Catholic University defeats George Washington 29 to 11
Catholic University defeated George Washington 29 to 11 at the Arcade in a bespeaking display of passing and shooting. GWU foul trouble and missed opportunities hampered their offense while CUA guards Cartwright and Keegan controlled the game. Almon and Groesbeck helped GWU exit early with disqualifications.
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Catholic University
Virginia
Georges Washington
Brookland
George Washington
Capt. Almon
Groesbeck
Cubs
Gallivan
Caffrey
Sterling
Cartwright
Keegan
Catholc University
Matthews
L Gees
Keegen
Allen
Itehaupt
Eliason
Hinchcliffe
Toole Ie Eee
Almon
Mat
Groenbeck
Galiiven
Cateeg
Griffon Telat
Ld 'O S Feree
Mr_ eodenser
Ami Ree J. Collitioner
Three Stakes for Colts To Be Raced This Season
Horsemen in Washington area meet at the St James Hotel to set conditions for the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia trotting stakes. Officials include J P Donald elected secretary and treasurer, with bids to be submitted for approval and penalties for late payments and ownership changes outlined.
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St. James
N J. Ward
B. F. Hall
J. A. Jones
J McCarthy
Francis Javiis
John Javvis
Walter McCrea
J. P. Donald
He OL Ryan
H. J. Ryan
Washington
W. C. Warren
Shrewsbury
Massi
W. Mater
Bladensbury
Prince Georges County
Harry Howling
J. R. Crawford
William Fields
Albert Fields
Wallace Fields
Thomas Keyes
Rockville
Michael Mercia
Austin Loftus
Donald
J. G. Forreat
Charrydale
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
TBO
Ataken
Feir
Tatakes
Seach Stable
Yale Coach Selection Undecided After Inquiry
New York January 25 John Kilpatrick a member of Yale coach selection committee says no definite coach has been chosen Tad Jones and other prominent former Yale players were considered but the committee had not yet reached agreement on any individual.
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New York
John Kilpatrick
Yale
Tad" Jones
Fox Wins From Banks In Chess Masters Tourney
New York January 25 Noge R Capa Blanca of Habana led the Rice memorial chess masters by defeating Bernstein Kostle beat Schroeder Fox of Washington defeated Banks of Detroit while Hodgee lost to Tenenwuerzel Chajes defeated Black and tied Bernstein for second place The standings show Rosenthal B and O Five by 24 to 21 Baltimore and Ohio beat Chesapeake and Ohio in the Terminal Railroad YMCA Basketball League 24 to 21 Smith Piatz and Heap excelled for the winners.
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New York
Noge R. Capablanca
Habana
Berstein
Kostle
Schroeder
Fox
Washington
Banks
Detroit
Hodgee
Tenenwuerzel
Chajes
Black
Bernstein
Rosenthal
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Smith
Piatz
Heap
G. P. A. Hutterly
Tyter Tarr
Hearty
Piats
Hutterly
Tyler
Hutchison
McDonald
Collifiower
Ritchie Fractures Rib Halting Title Bout Plans
New York news reports that lightweight champion While Ritchie will skip skating after injuring a rib in a fall. He had planned a return match with Ted Lewis for Friday night but is sidelined for about a month.
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New York
Ritchie
Ted Lewis
Schmidt Quits Baseball After Two Seasons with Nationals
Baltimore reports Charlies Schmidt, Boston Nationals first baseman for the past two years, will retire to focus on private business interests. Akron sees Johnny Griffiths and Freddie Welsh draw in a twelve round lightweight bout. New York notes Raleigh Aitchison released by Brooklyn Nationals to Milwaukee.
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Ness
Baltimore
Charlies Schmidt
Boston Nationals
Akron
Ohio
Johnny Griffiths
Freddie Welsh
New York
Brooklyn Nationals
Raleigh Aitchison
Milwaukee
American Association
Columbia Sets Page in Bowling Circuit
Fourteenth Street Diskkepin League action highlights Columbia's rise in the bowling circuit with a notable page in standings and competition. The report cites team performance, key players, and upcoming fixtures shaping the league battle.
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Columbia
Fourteenth Street Diskkepin League
Bowling Fund Rises for A. C. B. A. Event
George T. White, treasurer of the Washington Bowling Tournament Company promoting the A C B A event opening April 8, reports strong subscription progress toward the $12,000 goal. The list shows many individual gifts from sponsors including prominent names and businesses such as Driscoll Hotel, Metropolitan Handicap, and Winston Hotel, with totals mounting as backing grows.
