Thorpe Confession Triggers Amateur Athletics Probe
New York police report that James Thorpe confessed to playing pro baseball in summers 1909 and 1916. Amateur Athletic Union secretary James B. Sullivan says a wide inquiry will examine other college men Thorpe names, with potential voiding of AAU records and prize returns. Existing trophies from the Carlisle School and Olympic trophies will be returned. the board will canvass the case and report findings.
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Georgetown Hosts VMI In Night Hoops Showdown
Georgetown meets the strong Virginia Military Institute five tonight at 9 15 p m The Southerners arrive off a loss to St John s Annapolis which likely stemmed from a long trip They plan to use the same lineup that faced St Johns last week and will defend stoutly against the locals
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Virginia Military Institute
St. Johns
Annapolis
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Brooklyn
Aggies Fall to George Washington Five in Maryland Clash
George Washington University edged Maryland Aggies 21 to 14 in College Park. Regis limited MAC scoring with fierce defense, Morris led the Aggies with 12 of 14 points. Noonan of GWU starred with a long basket from center, while both teams played tightly in a 20 minute halves game.
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George Washington University
Maryland Aggies
Washington Bunch
Washington
Aggies
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M A. C
Regia
Morris
Noonan
Day
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Mac Cote
Bandos
Gaste—chioreis i. Gate
Reges
Woosan
Cm Kuehn
Coleman
Mr. Haas
Sprinters Cartmell and Martin Plan World Tour
Nate Cartmell and Will Martin, famed sprinters, prepare a world tour to race Europe and other nations. Martin, once a Pennsylvania student, turned professional and may coach UNC football then Penn State track. Cartmell to race beyond 175 yards with matches in England aboard the trip.
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Nate Cartmell
Will Martin
Europe
Martin
Pennsylvania
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Cartmell
Alexandria Fans Welcome Griffith Tonight at Reception
Alexandria Virginia hosts a dinner and reception for Clark Griffith to discuss 1913 preliminary baseball season plans. Griffith, with Washington boosters and press, will speak at the Hotel Rammel and outline hopes for the year.
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Jackson
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Washington
Virginia
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Griffith
Cardinal Athletic Club
St Johns Five Beats VMI In Southern Title Contender Display
St Johns College defeated Virginia Military Institute 48 to 10 in Annapolis. The Virginians struggled with shooting while St Johns benefited from Wilson and Clayton and Welch tallying from the line and floor. The contest showed St Johns as a strong South contender with fast play and solid passing, though not solely by teamwork.
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Welch
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Wiles
Bo Éwing Gayton
Mellon
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Henry
Btromé
foul—Welch
Clarkson
Mr. Krantz
F Labayette
Rae
Navy coach Douglas L. Howard eyed for next season
Annapolis Md Jan 28 Lieut Douglas L Howard U S N who has coached the Naval Academy football team to two straight victories over the Military Academy has been asked to lead the squad again He is the youngest head coach in academy history and has handled two teams that beat Army Prospects for next season include Georgetown Lehigh Pittsburgh with Princeton decline Army may not visit Annapolis. the Military Academy has not yet agreed to a November 2 game after Thanksgiving.
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Capablanca Wins Seventh Round to Keep Lead in Masters
Capablanca defeated Harry Kline of Boston in 51 moves to secure another win in the Ben Masters tournament. He remains one point ahead after seven victories as Jaffe and Marshall also won, with Janowski drawing and ZeppelLeon versus Tenenwurzel unfinished late.
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Jose R. Capablanca
Harry Kline
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Jaffe
Norman EB. Whit
Marshall
Charles
Janowski
Stapfer
Kupchik
Rubinstein
Morrison
Liebenstein
Zeppleon
Tenenwurzel
Pat Dwyer Named Georgetown Football Coach for 1913
Pat Dwyer former Penn center known for weighing 160 pounds signs to coach Georgetown football for 1913, after success at Alabama. He earned fame by persistently pressuring defender Schultz of Michigan, guiding peers and earning future Blue and Gray.
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Specter
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Pat’” Dwyer
University of Pennsylvania
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Michigan
Georgetown University
Dwyer
University of Alabama
Blue and Gray
Pennsylvania
Schultz
West
Pat
Palmetto Park Racing Delivers Close Finishes and Upsets
Well matched fields produced ding dong finishes at Palmetto park with Carlton G beating Republican in a photo finish. Rose Queen was upset by Sylvestris at 15 to 1 while several long shots impressed. Milton B and Guide Post scored in later races as jockeys and owners watched the odds swing. 2-year-olds show strength as A B Gallagher eyes purchases. 108 prospects listed.
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Palmetto Park
Republican
Carlton G
Rose Queen
H. G. Bedwell
Sylvestris
N. B. Davis
Squire
Tiny Tim
Guide Post
J. W
Bud
May
Husky Lad
Milton B
Richard Pickett
G W. J. Bissell
A. B. Gallagher
Lexington
Kentucky
Jockey Club
W. BE
Billy) Dubois
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Benschotten
Coropela
Vandusen
Tim
Montaur
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Con Curran
Fotech
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Armor
Ella Grane
Fasece
Wilson
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Gud
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Musgrove
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Vandusnu
Font
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Plckens
Die
Martin
Monke
Dreyer
Fathorola
Amoret
Jack Nunnally
Peak
Tad
Tietfest
Thetis
Fair Atalanta
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Bertie
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Juarez Results and Races Report
A compact summary of Juarez racing results across multiple races. Pedro led the first race with a long shot, Delmas placed second, while Lambertha rounded out the top three. Second race featured Hid Nelson winning with Palatable close behind. Upright took the six furlongs race ahead of Seneca and Gen Merchmont. Gold of Ophir won the seven furlongs departmental duckpin league event with Cockapur and Daddy TDga among other runners. Additional standings include national and local duckpin leagues with various placings and totals across teams.
