Fogel Visits Noyes as McQuire Eyes Phillies Game Plans
Philadelphia magnate Fogel met with President Noyes in Washington to arrange spring exhibition games and travel for the team. Donohue was released to Minneapolis gratis after stating desire to move on, with Washington denying further action.
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Virginia Vs Georgetown Tonight In Sideline Preview
Georgetown hosts Virginia at Dad Fellows Hall in an evening basketball game. Rivalries, trades, and lineups are in focus as Gibson, Rice, and the Georgetown prep squads prepare to challenge a tied or improved Virginia side.
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Subscriptions to Have Electric Score Board in Chicago
Chicago report says President Murphy of the Chicago Nationals closed a contract for an electrical score display at West Side park behind Tight field. The 200 by 36 foot board will show at bat and base status, outs, and strikes for spectators. Murphy leaves Thursday for New Orleans to handle spring training affairs for the Cu sanad.
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Lajoie to Play First as Cleveland Names Infield Trio
Special to The Washington Port Albion Mich Feb 1 The Cleveland American League club will open the 1910 season with Lajoie at first Turner at second Nicholls at short and Bradley at third manager Deacon McGuire announced. Substitutes Stovall Neal and Perring provide depth in case of injuries as McGuire plans a strong regular infield and versatile bench to cover all positions for spring practice.
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Cartmell Returns Home After World Sprint Feats
Pennsylvania former track captain J N Cartmell arrives in Philadelphia aboard the Merion after a voyage from England November 26 last. Since leaving the U S he endured 160 races meeting Walker Kort and Postle and claims victory in all but the one Walker won by six inches. He won the world amateur 24 yards title at London on July 3 defeating Kerr by three yards in 22 seconds. Also notes Paddy Carroll fired as Phoenix Club matchmaker and Cornell’s J J O Connor failed winter exams.
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Jack Johnson Indicted for Assault in Saloon Fight
Special to The Washington Test New York February 1 Jack Johnson the negro prize fighter was indicted today for assault on the second degree. He got into trouble on January 20 in a saloon at 253 West Thirty-fifth where he disputed a drink with Norman Pinder of 26 West Ninety-ninth street who says the heavyweight punched and kicked him. Johnson is out on bail. The maximum punishment is five years. Johnson's counsel plans to produce the pugilist in court tomorrow to answer the indictment.
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Fitzherbert Sold for 40000 to Taylor in Turbine Deal
Fitzherbert, the 1909 turf champion, was sold by Hildreth for 40000 dollars with 35000 from future winnings, transfers to Frank M. Taylor. Charles Kohler is suspected to be behind the purchase, linking to Uncle and other horses. The sale marks a major thoroughbred deal, as Fitzherbert had dominated East racing with 84144 in earnings and multiple stakes wins.
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Rifle Club elects officers at GWU meeting
George Washington University Rifle Club elected officers last night with R. Truesdale as president Ti Butwan as vice president J. O. Vandergrift as secretary W. Hansen as treasurer and J. R. Fehr as captain. Members train hard for the upcoming match with Towson State University near Thursday night and show bright local prospects.
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Refuse Two Events Sporting Comment by J Ed Grillo
A brash sporting column discusses pennant histories and player trades, noting how teams rebuild after long gaps. It covers Taylor's bold reinvention of a Boston story, boxing purses drawing interest, and possible Johnson Jeffries confrontation amid legal woes.
Washington Track Team Misses SAIA Meet Schedule Change
Manager Faton of George Washington track learns late that SAIA cannot notify in time for two events at Con vention Hall. Pole vault and 2 mile run are moved to Federal and Georgetown meets. Indoor championships will be held in Washington and Baltimore.
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Organized Professional Five To Play Nearby Pro Teams
Washington's Organize Professional Five, featuring Bonaviers Haas Sanulno and Will Hendiboe, will clash with out of town professional units in coming months. They scheduled games against York and Harrisburg, Pa., on February 11 and 12, and will practice at the National Guard gymnasium with National Guard Basketball League teams before the big trips. Further contests in the city are planned.
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Beaumont Traded to Cubs as Nationals Star Joins Chicago
Chicago moves trade with Boston sending Clarence Beaumont former Pittsburg and later Boston player to the Cubs for the coming season. Fred Liese pitcher and outfielder goes to Boston with a cash consideration in the deal.
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High Prices at Fasly-Tipton Sale at Madison Square Garden
New York buyers pay record averages at Fasly-Tipton Company winter sale in Madison Square Garden. L. V. Harkness, in Kentucky stock, posts a top average of 815 for 492 two-year-olds, with prominent buyers including Senator Bailey of Texas and trainer Uncle Mike Bowerman. Walnut Hall consignments, Moko bloodstock and Prodigal offspring draw strong bidding. sales highlight key yearlings and mares with prices up to 2,000 for breeding potential.
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White Sox Sign Two Recruits to Contracts
February 1 at White Sox headquarters reports two more signings for the club. Warren Gill from Minneapolis agreed to terms as first baseman and John Collins also secured a contract, with President Charles A. Comiskey approving the deals.
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