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George T. White
Washington Bowling Tournament Company
R. Padrerve
H. Arm
B. Bens
Dante
Charles D. Cugle
Ae “de Marr
H. L. Dewey
P. J. Ernest Dickie
Driscoll
J. Hans
Johnn Ay Eckstein
FP. B. Fletcher
H.R. Hall
RN. Harper
F. P. ‘Howard
Isaac Gans
Gheen
Goldberg
Thomas Grant
O. ©. Griffith
William F. Gude
G. L. Iseman
Hilcombe G. Johnson
Bey
Meyers
B. Rider
Senegal
B. Je Shade
George H. Winslow
Local amateur baseball luncheon in Baltimore promoter talks
Two hundred representatives of Baltimore amateur baseball teams attended a smoker hosted by the local amateur baseball commission. President Robert H. Young and Secretary H. W. Shuttler spoke on the Washington commission's methods and success, plans for the near future, and the likelihood of intercity games among Washington Baltimore and Richmond.
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Baltimore
Amateur Baseball Commission
Robert H. Young
Washington Commission
H. W. Shuttler
Young
Washington
Richmond
Prefers Sprinting to Fighting by Tad
Arty Tuthill managed a big colored fellow in Denver years ago who, per Harry, still holds indoor sprint records. Gibraltar Smith, nicknamed for never being floored, faced Hill in a match. Smith sprinted for three rounds, then refused to fight, saying feet brought him in and feet take care of him.
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Arry Tuthill
Denver
Harry
Gibraltar Smith
Tuthill
Hii Well
Hill
Smith
Western and Central clash in Arcade amid league shuffle
Interscholastic Basketball League action resumes this afternoon at 3 30 in the Arcade with Western favored over Central after yesterday’s postponement due to a death in Ross White’s family. The schedule reshuffle follows a food show at the Arcade and Les Peine of Western is listed as questionable with the grip lingering.
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Western
Central
Ross White
William B. Hudson
Business High School
Friends' Is a Victor Through Early Lead
Friends School defeated St Alban's 35 to 24 in the gym nasium game noted for clever floor work and erratic shooting. Friends led 18 to 3 at halftime before St Alban's heavier team rallied, outplaying the opponents in the second half.
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Friends School
St. Alban’s
Friends
St. Alban
St. Alban's
Tee
Carter Castle Heveer
Wallace
R Init
Harrieon
Floor
Harrison
Jacobsen
Brown
Fullard
King
Lee
Carter
Castle
Foule
Garfield Athl ic Club Seeks Rolands Tonight
Garfield Athletic Club brings back Wheeler and Myers to face the Rolands at Noel House gym tonight. Wheeler, center, last year with the Second Regiment National Guard team, and forward Myers join a starting lineup featuring Myers, H. Miller, Wheeler, Sullivan, and D. Miller with Flood and Taylor as likely substitutes. Also notes Batting contracts, duckpin challenge, and Yale defeating Princeton 19 to 18 in intercollegiate league basketball.
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Garfield Athletic Club
Wheeler
Taylor
Garfelds
P. Sullivan
Ninth Street
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Princeton
BASKETERS IN FRAT LEAGUE LEAD AS CHI TOPS ALPHA AND FI IE
Chi defeated Gamma 16 to 4 and Alpha Maryland won 60 to 9 over FI IE in a double header at the Church of the Advent gym. Alpha Maryland and Pi share the lead with seven wins no defeats as they prepare to meet next Tuesday.
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Chi
Gamma
Alpha
Maryland
FI IE
Neight
Church of the Advent
Hi Chi
Addermberlaint Ribinitski
Grase Tra. Fahey
Favors ball player on the commission
Chicago longtime January 25 President Johnson of the American Leagues said he would suggest ball players gain representation on a new body to replace the National Commission. He noted player representation is a real possibility and proposed a man from players ranks, such as Sam Crawford of Detroit, to protect both players and magnates.
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Chicago
Johnson
National Commission
Sam Crawford
Detroit
Bowlers to Make Trip for Final Block in Duckpin Series
George Ysemann's All-Stars travel to Martinsburg West Virginia today to finish the ten game duckpin series. Washington holds a 91 pin advantage after the first portion rolled here. Michaud replaces Stanford on the local team who cannot join the trip.
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George Ysemann
Martinsburg
W. Va
Washington
Michaud
Stanford
Mixed names and nouns drive a wordy, unclear list
A jumble of proper names and terms appears from multiple papers and sections, including George C Love Solveig Onaga Denner Ingot Little Gunk and others like Z D Suggs Frisky Souvenir Politician Bernini Insurgent. The scattered items resemble a syndicated lineup of people animals ships places and brands without a single coherent event or narrative.
