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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1909
Page
46
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Georgetown Prep clamped down on Western High School in a one sided 36 to 5 victory at the Ryan auditorium. Captain Mallon led the Prep attack with scoring from the line and strong defense, Loeh nd Trumbell starred for the Western lads while Leech, Gore, and Moshli anchored the Prep lineup.
Company H defeated Company C 20 to 10 in an exhibition contest after the regular guard league game was postponed. Poor teamwork marred the play though Company C showed ball handling and promising speed. A meeting was planned to consider admitting Company I, Second Regiment, into the league and to announce eligible players.
Princeton University announces its wrestling schedule for the coming season with meets against Pennsylvania at Penn Station on February 18, Yale at New Haven on February 26, Columbia at Princeton March 1, Washington and Lee at Washington March 4, Navy at Annapolis March 6, Cornell at Princeton March 12, and an Intercollegiate meet in Philadelphia March 18.
Special to The Washington Pea reports President Alderman of the University of Virginia issues a call for a December 18 conference in Charlottesville with school and college representatives to discuss football dangers. A recent Richmond meeting of the Eastern Intercollegiate Football Association proposed shortening halves to 30 minutes total with a five minute rest and divide the game into quarters, keeping downs and timeouts aligned with intermission.
The Cleveland Naps acquired Wilbur Goode from the Athletics in exchange for Simon Nichols. Goode, an Aaron Ohio and Pennsylvania League player, had a strong late season run for Cleveland, helping inch closer to the pennant. Nichols, a versatile infielder, was noted for a solid game at short after arriving from the minor leagues.
Jeffries appears fit and spry at Convention Hall as he trains for the Johnson bout. He declares he is in prime condition, dismisses talk of defeat, and aims to prove skeptics wrong with rapid shadow boxing and mock bouts. He jokes about height, notes plans to train with top fighters, and confirms ongoing preparations despite past rumors.
A touring Jeffries show features Frank etch Roller and Jack McCormick in catchweight wrestling, with Jeffries displaying prowess and a confident setup for a Johnson bout. Local figures, including H H Frazes and R C Vernon, ride the hype, while George Henet backs a win for Jeffries and the party heads to McKeenport for tonight’s exhibition.
Partial OCR text lists horses and odds including Farid Hyatt Golconda Chaawardine Lighthouses St Dunstan Hancock May Curd Orphan Lad and others with various denominated odds and handlers, indicating a damaged betting record or program page from a Lewiston area event.
Lighthouse led from the start and held on to win the feature by a head as McCahey steered Cotytto and Thorn to pace. Montan and Badallon claimed the other races, with Lighthouse taking the fourth race and St Dunstan in a close finish. Multiple horses such as Serille and Lady Adelaide also ran, with odds listed for each.
In Jacksonville on December 3, favorites Lady Court and Golconda faltered as upsets defined a sunlit afternoon. The thrilling second event drew a large crowd despite cool weather, with Alves’s win among the day’s standout moments and several races producing close finishes and notable placements.
Mrs. Tiney Johnson, mother of world champion Jack Johnson, visits Chicago at his new home. She praises her son, notes his leadership in boxing, and says his return for Christmas will bring a large gathering including Lucy, Charley, and others. She remains proud and hopeful.
The George Washington University Athletic Association elected eight assistant managers for football track and the rio team. Officers chosen were President J R Curl Vice President W Powell and Secretary D A Baer. A December schedule for the Business High School team was rearranged and dates set. Carter a jockey died at La Blanca after an injury. he trained race horses for notable Mexican citizens.
Shop advertises Overcoats priced at 16 50 18 and 20 dollars. Features include three-quarter length coats and Automobile Overcoats with military collar, in plain and fancy fabrics. Offers fittings in any style.
E. B. Suits for Men priced at 16.50 18 and 20 headline big value offers. The ad claims the suits are the best tailored and stylish for the money, built in their own factory and sold direct to customers with no middleman profit. New models appear in a wide range of plain and fancy high-grade fabrics.
Oakland results show a chaotic five furlong opener with Arbor Rouse 4 to 1 and Cala 2 to 1 among finishers amid numerous name-heavy entries. Blodla B and Ramble also featured, while race crews, odds, and placements appear tangled in the vintage card.
Starting next Sunday readers may submit questions about automobiles or motoring to the Automobile Editor of The Washington Post. If engines troubles or car parts arise or routes for touring are sought, write and the answer will appear in the following Sunday's issue.
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