Y M C A to Train District Boys in Free Track Coaching
Mone Martin, trainer of the Nationals and manager of the M C A baths, will join the Y M C A physical staff to offer free track coaching to District boys ages 12 to 18. The program opens at Saturdays 2 to 3 pm with open gym access and personal instruction, limited to about 125 boys on a first come basis.
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Mone Martin
Nationals
M. C
Tinkish Baths
MOCOS
Gordon Law
Y. M.4
Begg
Distriet
Hove
Law
M. C. A. Bova
Washington
Amult
Martin
Agare
McGoorty Beats Hicks In Tame Ten Round Bout
Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh Wisconsin won a ten round decision over Freddie Hicks of Detroit in New York. McGoorty fought as the aggressor most rounds but lacked steam, landing frequent left hooks and right uppercuts while Hicks absorbed punishment and fired body jabs. The action was slow with little fighting, both at 168 pounds.
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New York
Eddie McGoorty
Oshkosh
Wis
Freddie Hicks
Detroit
McGoorty
Hicks
Jong Tange
Ted Sullivan Lectures on the Story of Baseball Tonight
Ted Sullivan, pioneer baseball manager and current scout for the White Sox, will give an illustrated lecture at St. Patrick's Hall on the history and evolution of the national game. The event, benefiting Catholic University Athletic Association, covers baseball from haymakers to the Nationals of last season and is open to the public.
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Catholic University Boys and Friends
Ted Sullivan
Comiskey
White Sox
St. Patrick's Hall
Athletic Association
Catholic University
Moeller Eyes Strong Shoulder For Next Nationals Season
Nationals right fielder Dan Moeller reports winter treatment has improved his bad shoulder and he expects no trouble this season. Griffith plans to bring veterans and youngsters to camp early, with President Taft and Vice President Marshall invited to opening day. The article also covers contract tensions with Baker Bush Cobb Murphy and other NL moves.
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Joe S. Jackson
Dan Moeller
Nationals
Ita
Griffth
Moeller
Walial Lings
Griffith
Phe
Washington
Charlottesville
Virginia
Taft
Sherman
Mr. Marshall
Baker
Australia
New York
Mditcher
McGraw
Davy Jones
Chicago
Hugh Jennings
Detroit
Jennings
Jones
Cobb
Detroit Bors
Navin
Jen- Jmings
Othello Wins In New Colors At Juarez Track
Upsets marked a Juarez track program on January 22 as Othello owned by Heath and Ambrose, transferred from W B Cottrell, won in the opening race amid new ownerships. Floral Park and Trojan Belle, two fillies moved from Washington Park, are pointed toward future starts including Floral Park for the Kentucky Oaks. Other winners included Chanticleer and Jim Daney, with multiple races detailing times and contenders as the card unfurled.
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Washington Post
Hi Paso
Tex
Juares
Heath
Ambrose
W. B. Cottrell
Eglis
Jim Basey
J. Grefer
Floral Park
Juarez
Washington Park
Sean
Oihelig
Wan
Pashachephy
Accot Rola Atten
Himitax
J. Nolan
Paw
Henediot
Coma
Edmond Adame
Gt Pvens
Tim Judge
Masurka
Aven
Satin
Tilford Thomas
Kootenay
Cockepur
Wilyst
Ile Tale
Connaught
Weyanoke
Allie
Puck
Mycenas
Maiste Girl
Golden Agnes
Juarez Racing Entries for Six Furlongs and Mile Courses
Listed entries for today's Juarez races include 4-year-olds and up in six furlongs with runners such as Lady Young Roberta and Weyanoke plus the Cinder as part of the Clark Schrother entry. The card features a third race for four-year-olds and upward over one mile in steeplechase with horses like Lotta Creed Copyers and Harlem Maud and a fifth grade for three-year-olds over five and a half furlongs with Florence Roberts Pride of Lismore and Irish Gentleman among entrants.
