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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1917

Page

11

Public Service Race on G U Games Card at Georgetown

Public service race on Georgetown University track card features Pepco Washington Gas and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone in a three cornered relay at the university track carnival in Convention Hall on Saturday February 17. Western High School will field three fours likely to face Tome Institute. Episcopal High School plans strong participation amid entries from colleges, prep schools and clubs. Tickets on sale at Spaulding's on Fourteenth Street with medals and cups on display. Chicago players news notes Cy Williams declines to sign under terms offered. Weeghman confirms four new recruits Earl Smith Pitchard Jack McTigue Walton Ehrhardt and Victor Aldridge listed.

Pepco Washington Gas Company Cheasapeake Potomac Telephone Corporation Georgetown University Convention Hall Western High School Tome Institute Episcopal High School Chicago Cy Williams Chicago Nationals Weeghman Williams Baseball Players’ Fraternity Earl Smith Pitchard Jack McTigue Walton Ehrhardt Victor Aldridge

Red Sox Players Sign Contracts for 1907 Season

Boston reports Herber J. Pennock a pitcher and Oscar Jenkins an outfielder have sent their contracts to the Boston American League club. Jenkins was secured last fall from the Griffin Georgia Alabama League club.

Boston Herber J. Pennock Oscar Jenkins Boston American League Baseball Jenkins Griffin, Ga

Penn Nine Schedules Twenty Two Games This Season

Philadelphia February 7 Twenty two games will be played by the University of Pennsylvania baseball team this season the schedule published today opens April 4 with Holy Cross and ends June 6 with Cornell. Albany February 7 Assemblyman Alexander Taylor introduced a bill for local option elections in cities towns and villages on Sunday baseball.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Holy Cross Cornell Albany Alexander Taylor

Hilltop Quint Defeats George Washington In Hatchietite Clash

Georgetown University defeated George Washington 45 to 23 at Ryan Gymnasium. Key second half runs by Fees McNulty and O’Boyle pushed Georgetown ahead as GW struggled with substitutions. Mel Mahon sparked the downtown school with midcourt shots in the second half. Referee Colliflower of Georgetown and Umpire Clarkson of Tech officiated. Time of play 20 minutes.

Georgetown University Ryan Gymnasium George Washington Hilltoppers Fees McNulty Hatchetites Cashin Henry O'Boyle Gray George Ashington G. U Georgetown Harmon Bixler Almon Hall Gigcomo O'Boyle Mel Mahon Catholic University Wilson Bannigan George Patterson Bixter Allen O'Lone H. O'Boyle Hillig McMahon Colliflower Clarkson Tech

Wanamaker Horse Wins at Pinehurst Meet

Rodman Wanamaker rode Virginia Hampton to victory in the guests purse a three furlong dash at Pinehurst Jockey Club. Whisper Bell narrowly lost to Little Horn in the jumper event ridden by O R Smith. Kedron won the thoroughbred flat race with Shorty Whitelock up while Wanamaker finished fourth on Garth.

Pinehurst N. C Pinehurst Jockey Club Rodman Wanamaker Virginia Hampton Wallanamaker Whisper Bell Meadowbrook Little Horn Nat Hurd Pittsburgh O. R. Smith Kedron Shorty Whitelock Wanamaker Garth

Horse Race Results From A Crowded Grandstand

Details from racing card showing multiple races, winners, times, and participants. Key victors include Out, Milton Campbell, Decter Luck, Pleasureville, Edna Kenns, Miss Reuter, Yodetes, Laura and Two Royals with times ranging from 1 45 to 2 01 25, plus numerous nonwinners and entrants listed.

