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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1912

Page

11

Promoter Accuses Doped Attell in Brown Title Fight

The report details Al Attell claiming promoter drugged him before the Brown fight. It recounts testimony before a state commission by Attell and others alleging injections by the club physician and O Rourke involvement, with Attell describing a mind blank and dazed performance during the bout.

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Unclear text item about a dual track meet and events

Fragmentary OCR note mentions multiple teams and a dual track meet with dates in May. It references Jenna Hopkins and a midshipmen drill or meet with a university, but specifics are garbled.

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San Diego Race Meet and Summer Fair Announced

A garbled notice lists a San Diego race meet tied to a regional fair with dates in January to October, naming individuals such as Majorin Fleming and Judith Pao among participants and listing numerous race entries and purses. The fragmentary text references events at Calxucy Ganada and Phoenix or Tucson areas with multiple sponsors and mogul names, reflecting a busy equestrian schedule and prize money.

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Fragmentary OCR text provides scattered names and terms with no coherent event, date, or organization to summarize into a factual card. The readable items include personal names and vague phrases, offering insufficient context to form a proper news item.

Michigan State Fair to Stage Rich Harness Stakes

Detroit January 2 The Horseman and Spirit of the Times announce that its big harness events will be raced at the Grand Circuit meeting in connection with the Michigan State Fair during September. The richest year’s program aside from the Kentucky Futurity, it carries a guaranteed value of 15000 with extra money. Events include a 2 year old trot for 10000 a 5 year old pace for 5000 and a 7 year old trot for 5000 and all breeding establishments have nominations invited.

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Conlon Defeats Forbes In Third Round For Bantam Title

Johnny Conlon stopped Harry Forbes in the third round of a ten round bout in Kenosha after Forbes failed to answer the bell for the final count. Conlon’s left and right to the chin and stomach ended the title attempt as Forbes buckled and fell twice in the third frame amid the towel coming in from Forbes’ seconds.

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Hill and Haydock Direct Penn Track Candidates

Former Penn stars Hill and Haydock issued training directives to track candidates at Franklin Field on January 22. Haydock will serve as assistant coach during Murphy’s absence, with duties to avoid conflicting with his legal work while preparing relay and interclass squads for upcoming events at the Westyn AA games and First Regiment Armory program.

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Georgetown to face Washington and Lee in October clash

Georgetown manager Lstriot announced a football schedule that includes Washington and Lee for October 8. The series marks an early test as Lstriot seeks a meaningful contest after past defeats, with Washington and Lee expected to be stronger next season and posing a challenge to the Hoyas.

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Two Athletics Signed by Mack For Southern Training Trip

The Washington Post reports two more contracts signed by manager Mack to bring Danny Murphy and Rube Oldring into the Athletics fold. Oldring had spent much of winter in New York, while Murphy, named captain of the team years ago, trains in Norwich and pursues winter sports.

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New Contracts Drawn In Election Era Player Moves

Manager Griffiths announces two new contracts from Foster and Scott. Foster, a veteran infielder from Rochester, brings experience, while Scott, a Youngstown recruit, begins his baseball career with O P League ties. New Orleans releases outfielder Ray Spencer after trading for Spencer Toledo, bought from Dayton last season.

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Schlossser Named Captain Of Georgetown Basketball Team

Frank Schlossser selected to captain Georgetown for another season after Gibon’s retirement due to illness. Team faces shakeup with Waldron likely to return and Furey, Heinken, Collins, Toby holding guard roles as the Blue and Gray prepare for a Virginia game at the Arcade next Saturday night.

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Georgetown Athletes Sail for New York Irish Club Meet

Georgetown track stars Eller Chapman and Carrigan depart for New York to compete Thursday night in the Irish American Athletic Club meet. Lier runs the 70 and 60 yard hurdles Chapman the 100 yard dash Carrigan the throws none. All are in good form and hopeful of setting marks as they seek timber lopping records.

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Benefit game big success down the alleys

Corcoran Cadets routed an all star squad from Epiphany and Carrol Institute in a benefit exhibition for Stokey Thompson at the National Guard Gymnasium. The crowded arena featured standout performances from Croghan, McCarthy, Dwyer and others as a mix of local leagues and clubs contributed to the event.

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Virginia Five Beaten by Guilford in Rough Game

Guilford College defeats Virginia 17 to 16 on Virginia’s home floor in a rough contest marked by many fouls. Heyes of Guilford starred with twelve goals from fouls, while Virginia’s poor foul shooting doomed their offense. Substitutes played late. Virginia fell just short, unable to overtake Guilford.

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Mount Marys Beat Palmore City 28 to 4 in Close Contest

In a spirited game on the Mount Marys court, Mount Marys edged Palmore City 28 to 4. Key contributors included Costello and Vetters for Mount Marys, with Kreger and Tuell notable for Palmore City. Referee Clarence Mir officiated the low scoring clash.

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Victory for A and N Prep over Woodberry Forest

In a fast basketball game on their home floor, Army and Navy Prep defeated Woodberry Forest 2 to 9. The contest featured brilliant passing and guarding from both teams, with standout play from Turner, Thompson, and McBride among others.

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