Sporting Comment on Pallama Strip Controversy
A range of unnamed officials discuss Pallama strip procedures and authority. The piece references attempts to fix or clarify the process, mentions Hes an 14 uat line, and notes confusion over who has power to order changes and who bears responsibility for results.
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ED Grillo Santimy
Heremannst Commission
Joe
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Georgetown Seeks Five Men for Coach Position
Georgetown football faces no clear choice as manager Lynch narrows the field to five candidates. Debates center on Dwrer or Greene from Carlisle and Newman Cornell, with Exendine and Exendine linked to Carlisle alumni. Warner’s interest anticipated as a potential hire.
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Newman Cornelis
Exendine de Cussle
Lynch
Dwrer
Kienatha
Cornell
Newman
Ithaca
Charles McCarthy
IMM
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Finsine
Carlisle
Princeton
Pop Warners
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Georgetowns
Ce'r Tel
Mount St Josephs College Seeks Games Manager
Mount St Josephs College in Baltimore Maryland seeks a games manager. The job involves coordinating athletics and scheduling for baseball and other sports across its four schools and colleges.
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Ioapis College of Timeas
Omia
Serson
Ft Wevert
Trenrge Wash Aanston Cmxerst
St Johns College
Eastern
Lambert Mount St Josephs College
Faltmore Md
Baseball Dates Out for Williams College 1908 Schedule
Williams College announces the 1908 baseball schedule with ten home games and nine away. Notable opponents include Brown, Army, Notre Dame, Harvard, Dartmouth, Amherst, and West Point. The season opens April 18 with Brown at Providence and includes two games with Yale and two with Amherst.
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Sale
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Local chess event to feature Lier Mises and others
The article notes a weeklong chess exhibition in C15 city with Lier Mises and several contenders. Players will be accommodated at Hale Hall, with a modest entrance price and expected participation from top Austrians. The event aims for a chance to win against the Austrian champion in a series of exhibitions.
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Csimit Tournes
Tims
Usta
Slill Wall
Favorite's Close Gall Jockey Has Leg Broken
New Orleans racing feature at City Park on seven furlongs produced a dramatic finish as Fullers First Premium led Lucky Mose but the outsider surged to win. Jockey Kennedy broke a leg riding Captain Jarrell in the steeplechase short course, while Heart of Hyacinth upset the professionals to win the fifth race.
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First Race Upset Shocks Santa Anita Card
Muddy track at Santa Anita yields mixed results with favorites failing to win. Furst Persp Titholm claims the third race by a neck over Inspector Bud, while Walter Willer handles the jockey duties for the first time this season, finishing twice in the money. Simonds Anna Was Merrill Sal ride and Insite the money show later action across the program.
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Cail
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Todas Harel
Furst
Persp Titholm
Inspector Bud Walter Willer
Herd
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Winners Race Card From New Orleans Meeting
A chaotic race card from New Orleans lists numerous horses and finishes across six races. Notable results include Oak land Emily M winning the second, Escamado and Musgrave among others, with multiple place and show outcomes. The report reads like a race program, naming horses, riders, and odds, though several names appear garbled in OCR.
Bowling Tourney Opens Amid Crowds and Flags in City Hall
Nine pins and a prompt start mark the second annual City Association of Bowling Leagues tournament led by Representative Albert F Dawau n of Iowa. Officials from multiple leagues attended the opening ceremony as halls filled to capacity with spectators and decorations. The Navy leads departmental play while Hat Hui Men top the District League with 2700 pins in the first five-man event, signaling a promising tournament.
