Miape Faces Ongoing Scrutiny As NatHias Tale Unfolds
Sporting comment analyzes Miape and Cantillon in team plans as multiple players including Flankenst, Tannehill, and Cantillon are evaluated for infield and outfield roles. Discussion covers injuries, possible position shifts, and the looming challenge of assembling a balanced lineup for the coming season with NatHias and the Nap squad under scrutiny.
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Jnstane Sax
Hortetop
Giett Flan
Wagner
Rye
Tax
Armid
Bemen i
Lethe
Fight Ends In 15 Round Draw At Monumental Club
A fast paced 15 round bout between Kid Seager and Decker ended in a draw at Washington Poet Familiar, Feb 2. Seager showed grit trading blows with Decker through ten rounds before both tired and the bout was halted as a draw.
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Washington
Faiumor
Kid Seager
Monumental Athletic Club
Decker
Seager
Ghim
Hal Chase May Become Captain of Highlanders
Hal Chase may lead the Highlanders as captain as Stalling plans an infield with speed, Farrell’s veteran catching trusted for development of young pitchers, and Jimmy Austin joining Maconett week to bolster Western League talent. Driscoll and Attell retain featherweight titles pending a longer bout to settle world championship claims.
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Hal Chase
Highlanders
Attell
Dascoll
Parr
Esther
Driscoll-Attell
Driscoll
McGovern
Young Corbett
America
Joe Bowker
Charley Griffin
England
Australia
De Palma Wins Two At Mardi Gras Auto Races
New Orleans February 2 Ralph de Palma drove his Fiat Cyclone to victory in both the 10 mile handicap and the free-for-all at the Mardi Gras racing day at the fair grounds mile track. The mile race was opened to allow de Palma entry, producing the best sport of the afternoon as he finished about one eighth of a mile ahead of Mrs Cuneo Strang and Burman.
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Washington Post
New York
Pimlico
Jockey Club
Ttre
Brighton Beach
Engeman
Los
Stallings
Charley Farrell
Macon
Hghlanders
Farrell
Rysie
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Giants
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Kennedy
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Fleming
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MCOA
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Enzor
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Gil
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T E Strauss
South Atlantic Association
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E Beckett
Jo McConnell
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Leroy Burch
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M Hanmer
J Turner
Maryland National Guard
Thacher
Edwards
G Stuart
W H
Jose
John Pne
Baltimore
James O Shea
Georgetown University
Huns
Steexer
Enor
Georgetown Defeats Fordham In Slippery Hall Clash
Georgetown outplays Fordham 27 to 19 at Odd Fellows Hall as floor conditions and fouls shape the game. Rice leads with free throws and field goals, while Fordham suffers from fouls and limited substitutes as Colliflower returns to boost Georgetown.
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Fordham
Blue and Gray
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Usat
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Vis
Moran White
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Lo G Colliflower
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Schlowter
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Metarth
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Feld
Middies Beat Fordham Special 19
Navy basketball closes season with a 34 to 16 win over Fordham. Doug las and Mannock lead Navy with strong defense and accurate passing. McCarthy stars for Fordham, but Navy’s faster play and teamwork win the game. Referee was Mr Faler from the University of Pennsylvania.
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Washington Post
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De‘eame
Fordham
Naval Academy
Monor
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Mdswhip
New
West Point
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McCarthy
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Mahoney
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Bunkley
le Metarthy
Wencock
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Siskind
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Wonzall
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Foulk
Faler
University of Pennsylvania
Lme
Halvas
Baltimore Team Beaten Revolver Club Wins Fourth Match
In a tight intercsty shooting contest at the former salery Baltimore Revolver Association and National Capital Rise and Revolver Club each won two matches. The fourth meeting left the title decision for a later date next month with high scores and individual marks listed for Ferrell Beas Holt and others. A bowling bout followed as Cox defeated Withers on Palace alleys 1047 to 1468, Withers at 17 showing promise against the veteran.
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Cits
Baltimore
Salery
Ferrell
Np Holt
Wes
ORT Bunn
weRaTa Mae
Grub Clausel L
Tay McCormack
Edwarde
WORTS
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RSG
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Revolver Club
Baltimore Revolver Association
Mellen A
Cox
Palace
Withers
Navy Yard
Io Price
Official Score of Federal Indoor Games
James A. O Shea Official Scorer certifies the official score for the University of Pennsylvania Alumni scholarship trophy at the Federal indoor games on February 20 1808 and notes all prior scores were unofficial and incorrect. The 1809 event scorring is described as closer than any prior games. Participants include Baltimore City College Tome Institute Business High School Brown Prep School Phil Technical High School Western High School Georgetown Prep.
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Tome Imstitute
Business High
Brown Prep
Phil Technical High School
Western High School
Georgetown Prep
James A. O'Shea
Breyer Wins Long Run Trophy At Johns Hopkins
Breyer captures the Long Run Trophy at Johns Hopkins as Monumental City runners seize all three individual prizes and a handsome silver cup. Fleming of G W A Inc earns recognition with a first local finish. M C A runners show strong performance with Mae Good among top contenders.
