Jeffries in Shape for Battle Says Gotch Champion
Chicago sports note reports Frank Gotch praising James J. Jeffries after a 13 week road trip. Gotch says Jeffries is rugged, strong, and capable of hard training, denying alcohol use on tour and predicting a powerful display if matched with Jack Johnson on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aclal
Chicago
Frank Goteh
James J. Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Jofiles
Goteh
Jeffries
Denver
Otto Flotto
Teffrica
Fighters Face Each Other As Ring Fights Loom
The discussion weighs on Jeffries Johnson and Naughton argues that constant training harms stamina. The baseball odds favor Griffith Cincinnati with strong infield and pitching while Giants look flat. Battler Nelson battles Wolgast in Frisco. White Sox plan heavy spring schedule under manager Comiskey to build fitness and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsung
Jeffries
Naughton
Johnson
Pugulam
Johnson Dominates Coast Winter Tests Without Curve ball
News on the coast winter games reports Walter Johnson pitching without a curve as he dominates opponents. McAleer and President Noyes note Johnson could sustain this style year round with no injury risk, while Dolly Gray signs his contract and seeks better plate control. Dick Hoblitzel receives praise from Tom Crooks for dramatic Cincinnati improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Gray
Tom Crooks Tella
Dick Hoblitzer
Cincinnati
Walter Johnson
Noyes
Johnson
McAleer
Medleer
Chicago
Antniled McAleer
Jonngon
Cogat
Norfolk
Unliks
Lil Hite
Gray
Dick Hoblitzel
Tom Crooks
Nationals
Hoblitzel
Reading
Jake
Hoblitzer
Hal Chase
Crooks
Jefferson Five Champs Defeat Woodberry Forest
Jefferson School of Charlottesville Virginia clinched the state prep basketball title by edging Woodberry Forest 10 to 9 at Fayerweather gym. Bertram starred for Jefferson with strong defense while Gooch Looman and Page Baithis contributed. Woodberry’s Hanes Spencer Robertson and Catlett fought hard, Robertson scoring four goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spech
Washington
Charlottesville
Woodberry Forest Quint
Fayerweather Gymnasium
Jefferson School
Jefferson
Bertram
Gooch
Looman
Ork
Hanes
Spencer
Woodberry
Achocks
Page
Baithis
W. Gooch
Robertson
Catlett
Jeffries Homecoming Astonishes Friends in Los Angeles
Former boxing champion James J. Jeffries returned home from abroad and surprised friends with a marked improvement in health and vitality. He will stay in Los Angeles until April 1, then hunt, before moving to training near San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
James J. Jeffries
Pugiliat
Jeffries
Lae Angelan
San Francisto
Motoring Exhibit Promotes Standard Automobile Equipment
The Standard Equipment Show at Rudolph West Co. 1932 New York Avenue showcases automotive accessories from five old builders. A speedometer with exposed mechanism and other gear illustrate how proper lubrication, reliable spark plugs, and quality windshield parts lengthen engine life and reduce upkeep costs. The United Manufacturers of New York and local dealers organize a sales corps to visit owners, crediting purchases to nearby dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alb
Rudolph & West Coy
New York Avenue
United Manufacturers of New York
Thos
United Manufacturers
Connecticut Telephone and Electric Company
Weed Chain Tire Grip Co
Jones Speedometer
New York
New Jersey
A. Mezger, Inc
Acaceaury
Consumers’ Corps
Cubs Sell Joe Stanley to Louisville Club
Special to The Washington Post. Cubs manager Frank J. Chance says the team has an even chance with NL rivals and expects Joe Stanley to join the squad in the upcoming West Baden trip. Chance confirms Brown is not deserting the club and notes Stanley and De Goward were sold to Louisville with prior approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Chicago
Cubs
Frank J. Chance
California
Glendora
Chance
Nosey
John
Brown
Brownie
West Baden
Murphy
de Goward
Joe Stanley
Loulavills Bu
Cincinnati men offer 25000 for pennant victory
Cincinnati businessmen including hotel proprietors and merchants propose to pay 25000 to the Cincinnati National League team if they win the pennant next fall. The initiative has been sent to the Ohio Valley Exposition executive committee for formal consideration and will be presented to the team by that body.
