Sporting Contention Stirs Baseball to Boxing in New York
The stalemate over spring training plans in Hot Springs shifts to league talks as owners eye camps and new facilities. Meanwhile boxing shows flood New York, with six cards and mixed referee scrutiny amid tightened gambling rules and a quieting of decisions to curb notables like Brown and Hogan.
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Metropolis
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Long Island
Brown
Hogan
Charlie White
Teferee
Rosedale Wins Debut City League Clash 22 to 12
In Rosedale gymnasium last night the home team defeated Memorial AC 22 to 12 to claim the opening city league game. Foster and Holmes led Rosedale with accurate shooting as Memorial struggled to match pace and passing.
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Lucky Ducky" Holmes
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Epiphany
Tenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Mandot and Baldwin Draw In Memphis Bout
Joe Mandot of New Orleans and Matty Baldwin of Boston battled eight fast rounds to a draw at the Southern Athletic Club show in Memphis, ending a spirited non-title bout that kept both fighters even with the champion and crowd engaged. A later card in New York saw Abe Attell decision Willie Jones in ten rounds at the Olympic Club, while Notre Dame defeated Wabash 6 to 3 in football action in CrambHite.
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Memphis Tenn
Joe Mandot
New Orleans
Matty Baldwin
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Southern Athletic Club
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New York
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Wilie Jones
Brooklyn
Olympic Athletic Club
Abe Attell
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Tech TQ cancels game loses Lewis and Frazier
A brief item reports that Tech TQ cancels a scheduled contest resulting in the loss of players Lewis and Frazier. The notice notes the action impacts the team lineup and upcoming schedule.
Two Yale players suspended as Tech cancels Central game
Tech cancel a planned charity game with Central after parent pressure removing Lewis at left guard and Frazier from play. Morris faces a two year AA suspension for other club play while Central contest outlook dims for the 1911 interscholastic gridiron title chase.
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Playground Association
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Whee Frazier
Yale Brings Brides to Face Central in High School Series
Yale coach Brides leads a rain shortened practice as Central meets Eastern on Georgetown Field in the latest high school series game. Central stars King and Reuter mix with Brides in a lineup reshaped by rain and injuries.
Trousers Prices Marked Down Across Styles
Retail listings show trousers priced at 2.50 dollars for standard fits, 2.00 dollars for select styles, 3.00 dollars for premium cuts, 2.40 dollars for medium fits, and 3.50 dollars with a 2.80 dollar sale figure for selected pairs.
Kirby A A U Leader Elected President in AAU Meeting
Gustavus T Kirby of New York was elected president of the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States at the 24th annual AAU meeting in New York. George F Pawling of Philadelphia lost 22 to. Amendments bar two years for switching clubs within a year reduced to one year and one year plus a penalty. New rule basing competition district on college location shifts control from residence to college for athletes. Everett C Brown praised growth and Olympic prospects. Record awards include Tom Thompson Princeton all-round with 6,709 points and Jones Cornell mile record adjusted.
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Gustavus T Kirby
Intercauphlate Aaaa
Amateur Athletic Union of
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George F Pawling
Philadelphia
Middle Atlantic Association
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Chicago
Kour
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University
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Imall
Rweder
Jones
FC Thompson
Princeton
Donahde
Los Angeles
H. Schoblager
Chicags
J P Jones
Cornell University
Cambridge
Maas
Tommy” Connell
Travers Island
Matt McGrath
Georgetown to rethink next season football schedule
Georgetown football eyes bold schedule changes with a possible return game against Pittsburgh and a push to join Northern leagues. A Harvard game at Cambridge may be arranged, while Army appears unlikely unless Thanksgiving with Lehigh succeeds financially. Veterans who won’t return include Datley Cunniff Wynard Hart and Sitterding as Maryland and Lehigh clash approach with light practice today.
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University of Pittsburgh
Everett
Priteburgh
Elreies
Harvard
Cambridge
Army
Lehigh
Washington
Virginia
Datley
Cunniff
Wynard
Hart
Sitterding
Tough Week for Ithacans Ahead of Penn Game
Special to The Waaningwm Ithaca New York November Cornell football squad began preparations for the final game of the season against Pennsylvan ia on Thanksgiving day this afternoon. Dan Reed voiced displeasure at the team’s attitude and overconfidence after the Chicago game. Harold Duvall joined coaches and will stay for the rest of the year. Most varsity players were on the field despite late practice. a hard drill and tackling work continued until dark. A Carroll Institute basketball game against Epiphany was postponed indefinitely, and the Carroll BMCA game was moved to December 4 at the Institute’s request.
