Retains Coach Haughton in unsettled negotiations
The club announced it has secured Coach Haughton after weeks of tense talks. Officials had hoped to obtain him earlier, with progress described as not entirely certain until now.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1910
Page
8
Twining Wins Swatfest In Exhibition Win
The Twinings of In Serves Two Seasons Without Pay beat Columbia 13 to 10 in an exhibition at McDevitts Field yesterday. Burke pitched the win through four innings before Biddy King relieved, Weaver started for Columbia and was hit hard in the later frames. Conners homered and tripled, while Weaver and Conners stood out for the losers as batting leaders. Score by innings: Twining 804 32 - 13. Columbia 101 6161 450 - 10. Batteries Twining Bakebite and Mabington Calumbla Weaver Wiluolt and Darnall.
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McDevitts
Columbill
Pla Am
Bs Inetor
Columbia
Geveral
Burke
Biddy King
Weaver
Winers
Conners
Harvard Coaches Shakeup Sparks Interim Plans For Spring Practice
Harvard officials announce a coaching reshuffle after uncertain deal terms with Vaughton and Nas, naming interim leadership for spring football drills. The Harvard Athletic Committee, led by Franci Burr, will choose a permanent replacement over the next three seasons amid reluctance from several candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ama
Vaughton
Aho Bestearke
Harvard
Nas
Mda
Rayrae
Dion
Camaelge Mungaton
Harard
Ie Lal
Garcelor
Vale
New York Nationals Beat Jersey City in April Pitching Duel
The New York Nationals, led by Ames and Crandall, defeated Jersey City easily. Crandall pitched strongly as Newark hosted the game in April. Snodgrass Mauser Petr and Fisher served as umpires in a late season style contest.
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Zamly
Jersey City
Ames
Crandall
Newark
Sig
Hewd Sarsey
Snodgrass Mauser Petr and Fisher
Yall
Automobile exports and imports rise with US France leading
The article reviews early 20th century auto trade, noting exports by country and value. France leads global automobile exports, with the United States second, and shipments to Canada Mexico and Australia detailed. Import origins include France Italy Germany and the United Kingdom, while total trade shows rising 1909 figures and a growing global reach.
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Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
United States
France
Italy
Germany
United Kingdom
Canada
Mexico
Australia
Brance
Augetralia
Mealey
Trance
Bureau of Glassites
England
Bureau of Statitics
Bureau of Statistes
India
China
Dutch East Indies
Japan
Canary Islands
Egypt
British Africa
Central American
West India
Gibraltar
Portugal
Setamlaara
Opening Day Battle Predicted as Nationals Face Athletics
Heydler praises club growth and criticizes photographers policy while the National League prepares for opening day. Officials cling to reserve clause rules, with Heydler in town to align on suspensions and enforcement as McAleer and Johnson eye a pitching duel for the Baltimore return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationals
Athletics
Jin McAleer
Plank
Bender
Connie Mack
Johnston
Johnson
Wll
Baltimore
Orioles
Harvard Will Row Navy In Spring Row Match
Special to The Wellington News from Annapolis reports Harvard and Navy row dates in April. Harvard preferred April 13 or 21 but scheduling was unsettled. Navy officials sought to align with midshipmen rules allowing rowing Thursdays and Saturdays with permission. Harvard later agreed to row on the 21st or 23rd with Navy consent likely, though the 13th date proved difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Annapolis
Wariara Towing
Naval Academy
Harvard
Secretary of the Navy
Polo Player Injured As Horse Falls On Buckmaster
Wisher Wissington East Lakewood NT reports WS Buckmaster of Hariingham polo team injured when his horse fell during practice. Buckmaster suffered a shattered collarbone and internal injuries, later stabilized at Laurel in the Fines Hotel. Meanwhile Berry & Whitmore defeated Olympia Athletic Club 4 to 3 with Thompson driving in the seventh inning for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisher
Wissington East Lakewood
Buckmaster
Hariingham
Thia
Hotti
Ted
Britigher
Actian
Laurel
Fines Hotel
Buckmasters
Berry & Whitmore
Olympia Athletic Club
Gra
Thompson
Opening Day Sparks South Atlantic League in 1819 Season
The South Atlantic League plans a tense opening on April 1 with veteran stars and rising talent, as clubs from Savannah and Augusta face scheduling restrictions and lively ceremonies. Matchups include Augusta vs Columbus at Augusta, Jacksonville vs Savannah, and Macon vs Columbus at Macon.
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Savannah
Alnee
South Atlantis League
Tenis
Tromter
Soutien
Savanna
Auguste
Brady joins Augusta after Baltimore trial ends
Brady, a leading Brookland Wox mainstay last season, was sold by the Orioles to Augusta of the South Atlantic League. He is considered one of the top swilers in the local ranks and is expected to excel with the Georgia outfit. Baltimore reportedly holds two strings to him and may recall him if he performs well with Augusta.
