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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1908

Page

8

Washington Baseball Fan Questions Team's Early Form

A reader labeled A Teunder criticizes Washington baseball for perceived lack of class and early activity, while noting others like Nauorala have begun registering. The column includes racehorse and local sports references, with scattered commentary on wresting and postseason odds, reflecting a chaotic 1913-era sports page.

Jed Grillo Alistust Washington Tealing Columon Wheo Tuk Erit Cine Ean Tisir

Tipster King of Fixed Races Arrested in New York

Police arrest a man named Michael P Reardon after a search shows he operated a fake tip service, sending circulars to lure clients into paying commissions on non existent race winnings. Detectives say he used multiple aliases, moved offices, and relied on special delivery letters to collect about $1000 from duped patrons.

Washington Post New York Thirty Third Street Waldorf-Astoria McConville, Neson and la Grua Micharl P Reardon Reardon Fost Offca HL Kincaid Kincaid Reardan Inspects Kinealt Wetonville Wis Reardon Qear Sa Gran Hella McCutfaly Heathon Hbor McCafferey la Grux Atanion Postdross M P Welchiry West Waldorf Astoria Bsa Phunenvotop Silow Trenndon New Hampshire John D Bullbana Boston John Athens Sara Jake Kitrain

Penns Big Meet at Franklin Field slated for April

The University of Pennsylvania invites colleges and universities across the United States and Canada to the fourteenth annual Penn Relays at Franklin Field on April. The program features three championship races and a full slate of collegiate events with Penn fielding teams in each run. Strong entries expected from the Big Six and major rivals Michigan, Chicago, and Wisconsin, plus a wide range of field events and hurdle races. Giants Seek Waivers on Shay and Bundheim as NL clubs pursue players.

Washington Post Philadelphia Pennsylvania United States Tranklin Michigan Chicago Wisconsin Cleges Waddeh Proul Ump Pat Plummer Dracus Urling Giants Shay Lub Hag Watt Danny Shay John Bundheim Johnson Club Channa John Prush

Second Day of Tourney Brings High Bowling Scores

The second day of the eighth annual townament of the American Bowling Congreve resumed at 3 PM with two-man events and five-man teams on schedule. Top scores include P Laughaba and G Tsinger 1080, Farmcare and W Durkn 109, Vesterman and Grimreman 1016, Binweyer and Lorne 1010, Hoff and Celne 671. Ohio, Cincinnati bowlers dominate the standings and results show close competition in the five highest.

Cincinnti Ohio Fefry Mnavehia P Laugthaba G Tsinger William Durkn Warlleke Cincinnett Jaraona Covington Clarinirt Burek Ramblers Hamilter Ohio

Emersons Baseball Dates Schedule Listed For Himerson Institute

Fourteen games including three out of town trips are arranged for the Himerson Institute baseball team. The schedule features travels to Leesburg Woodberry Forest Bethel Military Academy and a June trip to New York to face Fordham Preps. Additional games include Johns Hopkins Baltimore Boys Latin Mount St Joseph and Norfolk foes with dates in April May and June.

Himerson Institute Georgetown Preps Jacob Tome Institute Port Deposit M Leesburg High Woodberry Forest Bethel Military Academy Baltimoe Hopkine Dreshmen Baltimore Country School Boy Latin School St Josephs College New York Fordham Munk St Weatsix High Army and Navy Bool Episcopal Hlah Laxburg Leeaburg Orange Bethel Military Colony Warredton Johns Hiophins Freehmen Baltimore Baltimnte Coutry Belings Ballusory Boys Latin School Baltimwora Jompha Baltimors Teohnin Wih Norfolk High Norfolk Fordhin

Bargain Garment Prices Listed In Sale Log

A sequence of discounted garment prices shows the original tags and sale reductions. Items range from 50 to 12 dollars with multiple markdowns, indicating a store sale event applying percent-like reductions across the fabric line.

Saxony C. Auerbach

Graduate Gough Chosen to Lead Virginia Baseball Team

Dr Bev eriex Pallard, chosen by the University of Virginia's General Athletic Association to coach the 19xx season, will report March 1. The medical student, an All Southern selection, played multiple positions and excelled in track, football, and baseball, leading Virginia to a strong slate against Columbia Lafayette Princeton Army George Washington and others.

Perint Washington Cirlottesville Va Beveriex Pallard Ho Genera Athletic Association University of Virginia Suresh Plahey Ceneral Athletia Association Heleer Tom Brown Virgil Columbia Lafayette North Chiastina Princeton Anny George Washington Georgia Ninity Daviison Hermita Richmond Georgetown Pennsylvania Nate Cornell T Villanova

Hurdler Match Heads to Interscholastic Meet at Convention Hall

Mercersburg’s Hall leads a star list for a 50 yard hurdle showdown at the Federal games in Convention Hall near Saturday night. Contenders include Joe Hill, R F Rudell, J H Hartran, Archie Randolph and Tom Smith, all racing for top honors and team points in a crowded scholastic field.

