Georgetown and the clutch in the basketball title dispute
Sporting comment by J. Ed Grillo argues Georgetown should dispute the championship claim amid a three game series played on neutral floors and at the YM. The writer notes the alleged home court advantage may skew perceptions of superiority and stresses sportsmanship and the value of a fair, fully contested title.
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Ay J. ED Grillo
Georgetown
Loramidh
Ag Itoa
Ion
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Teatun
Georgetown relay team chosen for Johns Hopkins meet
Georgetown’s relay squad for the Johns Hopkins games in Baltimore tonight includes Maher Martin Gibbs and Weach with Keach from Notre Dame added to strengthen the quartet. Manager Vincent Corcoran is out with a grip attack but coach Mulligan reports the team in top condition and ready to race Richmond College.
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Georgetown
Richmond College
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Maher
Martin
Capt. Gibbs
Weach
Keach
Notre Dame University
Washington and Lee Defeat Gen ral YM C A Five 26 to 18
In Lexington Virginia on January 29 the Washington and Lee team edged Baltimore YMCA 26 to 18 in a hard fought game. Boyd and Osbourn starred for Washington and Lee while Frye and Timanus led Baltimore. The match featured tight defense and rapid scoring in the final minutes as Washington and Lee pulled ahead.
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Washington Post
Lexington
Washington and Lee
Genral
Baltimore
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Osbourn
Frye
Timanus
Smert Fe
Bredertit Als
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Ental
Walter Johnson and the Tacoma War Debate
The report outlines a conflict involving Walter Johnson and a figure named Teo in Tacoma Washington. It notes salary disputes and a guard role allegation, with references to New York organizations and a contested decision by managers. The piece centers on a protest of a high salary and a resistance to a proposed lineup.
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Walter Johnson
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Wash
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Weiser
Yanaima
Idas Johnson
New York
John Jutanius
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Johnson Balics
Isgea
Football Star to Wed from Harvard Tackle
Oliver F. Cutts Harvard football star is engaged to marry Misa Bugeia Aver of Dorchester. The Seattle native helped Harvard score 23 points in a famed 1901 game amid eligibility questions, with Cutts proving pivotal for the team.
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Boston
Oliver F. Cutts
Harvard
Misa Bugeia Aver
Dorchester
Cutts
Seattle
Miss Ayer
Sear
Locals tout Longboat speed at 16 mile race
Tom Longboat returns to contest at Convention Hall tonight as promoters bill a 16 mile “Longboat Marathon” relay with three local runners Moriarity Turner and Ryan. Promoters claim Moriarity ran 1 mile in 25 minutes. Longboat to receive 60 percent of gross receipts while local athletes get a coffee bucket and doughnuts as prize.
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Convention Hall
Tom Longboat
Joe Turner
Jack Spalding
Wille Ryan
Longboat
Spalding
Moriarity
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Turner
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Harry Pollok
Tia
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Hi Rogers
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Stroke
Judge Rouin
Dorothy Levdgett
the Drake
Corcoran Crew trounces Troop I in Military League
The Corcoran basketball team easily defeated Troop I 38 to 11 at the national guard gym last night. Collinaworth and Coleman Way starred while Peters and others featured for the lasers. Time details and lineups are partially listed. the report highlights the decisive win and standout performances.
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Corcoran Crew
Troop I
National Guard
Corcorans
Collinaworth
Coleman
Peters
Lasers
Troon Tasitian
McLane
Collinsworth Fergus
Oakland Results Race Six furlongs Cayenne Cora Wins
Race by race results from Oakland show Cayenne Cora taking the six furlongs in 1 19.43 with De Sherman aboard and Hush Money second. Other runners included Constantiz Bal Teed Six Silver Bantam Golden Wave Mary B Clark Silver Knight and Andoche in the mix.
