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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1909
Page
16
The Post sets deadlines for prepaid subscription ballots. The final coupon appears next Sunday February 14 with returns due by noon February 21. Special ballots require paid advance subscriptions and must be received by The Post by noon February 21.
A scrambled account shows Outsiders prevailing amid a chaotic Waslanglen event. Names like Quinn and Lens appear among scattered mentions of teams, bets, and regional venues, with unclear standings and numerous misread details.
The Commission held at the National Jamar Armory selected teams led by Connor and Indgeson to govern the Amateurs series for the season. Four leagues attended Hulrad WoC Marquette Dey rbnental and Capitol City. Officers postponed. three leagues absent. West meeting set for March. Capitol City League to discuss Brookland and Marine applications at 514 Second Street Northwest at 2 oclock.
In Philadelphia Dorando Pietri defeats Teroy Smuth in a tense late sprint. The Italian led from the start as Third Regiment Armory Fire Italian paced the field. Pietri finished the 11 miles in about 9 minutes 16 seconds, with Smallwood dropping due to leg trouble.
A city plans to use a Loree Arrow automobile for polo department emergencies. Features include dash cabinets, heavy gun holsters, and rifles on the running board to enable rapid transport during trouble. The Stoddard-Divion firm notes a record hill climbing year with its cars, emphasizing reliability, economy, and durability as key selling points.
Ed Cates, Washington AL pitcher, says he expects to be traded to the New York Americans before the season opens. Reports from Richmond Indiana indicate Cates hinted at a deal linked to Elberfeld. The piece notes Western teams, Bears, and Browns aiming for the pennant amid league reshuffles and minor league changes.
An unverified telegram to James J. Jeffries, famed heavyweight champion, offered a district job for $1,000 a week. Jeffries reacts with anger and humor, smashing a chair and a mirror, then laughs at the audacious threat. The incident unfolds in Angele, California, February 11.
Bacon Porter Gissag and Hillman Wall headline the entry list for a major meet in Tins City marking their first appearance since the Olympic Games. Over forty colleges clubs and schools will be represented by top performers across events.
In Baltimore West Branch MCA and Washington SCA meet in the local association gym tomorrow for a third game in the Tristate League championship series. The lineup features Werl Hand Waltington YuCA Poritlon and Crogan Kauffman with Repey and Fowler among others as Swarthmore’s football schedule and George Washington indoor meet details follow, highlighting Bacon Porter Gissing and Hillman Olympic stars.
The sale shows broken-size Parker Bridget Winter Overcoats with savings across multiple lots. Prices range from eleven seventy-five to twenty eight twenty five for various sizes and up to forty dollar line items. Act now for best selection and pricing.
Chicago February reports stir a fast moving National League session as Charles Murphy of the Cubs faces calls to be removed. Johnson, league president, vows action and public disclosure of umpire bribery hints while urging fair play and accountability in baseball.
Shamohm Pn reports president of the Philadelphia National League club visited today to meet Harry Coveleskie, ex Phillies pitcher, who helped the Giants avoid a pennant loss last fall. A salary offer was discussed and Coveleskie awaits a firm letter after directors decide. He trained at Edgewood park with guidance to rest up for the southern trip. Canadian Curlers Defeat Loch Leven Rovers 14 to 52 at Crossmotsloff in a six rink match.
A historical sports item notes a team led by a manager facing changes as players contest positions and preparation continues. The article hints at looming decisions about lineup and possible reentry into competition as the season progresses.
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