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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1924

Page

14

Sprint Two Georgetown Teams at Franklin Field Relay Meet

Georgetown and Cambridge compete in sprint medley and distance events at Franklin Field. Rival squads from Penn State, Harvard, Yale, Ohio State, and others join a program featuring the two mile international race and a crowded pentathlon, with top sprinters such as Argus and Spanglee aiming for record times.

Cambridge America Erle Liddell Rainhurst University Starc Marshall Lowe Penn State State Collage Conway Torrence Heltfrich Great Mach Kanas Argue Guckman Yale United States Nual Trademy Princeton Geormerian Columbia Holy Cross Thei Flying Scotchman Posaman Syracuse Clarke Irins Washington and Jefferson Frieda Chicago Johna Ond Pittaburgh Snyder Ohio State Planaky Georgetown Ss Oyten Florida Georgeton Yale Holy Cross Rodco Johns Hopking

Kidwell's Letters Finish First and Second at Shenandoah Pup Trial

In Winchester Virginia on April 24 Frank Kidwell of Washington owned a white and orange setter dog by Palladio Jr Modern Mary that won first honors. His litter sister Fall of Washington also owned by Kidwell took second in the first annual puppy trials meet of the Shenandoah Valley Field Trial Club amid a full day’s program at Greenfield near here. Brase, by Doe’s Frank Lady Marie Delmar owned by Joseph S. Work of Luray took third. Medford and Hop of Washington won over Medford J. The type appearance was his first.

Winchester Brass Palladio, Jr Frank Kidwell Washington Fall Kidwell Shenantoah Valley Field Trial Club Greenfield Here Doe Tarie Delmar Joseph S&s Ork of Luray Maryland Eoer Medford

How Its Majors Oxtrang Frisch Infield Play

A fragmented account describes a baseball infield decision with a fast runner on third. It argues the best play is the third baseman fielding and touching the ball then throwing to first for a double, faster than relay to second then to first. The piece critiques common misplays and praises direct throws.

Avor Thia Ion

Georgetown and Virginia Eye Penn Relays Showdowns

Georgetown faces strong challenges from Virginia and Maryland in the Penn Relays mile and half mile events with Yale and Northwest entering as potential threats. Key matchups include Hellfrich of Penn State against Georgetown’s Marsters in the final half mile and a South Atlantic mile relay that could hinge on Virginia’s quarter-mile legs.

Fischer Trophy Presented to G W U at GWU ceremony

The L A Fischer Trophy was presented to George Washington University by the Analestan Boat Club and the Bachelors' Lawn Tennis Club at a Wednesday ceremony. It honors Louis Albert Fischer and will award the class with the most points in annual interclass field meets. Joshua Evans spoke of Fischer's life, Washington born in 1864, district sportsman and rowing trainer. President Lewis presided. Dr G K Burgess and bureau of standards scientists attended.

George Washington University Louis Albert Fischer Department of Weights and Measures Bureau of Standards George Washington Analestan Boat Club Bachelors’ Lawn Tennis Club Joshua Evans Fischer Washington Lewis G K Burgess Bureau of Standardsy

Martina in Form Beats Macks In Tight 4-3 Win

Martina, a former Senate pitcher, masters the Athletics as the Mack s score late to break a four inning drought. Burns held strong on the mound for the Athletics, while Martina and the Mack s capitalized on timely hits including Prothro scoring on a Judge fly. Hale’s two runs, including a homer in the sixth, kept the game close.

Martina Macks Athletics Pelican Burns Ruel Prothro Peckinpaugh Burne Dohny Judge Simmons Rice Gostin Fisher Miller Hale Marlina Strand Paul Wal Hauser Peck Simmona Washington Zahnisar

Virginia Relays Team Prepares for Penn Carnival

Virginia's mile relay squad left for Philadelphia to defend the South Atlantic title at the Penn Relay Carnival and compete in the national open event. Georgetown looms as top rival for the South Atlantic crown while Yale and Holy Cross stand near in the national draw. Charlie Castleman leads off with Jed Irvine, Frank Talbott, and captain Marshall Bohannon anchoring after a tri-meet win over Navy and Syracuse.

Penn Georgetown University of Virginia Penn State Cambridge University Bristowe Yele New Haven Hellfrich Marsters Brooks Sullivan Holden Hilltop Philadelphia Virgina Castleman Irvine University Virginia Virginians Harlottesville Navy Syracuse

Navy Lacrosse to Feature Big Weekend of Games

Annapolis Md April 24 Rivalry with Johns Hopkins highlighted as Midshipmen prepare at Homewood field Baltimore George Findlayson and Carl Cullen lead a fast paced drill focusing on speed and defense. The big program includes rifle match against Maryland State Rifle Association at noon tennis Plebes vs Bevern School baseball Varsity vs West Virginia Imcrogse Plebes vs Baltimore Polytechnic tennis Varsity vs Swarthmore and rowing Navy varsity and junior varsity vs MIT over the Henley course.

Annapoliz Anttel Johns Hopkins University Homewood Field Baltimore Midshipmen Carl Shaggy) Cullen Washington Boy George Findlayson Maryland State Rifle Association Plebes Va. Bevern School University of West Virginia Baltimore Polytechnic Swarthmore College Navy Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Triple Tie in Shoot For North Car Title

Pinehurst N C April 24 The North Carolina State championship trapshooting tournament opened with 100 targets of the 16 yard title event led by Matt R Long Henry Page and Paul Earle in a trio tied at 96 The top shooter Allen C Phillips of Fredericksburg Va hit 80 birds in 100 after a rough start and a strong finish

Pinehurst N. C North Carolina Matt R. Long Henry Page Paul Earle Allen C. Phillips Fredericksburg

Bucknell Alumni Honor Moran Guest of Bucknell Alumni NYC Dinner

Bucknell Alumni Association of New York announces Charlie Moran, National League umpire and Bucknell football coach, will be guest of honor at a May 6 dinner. Speakers will include John A. Heydler, Christy Matthewson, and Emory W. Hunt. Also notes local inquiries for Midgets and Eastern A A seniors seeking games with details given.

