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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1908

Page

21

Georgetown Hosts Virginia In Key South Region Clash

The Georgetown University basketball team departs for Charlottesville this afternoon to face Virginia, a pivotal regional duel as both squads seek supremacy. Georgetown has yet to lose this season, while Virginia’s fragile form adds tension to a matchup seen as deciding the region’s championship, with strong press and student turnout anticipated in the arena.

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Penns Wo Mile Relay Team Set For Boston Meet

The Penn relay squad led by captain Gay Haskins prepares for a Boston Club games event. The team, featuring Wheeler, Walker, and other sprinters, aims to compete against Cornell and Dartmouth in the four hundred yard relay with plans to reach the Wyant test and Mount Cochnan entries.

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Syracuse Picks New Gymnasium for Sprites Team

Syracuse officials select a new gymnasium for WaiA, promising a top equipped facility. The structure will be substantial in size, aligned with local plans to host major practices and events.

Jockey Mounce Wins Narrow Drive at Oildand

Jockey Mounce wins at 80 to 1 in a tight finish on a muddy track after a long drive. Hal, Teonaeaine, and other rivals battled for position with several horses fading late in the fourth race. Crowd noted strong early pace and a heavy surface affected many baths.

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Unclear Los Angeles Race Results Record

Fragmentary OCR from a Los Angeles horse racing page shows multiple horses, handlers, and results across several heats and selling stakes. Names like Madeline Mus, Adonis Corrigan, and Monteclaire Hanes appear amid scattered times and placements, with references to stalls and betting terms. The page also advertises a sweater store and a consumer notice.

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SGRATCHES MAR SPORT HAMMOCK BOY IN DRIVE TAKES OPENING EVENT

Hammock Boy in drive wins opening race from Craftsman amid a disputed outcome with third Gratiot, at 25 to 1 and Lee up. Donaldo nose ahead in second race at 1m, Royal Onyz triumphs at 20 to 1 over Talent.

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Winners at City Park race meet with various outcomes

The program featured multiple races at City Park with Hammock Boy and Stoneman among top finishers. Red Gauntlet and Odessa showed strong performances while Import, Graphite and St George also earned notable placements in a crowded card.

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Griffiths Confident In Pitching Staff For 1908 Tigers

Special to The Washington Post Chicago January 31 Clark Griffith arrives in Chicago en route to Hot Springs. He praises the New York Americans pitching staff and outlines plans to use Glade for about a quarter of the games to build depth. He praises Chesbro Orth Hogg Newton and others and predicts a fast, strong team with aggressive baserunning. Ty Cobb says Thomas will bolster Detroit but Cobb will not sign until terms are met.

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Jim McQuire Named Captain for Boston Club Next Season

Boston reports Jim McQuire will captain the club and manage next season while Sheppard is not reinstated. Bob Unglaub did not lead last season. Chadwick, Haskins and McCarthy are cited in the decision. McGuire is expected to handle both duties, with Tom McCarthy set to referee a candlepins match at his alley Wednesday.

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Michigan coach Yost weighs in on new football rules in Pittsburgh

The Washington fielding Yost from Morgantown Va visited Pittsburgh to discuss the International rules changes in New York. He praised the forward pass alterations and supports the rule allowing only the first touch by the passer’s side to recover until an opponent touches it. Special to The Washington Post. The article also notes Sheppard’s reinstatement denial by the registration committee and Boston signs new fielder Cra vath.

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Franklin Field Inadequate For Army Navy Game

Special to The Washington Paw Philadelphia Pa Jan 3 Evidence grows that the army and navy football game may leave Philadelphia The University of Pennsylvania reports Franklin field cannot handle the crowd and the wooden western stand built for seating will not be rebuilt Old Penn editorial argues the stand harms the field blocking track and gym use Authorities reject any agreement requiring an extra stand

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District duckpin record hit by Washington lefty Hal Turner

Hal Turner, noted southpaw stunt performer, set a new Washington district duckpin bowling record. He opened with four straight strikes, followed by three spares, totaling an impressive score of 18. Turner also achieved a rare nine-pin strike sequence and a 69 score in another frame, plus holding the cacked hat mark with seven.

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Yale Coach Faces Shakeup Over Tad Jones Offer

Washington Post reports Yale coach Bis Lush may be punished for trying to lure Tad Jones from college to a professional offer with Cleveland Americana. The move echoes past Harvard distractions and could end Lush's tenure at Yale as officials seek graduate coaching.

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Sporting Sidelights Faint Echoes Of Boshter Arrivals And Trainers

Sporting notes from a New York page rail at weather and pay, mention Dan Kelly breaking records at the Pastime Athletic Club, Cothamites, Ruby Fitzsimmons death, Louisville bowline team, and a New Orleans signing Gunn. The column lampoons sports purveyors, trainers, and upcoming Cincinnati tournament plans amid a mix of names and places.

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Signs Pitching Phenom Draws Washington Sign

Special to The Washington Port Chicago Jan 31 Manager Joe antifian of the Washington team announced he signed Len ne Peterson a monstrous pitcher from Rockford Ill Peterson has not yet seen league service but has dominated independent teams in Iowa and South Dakota with nine no hit games last season He is described as a giant in stature and a blond with Johnson like potential he may become a standout ace for Washington.

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