Retains Coach Haughton Amid Ongoing Talks
Despite initial doubts, school officials secure coach Haughton after weeks of negotiation. Tempers flared as supporters pressed for a firm decision, but consensus finally forms around a retained appointment.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1910
Page
26
Despite initial doubts, school officials secure coach Haughton after weeks of negotiation. Tempers flared as supporters pressed for a firm decision, but consensus finally forms around a retained appointment.
Twinings of the In Serves Two Seasons Without Pay defeated Columbia Now Receve 95,000 a Year league in an exhibition. Burke pitched well for the winners, relieved by Biddy King in the fourth. Weaver of the losers held the early lead as Twining rallied with timely hits in the later innings. Final score 13 to 10.
The Harvard athletic committee discussed a new arrangement for annual football coach selection. Haughton, named in a prior plan, is to direct spring practice and participate in committee deliberations for the next three seasons.
The New York Nationals, with Ames and Crandall pitching, defeated Jersey City at Jersey City by a large margin. Crandall and Ames led the effort with strong pitching as Snodgrass Mauser Petr and Fisher contributed offensively and defensively. Umpire Mr Yall oversaw the game.
The article traces U S and foreign auto trade, noting rising export values from France and the United States, alongside imports from France Italy Germany and the United Kingdom. It cites the Bureau of Statistics data for fiscal years 1906 through 1909, detailing quantities, values, and destinations including Canada Mexico and Australia, and highlights the growing global reach of automobile shipments.
Heydler praises the club and city as Washington eyes opening day with optimism. He notes league rules on photographers, contends enforcement is needed, and predicts a strong Nationals Athletics showdown with Plank or Bender on the mound.
Special to The Wellington News from Annapolis dated April 10 reports Harvard and Navy discussing a rowing race. Harvard preferred April 13 but requested Navy permission for April 21 or 23, with midshipmen restrictions and need for Navy approval. Harvard later agreed to row on the 2nd, though obtaining permission for that date may be difficult.
WS Buckmaster of Hariingham on the Wissington East Lakewood polo scene was thrown when his pony fell in practice. He suffered a shattered collarbone and internal injuries, later transported to Laurel in the Fines Hotel for care. Meanwhile Berry & Whitmore beat Olympia Athletic Club 4 to 3, Thompson key with a homer and two RBI in a tense seventh inning rally.
The South Atlantic League plans a staged season opening on April first under skeptical conditions. Veterans and former stars from higher leagues join fresh prospects as teams prepare to play in Savannah and Augusta, with Auguste hosting Columbia and Jacksonville meeting Savannah while Columbus faces Macon at Macon.
Brady, key Brookland Wox man in Capital City Ledleve last season, sold by Baltimore Orioles to Augusta in the South Atlantic League. He is expected to succeed with the Georgia outfit, with Baltimore holding two strings to recall him if he shines with the Augusta team.
In 1882 the Glencoe Athletic Club held a handicap cross country run over three miles with a record field. J J Stach of Pastime AC won with a handicap of 2 49, finishing in 19 dt, while WJ Kramer of Acora AA Brooklyn Madlenalt finished 54th and noted as the former champion.
The New Loan Americans fell to Newark Eastern Leaguers 3 to 2 in a 13 inning game. Umpiring drew protests from visitors with Criger removed by police after jostling the umpire in the eighth. The long contest included key plays by Ric Yoward and outfielders Metannsty Muelle and Crimp.
Wilson, the Waxy quarterback, lies near death at Naval Hospital after a football hit against Villanova left him a paralytic with a fractured fifth cervical vertebra. Surgeons fear recovery is impossible within a day or two as his condition worsens. his father and brother are by his side while his mother has died.
Brookland Institution members and the Georgetown University baseball squad were honored at a dinner by the University Athletic Association. Speakers praised the team’s season, noting its breadth in football and other sports, with Dr John Spennely and Coach Peter Noonan among the attendees. The event marked Brookland’s rising role in college athletics and highlighted student athletes balancing studies with sports.
Training camp at Rowardennan sees heavy rain halt workouts and crowd attendance. Jeffries learns of friend Fulton Berry’s Fresno death, sends condolences and floral tribute. Despite gloom, Jeffries continues drills including boxing bag work, rope skipping, and wrestling with Burns and Armstrong as scouts note strong outfield prospects and local club preparations.
The Chicago Nationals pitcher Reulbach was gravely ill with diphtheria at his home. He received a second antitoxin treatment after the first failed to act satisfactorily. His infant daughter, who contracted the disease from him, also relapsed but is now considered out of danger.
The Senecas, undefeated champions of the Rosedale Playground League, reorganize with players Loveless Clemends Donald South Fong McCarthy Max Wells Van Ness Winter and Boyden. They seek games with 1-year old teams, address Bernard Loveless 10 Maryland Avenue Northeast. A D and B of Tech game went to the former 8-? to 1. Maryland Gonzaga humbled Spartans 9 to 1. Winters starred at short, Quinn for losers, O Leary and QDayWay noted. Parcell pitched 11 strikeouts in seven innings. first Spartans defeat of season. Tigers beat Young Allantics 3 to 1. Brady and Alle starred. Bully Possums (ages 13–14) seek Sunday games with younger teams. manager Frank Paul 1200 Thirty-First Street NW. Lineup listed for Tigers. Little Tigers (De Moree School) beat Sixth A grade 19 to ?. feature Dick Graves on mound.
In a chaotic sixth inning a clash between Chicago National and Columbus American Association teams led to Tinker trampling umpire Watkins with spikes. Hofman pursued from behind in the seventh before being restrained. Moran pitched after the brawl, and Chicago faced future scheduling bans in Columbus.
Indy manager Jennings shows reluctance to send Lister to Chattanooga citing Tom Jones could slow the team if he cannot keep up. Lister has been improving recently and Jennings aims to keep funds ready for emergencies. He may still release Drake despite Crawford’s ankle issues.
A dramatic mid air flip at the motor track ends with driver Harris Hanahue and mechanic Carey King rushed to hospital. The Apperson Jack Rabbit car rolled over four times after a steering collapse, but both men suffer only bruises and shocks. Isotta finishes with a new class record of 25 2068, breaking the previous 42 02 98 mark by Robertson in a Fiat.
Baseball scores from multiple games include New Orleans New Otteana edging Boston 7 2, Memphis Southback 4 Memphis Gouthoc 2, Dayton 10 Autetin Conn 9, Terre Haute 2 Detroit 7, and Buffalo 5 Versus Kvausville.
A long, unreadable OCR string lists many proper names and places such as Jamestown, Pensacola, Roseburg, and several personal names. The fragment appears to be a catalog or directory entry or a corrupted news snippet with mixed terms. No clear event, date, or outcome can be determined from the readable text.
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