Washingtonian Fails to Best Ford Munger in Six-Round Bout
Washingtonian Kid Sullivan returns to the ring in Baltimore facing Ford Munger of Michigan. Munger dominates with sharp punches, outmatching the stocky Washingtonian who tires in the middle rounds. Sullivan lands a few blows in the sixth but cannot turn the tide as the bout runs its full six rounds.
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Ford Munger
Baltimore
Kid Sullivan
Washington
Michigan
Munger
Mark
Sullivan
Stever
Milien
Wild Western Rivalry Ends In Clever Duel
The report describes a boxing or fighting scene where Munger demonstrated minute training and speed while The Kid pressed for close range. The Westerner proved wily, preferring long range fighting, and Sullivan dominated the match with tactical mastery.
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Munger
Sullivan
Central League Eyes Ten or Twelve Clubs Next Season
Central League may expand to ten or twelve clubs next season. Reports say new cities are being considered and that Aaron, Youngstown, Canton in Ohio, and Evanaville in Indiana seek to join the circuit.
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Central
South Bend
Ind
Aaron
Youngstown
Canton
Ohio
Evanaville
Jpawte
Big Army Navy Game Crowd Packs Philadelphia Hotels
Philadelphia crowds gather for the Army vs Navy classic with heavy betting and high ticket prices. Major hotels report unprecedented pregame interest as trains run to accommodate 15 000 extra passengers and duplicate tickets are withheld to curb scalping. Navy expected slight betting favorite amid surge of spectators and dignitaries.
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University of Pennsylvania
George A. Lyon
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Justice Lurton
Supreme Court
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Chin
University Club
Admiral Capp Wee
Army and Navy Club
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Navy
Navy Football Team Sent-Off For Army Battle
Sperta to The Washington Post reports Annapolis midshipmen gave the naval academy football team a rousing send-off before the Army game. Capt. J H Gibbons and Lieut Andrews traveled with the party. Lieut Comdr Allen Buchanan led the players with coach Douglas Howard directing staff. Howard buoyed spirits while acknowledging a tough game ahead as 700 plus midshipmen lined the route to the academy gate. The brigade departs for Philadelphia tomorrow at 8:20 by train, returns Saturday evening, and resumes travel Sunday. The list of players includes Dalton, Hamilton, Brown, Wakeman, Weems, Howe, Redman, and many others.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Naval Academy
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Academy
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Midshipmen
Philadelphia
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Ralston
Vaughn
Walker
Bates
Cook
Champions of the athlete student balance grit and study
Urbana Illinois November 24 Professor Thomas Arkle Clark dean of men at the University of Ninots endorses student athletes as scholars noting they often do solid work during training and rank with the average student He also lauds fraternity men saying membership does not promote loafing and that both athletes and fraternity members rise from their demanding roles with discipline
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Arkle Clark
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Saturday Football Wraps Across Southeast District
Football Saturday features Johns Hopkins at Baltimore and Richmond facing Randolph-Macon at Richmond. Wake Forest battles Roanoke while Wake Forest travels to Michigan to play Nebraska in Lincoln. Wisconsin meets Michigan State at Madison and Minnesota hosts Iowa. Indiana faces Purdue at Bloomington and Iowa State meets Drake in Des Moines. College Park hosts Maryland and Kansas State at Columbia.
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Nebraske
Lincoln
Wisconsin
Mafiton
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Knals
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Purdue
Bloomington
Mescorl
Kensay
Columbia
Iowa State
Drake
Des Monica
Local
College Park
Gloom at Cambridge color Harvard Yale game mood
Heavy rain drenched Cambridge heightening gloom for Harvard and Yale ahead of their annual football clash. Experts favored Harvard on a slippery field, while Yale held a 10 to 8 line in betting. Over 50,000 expected, teams in good shape, weather may alter ball handling and scoring.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Weenet Country Club
Sleven
Smith
Bomeloter
Iltehcock
DUI Gouty
Jury trial for track club charter dispute in Norfolk
In Norfolk Virginia today the Jamestown Jockey Club faces quo warranto proceedings seeking revocation of its charter for alleged gambling. The defense demurrer was overruled and a jury trial started amid disputes over jury sourcing and the eligibility of the charter. The trial adjourned to assemble a 20 member special jury.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Jamestown Jockey Club
Norfolk City
Thoroughbred race card with multiple handicap events
A noisy racing page lists six races with purses from 40 to 300 dollars. Notable horses include Dinper and Queen Bee in the feature, Sureget and Peanyroyal in early events, and Working Lad and Double Five in later sprints. Local riders Turner McCahey and Blue Tip are named along with several owners and trackspecific terms.
