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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1905

Page

8

Manager Stahl Faces Minor Roster Changes As Season Nears

The article outlines Washingtons baseball plan with 17 players and few cuts before opening. It details potential trades involving Huelsman McCormick ONeill and Kittredge plus outfield choices Truelsmann Knoll Jones and Shaughnes s, plus second base candidates Mullen and Nill and catcher Hayden acquisition from the White Sox. It notes Detroit interest in Crawford and potential trades for Coughlin and Hill, plus concerns about pitching depth and Wilson. Also mentions Little Rocks forming a youth league and a brief classified note offering Dr Kings New Life Pills.

Stahl Frank Huelsmaan Washington Milwaukee Huelsman McCormick Senators Brewers O'Neill Outhel Truelsmann Knoll Jones Shaughness Mullen Nill Nul Helder Hayden Chicago White Sox Johnson Kittredge Detroi Armour Bam Crawford Detroit Tigers Barrett McIntyre Sullivan Crawford Hill Coughlin Wilson

Chicago Men Win Dual Bowing Title In 520 High Score

Milwaukee reports show Stretch and Wolf of Chicago overtaking Lord and Hardie in the two man team class with a 1213 score, leader Otto Kupfer top in individuals with 633, and Chicago teams dominating the event amid doubles and singles championships in progress.

Stretch Wolf Chicago C. Lord High Milwaukee Wis American Bowling Congress Lord Hardie Weekington Cleveland Oshkosh Otto Kupfer Ott la Crosse Selbach Wolf Chicago Wardle Washingtn Weler and Peterson Cadwell and Reader Ward and McGuire Chiago Favour Hermansen Budinger Owen and Owen Louisville Horun Dunber Philadelphia Philadelphia, L172 Schlenk Sturtz St Louis Otto Kuepfer F Ott A Beltach M Payne Peoria F Steigier Duluth C Spergel Maywood Moran Philadephia E Nagle Rock Teland Blevin Apinska St. Pat W. Gibson Cincinnati Washington C. Lord Bep Smith Mariees Ee Wet Kloempkens Imperials Fond du Lac Bedenwig Flan Grand Blue Ribbons Erie Hremos Port Washington Missouri Kansas City Omaha

Three Games for Treasury in Departmental League

The War team started poorly due to tardy players, giving Treasury an easy first game while the second match was close. De Yo had the lone 200-plus game. Delivery Division swept three from Station G in the Post Office League and Columbia won three in Real Estate. Scores include Tom Inglis 591 and multiple 600s from other players as standings and individual marks roll through the leagues.

Treasury de Yo Delivery Division Columbia Surveyors Tom Inglis Chicago A H Fournier Cleveland True Oto Schmidke Detroit Joe Ott Dubuque George Lyon J W Kopp T.T Callahan Columbus P J Dieh Two River F Fister Dr Young Nehl Toledo J Selbach de Vo W A Willmor George Bar Buett JM Trent Oof Fowle George T Zimmerman Omaha Hotchkiss Carleon C Meluter Dayton J Slater Cerroil J Koenighoff F J Soanier Rivera EB Essley Totm Bol Newbury Bionin Plese Sean W Harshien Gadker Ovana Anne Earns Weinhold Baker Ness Erdermeyer Indianepolis Animus Duitt Indianapolis Thompson Youngerown Selte Sif O ‘Thomas Peoria A Trapp Suen HS G Vandertuck Paul L. Vanderside Tetata Im A EH Voilman Welch Sofros Youngstown Wood Hariman L Lemones Weber Coteago O Willis Louisville Wahler Seo Name C. Krumbar Leimbach Ne . Gilbert J Rowe P McGuire Fredericks Lands Pritwell D Witshy Hogan Turner Man Cent I Ernest P Tetzlaff Erie Mo Payne Suomonstae F. Mueller P Hawmerley J Goodman Boel Quill L Williams J Mayer Cincinnati J Walsh St Paul Saunders Voegel G Smith Baltimore E. P Stretch Remy J. G Shaw Suergel Maywood HA Seay H Slathen E Schwartz Columbie Mame Same Gan Milwaukee J C Stuart McKeen Stiegler Duluth Frank Stutsman Handy. S William Kilcempken A J Phelpa Kampman St. Paul W. P Hyle Youngs Roesch Town E. Schneider Smith Louis H. F. Stregermeter Eee Gates Wenid L Seybold F J Seidler Souch Bend Charles Schultz Bougcaren Walker Minneapolis A J Smith Bosch E Pugh Washington Campbell Thlede Kastler Wortham Routen J. G. Rolla Jon Charles Ressener Charles Alleys Rinne F. M. Reynolds Cleve

Diverse list of names and scores across U S cities

A long OCR style roster lists numerous individuals with city affiliations and numbers. Names span Toledo Chicago Syracuse Philadelphia Minneapolis Milwaukee Cincinnati Cleveland St Louis Indianapolis Detroit and more with varied figures. The fragment resembles a sports or attendance roster from a newspaper page.