Orioles Athletes Visit Local Y M C A Leaders
Baltimore Central Y M C A athletic leaders joined the city's ten’s class for a weekly gym session at the new men’s building. Assistant director J T Manwell and four associates led drills while Baltimore visitors demonstrated various athletic departments. A smoker followed as hosts and guests discussed future friendly visits and continued gymnasium programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Central Y. M. C. A
Central Y. M.C. A
Garrest North Weat
Baltimore Association
J. T. Manwell
G. Dressle
Charles Peters
R. H. McGuineas
Washington
Ciisa
Wolgast Backing Sparks Lightweight Title Hopes
The Washington Post reports Wolgast favored as bets shift for the upcoming lightweight title bout between Michigan’s Nelson and Dane Wolgast opponent. Market shows Nelson fading while Wolgast’s odds tighten to near even, with Thompson expected to get a title shot regardless of the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cal
Flay
Adda
Michigan Wildcat
Neleon
Michigan
Weluon
Ude
Walwast
Walgast
Nelson
Los Angeles
Dane
Michiimder
Wolgaer
Hattan
Tauras
Cyclone Johnny Thompson
Cross Country Championship in Baltimore AB AAU Meet
The annual cross country championship of the South Atlantic Association under the Amateur Athletic Union will be held at Piney Run. Competitors include Cross Country Club of Baltimore figures led by Harvey Small and Lewis Elphinstone along with Maryland Agricultural College Johns Hopkins University Ford Athletic Club and others from Washington area colleges and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouth Atlantic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Cross Country Club of
Baltimore
Harvey Small
Lewis M. Elphinstone
John D. Bolac
George H. Towson
Egan A. Geller
B.R. Watson
G. Kenny Loudon
Joseph N. Gelpe
Martin Z. B. McDonagh
M. J. Dutehart
Henry C. Elphinstone
G. B. Farlow
I. X. Kelly
Maryland Agricultural” College
C. Maxwell
A. Chaney
Johns Hopkins University
Frederick Lea
F. G. Breyer
J. B. Reestds
B. Herring
N. Brown
Ford Athletic Club
Warner Curley
Percival Harbin
L. Milton
Whipp
Washington
Bf. C. A
Jouph Criste
George Washington University
John P. Kieming
John G. Stecker
Shaw
E. Morte
J. M. Cutis
Orth to Pitch for Indianapolis in the American Association
Sperint a The Washington Post reports that Orth reached terms to pitch for Indianapolis this year in the American Association. He began his professional career in Lynchburg in 1895, posting a strong record through 1908 and now expects to throw solid innings for the Indianapolis club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperint
Washington Post
Lynchburg
Orth
Indianapolis
American Association
Indianapolle
Gallaudet Baseball Schedule For Coming Campaign
Gallaudet College manager Talbert released a 1910 schedule seen as highly promising. Only three players from last year remain, with Hower Craven and Maeris infield and Busheart Arras in the outfield. Two veteran pitchers Birck and Batiste Dillon are sidelined by health, Rockwell backs up, and new man Uonyat may fill second base. The slate opens April 16 at College Park against Katholic University, with Georgetown and Mount Washington Club among opponents on Kendall Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbert
Gallaudet College Baseball
Busrchard
Arras
fMat
Birck
Batiste Dillon
Rockwell
Martin
O'Donnell
Choman
The Winners and Contenders Across Cities
Oakland results list vague names such as Vaspar Ampedo and Roy Junior Ghitting with Page and Jacksonville entries featuring Lord Melson Carroll Powers and Royal Onyx. Tampa shows Stepfather Greenlawn Tallow Dip Alencon and Warner Grinwell with Koerner Tamar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Vague
Vaspar
Ampedo
Roy Junior
Ghitting
Rosslare
Beda
Tapting
Jacksonville
Lord Melson
Henry
Gen Double
Obert
Carroll
Powers
Royal Onyx
Otllo
Musgrave
Ragman
Reid
Tampa
Stepfather
Fain
Greenlawn
Tallow Dip
Alencon
Jacksonville racing results show multiple horse races with winners
In Jacksonville results six furlongs events list Lord Melgan winning the first race with 99 Hamry odds, Ben Double taking the second, Carrell powering the third, Pantoute and Naval Captive among notable entrants, and Golfing and Ragmosn in later selling and mile events. The page records times, odds, and participants including Alfred the Great and St. Bagis, with several others noted as also ran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Melgan
Hamry
Dekath
Pavins
Amierson
Foregtard
Harlot
W. Burtales
Ben Double
Sally Pronton
Teltat
Fudge Cabinian
Fea
Troxler
The
Wapouocs
Harriet
Bet Masterson
Earl
Tod
Tae
Oghwarn
Vreolind
Stoneman
Georga
Davia
Hilla
Murerava
Joe Rosy
Howard
Powara
Baxpaale
Banapiper
Elivstine
Dassy
Castlewood
Tampa Results Race Card Confusing Mixed Entries
Race-by-race results from Tampa show multiple horses with inconsistent spellings and jockeys. Winners include Kethrene Oxavier in the first race and Corlonge in the third, with various listed patrons and odds amid a garbled field.
