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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1915

Page

11

Southeast Stars Lead Center Market In Lane Match

Southeast Stars, led by Ernest Miller, opened with a 10 pin edge over Center Market in a ten game series at Rathskellar alleys. Miller started with 128, teammates followed with 112 117 and 128 as Southeast built a 28 pin total. Center Market won the fifth game 323 but Southeast won three of the other games.

Southeast Stars Ernest Miller Bankers Navy Ward Departmental Palace Miller Meggett Ferman Mes Carroll Allstars Quint Carroll Rolling Andhor Acton Center Market

Hagerstown to host ten game bowling match

Miants contenders for top honors in the commercial Alleys League plan a ten game match against an all star team in Hagerstown Michigan led by Kingpin Baker. The first block rolls in February with future return games. Giants feature noted pin-spillers including Straightedge Joe Michwud Bel Pyerett Dutch Carl Jack Waleh Tach Canty Indy Tlodge and Hass I4emann.

Duckping Roth Hagerstown Baker Hagersiawe Will4he Giants Joe Michwud Waleh Tach’ Canty Indy” Tlodge Ehass I4emann

International League May Disorganize Baseball War Looms

New York January 28 reports say the International League may suspend operations indefinitely and forego a championship season. Up to 150 players could be released as teams seek to survive after the Federal League’s impact and lack of financial support from the National Commission and NL clubs. Toronto and Montreal risk disaster, Jersey City bankrupt, and Newark already struggling as talks of a shutdown spread. Providence players strike for higher pay while Barrow tries to mend fences but faces discouragement from major league owners. Rumors say leaders in Chicago favored shutting down for the season.

New York International League Edward G. Barrow Federal League Barrow National Commission Buffalo National League Bisons Lont Buffalo Feds Canada Toronto Montreal Jersey City Syracuse Newark Ebbeta-McKeever Feds Brooklyn Baltamore Jack Dunn Richmond Providence Rochester Joseph J. Lann Chicago

Dooin Signs to Catch for Cincinnati Club

Philadelphia January 28 Charles S Dooin former manager of the Philadelphia National League team signed a two year contract to catch for the Cincinnati club The salary is said to be 6000 dollars a year

Philadelphia Charles S Dooin Cincinnati

Runners Must Dress To Suit The Weather

New York watchers report the Amateur Athletic Union registration committee announced today that if the temperature is below 20 degrees on February 12 the Fourteenth regiment marathon distance will be cut to 20 miles. The panel also said athletes in cold weather road runs must wear warm clothing.

Dew York The Amateur Athletic Union Fourteenth Regiment

Base ball meeting called for American League clubs

Chicago, Jan 2 1916. A meeting of American League club owners is set for New York next Wednesday to adopt the 1916 schedule and settle minor topics for the coming season. President B B Johnson will depart for the East tomorrow.

Chicago New York B. B. Johnson Johnson

Catcher Thomas Signs with Boston Americans

Boston January 28 The signed contract of catcher Ty Thomas a regular catcher with the Boston Americans for three seasons was received by President Lannin today It had been reported that Thomas was negotiating with the Federal League.

Boston Orchester Ty Thomas Boston Americans Lannin Thomas Federal League

Epiphany Juniors Triumph Over Conquerors in 16–6 Win

Epiphany Juniors defeated the YMCA Conquerors on their floor by 16 to 6. Kelley Jawish and Hildebiddie starred for Epiphany with strong defense and scoring. Substitutions included Edmonds for Palmer and Dorsey for Edmunds. Totten and Jawish led with 3 and 2 goals respectively. Referee Mark De Grange.

Epiphany Kelly Jawish Hildebiddie Kelley Lees LF E. Wood Hillabidle ‘Totten Harksdale Palmer Watson

American Association Gains Major League Status

Chicago reports the American Association wins recognition as a third major league with draft power and territorial rights in cities now held by the National and American Leagues. President Chivington says arrangements will follow, with more than a full roster to be distributed among AA teams by season start. Authorities in New York and Cincinnati note no final action and caution many details remain unsettled.

Chicago American Association Chivington National Commission James C. McGill Indianapolis Club International Association

Georgetown to Enter George Washington Indoor Track Meet

Georgetown will be represented at the George Washington University Indoor Track Meet on February 1. Key officials Charley Cox and John O'Relly are expected to attend, with Reilly possibly serving as starter or finish judge. Officials from both schools are coordinating with Prof Lesh Cleveland McNemar to finalize roles and arrangements.

Alfred sTeEny Georgtown George Washington University Alather Giatian Charley Cox Georgetown New York Tern Madeere Coax John Orelh Cieopeetuay Gauss Hige Lesh Cleveland McNemar George Washington Reilly Rowley Wis 7 Woo Vicinas Boston Son Os Cox Shewlarr Givetenon George Winthinetran Ard Frinn Isoun Orange Nurta Tequaint Wennesday Blinayer Coax Geargetown MecNemar

Epiphany Gymnasium to Meet Briarley Hall Academy

Epiphany Gymnasiums set to face Briarley Hall Military Academy tomorrow morning in a local exhibition. Marbury and Ingrey start at forward with Tabb Dezendorf center Selden and E Dean at guards.

Epiphanys Briarley Hall Military Academy Exvimnasium Marbury Ingrey Tabb Dezendorf Selden E. Dean de Alley

Race course results from Feast Race for two year olds

Purse for 2 year olds at 3 furlongs yields Finbey 112 with Deftus riding, second Fovekslug 3 to 1, third Stalon. Other races list multiple horses in selling and stakes events through the fifth race, with winners including Heater 98 and Grape Shot. Time figures appear for each event, with numerous horses named across seven races.

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Today’s Racing Entries And Odds Chaos

A garbled list of entries for today's races shows two year olds and up in maiden and claiming events. Notable names appear in fragmented form with inconsistent numbers and missing dates, making exact fields unclear.

Unreadable OCR Fragment Hints at New Orleans Item

Fragmentary text lists numerous names and terms such as Enquirer Mur Cap Mary and Vanity Dave Devil, plus place hint New Orleans. Lacks coherent event or quote. cannot determine subject, date, or outcome from the readable lines.

Kneiomath Enquirer Mary Wo Pak Vanity Dave Devil Salter Kane Tihew Nugitmare Arcene Cannock Svege Wright Lady Moonet Hexer Mallard Lugh Class Consolerira M. Gece Juarez

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