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Claude
Brady
Wox
Brookland
Ledleve
Baltimore
Oriolé Club
Augusta
Géorgis
South
Cross Country Handicap Race At Glencoe Club
The Glencoe Athletic Club hosted a 3 mile cross country handicap race in which a large field of amateurs participated. WJ Kramer of Acora AA Brooklyn placed 54th, while J J Stach of Pastime AC won with a handicap of 249 and a time of 19 dt.
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New Look
America
Glencoe Athletic
Highlanders Defeated by Newark in Thirteen Innings
The New Loan Americans suffered their first loss of the season, 3 to 2, at Newark. A lengthy thirteen inning game drew umpiring criticism from the visitors, and in the eighth inning catcher Criger was escorted off the field by police after clashing with the umpire.
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Newark
Meagues
Criger
Wilson Sinking After Football Injury at Naval Hospital
Wilson, the Waxy quarterback, lies near death at Naval Hospital after a football game against Villanova. Doctors fear death within a day or two from a fractured cervical vertebra and spinal cord damage. He remains unable to speak, though he appears to understand some words and moves his head. His father and brother are at his bedside. his mother is deceased.
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Annapolis
Masmipman
Wilson
Naval Hospital
Villanova College
Wisdows
Adi Duc Ling
Shengin
West
Covington Ky
Brookland Institute Honored After G U Nine Win Banquet
The Brookland Institution football and other sports teams were celebrated at a University Athletic Association dinner after a decisive win over Georgetown University’s baseball squad last Saturday. Attendees included Dr John Spennely, Coach Peter Noonan, and several faculty members as Brookland emerges as a rising force in college athletics.
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Tha Crach
Georgetown University
Lassera
University Athletic Association
John Spennely
Peter Noonan
Philadelphia Athetics
Chicago Cubs
Spirit County
Brookland Institution
Pestern
Brent
Jeffries training halted by April storm and death in Fresno
At Rowardennan Cal April 10 heavy rain disrupted Jeffries training and a crowd dwindled. News of friend Ful ton Berry’s Fresno death arrived. Jeffries sent telegrams and flowers while continuing workouts with boxing, rope skipping, and wrestling, expressing deep sympathy.
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Naughton Spee al
Washington
Rowardennan
Cal
Ben Lomond
Jeffries
Drex Adams
Jack Wooley
Oakland
Jeff
Lands Berry l
Fulton Herry
Berrys Funeral
Fresno
Jmry Berry
Reulbach Seriously Ill in St Town Diptheria Strikes Acclaimed Pitcher
Reulbach of the Chicago Nationals lies seriously ill at his home in the city with diphtheria. A second antitoxin treatment was given after the first failed to act satisfactorily. His baby daughter, who contracted the disease, relapsed but is now considered out of danger.
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St Town
HW J Reulbach
Chesenga Nationals
Lis
Falier
Senecas Aids to arrange games with 1 year old teams
The Senecas, future greats and undefeated Rosedale Playground League champions, reorganize with players Loveless Clemends Donald South Fong McCarthy Max Wells Van Ness Winte and Boyden. They seek matchups with 1 year old squads, address Bernard Loveless 10 Maryland Avenue NE, and note D and B of Tech beat by former with 8 10 score.
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Senecas
Rosedale
Loveless Clemends
Donald South Fong McCarthy Maxwells
van Ness Winte and
Boyden
Bernard Loveless
Maryland Avenue
May Arrest Players Over Umpire's Calls In Opening NL Game
In Columbus on April 1 the Chicago National and Columbus American Association clubs clashed over a sixth inning spot that Columbus claimed. Tinker trampled an umpire's feet with spikes, Hofman charged from behind in the seventh before being restrained. Moran pitched the final innings as Chicago lost five runs on four hits and two errors. The Chicago club may be barred from future Columbus games.
