Georgetown Quint Beat Virginia Locals in Trial Push
Local team lists 29 men for trial as Ohl leads with a signed contract. National League clubs eye Joe Ohl and Havik with hints of second chances for Havik and Oberlin. Conroy Kelley and Crooks compete for infield spots while Slattery and Hardy must prove they can hold their own.
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Georgetown Quint
Virginia
Stcher Ohl
Hiw
Havik
Oberlin
Qut
Street
Rapp
Killer
Hardy
Slattery
Fohe Conroy
Kelley
Crooks
Joe Ohl
Jobtown
Noyes
Ohl
Noyest
Haviik
Peoria
Phe
Joe Cantillon
Havith Fle
Street Rapp
Slattery Hardy
Killifer
Johnson Walker
Gey Groom
Reisting Foreman
Havirke
Witharia
Browne Milan
Leliwelt Miller
Gessier
Unalaub
Schaefer McBride
Elberfeld
Conroy Yahe
Dawns
Local list of players and positions teased in fall
Fragmented notes name players by position such as catchers and pitchers and outfielders for a team. It references 28 men and hints at finality of roster decisions and possible big league prospects with scattered names and incomplete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grillo
Ana Seacom
Nywlers
Wwe
Rae
Nous
Playera
Aly
Pete
Oman
Teague
Riage
Serko
Johnson Says Not Guilty In Assault Indictment In New York
Jack Johnson heavyweight champion pleads not guilty in general sessions court to assault charges brought by Norman Pinder. He is released on $2,500 bail while served with $20,000 civil suit papers. Johnson’s supporters laugh as he comments on his “dangerous weapons” hands and vows to appear when needed.
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New York
Buffalo
Sewinst
Washington
Pst
Focal Sporting Whan
San Francisco
Tex Richard Sould
Lolth Jeffs
Prekard
Surmivan
Puailists
Packard
Wathdrinw
Torfort
Hin Tg
Ae “Ud
Sith
Victory for Gray in Royal Tor billiard tourney
Clay Gray won the Royal Tor billiard tournament last week defeating Wolfe and Limpett 160 to a. He set a new amateur Washington record with an average of 712. The win puts him ahead for the handsome trophy. a victory over Hickey next would secure the title. Returns Noonas to Wilkes-Barre as of February 2. Baseman Nan Nan of Wilkes-Barre transfers to Baltimore Eastern League back to Wilkes-Barre club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
Royal Tor
Wolfe Hs
Noonas
Wilkes-Barre Fallimore
Noonan
Wilkes-Barre
Georgetown Triumphs Over Virginia In Fast Basketball Duel
Georgetown defeats Virginia 32 to 2 in Odd Fellows Hall in a fast, evenly fought game. Key players include Colliflower and Kearne for visitors, with Reed Rice and Schlosser delivering for the Blue and Gray as Georgetown finally seizes clear control in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jt Colliflower
Kearne
Georgetown
University of Virginia
Odd Fellows Hall
Jones
Virginians
Kearna
Virginia
Rice
Martin Callisoner
Schlosser
Blue
Gray
J Collisewar
Schlusser
Martin
Spratt
Meg Jones
Aehiox
GE Kotlutowar
Fred Iyaas Ce
Hearne
Me Foster
Automobiles and Show Industry Notes from Early Show Season
Fragmented report covers automobile licensing, dealer activity, and a forthcoming show. Mentions Fob fak Motor oootthn and Ep iW, license numbers, pasteboard IDs, and the need for year round car use. Describes dealer stocking, winter sales, and expected growth of next year’s show with potential Southern and manufacturer participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fob Fak Motor Oootthn Sk
Virginia To Run Second Team In George Washington Indoor Meet
Virginia will not enter its varsity relay squad against Cornell and Swarthmore, instead running a faster second team. The plan shift aims to provide two crack relay events, despite claims the Georgetown track was too small for a three‑team race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore
Wall
Cornell
Virginia
James E. Sullivan
University of Virginia Seceyston
George Washington
Eaton
Virginia Track
Toran
Wus
Charlottes
Pennsy
Kale
Horses Under Hammer in New York Sale At Tasig Tipton
A brisk sale at Tasig Tipton company gale in New York features about 200 horses from Is Mudson River stock farm and other consignors. Prices ranged with Oakland Vrionar selling high at original figures while Oakland Mirthime and Baron Oakland drew strong bids. buyers included Chester W Lasell and JOS Murray. The event highlights trotting stock, sires, and a notable old stallion The Laird.