Oakland results sweep through crowded racing card
First race over three furlongs Vaeue ridden by Vouperi led from start to finish at 7 to 1, Hula placed second. time 6.38. Second race Futurity Court Am Pete at 10 to 1 won by Duke of Milan 10 to 1 with Garden’s Blaned close behind. time 12. Second through sixth races noted names like Mollie Montrom, Burning Hust, Balengs Mim Hanna, Gillette, Bilerd, and others. Third race Futurity Court Sunior 112 led Creston 11 to 2. Doctor Dougherty and Tiake among others. Fourth race 11 18 miles Grok won by Taplin. Tom Oatley and Thomas second. Sixth race Selimog furlongs Bada at 5 to 1 won by Selden. Elecra B 2 to 1, with Tia and others in fray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaeue
Vouperi
Hula
Goon
Wala
Ast Basor
Ongudind
Rarelétontait
Maxing. Kleter
Emory K
Amargom
Str Boulea
Futurity Courte
Sunior
Creston
Ewcond
Dr. Dougherty
Thing
Tiake
Eastin Tillinghast
Rewina Arvi
Raleist Ta2e Fares
Wiwis T. Fryer
Elling
Grok
Page
Toms Oatley
Thomas
Bada
Taplin
Athi
Elecra
Tia
Hertlans
Palo Chiquito
Basil
Silver Geli
Oseen
Virginia Quint Defeats Washington and Lee 51 to 7
Virginia quints overwhelmed Washington and Lee at Charlottesville on February 2, routing the Lexington squad 51 to 7. Virginia showed its best form this season with 21 to 4 in the first half, strong teamwork, and accurate shooting from Kearns and captain Boyd. Lineups list Boyd Burks May Fansin Stain We Jones Dulaney Reale Cabores Gardhell Net Drake Burmpthera Kearns Christian press Gnate Spratt Toueeij Kearns Geel Dulaney Glascom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apedalo
Washington Port
University of Virginia
Virginia Quinter
Washington and Lee
Lexingtonian
Glalters
Achore
Virginia
Waeshington
Liu
Boyd
Kearns
s-Boyd
Burks May
Fansin
Stain We Jones
Dulaney
Reale -Cabores
Gard Hell
Drake
Burmpthera Kearns
Christian Press
Gnate—Spratt
Toueeij
Geel
Glascom
Foul— Boyt W
Benois
Bey
C. ‘Williams
Georgetown Versus M C A Battle For District Title
Georgetown varsity meets M C A tonight in the association gymnasium on G Street to decide the district championship. The 8 15 pm start follows a preliminary between Y T M L A reserves and another team, drawing a large basketball crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Ve. ¥. M.C. A
Georgetown
Association Gymnasium
G Street
YT. ML. A
Yale Athletes Enter Georgetown Meet in Convention Hall
Entries rush in for the March 6 Georgetown meet, Yale sending Kilpatrick and other stars like Miles Baird May Mullen and the Kirrasnoft brothers. Hopkins likely to challenge Columbia in a mile relay as Yale Princeton race in the 2 mile relay. Tickets selling fast at White's Sporting Goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Convention Hall
Baltimore
Oriole City Railwaye
John Hopkins
Columbia
Yale
Miles
Baird
May
Mullen
Kirrasnoft Brothers
Gardner
Symour
Kilpatrick
Hil
Eitpatrick Ie
Piett
Hiry
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Corpell
Villeinis
Johna Hopking
Villa‘nova
Wesleyan
Fordham
Richmond College
Washington College
Maryland Agricultural Callses
Western Maryland
White
Thoroughbred Race Entries Show Busy Card Across 6 Races
An OCR read of race entries lists multiple races with horses like Alles Bunny Wood Yorke and others across six events. The card includes first through sixth races with entries, weights, and claimed odds, detailing gate numbers and horse names in a dense, spell-rough format.
