Quint list outlines Class C schedule for Capital City League
The Capital City Basketball League announced a Class C schedule from December 2 to March 14 led by President Harry Shurtleff. The plan includes Northminster, Rosedale, and City College in Class B pending a 146-pound limit, with numerous games listed for December through March and notes on teams such as Rosedale, Yankees, Peck, Rebels, and YMCA.
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Rosedale
City College
Rosedales
Yankees
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Peck Va. Rebels
Y. M. AL
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S. Rosedale
Peck
Rosedale Ve. Rebels
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Romedales
Rebels
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Tech High Grabs 1913 Football Title with 7 0 Victory
Tech eleven secured the high school football championship for 1913 by defeating Eastern 7 to 0 at Vigilant park. Ochsenreiter starred with steady ground gains and a decisive final touchdown as Tech edged ahead and maintained control in the closing periods. Eastern threatened late but could not convert, while Tech’s defense and kicking kept them in advance position through the fourth quarter.
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Eastern
Vigilant Park
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Syard
Gene? Ochsenreiter
Roberts
Ochsenrelter
Boal
Baldwin
Gover
Ochsenreiter
Greer
Supplee
Immary
Borger
Harrison Ochsenrelter
Hardell
Parker
Wastern
Lawson
Secor
Lanahan
Kid Sullivan to Meet Tommy Lowe in Ardmore Md Club Fight
A long disputed claim will be settled Thursday night as Kid Sullivan faces Tommy Lowe at the Ardmore Md Club in a fifteen round bout. Both fighters train hard as if a world championship were at stake. A popular battle royal returns with two Baltimore husky lads facing two from Washington, followed by two six round semiwindups.
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Kid” Sullivan
Tommy” Lowe
Ardmore Md
Baltimore
Washington
Harmsworth Cup Held by English. Count Mankowski Says Fight
Count Casimir S. Mankowski owner of Ankle Deep says the Harmsworth motorboat trophy remains firmly in English hands after a weak showing by Americans in English waters last summer. He predicts an $80,000, 40 foot craft with a powerful engine will be needed to reclaim the cup, and he plans to spend the winter preparing for a race next year.
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New York
Casimir S. Mankowski
America
Count Mankowski
Hooper Denied Bonus By Narrow Batting Shortfall
Boston Americans right fielder Harry Hooper finished the season with a .283 batting average, just one point shy of the .290 threshold required for a $1,000 bonus. The official averages, published yesterday, show he narrowly missed the contract clause by a single point.
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Boston
Harry Hooper
Boston Americans
Hooper
Davidson to receive letters with Central High eleven
Retiring public schools superintendent Ty William Davidson will be honored with the letter C along with seventeen members of the Central High eleven this morning at the O Street Institution. Harvard end Hunultimate R Hardwick suffered a shoulder ligament strain but remains active, while Belmont A C Eleven defeated the Peddr Bears 12 to 6.
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Central High Eleven
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Ray Exan Han Tudax
Hunutimatean
R. Hardwick
Harvard
Belmont A. C
Belin de Ceaamerth
Pierperght Vhan prousLly
Peddr Bears
Navy and Army practice for big matchup with special plays
Secret practice at the Naval Academy tested special plays and body blocking as Navy refines its starting eleven. At West Point, coaches Daly and Yost worked on new formations for the Army versus Navy game, with Fielding H. Yost assisting and Jouett moving to Hodgson’s backfield position.
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Washington Post
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Midshipmen
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Navy
New York
Daly
Fielding H. Yost
Michigan
Army
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Harvard
Scrubs
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Jouett
Hodgson
All Scholastic Eleven Named by the Post
The Post selects an all scholastic eleven with Pedlow, MacBrady, Easter, Greer, Rush, Harria, Ochsenretter and Acorn among the honored players from Business, Western, Tech and Central. A season review and reasoning for the picks will appear in the Sunday pink sheet.