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Tinker
Arifter Watkins
Hofman
Belnd i
Sessio
Columbus
Ohio
Watkins
Chicago National
Columbus American Association
Stortstop
Quifléidér Hofman
Cincinnati
Watuine
Hytruch
Chance
Moran
Fat Moran
Chicago
Columbu
Jennings Charts Course on Lister Amid Jones Doubts
Indianapolis manager Jennings doubts sending Lister to Chattanooga fearing Tom Jones may fall behind. Lister has shown recent improvement and Jennings wants liquidity for emergencies. He refuses to be deterred by Crawford’s ankle issues and may still release Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Tom Jones
Washington
Indianapolis
Lister
Chattanooga
Crawfords
Drake
Autoists Narrow Escape in Motordrome Crash
In a dramatic motordrome meet race the Apperson Jack Rabbit car rolled over after a turn, throwing Carey King ahead as Harris Hanahue was pinned under the steering wheel. Both men were hospitalized with bruises but no broken bones. The Isotta finished with a new record 252068, beating the previous 420298 mark set by Robertson in a Fiat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isgla
Hanshue
Livingstoner
Laniers
Apperson
Calvertoner
Isotta
Atlenia
Robertson
Fiat
Baseball Results from Southern Central Eastern Leagues
Baseball results show New Orleans New Orleans team losses to Boston 7 2 while Memphis defeats Pittsburgh 4 2 and Dayton loses to Houston 10 9. Detroit edges Terre Haute 2 0 and Buffalo beats Louisville 5 3 in other central and eastern league games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pittsburg
Dayton
Terse
Waute
Terre Haste
Central Jeague
Americat
Cetra
Unclear long list of names and places for Jamestown area
A fragmented OCR list names and places including Jamestown Osorian Amorat Nora Watea Jack Ban Deris Ward Hin Panique Gretude Mankalmer Pirepe Deudor Ping Aeed Os Jobo Carral Lois Cavanagh Pensacola My Witty Lady Masi Petite Punks May Jene Bretitehoot Janke Pook Flo Fico Colonel Austin The Ram Thorne Crom Tannle Jacksonmile Marie Hyde Roseburg Dr carentas Mt Whale Oquelge Pedigrée Sértha Fiyihy Gaiters Amanda Lee Auli Roe Filabellan Rolly Gulimen Jane Swift Couey Edwin L Pinte Hoorey
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Jamestown
King Aandale Osorian Amorat
Nora Watea
Jack Ban Deris Ward Hin Re Panique Gretude Mankalmer Pirepe
Deudor Ping
Aeed Os Jobo Carral Lois Cavanagh Pensacola
Masi
Jene Bretitehoot
Janke Pook
Austin the Ram
Thorne Doclér Crom
Tannle Jacksonmile
Marie Hyde
Enustan Roseburg
Carentas del Urin
Mt Whale
Aleon Doe
Amanda Lee Auli
Roe
Rolly
Gulimen
Jane Swift
Couey
Edwin L Pinte Hoorey
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Sidney West
Dunlap & Co
Haughton
Sevral
Twining
Swatfest
New York
Jeaterdas
Sditon
Vre Wahstan
Thange Hall
Ening Te Cocker
Wo Bagon
Dr Wagel
Baumann & Tsl
Wachington Cas Ak Tha Ste
Maryland
Werdnesday
Terr Torr
Justi
Bureau of Statstics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Howeset
National Electrical Supply Co
Jw Spa
BhRin
CLUB
Rota
Lynch
Batt
McAleér
J ED Gaillo
John Heidler
Nationial League
Patroha
Jima Steelser
Herdlet
Perdon
Tony Cause
Los
Eaze Heydler
Klings
McAleer
George Browne
Browne
Richmond
NAVY
Hahn & Co
Con Mek Ste
Eliasse i
Léison Todiy
Avetsta
T Ross
Cones Homie
Im Bay
Ric Yoward podeLopo
Yeeney
Bedade
G. U
Athletic Association
Baines
al Raines
Celtic Park
Pat Dikeeh
Matt Malotes
Yonkers
Mungava
Congressionala
Minnings
Independence League
Congressionals
Marquette League
McDevitt
Twinings
King
Gebel
Yeeks
Periheum
Ninth
Feltow G Berry
Fresho
Tal
Boilermaker
Caup
Dilek Adams
Adams
Gatland
Het
Earh 3
Orlock
Farmer Burns
Burns
Armstrong
Union Stars
Stanhope Athletic Club
LeDroit Tigris
Ivy City Giants
Teddybears
Shamrock AC
Davis Ar Cara
National Hotel
Brewer
Chronger
Herbert
Nokes
Cristi
Knott
Crank Bentley of
Duffey
Clifton
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Cliften Boys
Lion
Grea
Fermer
Lurays
WC Chambers
Boy Armstrong
Teffries
Rowardsnnan
FW Swanton
H ¥ Anderson
Santa Cruz
Bfe Kehsler
San Francisco
Randolph
Pat
Maurice Sar Ber
Herbert Choynskt
Reulbach
Kiscaga
B of Tech
Huntemian D Technical High School
Maryland Gonzaga
Spartan Athletic Club
Quinn
O Leary
Parcell
Spartan
Tigers
Allantics
Brady and
Alle
Prank Paul
Arth Street
Billy Baunam
Frank Paul
Barvern , Horn
Paul Ward
Franklin Kendrick
James Gros
Harry Racoosin
Weld
Wied Rabureauch
Henderson
de Moree
Little Tigers
Dick Graves
Tinker and Hofman
Chengo
Pongo
Combs
Beomys Moran
Archer Lebhuet
Cerlsch
Easey
H.W
E. B
J D, Burns &0,, Inc
Fourteenth Street
Tunirede
Sultings
Newgorn & Green
F Street
Tallore
Fust
W. Eiseman
Haas & CO
Darber
Ross
Meyer
N. W
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Atlanta, GA
Niewsrapnrhe
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