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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1911

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12

Nationals Seventh in Picker Odds for 1911 Pennant

Baseball writer Joe Sullivan places the Nationals seventh in the American League pennant race odds. He lists Athletics and Highlanders as top contenders and assigns 68 to 1 against Washington, 2009 to 1 for Browns, with other clubs noted in his Boston published book.

Joe S. Jackson Nationals Joe Sullivan Boston Sport Sullivan Highlanders Detroit Star White Sea Taylor

Hogan Will Have a Word in Lightweight Controversy

After his bout with Knockout Brown, One Round Hogan looms in the lightweight division dispute. New York papers weigh Brown versus Hogan, noting Brown’s rough tactics and Hogan’s sharp countering as key factors in possible outcomes. Johnson mocks side bets while Langford battles to back his path, Morris bows out of a Flynn bout amid talk of big earnings and safer plans.

Joe Ss. Jackson Brown Hogan Jooms New Gotham California Wolgast Philadelphia New York Wingast Hogan Nym Woilgast Chase Trown Uudle Walsast Johnson Pody McIntosh Morris Carl Morris Oklahoma Flynn Sapuipan Marvin Hart Yommy Burns Jack Johnson Pueblo Jack Twin Sullivan Sullivan Tommy Burns al Kaufman

No Warrants for Boxers Fight in New York

Police sought warrants for principals and Madison Athletic Club managers over last night’s boxing match between One Round Hogan and Knockout Brown. Magistrate Murphy derided the move as a farce and warned officers against future disorderly conduct charges. Athletic clubs defend legal immunity via injunctions, leaving newspaper clippings as initial evidence.

New York Hogan Brown Madison Athletic Club Murphy

Brown and Wolgast bout plans and boxing bets

Special to The Washington Post reports boxers Brown and Wolgast in focus with One-Round Hogan declaring readiness for ten rounds or a finish. The piece notes potential bets, Johnson’s rush to arrange deals, Langford’s offer to back a match, and upcoming fights including Langford vs McVey and McFarland Moran weight agreement for a March ten-round bout.

Hogan

Moran and McFarland Agree to Weigh In for Title Fight

New York February 23 Packey McFarland the Chicago lightweight and Owen Moran the visiting Briton agreed to weigh 135 pounds at 3 35 oclock in the afternoon of March 1 They will fight that night at the Fairfield Athletic Club McFarland left for Chicago this afternoon but will return to finish training here Moran left for Saranac Lake N Y where he will stay until a few days before the bout He will finish training at Lakewood Deshler Knocks Out Burns in Third Boston light heavyweight Dave Deshler KO s Kid Burns in the third round of their ten round bout at the National King Chill tonight

Washington Post New York Brown Wolgast Hogan Jack Johnson Sam Langford Joe Woodman Tofay Jeffries Conqueror Johnson San Franc Bill Tang London Laneford Sam McVey California France Paris Tough McIntosh Packey McFarland Owen Moran Fairmont A. C Packey MacFarland Chicago Faimont Athletic Club McParland Moran Saranac Lake WS. Oy Lakewood Deshler Burns Dave ‘Deshler Boston Kid Burns West Side

Nationals Lose First Fall Game of Spring in Hot Springs

In Hot Springs Arkansas the All NationAls and All Americans played a full nine innings. The All NationAls lineup included Washington players McBride Schaefer and Conroy. Detroit supplied the pitchers Hughes and Walker led the Nationals. Weather was clear but cold with rising temperatures forecast for workouts by Monday.

Washington Post Hot Springs Ark Majestic Park All-Nationals Washington Club National League Washington McBride Schaefer Conroy Detroit Hughes Walker Nationals

Connie Mack credits catchers in pennant defense plan

Philadelphia reports Mack asserts Ira Thomas and Jack Lapp will be first choices for windpad assignments, with Paddy Livingston and Young O’Neil as reserves. He recalls last year’s critics over weak catching and praises Thomas’s catching and generalship, predicting Lapp’s continued improvement and Livingston’s reliable work behind the plate.

