Clever Trainer Reilly Named Georgetown Athletics Coach
Boston educator John D O Reilly becomes Georgetown’s athletic trainer and coach ending a long Boston connection. His history at English High School Dorchester and Holy Cross marks him as a seasoned developer of standout athletes including Harold Janvrin and Billy Meanix. He starts August 1 as Georgetown coach after a career shaping New England prep and high school programs.
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Rawlings Leads Northwest Sunday School League Batter
Reggie Rawlings of Immanuel tops batting in the Northwest Sunday School League with 12 percent across eight games. The report highlights Kellys as notable athletes entering fall at Baltimore Polytechnic and Cowell University, with sprint times and a promise to aid Ithaca School in athletics.
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Jim Rice to Coach Potomac Oarsmen in Open Regattas
Jim Rice, famed rowing mentor, is chosen to coach Potomac Club crews after Pat Dempsey steps aside. The club aims for strong showings at Philadelphia nationals and the Middle Atlantic championships, with Rice arriving July 6 to evaluate and place stroke crews amid rising local interest and growing youth participation.
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Rifle shooting popular ranks near Skéemp in Norway
Rifle shooting remains a major sport in Norway with about 1 600 clubs and 60 000 members. The government backs the sport vigorously as part of national athletic policy. British golfers expected to visit for the amateur championship at Ekwanok Golf Club, costing $50 000. Chattanooga plans a new golf and country club building estimated at $40 000.
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A Fine Catcher Leads Aggies and Local Amateurs Dominate
Salley of the Agricultural team praises a standout young catcher who has long represented the Farmers since Buck Vennemann, noting his accurate throwing and speed on the bases. The Northwest Sunday School League features Whitney Avenue’s strong B team posting two wins, while Immanuel, Wind, and other local clubs compete in a string of close games across Central and Railroad Leagues. In St Paul and Iroquois play, a 10 to 20 slugfest ends with multiple players contributing three hits. Batists show steady pitching, and a rare rain day halts play across the region.
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Brothers Propel Boy Bob Ehmke to Pitching Fame
Nineteen year old Boy Bob Ehmke of the Los Angeles mine in the Pacific Coast League gains praise for his early victories in his first major league pitching effort. He credits help from five older brothers, all pitchers. Ehmke is not a Californian, having moved from Buffalo where he first learned the game and began his baseball path.
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Shavings To Replace Straw On Pan Pacific Exhibition Track
Shavings will replace straw as the base for the Panama Pacific Exposition track, with the cinder path named for February through October 1915. Possible sourcing from Vancouver, British Columbia. Also mentions Miss Muriel Dodd of Bromborough Cheshire as Britain and Canada’s top female golfer.
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Predicting Record Entries for San Francisco 1925 Games
Secretary James E Sullivan of the Amateur Athletic Union says Pan American Exposition events will draw about 19 000 athletes from many nations. He expects the meeting to rival the Olympic and even surpass past international meets, with American and European teams benefiting from top trainers as they prepare for the marathon in September.
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Whirlwind Meet Feature Promises Fast Distance Runners
A source predicts the event will attract a large field of top distance runners, noting it could surpass previous entry numbers. It emphasizes that entrants will include some of the world’s best distance runners, making the meet especially notable.
Cornel Reller to Represent Missouri in Western Meet
Cornel Reller, star sprinter and newly elected captain of the 1915 Missouri Athletic Association team, from St Louis, will run in the Western Amateur Athletic Union championships in Kansas City representing Missouri. He is expected to compete as the state’s representative in the event.
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