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Fleming
G. W. A. Ini
Baltimore
Brightwood
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Breyer
M Grifith
Hopkins
H C Elphinstone
Baltimore Cross
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Hopkinns
Reeside
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Griffith
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Little Fleming
Elphinstone
Tuo
Military Road
Bowery Booze Rule Sets Tone for Bowling Tourney
At Duquesne Garden the American Bowling Congress event opens next Saturday for three weeks. Police chief McQuaide and Abe Langtry assure a near cold water tournament with no liquor, bottles banned except at most for enforcement. Saturday night games end before midnight and all balls stored. Baltimore dominates South Atlantic cross country with Johns Hopkins men leading team and individual titles, Reeside of Johns Hopkins praised for finishing after a grueling race.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
American Bowling Congress
McQuaide
Abe Langtry
Atffa
Duquesne Garden
Langtry McQuaxte
Langtry
Harvard Beats Dartmouth for Intercollegiate Hockey Title
Harvard won the intercollegiate hockey championship 1 to 0 over Dartmouth at St Nicholas rink in New York. Dartmouth’s defeat crowns Harvard as champion in a tight scoreline amid a quiet, tense rink atmosphere.
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Dartmouth
New York
Harvard
Middies Fencers Lose Narrow Naval Academy Victory
The Baltimore Athletic Club fencers edged the Naval Academy 5 to 4 in Annapolis as Turnt, Schlinkmann and Fox delivered key wins. Brandt fell twice, while Schlinkmann and Turnt produced decisive bouts highlighting a spirited midshipmen effort.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Baltimore Athenc
Brandt
Navy
Gong
Schlinkmann
Turnt
Andios
Schimkmann
Midshipmen
Winne
Bothrop
Potes
Ins
Scarborough
Fox
Naval Academy
Schliinkmann
Lothrop
Ox Schlinkmann
Bettymore Athletic
Naval
Brandt Naval Academy
Turnt Boa
Jo Hrop
Eval Academy
Scarbo Ough
Box Naval Academy
3Cllinkit'am Trac
Branst Naval Academy
Scarborough Bac Tarnt Bac
Lothrop Naval Academy
Piyal
Fox Naval Academy
Dearborough
BAC
Schlinkmann Rac
Parker Bridget & Co Describes Youths Suits at Cut Prices
Parker Bridget & Co touts their best offering yet a sale of mixed lots of Young Men s Stunts in various sizes sold for 20 and 25 dollars at 13 75 includes Parker Bridget clothing described as desirable and worthful features youths suits cut to 5 00 youths coats and vests offered at 1 50
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Parker- Bridget
Summers Defeats Britt in Tight London Bout
Johnny Summers defeats Jammy Britt in a spirited 10 round decision at the National Sporting Club. Britt showed early speed but slipped twice, diminishing his pace. Summers surged after round six, with the verdict popular as Britt concedes and praises the referee before leaving the ring.
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London
Johnny Summers
Jammy Britt
Calfornia
National Sporting Club
Britt
Summers
Paints
Hult
England
Eugene Corn
Bloomingdale run near South Atlantic title meets prep teams
South Atlantic champion cross country runners shift focus to the Bloomingdale run next Wednesday after noon. Brown Prep Philadelphia entries include E Ward J Gallagner Rowley and DIN. MC A also sending fast distance runners. Entries close Friday with N Z Worley. Special to The Washington Post. Port Philadelphia Pa. Feb 2.
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Philadelphia
E Ward
Rowley
J FJ Gallagner
Din
Tocal MC A
MC A
Bloomingdale
Worley
B Street
Milan States Plans For Nationals Contract Standstill
Clyde Milan demands more money before signing with the Washington club while vowing to meet Joe Cantillon in Chicago to settle terms. The acquisition of Bill Conroy brings favorable comment for Washington as Nays plan to bolster their infield and pitching with left-handers and impact players.
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Tom Hughes
Waps
Conroy
Nationals
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Ganley
Joe Cantillon
Bob Ganley
Galvey
Clyde Milan
Chicago
Glad
Milan
Linden
Tenn
J Ba Grillo
Sporting
Post
Washington, DC
Joe
Jay
Washington
Toledo Secures Will As Armour Builds Infield
Special to The Washington Post from Toledo February 22 President WR Armour of the Toledo American Association team bought from the Athletics George Nill, a former Washington Cleveland and New Orleans Nils. Nils, acquired by Connie Mack from New Orleans last fall, will fill in at short and second. Armour reshapes infield with Daubert at first Smoot Hickman and Seybold in the outfield and Elwert at third. He seeks big league pitchers after camp injuries.
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Toledo
WR. Armour
Toledo American Associations
Athletics
George Nill
Washington
Cleveland
New Orleans
Nils
Connie Mack
Jack Ryan
Jap Bardeas
Philadelphia Nationals
Pirates
Cleveland Vij Wi
Hen Lazole
Armour
Smoot Hickman
Seybold
Daubert
Harry Hinschman
Elwert
WADDELL TO SUE WIFE OVER BASEBALL MOVE
George Edmund Waddell prepared to sue for divorce in St. Louis after filing with Webber and Muench. He hopes a compromise agreement lets him pitch for St Louis in Boston, where his wife resides, ending his matrimonial ties to join the Browns’ pennant chase.
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Washington Post
St Louis
George Edmund Waddell
Webber & Muench
St. Louis
Rube
Masa
St. Louis Browns
Waddell
De Sotos and Bonds to Clash With Canadian Teams
Pittsburgh Pa Feb 2 A wall West Bowling Association tournament draws five May teams including De Sotos and Bonds. The De Sotos champions from the fa five tests will face champions of the Amma Howling Congress and fast scat rivals. A special plan brings in the party to compete this year with both team and individual title contenders in play.
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Langtry
American Bowlng
Wall West Bowling Association
de Stas
Pheatodia
Spre
Pulliam’s Rest Before Return to National League Duties
Harry Pulliam of the National League, visiting Cincinnati last Saturday, fragility noted but improved during his stay. After a brief visit to Lexington he plans travel south for several weeks rest before resuming league duties.
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Washington Post
Cincinnnati
Ohio
Pisia
Harry Pulliam
National Hash T League
Teddy
Louisville
Sarkville
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