Interscholastic basketball double header at Arcade
Athletics in High Schools Business and St Alban s and Army and Navy Prep and Eastern clash in a February double header with Western paint leading the race. Business seeks a win to narrow the gap. Culligan is out and Wassman may miss the game. Tech track squads prep for meets while St Alban s challenges Army and Navy Prep for a possible second place tie. A Tech baseball season looms with Falconer as coach and interclass basketball set for today.
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St. Alban’s
Army
Wavy Prep
Eastern
Busines
Fill Calhean
Culligan
Wassman
Miller
McDonald
Army and Navy Prep
Thease Quinta
St. Alban‘'s
Navy Prep
Tech
Jakey Roberts
Gene Ochsenreaster
Hope Falconer
Bureau of Engraving and Printing Southeast League
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Dampier
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Reich
Schaefer
Palmer
OZ Burns
Goldberg
Mulhall
Benton
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Smith
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As ‘Buscher
Mayhew
Skank
Ae Ae
Totele
Ae Masonic League
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Ener
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Im Teaf
Prince Chap Fini Fight
Lee Nails and Files
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Howell
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Scrimer
Ferent
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Cain
Tompkins
Ie Gallagher
Erty
Wetzel
Dotata
Romros
Ick Wise Ram
Demiltry
Orieco
Kayds
Arcade League
Havana
Arcadians
Mt. Pleasant
Southern Bee Bee Ae
Jtnon
Clarken
Reelings
Crampton
Satan
Mot Connell
Murrell
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Campbell
McCambre
Kupper
Baum
Turin
Chaney Adds Nelson to List of Victims
Baltimore January 27 George Chaney a rising featherweight won by decision over Fran Nelson of Hoboken in the third round at the American Athletic Association show. A deep cut in Nelsons eye forced retirement after doctors halted the bout. Chaney earned the decision and is set to fight Kilbane for the title in March.
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Baltimore
George Chaney
Frankla Nelson
Hoboken
American Athletic Association
Chaney
Nelson
Pitcher Burke Sold to Minneapolis Club
Kitcher Sanford Burke has been sold to the Minneapolis Club of the American Association by the Fittaburgh Federal leagues club. Burke moved from the Indianapolis American Association team to Fittaburgh last summer amid a Federal suit to compel his return, which is still pending.
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Fittaburgh
Kitcher Sanford Burke
Minneapolis
American Association
Federal Leagues Club
Burke
Indianapolis American Association
Giants Play at Yale Bowl for New Haven Game
The Yale vs New York National League club annual game, set for April 11 at Polo grounds, moves to the Yale bowl in New Haven by agreement. It marks the first major league appearance on Yale turf. Connie Mack releases Knowlson Sherman and Kopf to Baltimore. Chester Thoman reportedly signs terms with Red Sox after camp.
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New York
Yale
Polo Grounds
Yale Bowl
New Haven
Yale Nine
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Baltimore
Knowlson
Sherman
Kopf
Boston
Chester Thoman
Red Sox
Medicine Camp
Sharon
Kans
Pennsylvania Five Wins in Final Minutes over Southern
Pennsylvania defeated Southern 33 to 28 in the Terminal Y M C A Basketball League last night. Key contributors were Boyd Dailey and Moffett. Two games are set for Saturday at Terminal gym with the Terminal first team facing Roland A C and the second quint against Garfield A C, competition starting at o clock.
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Pennsylvania
Southern
Terminal Railroad Y. M. A
Boyd
Dailey
Moffett
Terminal Gym
Terminal
Roland A. C
Garfield A. C
Dailey Mulroe Dingler
Renee Spencer
Black Dorsey
Smith
Spencer
O Keefe and Tendler Agree to Six More Rounds
Philadelphia fans charged the prior bout was a colossal fake yet Eddie O Keefe and Lew Tendler agreed to fight another six rounds at Olympia Monday night. Matchmakers Jack Hanlon and Phil Glassman said neither fighter will be paid. They argued the fighters were off color and unable to perform fully.