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Kennedy
the Cinder
Valletta
Rooster
Weyanoke
The
Cinder
Clark & Schrother
Steepland
Lotta Creed
Copyers
Harlem Maud
Guy Spanner
Calethumplan
Lady White
Mary Benliy
Gui
Lescar
Uncraxgio
Shraeer
Florence Roberts
Pride of
Song of Rocks
Hedron
Mona Ganomann
Compton
Ferey Henderson
Garland
Rosette
Mike Molott
Gemmell
Lown
Sherlock Holmes
Orimar Lad
Anne McGee
Deerfoot
Clint Tucker
Bob Farley
Getyou
Hidden Hand
Oscwro
Cool
Smith to Box Carpentier in Paris February bout
Bayonne New Jersey middleweight Teff Smith has won five straight fights in Paris and will face former French champion George Carpentier in a twenty round match at the Wonderland Club in Paris on February ?. Carpentier beat Marcel Moreau in a twenty round bout at Cirque de Paris in January. Gross receipts for that event reached $18,942 with split payouts totaling $10,769.90 for the fighters.
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Jersey
Paris
Teff Smith
Bayonne
N. J
George Carpentier
France
Wonderland Club
Paria
Carpentier
Marcel Moreau
Cirque de Paria
Josh Devore Staying With Giants Says Matty
Matty Denies a Boston trade link and defends Josh Devore as a key gritty outfielder. He notes Devore’s recent fielding struggles and eye problems, praises Devore’s clutch performances in past series, and argues McGraw will keep him rather than trade him for Vincent Campbell.
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Christy Mathewson
Josh Devore
Boston
Vincent Campbell
McGraw
Devore
Becker
Snodgrass
Josh” Devere
Devere
Athletics
Giants
Red Sox
Mac
Josh
Williams Beats Bartelmas In Royal billiards match
Williams, the North Carolina pocket billiards champion, defeated Washington Circles figure Charles Bartelmas 100 to 72 at the Royal last night. Williams showed long runs and strong form, with Bartelmas steady but outmatched. Williams next faces Walter Wallace, another Washington player, tonight.
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North Carolina
Wiss
Washington Bay
Earl Williams
Charles Bartelmas
Washington
the Royal
Bartelmas
Willams
Walter Wallace
Battling Nelson to Wed Denver Girl in Hegewisch Gala
Battling Nelson and Fay King plan a gala wedding in Hegewisch with a welcome crowd at the station and a concert on special trains. The couple will honeymoon in Chicago and Nelson will resume boxing on February 5 after the ceremony. Nelson, aged about 33, and King, 23, met during an interview interaction.
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Battling Nelson
Denver
Hegewisch
Chicago
R. Robinson
Pugiliata
Fay King
Nelson
Hegeswich
Hegegwich
Iwi
TOHNEON GIVES NEW BOND FOR SMUGGLING CASE
Chicago January 21 Jack Johnson posted a new bond of 5000 dollars with Matthew Baldwin and Mrs Tiny Johnson as sureties. The federal charge accuses him of smuggling a diamond necklace into the United States from England. Johnson was surrendered on his bond after an arrest at Battle Creek Michigan while en route to Canada.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Matthew Baldwin
Tiny Johnson
England
Johnson
Battle Creek
Mich
Canada
St Patrick's Five Victory Over Gonzaga In School Game
St Patrick's High School defeated Gonzaga 23 to 14 in a well played basketball game led by Daly and McKenna for St Patrick's against Murtaugh and Holborn for Gonzaga. The Rochester bowling team set a world record with 3,497 pins over three games, as every Rochester bowler scored at least 200.
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St. Patrick's High School
Daly
McKenna
St. Patrick's
Murtaugh
Holborn
Gonsaga
Tn ‘ Mertaugh
Marsden Holiorn
Folliard
Hagieleh
Shipley
Mertaushah
Rochester
Chicago
Howard
Syracuse
Gallaudet Defeats MAC in Tight College Basketball Tilt
Gallaudet College edged the Maryland Agricultural College 11 to 12 in a hard fought game. Gallaudet led early, MAC narrowed the gap by halftime trailing 8 to 4, then improved defense in the second half. Rockwell Foltz and Morris starred for their teams, with Gallaudet taking advantage of shooting chances and MAC missing many opportunities from the foul line.