Convention Hall Wall Mercersburg Academy Manpion R F Rudell Brown Frep School Quaker City Hall JI H Hartranstin University of Pennsylvania Ardle Archie Randolph University of Virginia Tom Smith Georgetown Prep Liatriet W K Biartin Baltimore City College Hall Riddell Smith Martin Hunt Stiles Mertersburg Boettinger Baltimore Young Gurley Boettinger Martin Randolph

Records of tourney show prize errors in bowling meet

Complete official standings from the City Association bowling tournament announced after last Tuesday expose discrepancies in original scores. Treasurer George Cox verified results and sent checks. some winners gained larger sums while others received less. Morning Glories won the five man event by 143 pins over Navy Yard, with multiple doubles and teams listed in the final table showing varied payouts and corrections.

Pin Knights City Association George Cox Morning Gloves Washington Jimmy Field Navy Yard

Cornell Loses Athletes Amid Academic Deficiency

Special to The Washington Post Ithaca N Y Feb Cornell athletics suffer major losses as Frederick Barrett Townsend and James Vanceuver Colpitts are dropped for academic deficiency. Townsend captains track and Colpitts captains cross country and held Cornell Marathon records. Losses also include White the shot putter Lenin the distance runner and Thompson the football giant, removing key figures from Cornell sports. Strong bids to reinstate jockey Eddie Pynch at Oakland track amid suspicions of minor wrongdoing, with judges expected to decide quickly.

Washington Post Ithaca Cornell Frederick Barret Townsend James Vanceuver Colpitts White Lenin Thompson Iva Sta Lynch Epecal Oakland Cal Oakland Eddie Pynch Red Walker California Sis

Aloysius Club Withdraws From Capital City League

Aloysius last year’s champions withdraw from the Capital City League, leaving a vacancy for the upcoming campaign. The Blue and White club cites lack of materials and a preference to avoid mediocrity, with a full club statement expected soon. At yesterday’s meeting, representatives from all clubs discussed minor details.

Aloysius Thia

Sweet Marie Sold to Redbank NJ Buyer

Philadelphia report states DC Statesury of the city sold the famous trotter Sweet Marie to W Bradley of Redbank New Jersey owner of Major Delmar. The price was not disclosed and the transaction was completed last Saturday. The mare will be shipped to New Jersey tomorrow morning.

Philadelphia Sweet Marie W Bradley Redbank W. Bradley New Jersey

Final Bouts Promised In National Guard Wrestling Meet

Interest centers on the finals after Friday trials for the National Guard wrestling tournament. John Conrad and Chism meet in middleweight, Vinson faces Conrad in heavyweight, with Lockhead versus Gardiner and Heron versus Holliday among notable matchups. Other weight classes feature Disher, Darden, Paasanm, Russell, Goucher, and Taylor in tight competition as preparations for headquarter returns proceed.

Beuta National Guard John Conrad MCA Chism of Meda Vinson Gailaudet Trank Lockhead Gardiner Gallaudet Lockhead Priza Elata Ve Heron Holliday Thieshout Toley Mac Dishar Wil Disher Darden Paasanm Russell Goucher Taylor and Delart

Georgetown Track Trials Set for Saturday Night Relay Selection

Georgetown prepares for trials to choose its New York relay team for the Columbia games next Saturday. Captain Devine and Cohen Montgomery seek places. Gibbs and Mohen are strong contenders with others like Wadd and Budge also in the mix. Manager Moran gears up for a March 7 meet with promising entries and a two mile Pennsylania versus Cornell race in sight.

Georgetown New York Reilly Devine Cohen Montgomery Wartin Gibbs Oboyle Mohen Wadd Dartmouth Columbia Moran Promisses Pennsylsania Cornell Virginia Melvin Shephard Treskins Munbeil Fitzgerald Howard Smith Danahy

Burns Chases Twenty Round Fight Big Boxing Carnival Planned

A London betting note shows Tommy Burns as strong favorite to outlast Palmer in a twenty round bout. Burns aims for a quick finish to attend Dublin and Paris engagements while the Pacific Fleet sailors are promised a boxing carnival in San Francisco.

Jack Twin) Sullivan Gunner Moir Coffroth Pacific Fleet John L. Sullivan New York Tommy Ai Elcun Birnes Wil Bach Jong Palmer Burs Dublin Richard Croker Tammany Jem Roch Insh Burns Deyot Gunner Mofr Molr London Robert Watson Moir Art Jem Rothe Ireland Paris Burra Sem McVey San Francisco Samstare Fiomater Jamas Coffroth

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