Carroll Dr. Prather Crump Mollie Maguire J. Robinson Fajoy Datlin Burbank Hester Smith Milton Campbell Fr. Robinson Huda Colling Lynn Merimee Bas Blanes Calloway Prince of Castile Wall de Hope Balgee Marcus Louder Warsaw McAtes Merchant Grundy Monaghan Pleasureville Matin Jeffcott Hendren Ruston Fair Orient Tioga Edna Kenns Watts Lady Ward Minda Loner Clara Morgan Emma Stuart Mayme W Great Dolly Miss Reuter Pockichao Buxton Movomoy McAtee Yenghee Ben Hampson Jim Winn Glebner Yodetes McTaggart Transport Moss Fox Willams

Folwell Reappointed Penn Football Coach With War Clause

Robert C. Folwell is reappointed as University of Pennsylvania football coach for next season. The new contract includes a war clause voiding the agreement if the United States goes to war with any nation.

Folwell PENN Philadelphia Robert C. Folwell University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania United States

Fordham Drops Catholic University Contest in Bronx

Fordham University football officials have arranged a October 18 game with Norwich University at Fordham field and ended negotiations for a Columbus Day contest with Catholic University. The Maroon declined potential early year matches, leaving Fordham with seven games, featuring Princeton, Cornell, Lafayette, Rutgers, Georgetown, Holy Cross and Norwich, with the last four at home.

New York Fordham University Norwich University Fordham Field Catholic University Bronx Maroon Washington Catholic Fordham Princeton Cornell Lafayette Rutgers Georgetown Holy Cross Norwich

St Johns Trounces Rock Hill In College Basketball

St John s outscored Rock Hill 31 to 14 in Annapolis reporting a dominant game with St John s winning all phases. Scorers include Freeney Jarman Weaver Lents Cook Barrella Colling Copley and Parrott substitutions noted Weaver for Cook McManus for Freeney Lentz for Wateou White for Parrott Brennan for Copley Currin for Brennan. Referee Millikin. Time halves 20 minutes.

Washington Post Annapolis St. John’s Rock Hill Barrella Parrott Copley Collins Watson Brenan Weaver Cook

Navy Football Prospects Hit By Guard Resignations

Annapolis Md Feb 7 Naval Academy football prospects for next year suffered a setback as regular guards Arthur Gilman of New York and Frederick Denfeld of Minnesota had their resignations accepted after scholastic deficiencies noted in recent examinations. Gilman played at Cornell and Colgate before Navy and rowed on the crew. Denfeld, a fourth class member, developed into a strong guard. The line was already weakened by three graduates, making the loss of its guards a serious blow.

Annapolis Naval Academy Arthur Gilman New York Frederick Denfeld Minnesota Gilman Cornell Colgate Navy Denfeld

Racing Entries and Race-Details for Mixed Thoroughbred Trials

Entry list shows multiple claiming races for 2-year-old fillies and older horses across six events. Notable names include Onery Thinker Vanessa Weller Anna J Natty Bracqlet Madelyn Scrutineer and more, with weights and distances ranging from 6 to 8 furlongs and a 1 mile handicap. The program includes entries for the Counts handicap and Dominion and selling races, with track conditions listed as clear and good.

Onery Thinker Vanessa Weller Anna J Natty Bracqlet Madelyn Scrutineer Chilton Kin Noyim Esther L Lefaloha Tady Mildred Cassie Joe Finn Persens Goatumer Superintendent Penteteact Alex Getz Capstano Rio Brados Commenste May Star Bob Hepatey Colonel Vernie Stu Ve L Doctor Carmen Mars Quaridy Opportunity Thorn Hafil Hanovia All Smiles Grumpy Herbert Temple J. Livingston Panzereta Ome of Tunity Piligri Gar Margaret N Dismond Johanna IF Bancerit Bird Tore Dungadin Marie Miller Fiora Benders Change Crit Uncle Wil Dancing Ir Sennett Otero Cherry Belle Hattie Burton Moonstone Frontier Eddie Mott Hearne Granada Jim Rey Brown Baby Merble Head McAdams Passion Joste Ran Jon Tiger Jim Divan Bill Wiley Ginn Gommel Radiant Flower Pistrot J.B. Harrell School Boy Murphy Nile Hiker Louisa May Galar Inkle Bell Oakhurst Kasan Nigadon Belling Marisnon Huterpe Owens River King Zalle Scarpitt Thesieres Wen Clear

Braves Sign Minors as Strike Breakers

Boston, Feb 7 The Boston Nationals obtained options on eight AA class minor leaguers and seek five more to cover a strike threat. Manager Stallings and President Haughton approved the move to recruit a team if players strike. The club has eight signed players, with four others under terms, and will not take any to spring camp without signings.