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Delmas
Lambertha
Booger Battle
Adelante
HM. Cambon
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Layminster
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Sam Hernard
Fireman
Ahso
Hid Nelson
Ernest H
Palatable
Tims
Red Widow
Joe Busher
Fitzgerald
Kaltina
Cordle F
In- Iquiets
Loan Shark
Valletta
Upright
Seneca
Gen. Merchmont
Follie Levy
Flying Footsteps
Dr. Dougherty
George Oxnard
Ophir
Lack Ros
Beachr
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Heaton
Dutch Rock
Ymir
Melton Street
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O'Neil
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Ritter
Shaw
H.R
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Gimli
Compton
Little Marchment
Princess Marine
Pretty Molly
Merry Chase
Clothes Brush
Bina
Antes D
Common
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Kennedy
Immanuels
T Bankers
Madge
Welles
Balta
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Eke
Icke
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Innocence
Galea
Tasate Loutes
Raoplia
Comstock Shi
Merrytte
Ednarol Hina
Font
Ord
Pardney
Teich HH
Donald Macdonald
Lord Blam
Banorella
Lucky George
Townton Field
Bistetell
Wetniys Milevich
Milewigh
Milevich
Juarez Racing Entries First Race Three Furlongs
Entries list for Juarez racing multiple races with horse names and weights across four races. Includes Water Lady Brevity Harbard Edwin W Ooma Shad Dick Dodie in race one and Florence Knipp Lotta Creed Galene Gale Harlem Mare Green Isle David Wil d Aftermath Delmas in race two.
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Water Lady
Harbard
Edwin W
Ooma
Shad
Dick Dodie
Florence Knipp
Lotta Creed
Galene Gale
Harlem Mare
Green Isle
David “Wield
Aftermath
Delmas
Aloysius Beats Y M C A In Gonzaga Gym Game
Aloysius five routed the Y M C A Regulars 32 to 10 at Gonzaga gym. Williams led Aloysius with seven goals, while Hurley Patterson and Beaulac anchored a stifling defense as Coach Handiboe’s squad handed the visitors their first loss of the season.
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Patterson
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McCarthy
Hoppe
Varela
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Hall
Boeckett
Poaltions
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G . McDynn
Frazier
Allwine
Valk
McKay
McDonaid
Beaulas
Collifowar
Tiniers
Aloysius’ Club
Blow Kills Prize Fighter in Brooklyn Bout
New York Jan 2 Chick Rose prizefighter died at Fordham Hospital from a chin blow received in a ten round fight last night with Sailor Smith at the Washington Athletic Club Brooklyn Smith held without bail for murder by Magistrate Geismer after arrest on the death of Rose Howard Oldes the referee was discharged then rearrested on advice of the magistrate and taken to the district attorney's office
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Dia
Towton Field
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Justez
Uineinnad Enayier
Water- Lady
Dick Dodie
Rhedrach
Farle Maid
Gateve Gale
Lotta Creed Ain
Y M C A Plans Indoor Meet Participation With Baltimore Events
The Y M C A will enter athletes as a separate club for the Fifth Regiment Armory indoor games in Baltimore on February 15. Tenney states the association is barred from AAU entry but can compete in every event except those closed to Fifth Regiment members, with entries in sprints, hurdles, relays, distance runs, pole vault, high jump, and shot put. Preliminary relay trials start tonight, with top performers Linden Elder and W Johnson leading a field of about 40 competitors.
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Linden
Elder
W. Johnson
Victories for Capital Shots in National Rifle Match
Results from the third rifle shoot among public high school teams for the national trophy, announced by the National Rifle Association. Various match outcomes list towns and scores including Morris New York by default over Stuyvesant New York with 914, and other paired results across New York City Baltimore Portland Me Philadelphia Washington Tucson and more.
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Mase
Deering
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Eastern Washington
Southern
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Washington
Sil
Utica
Springfield
Salt Lake City
Sault Ste Marie
Mich
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Manus
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Tucson
Arizons
Terminal Five Opens Season With Decisive Victory Over Northminster A C
Terminal Five wins 29 to 2 over Northminster A C in a season opener at the Terminal gymnasium. About 100 spectators watched as the home team dominated, outscoring Northminster in every quarter and controlling rebounds and defense.
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Mapaon
H Smith
Lohman
Black
W F Underwood
M J Dickinson
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Sherman and Moffett
Henderson
Yale Names Track Dates
Yale releases a schedule with dates for the Yale Princeton dual meet at Princeton May 10 and Yale Harvard at New Haven May 17. Other events include indoor meets in Boston February 15 and New York March 1, with the Pennsylvania relay games in Philadelphia May 30-31 and the intercollegiate meet at an unspecified date. The annual Yale interscholastic meet is set for New Haven May 4.
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