Tome School Football Dinner Honors Team Leaders
The annual Tome School football dinner was held at the Inn with J A Knight as manager and Hertram I Davidson captain. Speakers included Dr Thomas S Baker Betram L Davidson and coach Charles W Mayeser. Attendees listed span multiple states including Maryland Pennsylvania New York and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Port Depogit
Tome
the Inn
J. A. Knight
Williamsport
Hertram I. Davidson
Lancaster
J. Archer Smith
Havre de Grace
Roger M. Wood' S
Duluth
Minn
Frank W. Howman
Minneapolis
Chicago
S. Vaughn Hulse
Newark
N. J
Ralph M. Willams
Pittsburg
C. ¥. Hancock
Dubuque
Iowa
G. V. Handy
Bay City
Mich
W. ¢. Price
T. 3. Wandling
Scranton
W. C. Collier
New York City
Elon Foster
Brooklyn
D. W. Bell
A M. Cheabrough
Toledo
Ohio
Myron © Bagley
Port Depoult
Charles W. Mayeser
Thomas S. Baker
Betram L Davidson
Henry Osbourne
Tome Alumni Association
R. §. Bates
8. E Osborne
Toma School
Georgetown Freshmen Quint to Open Season at Alexandria
Georgetown announces a freshman basketball season opener against Lyceum Athletic Club in Alexandria tomorrow night. Manager Bone schedules games with local clubs and schools after holidays, with possible Virginia freshmen and navy plebes contests as forerunners to the Georgetown Navy game at Annapolis. Capt. King, an ace goaltosser, will guard, while Trumbull Duffy Lamberton Bergen and McNulty compete for forward and guard spots as the Blue and Gray Trees face Business this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Lyceum Athletic Club
Alexandria
Bone
Virginia
Navy Plebes
Georgetown Navy
Annapolis
King
New England
Trumbull
Duffy
Fordham
Lamberton
Bergen
McNulty
Honor Dr W A Lambeth Named Member of Olympic Committee
Dr Wm A Lambeth of University of Virginia gets appointed as a member of the American Olympic Committee for 912. The fifth Olympiad will be held in Stockholm in September that year. The committee has 100 American members led by Frederick B Platt with vice presidents J P Morgan Edgar Winthrop George Gould Caspar Whitney and Bartow S Weeks, all of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Wm. A. Lambeth
University of Virginia
Stockholm
America
Frederick B. Platt
Brooklyn
J. P Morgan
Edgar Winthrop
George Gould
Caspar Whitney
Bartow S Weeks
New York
Bezdek to Coach Michigan Aggies
Bezdek, former Arkansas coach, accepted the Michigan Agricultural College post succeeding C. L. Brewer. He was a 1910s Chicago University fullback and is tied to a noted coaching career. W. W. May, University of Illinois sprinter on the Olympic team, is seriously ill with diphtheria and hospitalized at County Hospital ward for contagious diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bezdek
Michigan Aggies
Lansing
Mich
Arkansas University
Michigan Agricultural College
C. L. Brewer
Bezcek
Chicago University
Chicago
W. W. May
University of Illinoise
London
Georgetown University Basketball Team Suspended 30 Days
The South Atlantic Association Amateur Athletic Union registration committee suspended Georgetown University for 30 days starting December 3 for playing a game with a Baltimore Medical College player who was suspended for professionalism. The captain was warned beforehand and a hearing held December 8. Memorial Athletic Club of Washington was suspended two weeks starting December 9 for using unregistered players against Alexandria’s junior Sodality Lyceum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Atlantic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Georgetown University
Baltimore Medical College
Georgetown
Washington
Memorial Athletic Club
Sodality Lyceum
Alexandria
Mount St. Mary's Quint Defeats Harrisburg Training School
Mount St. Mary's opens the season by beating Harrisburg Training School 19 to 13 at Emmitsburg. Captain Sheridan injured early, leaving the game. Mount St. Mary's standouts include Malloy Quigley Engel, while Harrisburg’s Brooks and Simonetti excelled with long shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Training School
Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary's
Sheridan
Brooks
Simonetti
Harrisburg
Malloy
Quigley
Engel
Suramary
Mr. Liddy
Pine Ie McMorrin
Baltimoreans Face Rovers Tonight In City Matchup
In the Baltimore M C A gymnasium tonight the Baltimore Central M C A reserves meet the Rovers of the local association. The Baltimore five boast an undefeated season and the Rovers show improvement in recent games, promising a strong contest at 8 32 p m with a listed lineup featuring Peters Hanna Laprink Eat Peters Valk Smith Bronfeld MeKat Dremenstock and Donald Strausbauch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltmore Central