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Cinneinnati Enquirer
George C. Love
Solveig
Onaga
Denner
Ingot
Little Gunk
Insurgent
Surpassing
Preston Lynn
Fly Home
Scrapper
Kelsetta
Chila
Colina
Bobolink
Morning Telegraph
Z. D. Suggs
Frisky
Bernini
Bertodano
Yodeles
Chilia
Mike Mullen
Mills
Waters
Brass
Tuarez
Race Course Results First Race Selling 3 Year-Olds One Mile
A chaotic card lists multiple races with worn odds, winners and times. Tacky R. wins the opening one mile race for three-year-olds, ahead of Mary H. and Little Bigger with a 1:40 4.5 time, other contenders include Molly Reach and Tribolo among several runners.
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Tacky R
Hanover
Mary H
Garner
Callahan
Molly Reach
Tribolo
Alfadir
Larkin
Rose Juliette
Crad Bofard
bMetcalf
Kneeler
Chilton King
Kearner
Batwa
Lady Bible
Nigadoo
Shrewsbury
Camellia
Princess Cunard
Penniles
Kerner
Obert
Cli Field
J. McTaggart
Greekwood
Star Shooter
Goldcrest
Metcalf
Polly H
Ghert
Ae Z Beaupere
Brown
Helen M
Laird Et Kirkcaldy
Luke van Zandt
Lucky George
Nantedovati
Molesworth
Riposta
Corey
Crackle
Pickens
Jean
Phil Epstein
Redman
Old Harry
Eleanor Maine
Satisfied
Alanateo Tan
Prospero Son
C. Hunt
Voleday
Lone Star
Hickey
Burbank
Fiza
Seminole
Connelly
May Hock
Bray
Ophelia W
Donato
Otisco
Big Lomax
Yellow Eyes
Schuttinger
Eren
Cherry Seed
Taplin
Bulger
Deviltry
F Mai
Lord Wells
Duquesne
S Yrar-Oide
Sir Dike
Ball
Pierrot
Mountain
Anavri
Doyle
Leven
Kopje
Moncrief
Napier
Porte
Aster Giow
Laulee May
Fitz
Coin
Wander
Zali
St. Lezerian
Pitz
Witttama
Bar- Jenai
Mott
Mike Cohen
Phil Connor
Centaurla
Rage Track Entries for Sport of Today
Racing card lists six races with entries for two year olds through older horses. Featherweight prices and names include Railbird, Flights Fancy, Elizabeth Lee, Ingot, River King, Quiz, Dancing Star and many more across selling and handicap conditions with weather noted as clear and track fast.
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Feint
Bird Tore
Daddy Fanglegs
Flights Fancy
George G. Love
Walter Duncan
Swift Fox
Solveig
Onaga
Cochrane
Elizabeth Lee
Elen Smyth
Souvenir
Examiner
Yndora
Donner
Ingot
Lite Gink
Fricky
J. D- Sugzs
Newman
Mandio
Ramona
Mullel’s Pet
Sands Diamond
Gentle Woman
Bebetta
Grard
Chilta
Bobolink
Clara Jogan
Miss Daniele
Pisasureville
Modesto Boy
Mine Krater
Toyanbee
Miss Waters
Aristocrat
Colina
Rustling
Labetle Brocade
Lachis
Smit- Be Patel
Gerthelma
Atelius
Wild Irish
Mariarolta
Dee Alien
Hei
Axorea
Henotek
Dr. Mackil
Grey's
Gano
Ion Protealis
Nida
Pererds
Luke Mae
Bonanza
King Box
Hard Bait
Olga Star
Little Jake
Connaugght
Jake Argent
Cordie F
Albert White
Henry ‘Walbank
Rey
Safranor
Transparent
Baerman
Choctaw
Fat Habana
Woward
Yeda Do
Stonington
Margaret Ellen
Mary Blackwood
Artroment
Aketurus
Granada
Obolas
Mutanti
Springman
Minstrel
Mr. Suizgs
Protagoras
Moncrief
Coaster
Paul Son
Wolf's Baths
Stubborn
Regular
Sonny Boy
Dakota
Eunice
Frontier
Galenwinthe
Besslien
Ethan Allen
Heberdaab
Andromeda
Paul Davis
Ajax
Breakers
Almeda Lawrence
Erin Kringle
Scorpii
Charles F. Grainger
Buliie Baker
Baifron
Phillies Sign A Pitcher From Ohio For Phils
Philadelphia reports Pat Moran has signed southpaw pitcher Thomas Buttie from Loraine Ohio. Buttie, famed for a no hit game with Tone of Michigan last summer, stands over six feet and weighs 180 pounds. He will appear in a South trial as Moran steers him into major league exposure.
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Philadelphia
Pat Moran
Phillies
Thomas Buttie
Loraine
Ohio
Buttie
Tone
jBattle
Michigan
South
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