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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1909

Page

22

Brewers eye Amos Strunk in bid for Browne

Milwaukee plans to retain Amos Strunk after loan to the Brewers and keep plans for Browne with Philadelphia next season. Washington Post reports manager Mack intends to hold Browne with the Nationals, while Strunk is expected to be a regular with Philadelphia after a loan last season.

Strunk Brewers Philadelfina Mack Washington Post Liwaukee Wis Browne Washington Jams McAleer Bis Ming Browne The Nationals Amos Strunk Philadelphia

Seiger Edges Burns In Lightweight Bout At Eureka Club

Special to The Washington Post. Seiger of Denver won a decision over Soldier Burns of this city after 15 rounds. Seiger, stronger and ragged, dominated rounds when Burns fought back, punishing Burns at the kidneys while Burns relied on covering up. Breunabkan SEIGER gets decision. McGraw refuses to waive on Shaw of the St Louis Nationals per Connie Mack and Magesy McGraw.

Cording Connie Mack Magesy McGraw Shaw St Louis Nationals McCloskey Breunabkan Washington Poat Baltmore Joe Seiger Denver Soldier Burns Eureka Minvletic Club Uind South Seiger Burns Deyverke Seliger

Automobiles and Exhibits Highlight Washington Post Show Coverage

The article covers an automobile exhibit with boats and engines, featuring C D Davis as Racine Boat Manufac uring agent, and details on various craft. It notes sales and staff movements including LJ Drake from the Wilson Company and Vivian Spencer Dist eau joining Dupont Sales. It describes a transit of a ton to New York for the Grand Central Palace show and mentions a HOB Terry delivery of a Washington car.

C.D Davis Racine Boat Manufacring Company Muskegon Enlieltght Teiuae Conoet LJ Drake Wilson Company RC Wilson Wisen Company Washington New York Grand Central Palace Grand Centra Palace

Corbett Plans Secret Fights Behind Closed Doors in Jeffries Camps

In Chicago and Washington, Jim Corbett reveals a secret training regimen for his match with Jack Johnson. He says both fighters will train privately with signals from aides, avoiding any public viewing. Corbett predicts intense early rounds and tests Johnson’s endurance while Jeffries stays cautious under his advisers.

Apedal Washington Post Chicago Jim Jeffries Jack Johnson James Corbett Jeff Jett Johnson Jeffries Nin J ED Grillo Wreetutle Jack Johnson Tay Pont Jefries Munch Jeffres Jim Corbett Joe Gan Gana Gans

Central YMCA and Washington Central Meet in Dual Swimming

Swimmers from the Philadelphia Central and Washington Central YMCAes will contest a dual meet tomorrow at 4 PM in the local association pool. Seven individual events and a relay are on the program, with evenly matched squads expected to provide a close meet.

Philadelphia Central Washington Central ED Yarde Philadelphia Clk Schaal Washington Rutherford Walk Phliadelphis Ayers Crawford Cutts Hoprarty Brunner Schrenk Ebasl Weahington Wood Phiadelphis Seoul Stewart Fo 'Fardu Breant Stoke Vieth and Scott Stelzer Stone Phila Bee Ford Wood Ang Heferes Stuart WB Hudeon F A Cody E Barker R Jose WJ Thacher C E Beckett H W Long B Smith Tenney Hansen C A. Watson

Yale President Hadley Defends Football Worth

President Hadley of Yale argues football, despite injuries, directs youth away from rowdyism and drinking. He notes sprains are minor compared with gains, and suggests a universal rule changing possession each down to curb mass plays, though colleges favor strong final games.

Hadley Yale Washington Post New Haven Conn Yales Wedas Boya

Matinee Speedway Event To Feature New Year Racing

Washington speed brigade plans New Year matinee at 2 pm to showcase cutter riding and road turnout. Prizes likely for best two classes with emphasis on equipment and appearance. Previous carnival notes on turnout and proper harness described. Toronto set ice racing carnival opens January 2 with $1500 prize. New York and Readville track owners eye major league dates.