Rovers
Baltimore
Washington
A Peters
Hanna Laprink
Byrbabe Caren
Eat Peters Center
Valk F. Smith
Bronfeld LG MeKat
Dremenstock Pole
G. Smith
Harvard Versus Princeton Football Plans Likely Set
Princeton proposes November 11 for the Harvard game while Harvard prefers November 4 to prep for Yale. Princeton’s 1911 schedule may extend two weeks with two extra games, dropping Lafayette and the Carlisle Indians, and adding Navy or Army and Rutgers plus a Southern college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Haughton
Harvard
Yale
Lafayette
Carlisle Indians
Navy
Army
Southern College
Rutgers
McAleer Fails to Buy St Louis Franchise Offer
James R McAleer eyed a St Louis franchise for about 600000 with 300000 cash, but could not meet the price as the Hedges controlled stock and a valuable ballpark. Comiskey and Johnson favored McAleer. talks shift to pending bids from Ewing brothers and Messer Hall Hodgdon, with league actions looming on Monday or Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ss. Jackson
Washington
New York
Jameses R. MaAleer
Francise Holder
Robert L. Hedges
St. Louis
Kiddes
Hedges
American League Committee
McAleer
Washington Club
Comiskey
Johnson
Youngstown
Comaskey
Hodges
Teague
Mound City
Ewing Brothers
Messer
Hall
Hodgdon
Ben Adkins
Messrs
Farrell
Pay Streak wins Kenilworth feature at Oakland
Pay Streak easily drives to victory in the Kenilworth handicap at Oakland as Jest falters at the start and Shilling edges Garner in a late clash. Tender Bloom swerves into Prestolite in the final furlong with Prestolite winning by a nose. weights for the Oakland Handicap listed, with Bubbling Water top at 119 pounds and others assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tender Bloom
Washington Post
San Francisco
Oakland
Ken Qeworth
Mitten
Shilling
Prestolifé
Bubbling Water
Ensfield
Spellbound
Jim Bassey
Arases
Raleigh P. D
Prestolite
Shiing
Garner
Summer Trio
Glass
Red King
Pardr Boy
Maxing
Velmat
Ruemax
Bell Litt
Copper City
Aja
Dondvan
Blrechbaum
Miss Plenic
Gargan
Quality Street
Taplin
Sepulveda
Braxton
Gypsy Girl
Boonie Bard
Maertin
Tony Faust
Shirling
Caplan Burnett
Marburg
Fulletta
Payatreak Csiing
Jest
Shooting Spray
Rxdike
Prank Fartalso
Young Belle
Nattlea Ae
Martie
Nebulosus Bat
Time
Evian
Dargia
Jake Éleoran
Juarez Race Day Results and Early Baseball News
Five and a half furlongs winner Bona leads Pit-a-Pat second and Count Da Orn third in the first race with a time of 1 08 1-5. Sempronium wins the second race at one furlong, followed by Bonnie Prince Charlie and Biscus. Sterling takes the six furlongs race with Moekler second and Flying WoW Gturphy third. Jacquelin wins the fourth race at one and one fifteenth miles as Doranta places second. Hxe cuts claims the fifth race in five and a half furlongs with Chapultepec second and Det Crusader third. Fred Mulholigny wins the one mile sixth race with Lightwool second and The Peer third. In baseball news, Cranston is sold to Wilkes-Barre, Ebbetts misses the National schedule, and Keeler moves to the Toronto club. Comiskey and Johnson linked to a Cobb-Lajoie scandal and Fielder Jones angle are discussed along with the Chicago meeting for the league dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
American League
Johnson
National League
Lynehux
Messrs. Lynch
Dreyfuss
Heydler
Ebbets
Brooklyn
Neyes
McAleer
Washington
Lynch
Boston
Harris
John
Tenney
Fred
Garry Herrmann
National Commission
Messrs
Brush
Herrmann
Lockers
National Today
American
National Association
Warrell
Enor Jiminez
Havana
Cuba
Billy Evans
Nawoenw Cotweaun
Cincinnati
Hoerrmann
Dale
Dallas
Cleveland
Sacramento
Pittsburg
Smith
Jacksonville
Athletics
O'Neil
Elmira
Treasuries
Auto Contenn
Andy Coakley
Chicago Cubs
Doescher
Farrell
Billy Kiem
Horace Fogel
Breslin
Charlie Carr
Utica
N. Y
Duke Farrel
New York
Chase
Tim Jordan
Joe Kaltey
Toronto
Crimshaw
Louisvile
Barberich
Boston Americans
Providence
Montreal
Johnnie Knight
Comiskey
Hugh Duffy
Chicago
Bona
Benschoten
Rettig
Count da Orn
Ganz
Gebnecht
Vanity Fair
Quicksiver
Look Friar
Sempronium
G. Keogh
Little Marchmont
Burna
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Biscus
Grace Golden
la ‘Dexter
Dave’ Montgomery
Personality
Banethel
Lawn Dale Balto
Sterling
Molerworth
Moekler
Moore
Flying Wow Gturphy
Dartworth
West Point
Jacquelin
van Dusen
Doranta
Molesworth
John Lovie
Hxecuts
Rettle