New York Charlie Moran Bucknell University Bucknell Alumni Association of John A. Heydler National League Christy Matthewson Boston Braves Bucknell Emory W. Hunt

New York Defeats Washington in 4-1 Contest

In a 1904 sports recap, New York pitchers edged Washington 4-1 while Washington and Lee toppled Columbian University of Washington 14-3. Noble allowed eighteen hits as Rube Waddell pitched a shutout for the Philadelphia Athletics against Boston 2-0.

New York Washington Washington and Lee Columbian University of Washington Noble Rube Waddell Philadelphia Athletics Boston

Mother Goose Breaks Track Record in Win

In a noisy Havre de Grace event Sam Ross' Lollipop led before Smoot pressed and Byng surged to victory as Gold Foyle held second and Vicaire placed third. South Breeze ridden by Burke faded to fourth amid a cautious field. Duke John finished second from J R Skinker’s Stable.

Sam Ross Lollipop Smoot Byng Gold Foyle Vicaire Jess Havre de Grace Burke South Breeze Duke John Atable J. R. Skinker Washington Leaside

Colored Clerks Open 1924 Season on May 1

The Colored Department Baseball league will open its 1924 season May 1 with a game between Treasury and Ward Navy. Eight clubs compete, with a bright outlook for the campaign and a detailed schedule listing Treasury, GPO, Vet Bureau, and other teams in matchups throughout May.

Colored Department Baseball League Treasury and War Ard Navy Campaten Tresaury Ec W. Aod Emgr Ve. G. F .Treasury Treasury Halfway Mail Halfway Mail, 7—P 0. Ve. W. and N Bureau Ae Treasury Ve Bureau G. P.O Va W Treasury Va N. Va Beg- G. Va Buresa Ilwey Mall Breau P. O Va. P. O Register Becister Mall C. P. i Baglater Trewary Burean Va N, Va

Golf balance guidance for level stance from Jim Barnes

Dear Mr Barnes discusses why a level stance causes a high draw or pull. The reply notes weight over the right foot shifts the swing height and suggests balancing with the left leg and steady side to side balance at the top of the backswing. Also mentions letting the right side follow through and avoiding finishing with weight back.

Mr. Barnes Faiilute Jim Barnes The Bell Syndicate, Inc

Tech High Rout Alexandria in 12-0 Victory on Memorial Grounds

Tech High overwhelmed Alexandria High 12 to 0 on the Memorial grounds. Pitchers Batson and Smith combined for a strong effort as Tech boosted star players McCormick and April with two hits each and key fielding while Dulin and Batson contributed on the mound.

Dumanity Alexandria High Monument Grounds Smith Talller Tech Virginians Dulla Batach Taw McCormick April Abri L Wilson Zohn Terpo Dutin P O Batson Totela Alexandria Bagi Jaiman Tew Wileson Zaki Dulin Dave Langford Rector Batson Langton McGann Wilson Bobye Hunt Zahn McGean Belle Palle Tee Ianings Dulin F Bateson Bateon Bataco Tew Bolin Swan Dove

Syracuse Crews to Annapolis for Navy Rovat May 24

Syracuse University coaches said they will take only varsity and junior varsity crews to Annapolis for the Syracuse Navy race on May 24 and stay through May 31 for the American Henley at Philadelphia. Washington rumors of a triangular entry are dismissed. Hilltop AC to meet Ramsdot on West Virginia Avenue. Northern A. C. Juniors beat Hastern A. C. 7 to 0, Heffer pitching for the winners. arrangements via Buddy Holland.

Syracuse, N Ten Byck Syracuse University Annapolis Syracuse Navy Philadelphia Washington Hilltop Hilltop AC Ramsdot West Virginia Avenue Neal Street Northern A. C Hastern A. C Heffer Buddy Holland Columbia

Firpo Challenges Romero After Silent Break

April 24 Buenos Aires reports say Luis Firpo split his silence to challenge Quintin Romero for a South American title match in the United States. Tex Rickard signed Romero for a Madison Square Garden bout with Floyd Johnson in May, with Firpo possibly facing the Romero winner later to meet Harry Wills or Dempsey in September.

Rickard Madison Square Garden Tower Quintin Romero Romero Romero Rckard Firpo Marcel Niles France Niles Marcel Luis Angel Firpo South America Battler Firpe Johnson Walf Dempsey Floyd Johnson York Luie Argel Firpo Athentre Suddely Tex Rickard Madison Square Garden Romero-Johnson Harry Wills Jack Dempaey

U S Rugby Entry Impresses French

The American Olympic rugby team impressed the French committee and federation after recent games with Davenport and Blackheath. The U S squad showed stronger tackling and better finishing across the field, though French players outpaced on some moves. Tivoli Midgets seek opposition. manager Burton Ellis will arrange matches.

Paris Devenport Blackheath Tivoli Burton Ellia Columbia 4068

Quotations on effort and fame from By George Sisler

A collection of brief maxims about energy, timing, publicity, learning, and success. Wells of advice contrast practical drive with caution, noting that speed of intellect and measured risk aid progress, while rain checks and obscurity hinder achievement.

George Sisler Walter Johnson Christy Walsh

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