising from 15 manufacturers in 1908 to 64 by January 1911 for 1911 season.
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Road Troubles Hamper Visiting Baseball Team
Veteran players discuss why teams struggle on the road citing long rail trips, hotel life, strange diamonds, and hostile crowds. The article notes home last at bat advantages, morning practice, and the impact of travel fatigue on performance.
Nelson Grievance Follows Wolgast Rematch Hope in Philadelphia
Battler Nelson, set to appear at Lyceum this week, predicts a strong future for Knockout Brown and keeps open the door for a Wolgast title shot. Managers of Nelson and Wolgast argued in Philadelphia over a potential bout. Nelson prefers late April or May to train, while Brown, 19, earns praise for grit and punch, and a six round bout in Philadelphia on February 8 is hinted as possible.
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Referee Controversy at Philadelphia Fight Ends In Farce
Local boxing crowd jeered as Jack O'Brien’s millionaire friend Tony Biddle refereed a Young Loughrey versus Ted Nelson match. Biddle used novel tactics to aid Loughrey, prompting the crowd to taunt his bald head. In other notes Frankie Conley cancels a New York bout to train for a February showdown in New Orleans. Leo Nachman wins Lambs Club pool tourney with five wins in eight.
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Duffy's Quint Leads Spills in A B C Bowling Meet
Duffy's quint from St. Louis took the early lead in the American Bowling Congress five-man event with 2,738 pins after a 949-pin opening. Qualey, the Detroit meet hero, opened with 245 in his first game and finished 594 for the day amid record first-day averages. Stoltz posted a 617 in the individual opening, first 200 average on day one. Out-of-town clubs began pouring in as Dayton, Chicago, and others joined the field.
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Tourney Opens with Nine-Night City Bowling Event
City bowls start at Palace alleys tonight as nine nights of the City Bowling Association tournament begin with speeches by local figures. A large entry surpasses all records in singles and doubles. five-man teams begin at 7 45 with a classificathon follow up.
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Washington swimmers win Nautilus take inching victory in Baltimore
The Nautilus Swimming Club of the Washington YMCA defeated Baltimore Central YMCA by 69 to 37 in Baltimore. Rutherford and Ansley led, with Ansley winning two firsts in 25yard swim and fancy diving, and Rutherford taking yard yard and 10yard backstroke. Close races included Reese vs Wood in the 20yard, and Burdick top in underwater events.
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Dogs Out For Big Honors in National Field Trials
Rogers Springs Tennessee January 22. The season’s national championship field trials begin tomorrow under the United States Club with at least 16 starters from a total of 2% dogs entered. The event closes the U S trials, before the all American meeting. Dexter cup owner prize is stated but cash purse is zero. Judges include Thomas Bond Jackson Tennessee H L Bevan Warren Tennessee and J T Jones Baldwyn Mississippi. Dogs run three hour heats across four days.
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Boxing Arena Opens at Olympia West Kensington
London debut of Hugh D. McIntosh's mammoth boxing arena in the Olympia annex on Blythe Road. The facility is described as the most complete in the world, offering a modern experience for boxing events and related bouts.
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Technical High School Wins New Diamond for Practice
Technical High School baseball management secured the Railroad Y M C A diamond on Fifth street and Florida avenue northeast for training. Coach Peetny praised the grounds as among the best in the District. Batters will train indoors at Fifth and L streets northwest until weather and field conditions allow outdoor practice.
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Parker Bridget Winter Clearance Offers Reduced Suits and Coats
Parker Bridget Win terweight suits and overcoats are priced for clearance with $30 values at 21.75, $25 at 18.75, $20 at 14.25, $18 at 13.25, $15 at 10.75, and $12 at 9.00 designed to fit build types from stout to slim. The ad emphasizes factual pricing over hype.
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GIVES UP EXPANSION IDEA
Chicago January delegates vote to extend Western Golf Association limits to Canada while preserving the name. Insurgents push for national status as American Golf Association, conservatives resist. William Weyburn leads the regular ticket. Detroit, Mich., مطرح as site for 1911 amateur championship with July 22 to 29 dates. Kent Country Club to host Open Championship.
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National Chess Tourney Opens With Top Met Experts
New York announces the national chess tournament underway with F. J. Marshall the US champion and J. R. Capablanca the Cuban champion among entrants. Capablanca arrives from Cuba to join in the second round, with Marshall, Black, Jaffe, Johner, and Chajes winning opening games. One draw occurred between A. F. Kreymberg and Albert B. Hodges.
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Harrigan's Fast Time Wins El Paso Handicap Record
Harrigan carrying 122 pounds set a new track record for a mile at Terrazas Park with a 1:37.34 win in the El Paso Handicap, driving past favorite Polls by a half length after Helmet led to the stretch. The program lists six races with winners including Harrigan, Doc Allen, Bob Farley, Tor Roy, Dave Bronteerry, and Five Furlongs event results. Berlin to Have Permanent Stadium is announced for the city center.
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