Cleveland A. Matheson Minneapolis A. Klemm Milwaukee S. Braddenbaum Indianapolis H Elmore Peoria J Arnthein Toledo Charles Mountain Chicago W CG. Mortenson Maywood Charles K Noll B. Leffingwell St Louis W L Lukens M Lucker West Lempert Tulete J Hardie Washington Charles Lord O B Leonard Luetbrecker Baltimore R Lenard Bryron F. Strong F. Day Kelzke H Alton George Massey Duluth J Kendall Syracuse Sil J Koerner P A Koebler Frank Keogh A G. Merchieth Shulkins Seddenstelker L Witteneer Port Washington Bal Kibbl J. Kahn Otto Kupfer G. Dernbach Caitago B Ebbitta New York Medicus C J. Kenny Kern Cincinnati M C Knox Ketchum John W. Knorr Detroit W. Heine P. Hills Hall Orient St Paul FR Westwood Youngstown W. Gutterson Honestee Muggins G Land B Bostwick Taul Claire T. T Hartman T. G Helmericks A. J. Hess C Huettman F. K. Hills D EB Hamilton Loa F. Farnham Fort Wayne Q. W. Fronhiefer Otto Best A W. Gutsgell W. Auch Hau Claire R Gumz J Shannon Rock Island G. A Wreckler

Bowling congress tournament moved to Louisville

Special to The Washington Post Milwaukee Wisconsin February 2 Philadelphia lost the 190 tournament of the American Bowling Congress at its morning meeting and Louisville will host it Charley Ebbets the Brooklyn baseball magnate influenced the switch amid New York’s bid to rejoin the congress The New York men won concessions including a 15 pound ball and a one substance rule was defeated ensuring loading remains allowed Gutter square rules were adopted and the New York Bowling Association will gain full disciplinary powers over local players The date was shifted and may fall between January and May Louisville expects March as the hosting month Secretary Karpf said he would not seek reelection.

Washington Post Milwaukee Wis Philadelphia American Bowling Congress Louisville Charley Ebbets Brooklyn New York Congress New York Bowling Association Karpf

Godfrey anti pool bill mishap stalls Missouri action

Jefferson City Feb 23 report that the original draft of the Godfrey anti pool selling bill vanished from the chief clerk office. A substitute based on the original bill was adopted, nullifying the house action and leaving the breeders’ law as written. An investigating committee found a spurious bill substituted and that the original was lost or stolen. Names of responsible parties remain unknown.

Jefferson City House of Representatives House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee

Negro Man's Sudden Death in Government Building

Harry Dorsey a 50 year old Black man was found unconscious in the State War and Navy Building yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Emergency Hospital where he died during medical examination. He lived on Virginia Avenue between 26th and 27th streets NW. The coroner's certificate cites edema of the lungs as the cause.

Harry Dorsey State War and Navy Virginia Avenues Twenty-sixth Twenty-seventy Lings

Ram's Horn and Huzzah lead as favorites win at Crescent City track

New Orleans track results show Ram's Horn and Huzzah dominating in decisive wins while Swedi sh Tad falters. Dance Music surprised at 100 to 1 in a tight finish. Hot Springs and Ascot card also produce multiple favorite winners amid clear weather and good track conditions.

Ram’s Horn Huzzah Hot Springs Ascot New Orleans Ram Horn Crescent City Jockey Club Tad Maxey Moore Dance Music Ring Song and Wine John Doyle Seder Dagegerly Hetherington Panez Shaver Responsive Lady Bellair Wonograph Bob Murphy Flora Levy Avold Anna Fleettul Tally Brook Dominick Presentiment I Phillips Simplicity H Phillips Fallona Ston | Amour Algethe Margery Gaffney Alice Lloyd Josie Tarbula Miss Haz St Bonnie

Rough Rider Wins at Ascot in Sloppy Track

Los Angeles February race card reports a muddy Ascot surface. In the first race Sliver Sue rode to victory with Search Me second and Daisy Brouck third after a 48% time. The slate on course in the second race features Gene Hanlon taking top honors aboard Our Pride with Nanton and Montolene close behind. In the third race Rough Hider claimed victory over Uuapala and Golden Light while the fourth race saw Sianson durelse Dod Anderson win ahead of Ruhana and Joe Kelly.

Ascot Los Angeles Cal Sue Search Me Daisy Brouck Kisbrook Yolo Girl Snowbound Placena Relncloud Betty Penseance Gene Hanlon Our Pride Nanton Montolene William Parrish Nullah Amtinte la Toila Winiirefa Formita Meretta Iras Uuapala Golden Light Huglehorn Tryon Sianson

Horse Racing Summary From Edinhborough Racecard

Edinhborough raced events include Fifth Race six furlongs with Golden Sunrise winning at 3 to 1, Buckster Hod second, Skeptic third. other runners listed include Forerunner Esca Mado Retador Chalk Herrick Meadowhorn Black Joe and King Promise. Sixth Race mile The Bugaboo won at 9 to 5, Straggler second and Bronzewing third with Time 1.42. Other runners Watercure Lurene Mammon and Bandillo noted.

Edinhborough Beautiful and Best Komombo Miss Provo Golden Sunrise Buckster Hod Skeptic Forerunner Esca Mado Retador Chalk Herrick Meadowhorn Black Joe King Promise Straggler Bronzewing Watercure Lurene Mammon Bandillo

Postponement at Oakland Tracks After Col Burns Death

Oakland races postponed as California Jockey Club suspends program following death of Col Daniel Burns's infant grandson. The event halted a crowded card with multiple selling races and entries across six races. Authorities cite bereavement for the sudden schedule change.

Oakland San Francisco California Jockey Club Daniel Burns

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