Virginia camp for Montreal here in March at University Hotel
Henry & MacKay Jr of Norwich Conn, manager of the Virginia baseball team, arranged for the Montreal club of the International League to return in March. They will house at University Hotel on West Main Street and be fed by Mrs BE Brown. Montreal plans practice at Lambeth field a month and may play 2 or 3 games with the Nationals later. no firm dates yet.
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Washington and Lee monogram club organized on merit
Special to The Washington Post Lexington Virginia January 26 Washington and Lee University forms a Monogram Club to unify and promote athletics and socials. Officers elected include F W McWane president and Tom Rothrock vice president with plans to petition the National Athletic Fraternity for a local chapter. Alumni monogram winners may join. next meeting when permanent organization report ready.
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American Association Chief Denies Milwaukee Invasion Plan
Chicago January 25 President T A Chivington of the American Association said reports that major league teams would invade Milwaukee and other cities during the coming season were premature. A committee was appointed to study eligibility and entry conditions, but it has not met or reported.
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Wolves Win Big Derby At Nome Alaska
Nome Alaska January report details the Solomon dog derby from Nome to Solomon over snow trails. John Johneon led Siberian wolves to win in six hours one and a half minutes. Oliver Blatchford placed second with Missouri third hounds. Alexander Helmeom finished third with a Malamute and Malamutes mix team. Bec Allan's team finished fourth. former owners Lord Fox Ramsay held the winning dogs.
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Harvard coach wins national amateur racket doubles title
Boston January 2 Penny D Jon Harvard football coach and H D Scott of Boston won the national amateur racket doubles championship by defeating title holders Quincy A Shaw and George R Fearing Jr of Boston in the final. The score was 8 15 15 9 15 12.
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Rube Marquard to Pitch for Giants Says Mathewson
The Giants may bring back Rube Marquard next season per hints from Christy Mathewson. Marquard could miss part of training but aims to recover form. McGraw, Demaree, and Coombs are discussed pitchers for 1912. McGraw emphasizes weight and mechanics, and Connie Mack plans early conditioning for his Athletics.
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Evans Elected to Presidency of Baseball Players’ Fraternity
George Honey Boy Evans has been elected honorary president of the Baseball Players’ Fraternity, elected unanimously at Ty Cobb’s solicitation. The letter from David L. Fultz outlines Evans’s conduct in support of players and lists officers and directors including Cobb Mathewson Daubert Carrigan and Crawford.
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Georgetown to send relay four to Holy Cross meet
Georgetown University will dispatch a four man relay team to the Boston Athletic Club games on February 8 to face Holy Cross. The squad to travel will be decided after an outdoor meet at Bilton next Saturday. Bob Diller and Horter will accompany the main relay to run the hurdles and the mile invitation respectively.
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Southern League Meets in Chattanooga February Session
Secretary Adolph Jacobson announced the Southern League spring meeting will be held in Chattanooga in February. Judge W M Kavanaugh will not resign the league presidency if elected to the United States Senate from Arkansas.
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Taming of the Senoritas stakes at Juarez
El Paso racing notes report the juvenile fillies stakes with La Estrella and Succession entered but scratched. Aunt Mamie and Lavinia led early before Supart from Mackenzie stable surged to win as jockey Carroll injured. Gentry suspended five days for rough riding on Quid Nime. Melton Street raised bid but was protected by Mackenzie trainer. Six races detailed with multiple outcomes and mishaps in the day’s card.
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Racing Entries First Race and Second Race Details
Racing entries list for a program with two early races. First race covers three furlongs for 2-year-olds with horses Old Gatell Bon Lovers Lane At tea Galas Mishash Dick Bodie Otballe. Second race lists six furlongs with Ward Gelling G Kripp Galone Gale Seni kerk Clittonian Bitot Palma Fortune Silver Grain Parighita Campoon Ne tyaarolds Freewill Elizabeth Har.
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National Guards Schedule Open Wrestling Meet Dates
National Guard Athletic Association posts dates February 26 for preliminaries and February 28 for finals of the 14th annual indoor wrestling championship at the guard armory. Entries close February 26, to Capt Edwards Capt Frank Lockhead or Prof Joseph Horan. Memorial Athletic Club and Gaudet College eye teams. events planned in classes 105 115 120 185 145 158 165 and Ws pounds.
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Inter scholastic League toBoost Local Sports Interest
The article notes Central and Tech lacking gymnasiums but soon to be equipped, signaling a future Inter scholastic Basketball League to rival track, baseball, and football in local appeal. It mentions upcoming seasons for George Washington and Georgetown with plans for more attractions than ever.
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