Ochsenreiter Named Captain Of McKinley Tech Team
Gene Ochsenreiter, junior and fullback on McKinley Manual Training School’s champion football squad, was elected captain of the 1916 team by unanimous vote at a senior banquet. About 250 students attended as officials praised the players and urged immediate spring prep to avoid future academic disqualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Ochsenreiter
McKinley Manual Training School
Henry P. Tilair
Washington Board of Education
Stephen E. Kramer
Frank C. Daniel
Wayne Hart
Owigsenreiter
Ban Johnson Declares Damaged Goods in Walter Johnson Trade
Ban Johnson of the American League called Walter Johnson “damaged goods” after news of his move to the Federal League. The Washington club offered $16,000 a year for three years, and Johnson refused, signaling tension between leagues as the Federal League celebrated signing a top pitcher. The exchange underscores cost, loyalty, and the rising competition among major and outlaw leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
B. B. Johnson
American League
Walter Johnson
Federals
Johnsen
Washington
Ile
Washington Fang
Johnson
Johnu
Clark Griffith
St. Louis
Feds
Pepco Duck League Draws Tight as Teams Quarrel For Position
In the Pepco Duck League race standings show several teams close, with Bookkeepers, Purchasing, and Commercial vying for top spots. Scores and averages displayed in dense figures reflect a tight field as matches progress toward early November, highlighting construction and arc divisions and a trio of five-team contention.
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Goodhart
iUrace
Ais
Commer- Robinson
Bos T
AL Vinta
Commeraclal
Tailender
Us Kraft
Okverte i
Abe Ev
Purchasing
Numsrr Lees Re St Dum
Arc
Construction
Commercia Ak Agttlkes
Sh hUe Hi
Brooks
Turchawing
Meter
Coasto
Grace
Bookkeepers
Samar
Dooy
W. Rowe
Saratg Ben Va
Rev Ake Oop
Telay Sep
Hookkeepera
Purchasing 'S
Georgetown Basketers Ready For Mount St. Joseph Game
Georgetown basketball coach O'Reilley prepares a veteran squad for Mount St. Joseph必 game as practice runs 3 to 5 daily in Ryan gym. Captain Kelly and nucleus including Klauberg Fitzgerald Connolly Donnelly Nash Litighi Conroy Donohue Ohlum Cashion Whitaker Metruire Riordan lead a roster amid renewed student interest and an interdormitory league forming to boost team familiarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Torisersus Basset
Georgetown MW
St. Joe
Uest
Georgetown
Capt
Kelly
Tor- Pele
Besidus
Wil
Mork
Fitzgerald
Connolly
Corcoran
Donnelly
Nash
Litighi
Conroy
Donohue
Ohlum
Cashion
Whitaker
Metruire
Riordan
Ryan Gymnasium
Waltette
O'Reilley
Oelock
O'Relle
Charleston Racing Results Show Mixed Odds and Cloudy Track
A scrambled report from Charleston features multiple race outcomes with prices and placements. Winners include Scarlet and Astrologer among a field of thoroughbreds, with notable contenders such as Charley McFerren and Pat Regan. Weather is cloudy and the track mood remains unsettled across events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacquic
Daddy Gin
Hearthatune
Brandywine
Euterpe
Milton Bleidd
Ferne
Centauri
Col. Holliaway
Charley McFerren
Ben Wilson
Martre
Voilthorpe
Batwa
Big Dipper
Aware
Aiglon
Gerrard
Joe Kaleht
Spann
T Ycar
Patty Regan
Banjodim
Frontier
Red
Local Racing Entries and Prize Details from Today
Entries detail a $3000 two year old maiden with names such as Enilaran Us Virginia and Sto Mharente. The card lists horses Ajax Fool and Hula etc plus bets and placements like 4d reefer and Isabri Mollie Richards. Abrupt typos obscure full card but names Warren vue Tom Green and 8 furlong race noted with prize sums and entries like 97 Ajax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searald
Dly Farlen
Enilaran
Virginia Bie
Wmeechthern
Ne Lark
Andr Saeda
Lop
Laura
Tall & VO
FEA
Seling
Furloige
Resseu
Isabri
Mollie Richards
Tiger Pax
