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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1911

Page

15

Reisling in New Line and Gessler Oil Quest for Wealth

Dee Gessler and Doc Reisling, both tied to the Nationals, pursue wealth outside baseball. Reisling, a farmer and dentist, plans drilling for oil near Caldwell and may not rejoin Washington. Gessler hopes oil success in southern Illinois before joining Atlanta camp, while McAleer and Noyes await word on contracts and camp arrangements.

Dee Gessler Local Nine McAleer Washington Gessler Pennsylvania Millinois Hot Springs Atlanta Noyes Chicago Reisling Gess Jer Tren Gray Groom Moyer Russey Sherry Dill Street Ainsmith Henry Somer Iett Cunningham Bunting Ralston Corbin Swain Conway Ark Elberfeld

Ford Signs His Contract with Highlanders Pitcher Ford

New York reports say pitcher Russell Ford signed with the Highlanders for around 6000 dollars per year. Manager Harold Chase returned from California with the papers as New York fans wonder about the terms. Chase mentions two St Marys College players Ed Wilkinson and Mike Cann to join the squad, with Cann weighing about 18 pounds and resembling Starry Walter. Walter’s health rumors were said to be exaggerated and he will appear in Athens, Georgia at the season start.

Highlander New York Harold Chase New York Americans California Russell Ford Ford Chase Chicago St. Mary's College Oakland Highlanders Ed Wilkinson Mike Cann Cann Starry Walter Wilkinson Walter Athens

Boxing Regime Shifts as Michigan News Hints Resumption

Detroit reports Gov Osborn's early term stance boosts boxing supporters who expect a state wide revival after Warner era bans. If Detroit resumes, the sport could attract top fighters, reversing decades of restrictions while Windsor Ontario meanwhile hosts events funded by Detroit fans.

Detroit Mich Osborn Michigan Warner Windsor Ontario

Knight Signs Yankee Contract Seals three year deal

New York on Feb 17 reports shortstop Jack Knight signed with the New York Amer for three years. Also in the same action contracts were received from catcher Robert Williams drafted from Canton of the Ohio Pennsylvania League and outfielder Bert Daniels. Penn Wins Fencing Bout.

Knight Yankee New York Jack Knight Robert Williams Canton Bert Daniels

Holdout disputes and comebacks color early baseball

Pittsburg president Barney Dreyfuss faces holdout bids by Konetchy and Byrne amid bids for raises and owed bat factory bills. Boxer themed notes recount McCoy’s fading comeback and O’Brien’s promotions alongside Callahan and Conn Mack’s pennant plans. Shallow settore mentions of minor signings from Slippery Rock to Cannanea teams and Browns.

Moran Skips Hours in Weighing Dispute

Chicago report says welterweight Moran and fighter McFarland cannot agree on weight for their March 14 bout at the Lairmont Club New York. Moran insists on 135 pounds by 7 pm the night of the fight. McFarland demands 3 pm weigh in at 135 pounds.

Chicago Facxey McFarland Owen Moran Lairmont Club New York Moran McFarland

Barricello Powers Georgetown Past Virginia In Arcade Meet

Georgetown defeats Virginia 85 to 23 on the Arcade rink led by Barricello who dominates both ends. The hard fought battle features fast start by Georgetown, balanced by Virginia’s Cecil, with 21 fouls called and a high pace through both periods.

Georgetown Virginia Barricello

Drexels clash over Beresford bout after New York finish

Anthony J. Drexel Sr arrives from London and comments on his son Anthony Jr. losing to Beresford. He suggests Tony Drexel-Biddle might fight Beresford to avenge his cousin while noting he stays out of boxing business. In Philadelphia Tony Biddle, a noted amateur, is expected to challenge. Yale beats Columbia 46 to 7 in swimming and 7 to 0 in water polo at the Carnegie pool in New Haven.

Jack O'Brien John Tommy Burns Kid McCoy O’brien McCoy American Athletic Club Tony Rosa Kauffman Jeffries Johnson Jack Root Root Chicago Philadelphia Tony” Drexel Tony Biddle Beresford Jack Race Jack O’brien Mr. Biddle Fitzsimmons O'Brien New York Anthony J. Drexel, Sr London Anthony, Jr Anthony Drexel-Biddle Tony Mr. Drex New Haven Goulds Lakewood Drexel Nelson Esford

Drexel and Beresford Fight in Goulds Lakewood Gala

Anthony J. Drexel and Hon. Robert Beresford met in a scheduled six round match at Georgian Court Lakewood New Jersey before a society crowd including George J. Gould and Lord Decies family. Beresford scored a knockout in the third round after Drexel was felled twice, with both combatants praised for skill and sportsmanship as attendees watched in evening gowns and cheered the spectacle.

New York American George J. Gould Lord Decies New York London Anthony J. Drexel Marjorie Gould Robert Beresford Goulds Georgian Court Lakewood N. J Drexel Heresford Jeffries Reno Beresford Lord Carmoys Lord Alastair Graham Jay Gould Mr. Moffatt George Gould Lieut Hubert de Burgh

Callahan Signs With Sox Former Manager Returns

Special to The Washington Post Chicago February 17 Charles A Comiskey White Sox owner signed a new player Jimmy Callahan a youngster with potential The agreement sets Callahan to likely play outfield for Hugh Duffy next season He plans a one man spring training trip heading to Mineral Wells Texas to regain condition and join the Southside team upon its start

Washington Post Chicago Charles A. Comiskey White Sox Teddy Jimmy Callahan Commy Callahan Hugh Duffy Mineral Wells Tex Besa Southside Comiskey

Georgetown indoor meet entries close today at Convention Hall

Georgetown announces closing of entries for the indoor meet to be held at Convention Hall on March 4. Manager Wymerd notes the hard task of classifying events and warns an early cutoff as the entry list is already a record. Washington, Baltimore, and major colleges including Yale, Penn, Cornell, Swarthmore, and Johns Hopkins will be represented by top stars. Kilpatrick of Yale leads, with Paul of Penn and Berna of Cornell among top entrants.

Georgetown Convention Hall Wymerd Old Convention Hall Washington Baltimore Yate Princeton Harvard Pennsylvania Cornell Swarthmore Virginia Johns Hopkins Kilpatrick Yale Mighty Paul Berna

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