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Dinper
Ural
Schuttinger
Ghuextuns
Petasia
Sadia Whapiro
Interne Quean
Edith C
Mark Anthony
Dissayter
J. H. Barr
Jennie ‘Wallelan
Working Lad
Kittery
McCaheyl
Caprize
Butwell
Neo Neily
Burns
Timo
Heatherbroom
Jack Fly
Fieth Rack
Bruce
Love Watches
Turater
Anavel
Fatrbrother
Tina
Springman
Emperor Wallan Algo
Servicmnpa
Sehnteieger
Gusta
Michael Angalo
Charles Gralager
Racing Entries Featuring Salling, Scott, and Hiver Highlight Card
Today’s racing card lists entrants such as Salling, Rinds, and Helen Scott in early races with furls and weights noted. Notable runners include Camellia, Three Links, Be, and Hour bon Beau, with multiple horses listed across five races and extensive weights and abbreviations in the entries.
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Salling
Rinds
Helen Scott
Bobby
Regman
Duage Monek
Thronm
Hour Bon Beau
Guy Chester Krum
Mach Sager
Martin We Littetan
Beacoun
Iynn Haven
Otda
Furlonga
Springbears
Inidera
Fame
Sirgeon
Black Chet
the Orkley
Sybil
Baby Wolf
William
Trubel
Love
Agcit
den Loyal
Bherwood
Richart Reed
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Lds
I Ite
Helena
Minadonah
Little Earl
Golconda
Dreamer
Harvey F
Frank Paine
Breytte
McLeod F
Montgomery Kau
Jeraney
Untitled list of names and places
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Cor sicana Chief Oversees Chicago Club Roster Cuts
Chicago November 24 President Charles Comiskey and James Callahan plan a weed out process for the Chicago American League club. Forty two players on the roster with ten to be disposed of. Deals already started with several youngsters to return to minor leagues for further training. Some veterans' standings viewed as not solid. Dell of Los Angeles and Peters of Minneapolis noted among ten pitchers joining the group.
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Chicago
Corsicana
Tex
Charles Comiskey
Chicago American League Baseball
James Callahan
Hie
Pilchard
Dell
Los Angeles
Peters
Minneanails
Groom
Gia
Washington
Rochester
Walter Johnson
Tom Laughes
Walker
Trace Meet Announced By U. S. University ande Association
Jorge Washington university ande Association will hold an indoor meet on Saturday night February 10. Sanction granted by the South Atlantic Association registration committee. The event will boost indoor track activity this season with ample lead time before Georgetown Indoor meet.
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Jorge Washington University Ande Association
South Atlantic Association
Georgetown
Georgetown cancels game amid field conditions
Georgetown cancels the afternoon game due to a sloppy gridiron. The Blue and Gray, already in a slump since the Virginia contest, skip outdoor work as coaches deem the slippery field unsafe with the high stakes match less than a week away. An unrelated stockholders meeting for the American Association of Trotting Horse Breeders is slated for Madison Square Garden, New York, in November.
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Georgetown
Hilltoppers
University of Maryland
Virginia
Ryan
Madison Lee Garden
New York
Boxing receipts lift New York state profits in first year
Sporting Facts notes the boxing commission has collected 10 000 in the latest report representing its five percent share. Since September the total box office receipts reached 200 000 across clubs, with the state expecting further clear profit as operations continue. Gov. Dixie questions the law but data suggests growing interest and strong minor shows at modest prices.
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Dixie
Madison Square Garden
Blo
Clube
Trade talk Dampens Groom Value and Spring Plans
Reports suggest Groom may not be valued here and could benefit from a trade. The piece notes owner decisions on spring training camps and next season preparations, with discussions of Corsicana and Galveston sites and the Nationals’ uncertain plans. Major league interest and exhibition trips are mentioned, alongside league and council updates.
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Pere
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Ee Jeague
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Andover Dominates Muddy Invitation Run In 2-Mile Race
Andover Academy wins the invitation two mile cross country meet in heavy mud defeating Worthester Harvard Cornell Dartmouth freshmen. Harvard finishes second, Cornell third, Dartmouth fourth. Andover time 17 minutes 11 25 seconds as runners finish exhausted with mud. Also note: Princeton coach William Roper declines Missouri offer to coach the Missouri Tigers.
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Masc
Phillips-Andover Academy
Worthester Academy
Harvard
Dartmouth
Cornell
Pennsylvania
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