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Cayenne Cora
Eagh
Sherman
Heatherton
Hush Money
Fountain
Constantiz
Bal
Teed
Silver
Bantam
Golden Wave
Mary B. Clark
Silver Knight
Andoche
Thres
Turret
Scoville
Jack Dennerlin
Hayes
Alder Gulch
Tapin
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Elfin Beau
Qalene Gale
Tuberose
the King
Lorenzo
Waddle AmeHa Rose
Fusileer
Kittle Rodd
Atea
Moran Beats Murphy in Ten Round Championship Bout
Special to The Washington Post New York Jan 23 Moran English featherweight champion meets Tommy Murphy of Harlem in a ten round battle at La National Athletic Club Moran dominates with superior sparring speed and elusiveness while Murphy delivers the best effort of his career trading clear exchanges and forcing Moran to measure blows throughout the fast paced contest
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Washington Post
New York
Owen Moran
Tommy Murphy
Harlem
Moran
Lae
National Athletic Club
Murphy
Jaera
Racing Entries From Today's Card Across Six Races
The scheduled program lists six races with weights and entries. Notable names include Daratnston Prestige Dollie Dotlers Epahn Davis Brookfest Yank Transtmaute Adena Mateltutia Argonaut Dloge Heron Tineter The King Miea Roberts OM Mexico Sea Green Pont Indien Maid Rivera Captain Kennedy Deutschland Gruer King Jampase Dainty Helle Trois Temp Serenade King James Big Chief Dorante Lightwool Firestone Colonel Jack Cramer Arasee Milford Martble Ketch emike Giacomo Legates Nebulus Mattia Mack Psindini invader Mendon Colonel Bronston Redleaf Convent Bel Miss Delaney Smiley Corbett Musky Early Tide Tom Wayward Yankee Maughter.
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Epahn
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Transtmaute
Adena
Mateltutia
Argonaut
Amd Dloge
Heron
Tineter
the King
Miea Roberts
Mexico
Sea Green
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Rivera
Captain Kennedy
Deutschland
Wiench
Gruer King
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Dainty Helle
Serenade
King James
Big ‘Chief
Dorante
Lightwool
Firestone
Enrique
Animus
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Cramer
Arasee
Milford
Martble
Fitthorac
Neling
Ketchemike
Giacomo
Legates
Nebulus
Mattia Mack
Psindini
Invader
Mendon
Colonel Bronston
Redleaf
Convent Bel
Miss Delaney
rebe—Purse Smiley Corbett
Musky
Early Tide
Tom Wayward
Yankee Maughter
Leaders and Results From Class A to C Team Events
The list presents standings and scores across Class A to C divisions. Notable entries include First-Tobalt and Campbell with 3 games in Class A doubles, First-Knos leading Class A singles with 26, and Fleet-Calvary leading Class B teams with 92.980. Also shown are second-place pairs and third-place teams with their match counts and scores across categories.
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Tobalt and Campbell
Lord and Hardie
Walker and Bunn
Knos
Eckstein
Tit
d—Walker
Calvary
Gma
Carnahan
Mose
Gms
Firat—Blasette
D. McCarthy
Ricketts
SUL
Firat
Piget
Amr
Virginians
Parltans
Friends Second Team Defeats Western High 38 to 8
In a fast game at Friends School gymnasium the Friends second team beat Western High School Section A2 by 38 to 8. Scoring details list Todd Miller Walker Stewart and others, with referee Mr Job aon and timer Mr Haker. Time of halves not fully legible.
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Western
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Western High School
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Presby
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Walker
Stewart
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Haker
Cross backs out of bout with Driscoll in New York
The Washington Post reports English featherweight Jem Driscoll faces scheduling friction with Leah Cross over a February 9 match in New York after a late change to weigh in times. Driscoll prefers 6 pm scaling, while Cross seeks 5 pm. manager says 6 pm or no deal as Driscoll plans February 26 departure for England.
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St. Louis Browns
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New York Americans
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George Stallings
Washington Post
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Johnny Marto
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West Side
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England
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Wales
Charley Harvey
Free scorecards for fans at Shibe Park Games
Tar Washington Post Philadelphia reports that the Athletics new home Shibe Park will offer free scorecards next season. This innovation aims to boost attendance, with magnates noting fans have long paid extra to view batting orders. Previously the price was one cent in most cities, while the Athletics already tried one cent. More novel ideas are expected before the season starts.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Slude Park
Athletics
Phillies
Shibe Park
Automobile World reports from Washington show growth in car trade
Washington officers of the Automobile Club meet to discuss strengthening the club, Pope Automobile Company of Washington showcases new delivery wagons, and local firms report brisk sales. Mitchell wins a 156 mile endurance run as U.S. auto imports reveal a favorable trade balance for American makers. Fiat looks to open a U S factory due to rising demand.
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