Should Ren Well Today
A listing style fragment names Vallants Rugticana Blua Moore Geld Dust Marcid Hall and a string of others including Arlovette Tree Inti Fond Hest Taboo HU Top Old Honesty Coonakta Mise Biz My Hears Ritiacetinkle Agreement and Sally Savage with many more persons and items in a damaged OCR passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Vallants
Rugticana
Blua Moore
Marcid Hall
Alist
Arlovette
Tree Inti
Fond Hest
Taboo
HU Top
Old Honesty
Coonakta
Ritiacetinkle
Agreement
Critic
Tampa
Kittord
Sally Savage
Earl Hopkine
la Gloria
Greidental
Chyamle
Carondelet
Punter TM
Irvin
Pro Fico
Alencon
Kerbavei
Autumatil
Water Lake
Coax
Laterette
Juarez
Camera
Misa Caithness
Jaman Blackstock
George Guston
Gunston
Aimena
Flying Wolf
Rue
Halelia
Merle
Orbed Jad
Garman Silver
Rubioia
Kopak
Sex Bick
Buty Man
Alma Bor
Dene
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cutter
Madras
Sidney West
Dunlap & Co
Gotch
Wrest
Botermaker
Harts
Big Fellow
Jeff
Johnnva
Sporting Commen
Clarke Griath
Griffith
Hoobe
Pirates
Pittsburm Aggcexa
Giants
Philadelphia
Doom
al Wolgast
Frisco
Wolgast
Chicago White
Duffy
Sox
Comiskey
Johnnson
Woodberry Forest
Wilson Company
Thasie
Ufa
Clarence M_ Dollmat
Fe Regal Motor Car Company
Dehalt Mich
Crichton
Health Commission
Deattia
Wash
Monmouth Park
Automobile Supply Dept
National Electrical Supply Co
W. Y. Ave
del Howard
Louisville
Pennant
Reds
Diad
Bervos
Oriole
Baltimore Y. M. C. A. Gueate
Ninth and the Avenue
Oads
Thomp von May
Cascade Ha Zam
Gaigte
Stendarda
Oighond Betting
Oid
Col Saba Geo. A. Dickel & Co. Distillers
Nashville
Fenn
Gallaudet
Kendall Green
College Park
Katholic University
Brookland
Bi College
Migamtas
Utorge Town
Mount Wishingtoh Club
Catholic University
Eastern College
Rendeil Green
Genin
Imors
St. John
Bt Joseph's
Rondel Fewe
Burton
Lady Lawla
Turiongs
Gresslawn
Hain
Jomica
Hurtin
Om Waltert
Alauda
Trappe
Countermand
S-Corlonge
Annie Donauus
Cole
Virginia Mad
Geranulin
Chima
Arortus
Seranmie
Martin Beck
Revary
Alec Ward
Furlobes
Almeen
Pala
Confessor
Monier
Tackle
Cenenaon
Dunvesan
Orphan Lad
Colemons
Sonoma
Alo Ran
Farronges
Warner Cristal
Turpho
Elisabathan
Reamer
Diana
Jhekeon
Avhmosde
Merman
Avalladino
Briling
Sywar Ols
Upwart
Tamar
Koerner
Gansowary
Virginia Quint
Washington and
Lee
Mergen
Alles
Bunny Wood
Chee
Cane
Yallonin
Grand Peger
Agnos Mas
Doria Ward
Salling
Ape
Mary Roe
Mozart
Aws Amd
Havre
Schleswig
Dick Bhanles
Bimetign
Amelie’ May
Bnowball
Freud Uart
Eel Wight
Sma
Mim Diyeng
Coomskin
Moliek
Dele Stromo
Kilitecranie
el Dorado
Gramsar
Danger
Metino
Uritic
Pieet
Lady Helene
Cietee
Munch
Banmade
Balle Bevage
Harriet Rows
Gilford
My' Love
Pees
Salliog
Ina Jounaon
Miss Calhnega
Ovérfoot
Graxalan
Hoxton
Ceanrines
Judith Page
Odd Mama
Aunt Nesey
Trimero
Atmens
Gunvuin
Sagt
Selle
Brand Ans Orie Burasit
Ach
Cs. Coy
Contentoo
Mtve
Prince of Caxtlis
RG Suniel
Geinga Guyton
LM. Eckert
Puree
Rear-Olde
Farfonge
Ban Aan
Barney
Mies Brosaite
Uncle Ben
Gallia
Cash Babette
Rain
Furious Valley Siren
Bantron
Bee Sick
Auean
Gropon
Keak
Cotaal
Rupicla
Judge Shortall
J. Bwanner
Eec
Joe’ Ehrich
Duchess of
Ren
Flewan Broc
P.M. Toys
E.B. Fancy Suits
Fabrie
Twathington
Newcorn & Green
St. N. W
Hahn & & Co
Ra Baseball Supplies
G. H. White Co., Inc
Fourtesath St
Reed Wa
Mansal Wamven
Norra
Bray
Air Private
Dima Cine Ito
Wale
Seventeenth Street
Shade Sin
Wien
Chandler
Fisk Elgin
Sant- Tentul
Tarstabed
Skaw
T. Baldus
M. Garman
Kidners
Pittsburg
Nicholas Maddox
Caaries Wabb
Vincent Campbell
Pit Beseball Club
Foresta
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta. GA
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!