Navy May Play Princeton In Annapolis Next Season
The Naval Academy negotiates a football game with Princeton to be played in Annapolis next season. Indications point to a heavier schedule with stronger opponents overall. Princeton may fix the date around Harvard plans, with final dates awaiting agreement on the Army game. The Navy prefers the Saturday after Thanksgiving while Army wants the Saturday before Thanksgiving.
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Catholic University names Woods as baseball assistant manager
A special meeting of the Catholic University Athletic Association at McMahon Hall elected James E Woods of Schenectady New York as assistant manager of the baseball team. Woods, an inexperienced new hire, previously held a similar post at Manhattan College and is well regarded by students for his executive ability. The appointment follows a large candidate pool and will start after holidays. In other action Princeton beat Baltimore Medical College 35 to 23 in a basketball game at Princeton New Jersey.
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Ten_Mile Open Handicap Cross Country Race
John G Stecker of the Washington Grove A A and James D Mahoney of the Memorial A C plan to run the Cross Country Club ten mile open handicap from Battle Monument to Electric Park January 2 at 2 30 o clock. The route covers Fayette Lexington Fulton Pennsylvania avenue Brown's Hill Reistertown Road Park Heights Belvidere to Electric Park where four laps on the half mile track complete ten miles. The Amateur Athletic Union sanctions the event with handicapper adjustments. Entries close December 24 with H C Elphinstone or M J B McDonough. Dickinson College officers listed include President John L Felton and Treasurer Ernest H Be Carthish.
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McAleer Faces Possible St. Louis Magnate Rise
News from the American League meeting centers on Robert L. Hedges potentially selling his 65 percent stake in the St. Louis club and James A. McAleer tied to a magnate bid. McAleer admitted knowing the purchasers but refused further comment, while Nationals manager was linked to a cash offer for Jack Flynn if waivers are secured.
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Lynch Re elected as insurgents win their fight
National League insurgents force a single year term for Thomas J. Lynch while defeating a move to extend his term. Murphy-backed Lynch nomination secures staff changes as Boston club sale proceeds to new owners for 130000 dollars. Tenney expected to manage with Lake as scout, schedule talks with American League, and interleague plans rise amid baseball’s governance reshuffle.
Baseball Leagues Conclude Meetings with Schedule and Elections
The league approved a 14-game opening program with April 12 start in both East and West and a closing date around October 7 in the East. Charles W. Somers was re elected vice president and several teams named 1911 directors. The Baseball Writers Association elected officers with Joe Jackson as president. Attendees dined at the Hotel Wolcott as talks continued on traveling scorers and other business.
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Cathedral Quint Defeats Business High by 28 to 0
National Cathedral school basketball team wins at Business High School gym, led by Todd and Crane with strong team play. Business’s Schramm and Rathbone strong on offense and defense. Also notes Business Intersection League games prior under 12 minute halves with Donahue Shephard and others.
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Ball Players in New Role in Pittsburg Stamps Sale
At noon tomorrow Christy Mathewson and Chief Meyers will sell Red Cross stamps on Pittsburg streets to aid the Tuberculosis League. They will stand at city hall steps to urge public purchases, with Mathewson noting the usefulness of the effort and Meyers pledging to endure the cold for the cause.
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No Game With V P I College Topics Says Elevens Won't Meet
Special to The Washington Post from Charlottesville Virginia December 4 The editor of College Topics says there will be no Virginia V P I football game for several years despite calls from fans statewide He cites unsportsmanlike conduct by V P I in the last meeting and notes Virginia has recently defeated Carolina and A M while V P I has only one All South Atlantic pick The piece portrays a tight national state rivalry and the desire to crown a state champion each year.
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Tommy Burns Injured In Railroad Wreck
Former heavyweight champion pugilist Tommy Burns was severely injured in a Seattle Tacoma Interurban Railroad collision last night. He sustained arm and head injuries with possible fractures and will be bedbound for an indefinite period. Burns had recently recovered from a prior left limb injury in a Vancouver lacrosse game and now faces likely permanent incapacitation as a professional fighter.
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McFarland Attell Bout Postponed Over Club Choice
Chicago reports that a ten round bout between Packey McFarland and Abe Attell is unlikely this month due to failing to agree on the host club. McFarland has signed with the Fairmont A C while Attell favors the National Sporting Club of New York.
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