Boston Baseball Players’ Fraternity Percy D. Haughton Boston Nationals George T. Stallings Haughton Des Braves Vincent Campbell Frank Schmidt Baltimore

Wesleyan Victorious Over Catholic University Basketers

West Virginia Wesleyan defeated Catholic University 41 to 23 at Carroll Institute. Fisher and Neale led the visitors with 11 of 16 free throws and most of the scoring, supported by Glascott and O'Brien on the host side. Early in the second half Wesleyan built a 26 to 14 lead as rough play led to two ejections.

Catholic University Quint West’ Virginia Wesleyan Carroll Institute Fisher Niela Neale Wesleyans E.L. O'Brien Glascott O’brien Foula Brooklanders Werersne Greer Daniels W. Va Wes Cath. Univ F . Glmacott Ard Cosby Beck O'Brien Glancott Bisher H. O'Brien Mr. Hughes Balvex

Virginia Military Institute Triumphs Over West Virginia quint

Lexington Virginia February 7 Virginia Military Institute defeated the University of West Virginia basketball team 33 to 29 this afternoon. The VMI lineup showed faster team play and better passing while West Virginia relied on strong guard play to stay in the game.

Lexington Virginia Military Institute University of West Virginia Basketers West Virginia

Frat Quints Win to Lead Phi Mu Sigma Cage Race

Frat Quints defeated Chi 41 to 13 and Gamma Sigma beat Alpha Beta 30 to 13 at the boys Y M C A. A. games to tighten the Phi Mu Sigma standings with Adder Demmonet and Gillmore leading scoring for the winners. The New York A C indoor meet moves to Madison Square Garden on February 13 from the Twenty second Regiment Armory.

Gamma Sigma Phi Mu Sigma Formar Quint Chi Alpha Beta Gilmore Adder Colley Demonet Spencer Eibnitati Boyd Grass Berlain Demmonet Rivnitaki Chamberlain Colley Spencer ‘Way W. Thisle H. Thiele Terry Glasscock Liver Chapman Culligan Culligant New York New York Athletic Club Madison’ Square Garden Twenty-second Regiment Armory

Griff Honor Guest at Cards Banquet

The fifth annual banquet of the Cardinal Athletic Club honored Clark E. Griffith, manager of the Washington baseball club, at the Hotel Rammel in Alexandria. Griffith praised the club, urged funds for an athletic clubhouse, pledged a keener pennant push in 1917, and announced plans to develop youth talent with an Alexandria star. Mayor Thomas A. Fisher presided as toastmaster, with numerous guests listed including Sylvester A. Breen and J. W. M. May among others.

Cardinal Athletic Club Clarke Griffith Washington Baseball Club Hotel Rammel Alexandria Sylvester A. Breen Nationals Griff Thomas A. Fisher Thomas Fisher A. Breen J. W. M. May Harvey Crump Joseph One Wiliam McBride Be, Williamson B. Brown W. Lynn W. Rabe Gironetel Thomas J McFarland Heley 1. Devers FE. B. Hand M. T. Dwyer J. F. Peyton David Aitcheson W. McBride, Sr R. P. Whitestone L. J. Whitestone R. Dan Clarke

Tim Murnane, longtime Boston Globe baseball editor, dies at 65

Timothy H. Murnane, former president of the New England and Eastern Baseball leagues and vice president of the national board of professional baseball clubs, collapses in a theater in Boston at age 65. A noted ballpark writer for 30 years, he played professionally for fifteen years before turning to journalism.

Boston Timothy H. Murnane New England National Board of Professional Baseball Clubs Boston Globe Murnane

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