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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1908

Page

8

Rettig Rides Great Race to Victory at Bay District Meet

Rettig dazzled with a masterly ride on Collector Jessup to win in a dramatic stretch. Weir presses winners, Kennedy shows a strong second to Wap, while Kokomo Belle Kinney and others led the hot favorites to top finishes in a colorful racing card.

Jessup Weir Captain Kennedy Wap Washington Post San Francisco Cal R. L Thomas Shilling Los Angeles Chipmunk Billy Bowlegs Respect Melty Rosario Hazlet Rettig Rlt Ning Deverich

Miller Chosen Captain as Penn State Varsity Captaincy News

Williamport’s Albert Miller, substitute quarterback, is unanimously named captain of the University of Pennsylvania football team for 1909. Williams College and Georgetown notices follow, with varsity letters awarded to fifteen men and coaching plans undecided amid a pending captain race.

Philadelphia Albert Mier Willameport University of Pennysylvania Miller Cornell Bracke Williams Williamstown Mass Helgidare Couke New York City Withams Turkle Georgetown University Athletic Association Georgetown College Linch Lowney O' Rourke Dis Lager Conniff Sitterding Deckman Palen J. Zitegerald McNulty Maher Wymard Lynch Minha Stuart Carter Wigshail Stehlman Mulien Murray Aas Leon Ecaming Sason Themh Chariey McCarthy Boston Amlccarthy Griy

Time-suppressed pace records dominate trotting board hearing

National Trotting Association officials heard a string of cases on time suppression and identity disputes at a Washington New York dispatch. Fannie Bowers 3:17 pace at Altoona was challenged for a faster mark with a 2:15 1/4 that the judges refused to alter. Evidence included testimonies from Cassidy Laydin and others while photographs aided identifying Red Mike. Creighton Girl’s owner Whitehead offered fluent testimony amid double entry charges and protests at Birmingham.

National Trotting Association Red Mike Whitehead Washington New York Board of Review Fannie Bowers Altoona Shaw Charles H. Cassidy G. W. Laydin Cassidy Laydin Association W. P. Merrill Merrill Salem Ohio Lucy H Joan Gaines Lange Collins Monongahela Atlas Ted Apple Mount Morris H. M. Hatfield Mount Vernon Ben Itehead South Creighton Birmingham 8. Whitney Macon Hen Whitehead White River Addison County Agricultural Society Middlewury James Farley Plattsburg Iudex Judex Deal Middlebury

Spitball Rule Debate Faces Major League Baseball Boards

Sporting comment discusses efforts to ban the spit ball at New York meetings, noting difficulty in enforcing a moisture delivery rule. Grillo argues most owners oppose the pitch yet lack compliant pitchers, while predicting minor leagues will bluff about reforms and stressing the impact of team success on player effort and aggression.

J. ED Grillo Jemista New York Mjor Eastern League American Association Ors | Oma Cie St. Tans Cincinnati T Lei Merkle Mary Athleties Spain

Cubs Chief Calls For Spitball Abolition At Meeting

Chicago after New York meeting next week, President Charles W Murphy of the Cubs intends to press for outlawing the spitball. He urges a rule forbidding moistening the ball before delivery and supports a three ball rule to aid hitters while removing the nuisance and spectacle.

Washington Post Chicago New Charles W. Murphy Cubs New York Lwin Dudos Bagebaly Lalso Meschess

John B Taylor Dead Leading Pennsylvanian Runner

Former Pennsylvania standout John B Taylor died at home from pneumonia. He won Olympic and collegiate events, starred in the four mile and relay, and after graduating last spring pursued racing and international competition. An earlier Cuban evening featured a 260 attendance with multiple races and encores at Abameylares park.

Philadelphia John B. Taylor University of Pennsylvana Uphaid Pnemnonia Taylor Ueversity Pennsylvania Tayiye Penneslyeeila Jsmme- Aistely Munter-Miler England Vranre Hugland Cverse Havana Dee Abmevilares Park Cuban Basing Association Dana Governor Pow Phyllis Son Eustacian Acconé Lady Martines Yrereeke Arrond Gronats Chief Hayes Carraugh Heruda Gnita Renall

Maryland Shellfish Commission to finish surveys by spring lease

After consulting Capt. C. Yates of the U S geological survey the Maryland Shellfish Commission will continue surveying under the oyster culture act until Dec 1. Western shore bottoms at St Clements and Bretons Bay in St Marys county remain unsurveyed. Winter work will produce completed charts for leasing in spring. Cow kicks starts $2 500 blaze in Washington Post dispatch from Annapolis Md Dec 2.

Washington Post Annapolis C. Yates Geological Survey Maryland Shellfish Commission St. Clements Bretons Bay St Marys Comuiasion and Fig

Sporting Sidelights on Baseballs Offseason Moves

A column reviews recent baseball news including Merkle and a rule dispute, star players like Ike Paye and Katehel, and Bat Nelson's dominance. It notes management changes with Clarke Grafth in Cincinnati, Krebe’s situation, and Dreyfuss’s frictions with Pulliam. Rumors swirl about Murphy, Chance, and the World Series scalping inquiry.

Ike Payke Ketehel Pnt Wal-Ix-Vared Wudsingers Bat Nelson I! Tuer Wien Wlan Whitadelphia UN B. Johnson Amergue Ience Barney Dreyfuss Charles Ebbstta John T. Brush Pulliam

Wagner Receives Four Thousand Dollar Auto Club Prize

New York December 1 The contest committee of the Automobile Club of America held an informal luncheon for Savannah race drivers. Cash awards totaling $4900 were distributed in canvas bags with double castes. Wagner topped with the largest share, Hemery received half that, and others earned $1000. Foreign drivers praised the reception. Chairman Morrell announced a gold medal souvenir for finishers and placed ads for the three cars on the track.

New York Automobile Club of America Today Savannah Wagner Hemery America Morrell The Automobile Club of America

S. S. S. Promoted as Cure for Contagious Blood Poison

A brief promo explains S S S as a safe non mineral cure that removes the virus from blood, contrasting with mineral tonics. It asserts symptoms include ulcers, hair loss, swollen glands, and copper colored spots, and offers free home treatment book and advice from Swift Specific Co. Atlanta.

S. S S. S.S Swift Specific CO Atlanta, GA

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