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Maroon and Gray
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Yale
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Dan Reed
Chicago
Harold Duvall
Myrich
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Respun
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Epiphany Quinta
Carroll Bmca
Navy Lineup In Doubt For Annapolis West Point Clash
Navy football enters Test Week with speculation over starting backfield and line gaping at left guard and right tackle. Trainer McMasters praises fitness as possible return of Leonard looms. Nichols McReavey Gilchrist Dalton Rodes form early backfield with Overasch added at tight end amid ongoing signals and coaching changes.
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Washington Post
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Elmer
Ralston
Hedman
Ralstgn
Fenn State
Hernan Clutt
Yate Vneman
New York
Eastern League bats 300 list excludes Washington recruits
Official batting averages for the Eastern League were released yesterday. None of Washington's recruits made the 300 hitters list, though Moeller narrowly missed. The 24 players on the 300 list are named, with emphasis on standout performers and regional representation.
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Pregl'aent Barrow
Moeller
Sre
Marlboro Meeting Attendance Spurs Track Extension Plea
Marlboro's closing day boosted attendance as horsemen urged management to extend the meeting by ten days. Favorites including Ivabel won, Jockey Peak was penalized for rough riding, and Jockey Carroll was reinstated by Judge Cole Sammars after suspension.
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Jockey Peak
Carroll
Norfolk Vn
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Cole Sammars
Bruce
Alo
Mack—Furve
Garry Iff
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Trabel
Harber
Tamer
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Xen
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Caperar
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Burns
Angelo
Forsyth
Agnar Outlaw
Porte
Buemelt
Sven
Gduttinger
Gsea
Aibrore
Schutfinger
Bice Teven
Todard
Nalderman Scarlet Pimpernel Inferna
Dueen Cutty Bank
Forse Ming Jonah Elttle
Lari
Nod Ales Tan
Today racing entries and league listings
Racing entries include first rags Salling two year olds five furlongs with Working Lad and Eletide at 104 each, Be and Mad River 113, Comning Coon 110, Henolte Christmas Daley Pacastd and Cloak Se. Colontal League, Whsyminster League and other entries list multiple horses, trainers, and weights. Also notes tonight's bowling schedule and a Hordia handicap race over about two miles with various runners and flat races listed.
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Henolte Christmas Daley
Badin Shapiro
Xelekerbookere Continensele Warren
Harclay Sy
Nal Parker
Sherwood Ik
Rosengar
Ial Ricker
Campbell
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Bayoin
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Ravin
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Joe
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MeKericher
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Charles F Gratager
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Jan Outen
Cathedral Second Team Wins 5 0 in Gridiron Clash
Victory for Cathedral second team as Bist runs in a touchdown to seal a 5 to 0 win over Kenesaw Athlete Clubelagen on Friend School gridiron in Staunton Virginia. Military Academy then defeats AM J toot mail eleven at Fort Defiance with a 9 to score in a late afternoon game.
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Kenesaw
Clubelagen
Staunton “Military Academy
Fort Defiance
Western Beats Cathedral In Tough Tennally Town Gridiron
Western High School defeated Cathedral 6 to 9 on the Tennally town gridiron in a hard fought game. Buck Howard starred with a 40 yard rushing touchdown and key plays on offense and defense. Garber led Cathedral with multiple long runs but Western’s defense held when needed.
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Cathedral
Tennallytown
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Smath
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Frownllain
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el Garber
Wiley White
Bratt McArdle
M Gerber Howard Lockwood
Lageals
Howard
Me Morse
Pate
Section B Organized Wal Hegin Ita Basketball Schedule
Section B of the Capital City Basketball League moved to finalize membership approvals for reserve teams from Memorial AC MCA and related bodies. A two game schedule between terms will open at the Rosedale Playground Gym on Friday November 24 with Memorial present. league operations shift to Ingram Indoor Diamond on November 25 per President Shurthem.
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Thatcher
Rosedale Playgrounds
Seventeenth
Gale Streets
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Shurthem
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