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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1924
Page
15
The article outlines M A opening gridiron schedule with a Sept 27 game, noting a rivalry tilt against Wash ington College at Maryard Park. It mentions dates from September through November, with multiple regional matchups and season outlook.
The article blends early regatta planning details with scattered baseball notes. Players and teams such as Harris, Bluege, Tutzo, and the Detroit and Nationals ties appear, alongside training mentions and poetic interludes about regional sports culture. The piece weaves event planning with worn game-by-game glimpses in a dense, newspaper-card style.
Scattered notes describe a close decision in a nationals game, with managers making last changes and players like Frank Therbe and Lmyre Owens featured. The report hints at strategy shifts and crowding near the end, mentioning various names and a pivotal moment that determined the outcome.
In a frayed Montgomery League setup a tense forest tie resembles a bitter fight as teams battle for position. Bethesda leads by one game over Boydse while Bethesda also faces critical clashes ahead with Racawile and Drkerson looming.
Epinard, the French thoroughbred, prepared at Saratoga on a slow track. Trainer Haynes sent him through a fast trot and half-mile work in a2 minutes, holding at the half in tia seconds as he readies for three match races starting October 1 against American rivals.
Plaza A C announces weekend games with minor teams and players listed for matches tomorrow and Sunday at Washington Barracks and nearby venues. Officials name Rear Tacks outfit and Midgets challenge Southends. manager Pearson directs local activities and scheduling details.
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