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Business
Roberts
Tech
MacBrady
Western
Easter
Adamas
Supplee
Greer
Eastern
Rush
Central
Harria
Busi~ness
Ochsenretter
Uelback
Acorn
President Will Attend Army Navy Game in New York
President Wilson plans to attend the Army Navy football game in New York next Saturday. He will watch one half from the Army side and the other from the Navy side, then return to Washington early Sunday.
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Wilson
New York
Army
Navy
Washington
Holy Cross Travels to Baltimore For Georgetown Clash
Holy Cross football opens the trip to Baltimore with 22 players under Coaches Kersburg and O Leary and trainer Sullivan. Capt Metevier leads the squad as Georgetown adds Moriarity Dunn and Donnelly. The two Catholic rivals prepare for a hard fought East championship game with a versatile Holy Cross attack and strong Georgetown defense. Tickets sell fast at White s and Spalding s.
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Junior Preps Add One Victory Clinches Season
The 90 pound Georgetown Junior Prep team closed its season with a 28 to 6 win over Cook's Park A. Dean starred with a 90 yard interception return for a touchdown and a 3 yard run. Haller and Pennebaker also contributed while Leger Santman Ming Richardson and others listed. Touchdowns credited to Dean twice Pevereux and Haller with Mater kicking goals. Referees Mr Butler Loyola H and Mr Shelby.
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Park H. Seatman
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Cook’s Park
Washington golf events and Thanksgiving day program
Washington Country Club chairman George E. Truett announced a Thanksgiving day golf program in Washington D C on Thursday. Morning tomb atone contest allows players to reach par plus handicap. afternoon features a handicap sweepstakes. Howard and Lincoln University meet in the leading colored football game at 2 30 p m.
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Lincoln University
Cincinnati Ousts Tinker as Manager for 1914 Reds
Cincinnati officials announced that Joe Tinker would not manage the Reds in 1914 after a failed agreement over authority. Layton will decide the next manager as plans for the season remain unsettled. Tinker said he refused to be a figurehead and criticized director overreach.
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Cincinnati Exhibitionompany
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Thomas J. Cogan
Cincinnati Foxhibition Company
August Herrmann
Fielder Jones
Chicago Americans
Chicago
Jos Tinker
Forming Swimming Club at George Washington University
F J Brunner prominent Washington swimmer and Washington Swimming Club member leads the effort to form a university swimming team at George Washington University. He has coached Western High and the Industrial Home School, developing prodigy Fred Cherry who set SAA marks. Brunner plans meets with Baltimore City College and the Naval Academy and invites students to join at the YMCA on Monday and Friday evenings.
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Washington Swimming Club
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University
Baltimore City College
Naval Academy
Northminster opens with win over Hyattsville in home debut
Northminster defeated Hyattsville 26 to ? in a tightly played season opener at home. Key players included MacMurray with multiple goals, Sonneberg, Vineberg, and Walsh contributing on offense while Smith and Robinson added efforts on defense and assists. Timekeeper was Mr. Winter and scorer Mr. Armstrong.
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Ee Vineberg
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Ee Robinson
B. MacMurray
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T Smith
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Uwawkshaw
Collins Refuses Federals to Stay with Athletics
Eddie Collins star second baseman of the Philadelphia Athletics turned down a Federal League offer. The proposed contract would have paid him 15000 dollars a year for three years and the money would be deposited in a bank of his choosing with interest, totaling over 50000 dollars in three years.
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Eddie Collins
Champion Athletics
Collins
A U S championship events announced for January 3
The junior national indoor track and field championships will be held at the Thirteenth Regiment Armory in Brooklyn on Saturday evening January 3. Events listed include 60 yard dash 200 yard dash 1 000 yard run mile run shot put running and jumping events and various hurdles. Des Jardien named Chicago captain for 1914 football team.
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Thirteenth Regiment Armory
Brooklyn
A. A. TU
Des Jardiens
Chicago
Paul Des Jardiena
University of Chicago
Des Jardien
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