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Philadelphia
Eddie O'Keefe
Lew Tendler
Olympia
Jack Hanlon
Phil Glassman
O’keefe- Tendler
O'Keefe
Tendler
New West Virginia Pennsylvania Fair and Racing Circuit Formed
A new racing circuit formed at Wheeling takes in cities from the former Erie Racing circuit. It will be the West Virginia Pennsylvania Fair and Racing circuit with members from Relief Vernon Ohio Washington and Cawson Pa Cumberland Md Parkersburg Fairmont Clarksburg Wheeling W Va. Harry Perking of Parkersburg elected president. In New York secretary Heydler says reconvened National League meeting will be held February 8 with the annual schedule meeting on the same date.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Erie
Vernon
Ohio
Washington and Cawson
Cumberland, Md
Parkersburg Fairmont Clarksburg
Harry Perking
Parkersburg
New York
Heydler
National League
League
Baltimore Feds Will Sue For $70,000
Baltimore stockholders authorize raising 50000 to press antitrust suit in Judge Landis case and to move other litigation to secure local owners rights. They would seek about 700000 in damages and maintain the suit while awaiting reimbursement for losses tied to Terrapin Park.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Federal League Club
Rasin
Gilmore
Sinclair
Terrapin Park
Groundkeeper Joseph Schroeder Dies in Philadelphia
Joseph Schroeder a longtime groundkeeper for the Philadelphia American League club and a noted baseball diamond maker died at his home in Philadelphia at age 54. He served with the Athletics since their 1901 entry to the American League after previously working for the Philadelphia Nationals.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Schroeder
Athletics
Philadelphia Nationals
Stecher Trounces Masked Marvel in Madison Square Garden
Nebraska wrestling champion Jos Stecher dominated Mort Henderson known as the Masked Marvel at Madison Square Garden. Stecher twice threw Henderson within 16 minutes, displaying superior mat technique, immense leg strength, and relentless control that left the masked wrestler unable to mount an effective defense.
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New York
Nebraska
Jos Stegher
Madison Square Garden
Mort Henderson
Marvel
Stecher
Henderson
Reds Star Slabbist Guarantees to Win
Cincinnati star pitcher Fred Toney asserted in a letter to local newspapers that he will win 25 of 30 Reds games next season if the club guarantees him a $6,000 salary, $2,000 more than offered, and ensures at least four runs in every game he pitches.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Fred Toney
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Toney
Strikes Spares and Splits from New Orleans Racetrack
Favourite Players shine with four winners on the card in New Orleans. Mary H. pays 9 to 5 in the second event and Brian Boru upsets at 26 to 1 to win the final race. Bertodano, the 7 to 6 favorite, takes the mile and 70 yards, while Jockey Burger receives a permanent suspension from January 12. Multiple races list winners Morumbega, The Duke, Stout Heart, Bertodano, Mary H., and Brian Boru with detailed placings and times throughout the meeting.
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New Orleans
Mary H
Brian Boru
Bertodano
Dude
Metcalf
Judge Murphy
Stanton
Stout Heart
Kate K
Burger
Morumbega
McTaggart
the Duke
McAtea
Gretchen R
Kederia
Eden Park
Fair Play
Lobetia
Cousin Bob
Perchance
Lady Ward
Butwell
Blue Cap
Mott
al Pierce
Koerner
Luexi
Busy Joe
Old Charter
Rose Marian
Shrapnel
Edna Kenta
Tito
Bob Redfield
Panhandle
Ambrose
Jim Basey
Zin Dri
Sreyer
Tady London
Dew Drop
Juliet
Theoorita
Garner
Duke of Dunbar
Kearh
Polly H
Norus
Ttm
Garl
Mins Fannie
Gentry
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Lohengrin
Mars Cassidy
Ina Key Alse Ren Bixth
Elling
Fuerat
Lamoda
Trovato
Keogh
Helen M
Lady Power
Chilton King
Preston Lynn
Juarez
Racing Entries and Odds for Six Thoroughbred Races
Today’s card lists six selling and handicap races for 2 and older horses. Entries include Little Dot and Walter Dun can in race one, Increane and Epangie Duchess in race two, Asparagus Sam and Richard Langdon in race three, and multiple purses across races four to six with weather noted as cloudy and track fast.
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Lady Leona
Havilla
Hird Love
Conowingo
Mand Baron
Nepers
Yellow Sally
Walter Duncan
Out
Als
Rouenseh
George G. Love
Cochrane
Breeralae
Increane
Flizebeth Lee
Epangie Duchess
Sauterelle
Theresa MrAcktin
Insurgent
Wapco
Falls City
Politician
Objert
Hattie C
Wild Rose
Smuggter
Prince
eRward
J. D. Guteb
Bins ‘Wing
Lady Powers
Patrick F
Ratina
Dewdrop
Tale Bearer
Batouche
Diadi
Blog
Donovan
Richard Langdon
Bir Blaise
Gentleman
Taka
Iattle Bigger
Robolink
Chivater
Tatiana
Rose
Tultette
Tarkin
Day Newman
Walga
Margaret O
Bernine
Mayme W
Eyndora
Belling
Lady Billie
Pleasureville
Marghon
Surpassing
Habana
Rubifax
Elba_E
Rex’ Foot
Ble Malléry
Barka
Oveta
Generel Pickett
Rapid Maid
Wuderia
Jane
Lady Lucy Bay
Rose O'Neil
Prospero Son
Cecit
Bean Spiller
Ceoa
Ronnie's Burk
Skinny B
Gano
Gordon Russell
Ble Brooks, $2: Little String, 08; Dundreary, 88: King Box, 102; Blarney
Star of Love
Katherine G
Barbarita
Gerthelms
Lone Star
Virgle Dot
Joan Apolin
Princesa Janice
Vireo
Phillis Antoinette
Marshal Tilghmann
Taper Tip
Lady Youn
Inquieta
Fitsgerald
Gray
Dave Montgomery
First Star
Parent
Emermen
Henry Walbsuk
Louisville Plans Spring Training at Columbia Tennessee
Louisville American Association club completes arrangements to train in Columbia Tennessee starting March 1 using Columbia Military Institute facilities for gym and grounds. Manager Clymer will lead about 24 players after canceling a Sanford Florida trip due to inadequate grounds. In Memphis, Bradley Hogs and Pete Kinsely are bought outright by Memphis from Chicago Nationals. price undisclosed.