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New York
Slades
Tasig Tipton Company
Gale
Searls
Jack Ruppert
Min Piap
Poughkeepsie
Fye Fom
Mudson River
Oakland Vrionar
Laron Wilkes
Pilot Vidhan
Daki
Baron
Oakland
Lobor
Chester W Lasell
Whitnavies
Mas
C Jackson
Boston
Pratka
Lasell
Dr Tanner
Cleveland
Billings
Lela
Laird
EH Harriman
Jos Murray Robert Davis
Toronto Brewer
Judge Parker
Harry Hersey
Savage Minn
Baron Wilkes Jr
Ape
Midshipmen Rowing Dates Announced for Navy Season
Annapolis Md dates set for Naval Academy crews with Princeton, Columbia, Georgetown and Syracuse on schedule. Harvard and Navy crews in talks for a late April race as the season opens April 30 against Princeton, the first intercollegiate regatta since Carnegie Lake's completion. May 7 Columbia, May 14 Georgetown, May 21 Syracuse with additional races for second and fourth-class crews to be arranged. Coach Richard Glendon arrives to begin practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Princeton
Columbia
Georgetown
Syracuse
Academy
Harvard
Carnegie Lake
Navy
Pracuse
Richard Glendon
Georgetown 5 Start Indoor Work As Weather Delays Outdoor Drill
Georgetown 5 baseball candidates met for an initial year meeting with Captain Murphy and Manager Brown. Indoor practice begins Wednesday for catchers and pitchers, weather permitting. A mix of new players and veterans, including Gray and West, form the core as prospects for a strong team emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Harry Brown
Capt Murphy
Caight Teenan Oconno
Wiltron Malone Murphy Callahan
Bakzer West Bullen
Oconno
Pely Menefee Gray Dugan Hunt
Tom South
Harbor
McGuire Sets Plan to Weaken Naps for Season Comeback
Jed Grillo notes Cleveland will rotate players to blunt injuries and field strength. McGuire aims to keep nearly an entire infield on the bench to cover for absences, shifting Lajoie to first and Turner to second. The plan seeks stability after years of setbacks and hopes to bolster batting with Michells and Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed Grillo
Cleveland
Naps
Witches
Eres
Homium
McGuire
Tegular
Lajoie
Turner
Lasoie
Pasiton
Secazione
Permants
Michells
Harvard and Yale to Row at New London on June 30
Harvard and Yale finalize arrangements for their annual rowing clash at New London Conn. The main race starts at 4 oclock with freshmen rowing at 10 AM upstream from the yard to Red Lop and the varsity fours racing after the freshmen two miles upstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Yale
New London
Cambridge Mass Tech
Conn
Railroad Bridge
Railroad Ridge
Tentative South Atlantic League Schedule For 1810 Season
The schedule outlines games across Augusta Macon Savannah Columbus Jacksonville and Columbia with dates in August July and September. The plan places key matchups including Augusta at Columbus Savannah at Columbia and Macon at Jacksonville while committees review at Augusta.
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Moon
Entatre Schelle
Hag Acer
Directora
Amnual
Augusta
Colembia
Msson Jacknonvilig
Annal
Savannah
Tambuy
Macon
Nlumba
Avanbah
Massa
Columbie
Carkeony
Humbla
Meco
Glancul
Zacha
Columb
Mayet
Jack Vrenvie
Calan
Javhat
Colimins
Mazod
Facksoasill
Nlumbus
Climbia
Columbus
Jerhanny
le Augusta
Columbia
Auguste
Maran
Cubanbus
Jacksonylle
Seruunal
Clumbia
Savanhay
Mle Waren
Simon
Sasanmah
Jackonrile
Chinmbur
Otsie Auguma
Savanna
Jacksonvilla
Colimbus
Columbius
Barannah Tackeom
Dacksonvile
Auguta
Calumiue
Jackonville
Columbue
Five Giants Sign With New York National League Club
Five Giants sign with the New York National League club. Marquard Merkle and Dilfelder join the fiat squad to travel south. Herzog and Tenney stay with the second squad. The annual spring meeting of the league is expected here around February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marquard
Gatener Behlefioney Andl
Merkle
Dilfelder Herxox
Marquard and
Fiat
Schte
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Pinder
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Jett Bospess
Sealy Te
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Uisterthe Sane
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Fermit
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Claude Miller
Miller Brothers Auto
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John R Thomas
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Baltimore City College
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City Ont Athletic
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Cigma Cot
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Hansthan Reiss
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Sporting Comment
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Albaughs Theater
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Joe Turner
Frank Lynch
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California
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Ballmore
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Ava
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Washington, D.C
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Louis Bush
E Street
Newcorn & Green
St. N. W. Merchant Tailors
Anturdas
Wm. Hahn & Co
Pa Ave
Sporting Goods
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Inc
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Hood
Sarsaparilla, Lowell
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Washington Post Building
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