GRID STARS DO WELL TRAINING PROVES AN AID TO LIFE
Walter Camp’s all-time eleven members illustrates postcollege careers in business law and politics. The piece lists Frank Hinkey, W H Heffelfinger, Tom Hare, John De Witt and others now in industries from brokerage to publishing, with notes on public service and family ties.
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New York
Aug
Walter Camp
Frank & Hinkey
Yale
M Lola
Jim Rodgers
Isos
Harvard
Mae Walk
W. W. Heffelfinger
Minnesota
Taft
North Star Wholesale Shoe Company
Republian Partics
Cernany Schatz
Michigan
Fort Wayne
Ind
T. Trurton Hare
of Realty, Hedge & Hare
Philadlphia
Hare
Philadelphia
Nege Stores
Buner
Radnor
John de Witt
Pinceton
Iit
Princeton
Thomas L Shevlin
Shevlin
Split twin bill as New York tops Chicago then loses second
New York and Chicago split a doubleheader with New York winning 4 1 in game one and Chicago 5 1 in game two. Pitcher Lange limited Chicago in the opener as Hughes was hit hard in the first game. Walsh faltered in the nightcap after five straight New York singles produced five runs.
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Chicago
New York
Stallings
Hughes
Lange
Walsh
Zeider
Meloan
Laporte
Dougherty
Knight
Farnokel
Reach
Zwilling
Austin
Sweeney
O Sullivan
Qeange
Cree
Collins
W Alsh
Wid Pick Walsh
Evans
Collifower
Secund
Daniele
Olerench
Waltei
Zelter
Loaio
Tage
Olmstead
Neventh
Walter
van Tamnehutl
Metoan
Zelder
Fisher, Young
Glmstead
Collistower
Young
Walker Holds Nationals to Five Hits in Final West Trip Game
Detroit defeats Washington 3 to 0 as Walker and Willett duel until a costly sixth inning rally. Cobb hits a pivotal inside-the-park style double, scoring in the sixth while Elberfeld misplays a throw on a triple by Schmidt. Reisling finishes strong in relief, and Washington never threatens.
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Elberfeld
Reisling
Walker
Washington Pont
Detroit
Mich
Tigers
Jimmy McAleer
West
Cobb
Willett
Johnson
Dixie
Rattlers
Delahanty
Tyrus Cobb
Brownie Gessler
Killifer
Crawford
Bush
Moriarty
McBride
T. Jones
Sam
Schmidt
Gessler
Charley
Nationals
Washington
St. Louis Stone
ANHOA
Boston
Gardner
Hartzell
Killiter
Kleinow
OlCotHios
Bradley
St Louis
Newnam
Griggs
Schweltzer
Criss
Porter
Stailes
Collins
Hailey
Struch
Hy Bailey
Batler
Louis
Perrine
Oarsmen Exit National Capital After Regatta
Oarsmen load shells and depart Washington after the regatta, citing travel costs and the need to move boats. Reports detail doubleheader losses for St Louis and Boston, commentary on club finances, and notes on press boat trouble and signaling failures.
Ten Eyck Quits Coaching At Wisconsin Regatta Future
Edward H. Ten Eyck resigns as Wisconsin rowing coach and may cause the Badgers to skip the Poughkeepsie regatta. The veteran skiffman failed to produce sustained varsity wins, with only the 1907 freshman victory and a 1907 Syracuse and a 1908 Washington win noted, leaving questions about his coaching effectiveness.
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Glendon
Washington
Datantn
Wisconsin
Washington Post
New York
Edward H. Ten Eyck
Badgers
Poughkeepsie
Ten Eyck
Foughkeepsie
Syracuse
Madison
Riverdale Nine Defeats Washington Aided by Errors
Riverdale Maryland August 14 The Married Men's team of Washington lost to Riverdale nine by 9 to 5. Finnegan pitched well but received poor support with seven errors behind him. Saunders pitched steadily for the winners. Le...
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Riverdale
Washington
Finnegan
Saunders
Nationals Welcome Tigers in Home Stand Opener
The Nationals return home today in sixth place and host the Detroit Tigers in the first of a local series. Detroit has been tough for Washington, but the team believes it can climb in the standings with strong play, as they have on recent road stretches.
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Potomac House
Red and White
Salcie Quy Lelemis AL Loy
WUUTG
Potomacs Ag Reat
Cloelia
Anish
Togal Committee
Miller
New York Ailetic Club
Philadelphia
Paris
Cummings
Worcester
Natonal Association
Nationals
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Detroit
Tigers
Jennines
Aleer
Johnson
Mullin
Baseball
Hugh Fullerton
Noted of the Nationals to Detroit Open Date Demand
Detroit Aug 14 President Navin will seek an open date when Detroit is forced to travel to Washington. Attendance shows fans skip dinners for 1 pm games and midweek crowds are small. Fielding notes highlight plays by Henry Schmidt and Moriarty. Tom Jones recent hitting form noted. Simmons sent back to Rochester. Walker’s odd pickoff attempt described.
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Washington Post
Detroit
Mich
iNavin
Washington
Ball Park
Henry
Schmidt
Walker
Crawford
Gessler
Elberfeldt
Tom Jones
Teven
Milan
Moriarty
Nationals
Fowler
Johnson
Beckendorf
Washington Battery
McBride
Shortston
George Simmons
Jennings
Rochester
Tigers
Southern regatta idea gains support figures
A Baltimore speaker clarifies motives behind forming a Southern regatta association. Backers argue fixed dates avoiding conflict with Northern regattas could boost aquatics south of Mason and Dixon line, balancing Southern presence at major events and spurring rowing enthusiasm in the region despite past lack of growing interest.
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Williamson
Baltimore
Middle States
Washington
Minor League Scores Across Leagues and Exhibition News
American Association results list St Paul Milwaukee Fire Columbus Toledo and Kansas City matches with first and second games noted. Eastern League shows Newark, Jersey City, Rochester games. Western League games Omaha Topeka Des Moines Wichita and Lincoln vs Denver. Virginia Athletic Club defeats Olives 13 to 10 in a free-hitting exhibition. Barney Oldfield to tour the world with Honolulu debut planned, $2000 weekly pay, late November start under Cof froth and McIntosh.
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St Paul
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee—Fire
Omaha
Topeka
Des Moines
Wichita
Bioux
Livex City
St. Joseph
Lincolna
Denover
Lincoln
Virginia Athletic Club
The
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Va. &.C. Abhoalj
Abhoare Evans
Usemerith
MeIntyre
ClErkendot
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Maddox
GiSullivan
Nmvers
Tinyu $ Hillary
Virginia A. C
Batls
Oi Burch
Zimmerman
Zimerman
Burch
Reynolds
Stuart
Gallagher
Eckendorf
Semerick
Eckenedorf
Sullivan
Hillary
Nan
Belt
Howard
Piteher
Bureh
Megers
Dugan and Smith
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National Electrical Supply Co
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