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Louisville American Association
Columbia
Tenn
O H. Wathen
Sanford
Fla
Louieville
Tennessee
Clymer
Columbia Military Institute
Memphis
Bradley Hogs
Mobile
Pete Kinsely
Birmingham
Chicago Nationals
Georgetown Basketers Face Back-to-Back Tests at Home
Georgetown's basketball team plays Brooklyn Polytechnic tonight in Ryan Gym at 8 80 p.m. and George Washington tomorrow in a return game at the YMCA. The squad seeks a repeat after a 27 to 23 victory over George Washington in the first meeting.
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Georgetown
Brooklyn Polytechnic
Ryan Gymnasium
George Washington
Navy Swimmers Triumph Over Local Club in Annapolis Meet
Navy defeated the Washington Swimming Club 32 to 18 in Annapolis yesterday, collecting two wins in the annual meet. Palmer of the city starred with a 220 yard sprint victory in 2 minutes 41 seconds, the fastest of his career, while Knight of the Washington club placed second in the 40 yard backstroke. Navy performances included a 160 yard relay win and a string of close finishes led by Herndon and Palmer in multiple events.
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Washington Swimming Club
Annapoli
Palmer
Karl Knight
Washington Srimming Club
Borden
Navi
Post
Knight
Cook Herndon
Grinfith
Dashiell
Crond
iCutts
Brassield
Ansiers
Herndon Barysewond
Gnth
Ansley
Tashiel Nave
Cook
Bransield
Harlan
South Atlantic
Seond Legge
Bolitencary
WSC_ rees
Georgetown Meet Officials Named By Flannigan
Pollard of Washington and Lee University will serve as referee Latrobe Cogswell of Baltimore as clerk of the course and James W Mulligan of Washington as starter for the Georgetown Meet set for February 19 at Convention Hall. The trio are veteran track figures known across the South Atlantic area and are expected to run the event with noted precision.
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Flannigan
Georgetown
Convention Hall
Pollard
Washington and Lee University
Latrobe Cogswell
Baltimore
James W Mulligan
Washington
South Atlantic
Jimmie
Wallace Falls Before Kreuter in 600-Point Billiards
Louis Kreuter, reigning champion, defeated Watter Wallace 200 to 77 in the second block of their 600-point match at Grand Central. Kreuter rang up a thrilling high run of 33 with deft combinations and banks. The final 200-point block is set for tonight at o'clock.
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Louis Kreuter
Washington
Watter Wallace
Grand Central
Kreuter
Kres
Faint Names Listed Across Historic Notices and Mentions
A fragmented OCR compilation from Cincinnati Enquirer and Morning Telegraph names various persons, places, and entities such as George C. Love Conowingo Spangle Duchess Talebearer Gentlewoman Dew Drop Welga Hermino Mayme W Royal Meteor Lady Rifke and Ada Anne plus many others, with irregular punctuation and unclear context.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
George C. Love
Conowsngo
Cochrane
Politietan
Torurgent Spangle
Ratina
Talebearer
Bir Blaise
Chivator
Taka
Welga
Lyndora
Berniss
Surpassing
Marshon
Africa Reav
Morning Telegraph
Savilla
Conowingo
Politican
Mattie C
Spangle
Dew Drop
Bing
Chitator
Hermino
Mayme W
Royal Meteor
Lady Rifke
Counteras Juarez
Bresnahan's future unsettled after informal talks
Chicago January discussions among Weeghman Johnson and Bresnahan aimed at a peaceful solution to Bresnahan's future and the Cleveland franchise. No court action was expected over the contract, with belief the Cleveland team would move to Toledo and Bresnahan placed in charge.
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Chicago
Roger Bresnahan
Cleveland American Association
Weeghman
Johnson
Bresnahan
Cleveland
Toledo
Jones to train Willard camp in Hot Springs
Tom Jones, manager of Jean Willard, has wired acceptance from New Orleans to the Hot Springs Business Men’s League proposal for Willard to train there for his coming New York bout. The camp will be set up about February 1.
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Ark
Tom Jones
Jean Willard
New Orleans
Business Mensa League of
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