Else
Seitinig
Unclear race card mixed names and titles in Enquirer list
A jumble of horse names and likely jockeys or owners appears in a Cincinnati Enquirer snippet. The fragment lists many proper names such as Grit, Laura, Fool o' Fortune, Supreme, Col. Holloway and others, with no clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
7Reen
Yory Grit
Blackthorn
Laura
Fool O' Fortune
Supreme
Elsewhere
Daddy Gyp
Grable
Centauri
Col. Holloway
Milton B
Big Dipper
1 Atgloa
Joe Knight
Batty Hegan
Nash
Knight
Uncas
Catholic University to Host Yale Basketball Game
Manager Joseph P. Derby announced that Catholic University will host Yale on December 22. Negotiations concluded after a lengthy period, with Yale regarded as having one of the nation's strongest teams, making the matchup a major year end attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Derby
Catholic University
Yale
Vale
Red Fleming of W. and J. Eleven Declared Ineligible
Malcolm D Red Fleming of Belwood Pennsylvania, a three year star halfback and leading captain candidate for the 1915 Washington and Jefferson eleven, was declared ineligible for varsity competition next year by the faculty. One year played at Gettysburg College barred him from further W and J membership. he had believed it would not count. The disclosure led to his immediate removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Washington, Pa
Malcolm D
Red) Fleming
Belwood
Washington and Jefferson
Gettysburg College
Fleming
Crettynburg
Stagg Condemns All Star Eleven Selection Method
Chicago December 3 University of Chicago athletic director Amos Alonzo Stagg dismissed the idea of an all star football team saying no outsider can fairly pick the best players after seeing everyone in action. He urged inviting university experts to submit selections for a composite list rather than a single outsiders choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ailanzo A. Stagg
University of Chicago
University Daily
Stag
AIL
White Sox Sign Chinese Player for Spring Training
Chicago manager Jimmy Callahan plans to bring Capt. Lai Tin of the Honolulu Chinese team to Southern California for spring training as a試 candidate for the White Sox. Tin is reputed to be a top Far East athlete, with Hawaiian records, 190 yard dash in 10 15 seconds, 24 feet broad jump, and solid fielding and batting in trials against the University of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
America
Jimmy Callahan
White Sox
Lai Tin
Honolulu
California
Far East
United States
University of California
As Tin
Cue Experts to Play at Leader Parlors Tonight
W H Clearwater former world champion and George Campbell, another cue expert, clash in a 150 to 125 pocket billiards match tonight at Leader Parlors for a $50 purse. Play starts at 7 p m. In Baltimore Ora Morningstar defeats Koji Yamada 100 to 123 in afternoon action. Morningstar posts averages and high runs of 30 and 132 3 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
Campbell
Leader
W. HH. Clearwater
George Campbell
Parlora
Morningstar
Baltimore
Ora Morningstar
Koji Yamada
Lerzue
Yamada
Navy Lists G U and C U Nines For 1915 Schedule
Annapolis announces 1915 baseball slate listing Georgetown and Catholic University of Washington for two games each with Navy. Army clash set for May 23 at West Point. Yale Harvard Penn plans noted among top East and South teams. Schedule includes many dates from March to May with multiple opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Annapolis
Georgetown
Catholic University of Washington
United States Naval Academy
Tholic
University
Washington
Army
West Point
Yale
Harvard
Pennylvania
Wesleyan
University of Pennsylvania
Penn State
Holy Cross
Amherst
Yate
Cornell
Colgate
West Virginia University
Tufts
University of North Carolina
University of Georgia
A. and Af., of North Carolina
Dickinson
University of Pittsburgh
Catholic University, of