Washington Speed Brigade BF. McCaully Charles Hardy Thin City Baltimore Old Black Boy Toronto Canada Toronto Driving Club New York Andrew Welsh

Wolgast to Fight Frino If San Francisco Bout Fails

Battling Nelson says Wolgast must fight in Frino, Milwaukee, or no match. He claims Hester’s Club in San Francisco can host a long bout after obtaining permission to hold a lengthy fight in France, challenging Wolgast’s fear of a 45 round battle.

Wolgast Frino Miwaukee Pugilist Ninrr Hester San Francisco Nelson France

Tugkerman Wins at Golf Consolation Prize in Pinehurst

Pinehurst NC December The sixth annual holiday golf tournament ends with W J Condon of The Wikagil Club New York capturing the Presidents Cup from W K Gillett five up and four to play Condon also defeats C H Matthieson Ardsley while Gillett beats WC Johnson Carnegie club 4 up and 2 to play Tuckerman Chevy Chase wins first division consolation from Brett Brookline 6 and 5 Whitcomb Dunwoodie takes second division trophy Johnson Springfield Ohio wins consolation Towle Jackson Park Club wins consolation final Condon beats Gillett 5 and 4 in final

Pinehurst Oj Condon Wikagil Club New York W. KE. Gillett Condon C. H. Matthieson Ardsley Gillett WC Johnson Canvehtook Club Matthieson Johnson Tuckerman Chevy Chase Hudson New Suffolk Long Island Brett Brogiine J . C. Rumsey

Chicago Invasion In Major League Row Predicted

Special to The Washington Post reports major leagues eye a Chicago invasion amid power struggles in Milwaukee and Chicago clubs. The piece notes O'Brien and Havener are silent while Tebeau faction and Toledo Columbus interests shape a looming conflict. New rules committee under Griffith will meet in New York to draft league alterations.

Washington Milwaukee Wis Havener Milwaukee ‘American Association Club O'Brien Association American Association Western League New York Chicago Chivington Goesip Tebeau Hope St Paul Minneapollis Weve Louleville Kansas City Toledo Columbus Teloma Civington

Harmony Out of Discord Promises Cleaner Athletics

Jaméa B Sullwan former AU president outlines a new era for sport uniting East and West. He calls for a supreme court of appeals in sport and an international board with universal rates and regulations as American athletics expand and national championships move westward from Seattle to New Orleans.

Schola Saya Safwan New York Jaméa B Sullwan Sullivan Supreme Court of ‘Appeals Seattle New Orleans Chicago Presi

Royal duckpin tournament rewards standout total

In the Royal duckpin tournament last night, a standout three game total of 35 led the field with grand-stand filies placing first. McClire Regand Farrow and Rider followed with solid point tallies as Delaney was named coach of Iowa State University track team.

Bose Duckfin League Hynderbolts Tornatoes Willams de Sol Aldetich Kogvies Landere Rascinen Cononatee Horan Ryor Iy Milchot Migauley Tolan Michand McClire Farrow Rider Ricketts Delaney Iowa Boston Jeremiah D Delan Iowa State University

Taft Relatives Buy Philadelphia NL Baseball Grounds

Mrs Annie S Taft sister in law of President Taft and wife of Charles Pratt of Cincinnati becomes owner of the Philadelphia National League ball park. Deed filed showing title in Mrs Taft not her husband with a price around 220000. John I Rogers and A J Reach transfer title. Charles W Murphy represents the purchaser Charles Patt named as buyer. lease details for 5 years with option to buy at year twenty.

Philadelphia Annie Sinton Taft Taft Charles Pratt Cincinnati John I Rogers A J Reach Charles W Murphy Chicago Ely Charles Patt Recorder of Deeds’ Office National League Baseball Club

Dorando Pietri Sets Return Marathon Plans in San Francisco

Italian marathoner Dorando Pietri, last seen collapsing in London, sails from Southampton with manager Tipano Pietri to meet Johnny Haven in San Francisco. Dorando aims to race 5 to 15 miles against Shrubb, then proceed to Buenos Aires before returning to Italy. Also notes Arthur Evans signing with Lynchburg Virginia League team and Philadelphia Nationals adding pitchers Humphreys and others.

Hayes Frisco Washington Post New York Dorando Pietr London America Dorando Tipano Pietri Southampton San Francisco Johnny Hayen St .Ives Shrub Shrubb Italy Buenos Aires Tity Lynchburg Geta Evana Arthur Evans Baltimore Evans

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