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Iowa
Palace
City Association of Bowling Leagues In
Dawson
Pop Meyers
City Association
Hartman
Real Ejstate
Tand
Plate Printers League
Hunt
Departmental
George ‘ Cox
Navy
Fiveman
Hat Hui
Sec
Seinwegers
Royale Treasury
Entries for American Rowing Tournament Reach Widest Field
The latest entries received for the American Rowing Tournament to be held next month include many clubs and names from across the country with the Jolly Fat Mens Club first to arrive from Washington. Sutton Beats Morningstar in world billiards title clash, 60 to 308 in sixty-seven innings.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Omo
Jolly Fat Mens Club
Washington
Sutton
Morningstar
New York
George Sutton
Chicago
Orlando Morningstar
Lenox Lyceum
Judges Open Inquiry After Selina Race at Dimeryville
In a Dimeryville meet Selina won the second race prompting owner W Walker to be summoned for a judges stand review of last Saturday’s race. The program lists six selling races with riders and times, noting multiple injuries and betting odds across events.
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Dmeryville
Selina
W Walker
Emily M
G Shart
Otros
Davis
John H
Ayes
Matt Jingoa
Jon
George Kilbourn
Von
Racr
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Hart
Lonshely Lad
Dasi
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Bnamour
Tama Collie
Ten Lull
C Miller
Scoville
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Charboneau
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Matador
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Geleres
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Ornfun
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Sporting Sidelights and Fighters Echo Offseason Talk
Spring Valley Jil boasts 400 souls to churches and lodge rooms as plans unfold. Papke Fitzsimmons vows no end to fighting, while Moran critiques Ada Attell’s disqualified payday. Cobb reportedly refuses a Tigers contract over 600 dollars and Mack plans to bring balmy Southern comfort for cold season.
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Fitzsimmons
Owen Moran
Ada Attell
Attell
Jack Jawnson
Detroit
Fx Cobb
Boston
Bill Papke
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Connie Mack
Bowling Tourney Opens With Navy Team Dominance
Navy from the Departmental League leads in the five man event with stout teams showing strong play. Fat Men finish second and Saengers place third as a large crowd watches the matches and cheers.
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Navy
Fat Men
Saengers
Giant in-store sale of homegrown suits and overcoats
The notice proclaims a pure sacrifice of hundreds of men’s suits and overcoats made locally. No garments from outside are included and no price tickets altered. A unique variety is offered at this sale with strong emphasis on internal stock.
Fail To Break Records As Sheppard Misses Madison Square Meet
At the Pastime Athletic Club carnival in Madison Square Garden New York on January 27 the crowd saw no records broken though competition was spirited. Melvin Sheppard’s absence due to a suspension after fouling Guy Haskins in Philadelphia kept him from the 1000 yard race while Carl Walther led a long list of winners across events including a 60 yard handicap, a one mile handicap, and a 1000 yard run won by Haskins with Walte and Geary among top finishers.
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Sum Mares
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Saw Fork Athletic Club
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New York Athletic Club
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Pastime Athletic Club
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Frank Trans Chicago Athletic
Dispute at Wrestling Bout in Kernan Lyceum
Washington sees its first woman wrestler as Cora Livingston, 19, 130 pounds, meets May Colbert in a Kernan Lyceum engagement. Livingston defeats Colbert in five minutes, then forfeits a bout claimed by an unknown challenger after timekeeper interference, sparking protests and police escort of Livingston.
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May Colbert
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Bertha Stark
Wiss Livingston
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Leo Jones Champions In World Roller Skating Final
Leo Jones of St Louis won the grand final in the two mile event at the world roller skating championship in Pittsburg, defeating Ollie Moore by a small margin. Notable heats featured Kid Themanwell, Joe Gendron, H W K Wilson, Lars Sanford, and Charlevoix, with Moore and Jones placing second in several rounds. Preliminary five mile event heats begin tomorrow night and the grand final is set for next Monday.
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Pittsburg
Leo Jones
St Louio
DEL SENDS FOR BATS AND STREET BOOST FOR NATIONALS
Florida winter league reports show Jim Delehanty sending two heavy bats to Charley Street as Tom Brown praises Street as a top catcher for the Washington club. Del in Palm Beach writes of confidence in Cantillon’s assembling of a strong team and plans to play midsummer ball in Galveston, while Griffith reorganizes pitching, and Donohue threatens to skip the season without his salary.
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Alrenly
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