Johnson Leaves Nationals to Join Federal League
Milwaukee, Wis. Walter Johnson, star pitcher of the Washington Nationals, has signed with the Chicago Federal League, abandoning his contract and prompting a legal fight. Manager Griffith asserts a 1914 clause bars the move, while Johnson defends his action as a bid for higher pay. The shift shakes baseball, with Johnson hailed as the game’s greatest pitcher and drawing huge crowds in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Milliken
Walter Perry Johnson
Lta
Griffith
Fista
Johnson
Chicago Federals
Nationals
Grifith Cums
Washington
Outlaws
Chick Griffith
St Anis
Virginia Basketball Prospects Brightest in Years
Virginia's basketball outlook appears strong as a likely five for next season returns intact from last year. Captain Jobeevar and star guard Haw, plus Wellington Stickley and others, highlight a deep roster with Waddell and Rixey contributing as lettermen, signaling a promising year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Washington
Chicottesville
Iveco
Instsou
Universir
Tosa
Jobeevar
Suicinedit
Champbell
Wellington Stickley
Shickling
Kwek
Ivetrick
Sind Niekta
Waddell
Ward
Rixey
Rome
Hrixey
Brooks Opposed as Penn Coach After Player Vote
Philadelphia report notes dissatisfaction with the Penn football program as 14 of the varsity players vote against retaining coach Brooks. The team, under Brooke for two seasons, faced defeats to Dartmouth, Cornell, and Franklin & Marshall. The decision led to talk of a coaching change and a potential new leader after the Athletic Association elects a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Armer Tdi
Brooke
Campadin
Edward Day Harris
Brooke Hay
Athletic Associatio
Hrogoke
Tlis
Fatur
Vanta
Dartmouth
Cornell
Ft - Franklin Wand Marshall
Gan
Indorrell
Uwo Karnes An Sur
Lie Tye
Darton Beare
Faou Kotha
Traxton
Uirealtzes
GGT
Referee Magoffin to Officiate Big Red Cross Game
Magoffin selected to referee a charity football game at American League Park between the Engineers team from Washington barracks and the All-Star Artillery eleven. The event, rescheduled for Saturday December 5 at 2:30, features both teams training hard with the Artillery unit forming a strong unit. In addition, Company M First Regiment basketball defeated Company I 22 to 18 in a prior hard battle with players listed and refereeing by Mr Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
roMb Te
Margy
Paul) Magoffin
South
Engineers
Washington Barracks
All-Star Artillery
Artillery
Company M
Company 1
Holmen Los Oes
Ruttn
Geeals
Rom four—Wargen
Hefcree
Moran
Sinickeeper
Livive
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federal League
Ochsenreiter
TECH
Forsakes Washington Club
Pitcher
Ban Johnson
Chitedts
Weeshman
Washington Club
Walter
Tleague
Weeghman
Sidney West
Wallington Hat
R. Doerner
G. U
Mt. St. Joseph
Charleston
Farvings
Priner
Airtye
SteDhewell
Snedelio
Gunter
Scarlet Better
Sie Frettal
BedBin
Charley Brows
Fred Lavy
Turners
Bere Lida Earle
Upear
Loaily
du Yards
Fis
Mary Son
Wal Tidlowey
Sarwing
Frank Hudseg
Pote
Ty Furlonga
Lather
Vamnin
iXaiytieh
Ted Tose Sand
Aneou
Itedern
Thue Tote
Czar Michael
Mr. Mack
Braveonarder
Grace Bun
TIFT
Saiy Turloogs
Beaucontre
Jan Dryer
Too
Cy Vali
Soto Fares Pita Tau
Bauer
Soto
Trap
Viatbusk
Stevesta
Crisco
Nada Mas
Ai Saurk
Pacralae
Loraile
Harleston
C. U. Five
Red” Fleming
W. and
Gettysburg
Stagg
Honolulu Nine
Navy
C.U
Kansas
Washington Ball Club
Eoes
Acard
Tyrus Ebb
Detroit Star
Grifith
Shultz
Lexington
Edwin B. Shultz
Logansport
Indiana
Washington and Lee
Y. M. C. A. Quint
Lincolns
Lincoln A. M
Pliny
Parker-Bridget & Co
Ninth
Quini—Rixey
PENN
Michigan
Ss. Goldheim & Sons
Seventh St
Mertz
Mertz St
Big Trouser Sale
Morton C. Stout&co
F Street Jaas
Cedar Glen Club Marlboro Pike
Maryland
Geo. W. Coldenstroth
DR. Reed
Seventeenth Street
Tharner
Hou
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