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Gallaudet College
Mary-and Agricultural College
Kendall Green
Gallaudet
Aggies
Battiste
Farmers
Rockwell
Clagsen
Foltz
Hendall Greaners
Morris
Mac. Hughes
Coe
Bandes Heeler
Rockwell Bandes
Shipley + Duran
Huntemeng
Cole
Morris Asemyecen
Feld
Hughes
Gattiste
Classes
Bandes
Durish
Rassmussen
Morrie
Mr. Haase
Georgetown Collegians Defeat District Guards at Armory
Georgetown collegians defeated the District Guards 23 to 16 in a hard fought game. Shugrue led with seven goals from the 15 foot line, McCrory and Schwegler starred for the Collegians, while Hatton, Schwegler and Givan for the Guards contributed solid play. Leary and Noonan shuttled on defense as the Guards showed potential. refereed by Jack Haas.
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Georgetown Collegians
Armory
Collegians
Georgetown
Shugrue
McCrory
Hatton
Schwegler
Givanoni
Noonan
Leary
Guarda
Colegians
Hutton
Shugrun J
Joves CuviMear
Genter
Berardini
Givonom
Vlyman McDonald
Neonan
Cusick
feld—Shogrue
Curlilear
McDongi
Shogrue
Jack Haas
Sherman to Meet De Oro in Three Nights Pool
Frank Sherman and Alfred Di Oro are set to meet in a threenights pool tournament at National Rifles Armory on G street. The 600 ball games run February 7 28 and March 1 with a 6x10 table and special seating. Bernard Harding arranged the event promising a $600 purse from the prior New York dispute. the match is not for De Oro’s championship.
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Frank Sherman
Alfred di Ora
National Rifles Armory
G Street
Bernard Harding
New York
Sherman
Easy for Business Five routs Alexandria High in gym
Business Highs basketball team dominated the Alexandria High five in the gym, winning 62 to 9. Standouts included Hinwood Donohue Wilson for Business and Curtin for Alexandria. Next, Business faces Western in the interscholastic championship league at the Y M C A tomorrow.
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Business High
Alexandria High School
Washington High School
Slinwood
Donohue
Wilson
Business
Curtin
Alexandria
Hinwood LF
Wenzel Wilson
Petite Harris
Sultlvandernstein RG Bragen
Hinwood
Harris
Boernstain
Wenze
Hudson
Becker
Seorer
King
Beating Griffith To Land First In 1913 Pennant Race
Detroit, January 22. Owen Bush, Tiger shortstop, predicts the Washington Nationals will be the team to beat Griffith’s outfit in 1913. He argues the Nationals are strong, with McBride at short, Foster at third, Moeller in the outfield, Milan in center, and Shanks able to hit. Griffith may need a capable second baseman or left fielder to clinch the title.
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Detroit
Mich
Washington
Owen Bush
Tiger
Natonals
Donle
Nationals
Griffith
Grif
Keystone Saber
Gandi
George McBride
Eddie Foster
Ray Morgan
Laporte
Dan Moeller
Clyde Milan
Howard Shanks
Capablanca Draws Janowski In Masters Congress
In New York on January 23 Cuban chess champion Jose Capablanca defeated Parisian French champion David Janowski in the third round of the American National Masters Congress, marking Capablanca’s second win. Other results saw Zapoteon drawing Marshall, Jaffe beating Stapfer, Kupenik defeating Whitaker, Chajes topping Liebenstein, and Rubinstein scoring his first win over Morrison. The Kline-Tenenwurzel game was adjourned.
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New York
Jose Capablanca
David Janowski
Paris
Capablanca
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