Chapultepec
Lander
Det Crusader
Nick
Heb Lynch
Doc Allen
Fred Mulholigny
Lightwool
Keogh
Allen
Hoyle
Lanz Lecht
Hemisalga
Ebbetts
W National
Brooklynite
Sonere Fines
Tia
St. Louis Club Purchase Committee
Youngstown
Willie Keeler
New York Natonals
New York Americans
Wilkek-Barre
Cranston
Denver
Today's Racing Entries At Oakand Track
Racing entries list from Oakand with six races, sellers and hurdles. Entries include horses such as Roy T Is Ackerly Cenique Look Out Yellow Foot 111 and others across six races with weights and purses noted.
Unclear Names List From Historical Notice Seeks Clarification
A long garbled string lists numerous names and terms such as Galene Gale Roy T Cantem Lord Clinton New Capital Busy Man Ossabar Altares and many others. Details, context, or connections are not provided in readable form to identify a single event or outcome.
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Galene Gale
Roy T
Clinton
New Capital
Ossabar
Altares
Eadie Mott
Buckthorn
Col
Jack
Molesey
Treasure Seeker
Dave Walter
Eecantive
Oswald B
Graces G
Minnedocia
Juarez
Fred Easey
the Pippin
Cofytto
Roberta
Gen
Marchmont
Lomond
Sigurd
Ben Bad News
Barney Giagala
Jacksonville
Maria Hyds
Anns
Madeline L. Uarotte
Morning Song
Tippy
Monty For
Firewood
the Whit
Aylmer
Rogman
Sandman
All Red
Mapleton
Galley Slavs
Egro
Camel
Merman
Georgetown Star Player’s Brother-In-Law Weds New York Heiress
George Walsh of Georgetown confirms his sister’s marriage to Wille Hoppe, the world billiards champion, who eloped with Mise Alice Walsh in Baltimore at Cardinal Gibbons residence. Walsh denies rumors of Hoppe saving his sister in Atlantic City and notes his family’s initial opposition due to age. Hoppe plans billiards exhibition at the Royal on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walsh
Georgetown
Wille Hoppe
Bilardist
Mise
Alice ‘Walsh
New York
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Walsh
Hoppe
Nfs
Atlantic City
West Ninty-fifth Street
Albert
Thin
the Royal
Georgetown to Play Yale on Hilltop April 18
Georgetown and Yale will meet on April 18 at Hilltop in a baseball game. Manager Ghosby finalized arrangements last night as Yale had not appeared on Georgetown’s schedule previously due to uncertainties about a Southern trip. Harvard’s status remains uncertain with possible Crimson travel south and potential early April games against Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Georgetown
Focal Collagians
Ghosby
Blue Ballrossers
Crosby
Harvard
Crimson
Gornell
Murphy and Moore Battle to Remain Even in Lightweight Bout
New York December 16 Tommy Murphy of New York edged ahead late in a fourte n round bout with Pat Moore of Philadelphia at the Empire Athletic Club. After even early rounds Murphy put Moore on the ropes in the championship finish as the fight ended with honors even.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Moore
New York
Tommy Murphy
Pat' Moore
Philadelphia
Empire Athletic Club
Mercer Captain Chosen By Penn Teammates
Leroy Mercer, All American Penn fullback and star end runner, was selected captain for the 1912 team by his teammates at a meeting held today. Mercer, from Mendenhall Chester County, prepared at George School and earned wide acclaim as a scholastic track athlete with records in sprints, quarter mile, hurdles, and pole vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apedal
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Leroy Mercer
University of Pennsylvania
Mercer
Mendenhall
Chester County
George Bchool
Plans for big bowling circuit league formed
St. Louis officials announced plans to organize a bowling league uniting clubs from St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Detroit and Toledo. The model follows baseball, with five man teams doubles and singles. A meeting will be held in January during the American Rowing Congress tournament. Philadelphia Americans beat Havana by six to four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Detroi
Toledo
American Rowing Congress
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Sidney West
Dunlap Hats
Banquet Tome Players
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m.Kaan Co
Wm.Hahn&Co
Quece “ Cor
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G. U. Five
A. U
MT. ST. Mary's Quint
Baltimoreans
M. C. A. Rovers
Central Branch Quint
Americus
Dr. Roller
Anedal
Gus Schoenlein
Joraight
Dr. BF
Roller
Seattle
Wash
St. Andrews Golf Club
Delmon Feo
Basia
National
Fielder Jonessy
White Sox
Jones
Parker
