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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1912
Page
11
Day's only major upset occurs as Troyweight fails to win. Jdds Ou Cry narrowly misses, finishing third after a late move. Maramara and Lane clash in a tight stretch as contenders battle for position and prizes.
Night pool tournament opened with several matches as Dalite Wanguril and others faced off. Graven defeated Henderson 100 to 0, Trompare topped Wellete, and Thompson beat Harton 1 to 0. Keuger defeated Minnich 100 to 3, advancing in the day’s events.
A Washington Bay document says New York Nationals manager John J M Gray secured Otlo Crandall of Quin te mains for the box. The Amerfio fermie club also received contracts from pitcher Roy Caid Vand Infeley Jon Fitert.
Fragmentary OCR lists names like Carroll, Council, and RAILWAY LINES, with scattered figures and places. Entry references Genoa, St, and Winsigoe, suggesting a municipal notice or local business ledger snippet from a historic issue.
Abe Langley of the American Bowling Congress issues a statement indicating Washington will likely be awarded the 1913 tournament. Cleveland and Cincinnati may enter, but current pleas favor Washington. Leaders suggest scheduling near the inaugural date to make the congress a landmark event. Directors reportedly favor the Capital.
A lengthy entry list shows numerous horses, riders, programs and odds across multiple races. Names include Tack ere agi teuir and Miners across six races with prices and owners like Virginia Lindey and Keng Mosizg. The page also notes Detroit signing Tex Covington and Henry Perry, listing teams and contracts.
Nationals manager Griffith prepares two reporting groups for spring practice with fourteen players first to arrive March 2 and the remainder a week later. Pitchers dominate the initial party with two catchers among the early arrivals. Some players receive exemptions from university courses while camp rules limit late hours and emphasize gradual workload under a picked staff. Elberfeld case cited as puzzling in roster terms.
A Chicago betting note claims odds favor the Nationals beating Seventh or not, with wagers discussing Washington Gandall's moves and a 2012 comparison to St Louis. A bold stake of 9500 was posted on St Louis finishing eighth, while Washington might still win despite minimal action.
Fragmented OCR shows dispute over repayment prospects and possible sales. Mentions Fiberfeld threat to leave salary or become a free agent, with Jacl Tiyan planning a Par in Washington and contract discussions with Griffith. Notes mispelled names and ongoing driver arrangements.
Williams petitions the National Commission asking it to overturn a Virginia League decision. The protest centers on alleged misapplication of league rules and claims Williams was unfairly treated while the Virginia league teams and officials move to the national body. Williams accuses the ruling of violating established baseball governance and seeks relief through the commission.
Former minor league pitcher Vic Willis, now in business, received an offer from Manager Landgraf of the Richmond United States League to join the team. Willis would report every four days and earn $9 per game if he accepts, with attendance at his affairs allowed. He has not decided and eyes a semipro plan last season as a side issue.
Mount St Marys defeats Maryland Medical College 12 to 2 in a clean, well played basketball game. Coaches and lineup details are given with emphasis on teamwork, spectators on edge, and upcoming victories possible after more practice.
Memorial will face Carroll Institute tonight at 8 with rejuvenated lineup after recent reorganization. Despite limited knowledge of strength, supporters say Memorial has strengthened and will push hard to win, featuring players such as Devnet Duncan Canter Hurley Dixon and Donahue. St Louis notes announce Monte Cross, ex Phillies shotstop, has signed with St Louis in the American League.
Dillon appears a strong challenger as he meets Walter Coffey in New York after beating Julie Gardner in Philadelphia. The Hoosier is praised as a fine specimen of Manhood in boxing’s middleweight class and viewed as the standout rival to Coffey amid a field of solid young fighters.
Central High Tome Baltimore City College Western Woodberry Forest lead a strong contingent to the George Washington meet next Saturday. Central and Tome are expected to contend for the cup with stars like Cardacholast in Galloway and Tregor, while Baltimore City College fields a robust squad including Lascola and Rock. Western and Woodberry Forest also push a deep roster in both scholastic and open events, as hurdles and distance races promise tight battles and standout performances from many named athletes.
Crank Moran of Pittsburgh defeated former heavyweight champion Fred Storbeck in a hard fought match at Blackfriars after a prior disqualification. Storbeck was knocked down three times in the twelfth round and could not rise for the thirteenth, giving Moran the victory and a clearer result.
Trials for a place on Georgetown's relay four to run in the Holy Cross quartet at the Boston A A games will be held this afternoon in Convention Hall. Captain Carrigan eyes a berth with Chapman Campazzi Mulligan and Martin also competing. If not chosen the other quarter milers will continue practice ahead of upcoming meets in Baltimore Richmond and Charlottesville.
Fragmentary text cites Mullin and springs, mentions tests and recovery, with garbled phrases about accommodations and inquiries. No clear dates, places, or complete facts available.
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