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Ninth and the Avenue
Musgrave
Trustee
Gross
Detact
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Printers
Evia
Dance Away
Ben Lomond
Settig
Starboard
Obert
Mark Antony II
Davenport
Bodemer
Herbert
Myatifier
Hyde’s Slater
Hearts Fane
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Louis Bell
Lou
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Necon
Gut
Tire
Cano
Bat Masterton
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McCahey
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Lash
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Piet Rage
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Sweeney
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MA Mie Algo
Iss Marjorie
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Ir Hannek
Sara Band
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Butwell
Arondack
We Bel
Pensacola
Miss Cesarion
Athania
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Nettle Carltn
Upe Ward
Pleasing
A. Burton
the Ram
McCarthy
Outpost
Griffin
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Omicron
Harding
Beth Goodwin
Regards
Anderson
Dr. Hollis
Lady Chilton
Burton
Sweet Owes
Grifin
Ida Lackford
C. White
Lr Appelle
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Charley Straus
Lady Maxim
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Dome
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Cull
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Autumn Rose
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Wilkes-Barre
Eiseman Bros
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Eddie Monte
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Elling
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Hight
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Ranaseleer
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David Andrew
Deve Weber
Harry Rogera
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Novgorod
Combury
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Helling
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Bliss
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Bert L
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Haymarket
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Chenault
Temper
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John Marrs
Donalde
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von Laor
Heart of Hyacinth
Red Erie
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Lord Nelson
Tan Bark
Don Hamilton
Seach
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Goodwin
Sabo Blend
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Pro Fico
Grenade
Automatic
Frank Patton
Ringer
Bensonhurst
My Roea
Sach
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T. H. McBride
Louis Katz
Neodka— Jecte
Alice
Whim
Maddling
Vig Hyde
Leontine
Anna
Woolcasta
Moshe
Hasel
Thorps End
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B. T. Shipp
Fred Hasea
Shot
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the Pippid
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Central Marchment
Hidden Hand
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Dick Moss
Polls
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Clatter
Lemond
Spohn
Hue
Signer
Ben Loisca
Oriental Pearl
John Loulg
Bad News
Barney Oldfeld
Shost Order
Sallan
Oskland
Elale van
Zeb
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Grande Dame
Tallow Dip
den Hamilton
Ainger
Ande
Louisats
T. A. McBride
Whip Top
Mertz
Mertz & Mertz Co
F Street
Willie Hoppe
Railroad Y. M. C. &. League
Union Statio
Willlame
Thomas Bennington
Miller
Aliu
Rebby
JE. Origlen
Mutuals
Stee
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Nibbs
Brian
Costello
Amnold
Bennie
H. Oehier
TS Ad
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Chinwe Tagleside
Renyon
Harley
Wolfe
Stanford
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Ricketts
Colonial League
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Merhai
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wRemt. Co
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Baltr
Livingatan
Tote
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Butea
Land
Poobuan
Milovich
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Harimen
Thomas
Lord
Penn
Ron
Philadelphia Americans
Havana Baseball Nine
Frisbie
COOR
John BR
New York Ave
Immoni
Sam J
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AAS &Co
Pa. Ave
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