Ira Thomas Jack Lapp Paddy Livingston Young O'Neil Connie Philadelphia Peddy Livingston Mack Athletics Mack Muaskmen Tra. Thomas Cubs Si 'Thomas Thomas Tia Livingston O'Neill

Spring training glow in Marlin Giants report Frank Manush

A Marlin Texas dispatch describes Frank Manush as a tall wiry third baseman with quick hands and strong fielding, praised by McGraw as one of the classiest young players in major league spring training. The piece notes fan excitement and parallels old time spring reports as Yale records reveal extensive athletic histories.

Southern Frank New Orleans Arthur Devlin Marlin Tex Giants Jon Ines Frank Manush McGraw Dispatch Mi Jnush Connie Mack Mack Baker Cross Collins Manush

Wagner Avoids Jury Duty By Forcing West Baden Move

Washington Post special from Pittsburgh reports judges Kennedy and Davis excused Hans Wagner from March jury duty after he produced proof of a Pirates contract and readiness to join West Baden. Wagner had sought to influence the legal process, gathering allies and contacting his lawyer and team officials to pull the strings. He planned to depart with the training squad once papers were fixed, while the court required concrete contract evidence.

Washington Post Pittsburg Common Pleas Kennedy Davis Hans Wagner Pirates West Baden Hane Wagner Frank Haller Common Pleas Court Chambers Honus President Dreyfuss

Tidewater Baseball League Formed With Five Clubs

Norfolk Virginia February 23 The Tidewater League was formed with Newport News Norfolk Portsmouth Suffolk and Old Point pledged to enter teams Hampton nearly certain and Elizabeth City ready to join if she backs out A constitution was adopted and Suffolk sent four men to represent the project James Bufoot attended hoping Elizabeth City can enter If needed North Carolina bustling berg would join The salary limit and board of directors were postponed to the next meeting to decide the sixth club and representation

Norfolk Newport News Portsmouth Suffolk Old Point Hampton Elizabeth City Tidewater League James Bufoot North Carolina Berg

A Flash of Spring Omar Hat Adopts New Derby Style

An ad promotes the Omar hat from P.B. Derbies as a fresh spring option at $3. It touts striking stylishness and offers the hat as a bright alternative to the wearer’s seedy look while keeping the price attractive.

P.B. Derbies Omar

Middies in boxing bouts at Naval Academy finals

The intercompany boxing finals at Annapolis featured well matched contests. Gilchrist defeated Ingraham in unlimited weight after an extra round, with Gilchrist a new football team member. Weems beat Austin in 17pounds, Lanham beat Holmes in 188pounds, Nichula beat Bolt in 145 pounds, Wright beat Wolt in 135, and McDonald beat Merrill in 72.5 pounds. Referee Ensign Douglas J. L. Howard. judges C. T. Wade and Prof. V. Cusacke. timekeeper Surgeon J. A. Murphy.

Washington Post Annapolis Naval Academy Jin Gilchrist Ingraham Cilchrist Weems Austin Lanham Holmes Nichula Bolt Wright Wolt McDonald Merrill Ensign Douglas JL. Howard C.T. Wade V. Cusacke J. A. Murphy

Aggies Meet Richmond in Georgetown Relay Event

Georgetown games add a relay race between Maryland Aggies and Richmond College as part of the March 4 program. Richmond agreed to travel after a manager conference, enabling Georgetown to enter an outdoor meet in Washington on April 12. Entries from Yale Princeton Pennsylvania and Cornell arrive. Virginia entries expected today. Tickets available at White's Sporting Goods.

Wymard Maryland Aggies Richmond College Richmond Boys Wynnard Richmond Washington Georgetown Virginia Capital Yale Princeton Pennsylvania Cornell Virginia White's Sporting Goods

Plan baseball circuit six clubs in Virginia Valley

Harrisonburg Virginia February 23 A proposed new six team baseball circuit may include Hinton Lewisburg Covington Clifton Forge Staunton and Harrisonburg to revive regional play after the old Valley League dissolved in 1897. The idea cites short rail gaps and a hungry younger generation.

Virginia Valley Washington Post Harrisonburg Hinton Lewisburg Covington Clifton Forget Staunton Dave Fultz

Mackey Wins Bout in Armory Match

Joe Lynch of Baltimore failed to pin Rob Roy Mackey of this city last night at the National Guard Armory, losing on a fall. Lynch tried twice to throw Mackey within an hour but failed. Turner challenged Mackey, Prokogs promised to meet the winner, and several preliminaries occurred. Young Zerege defeated Greek George, O’Brien quit against Nick Ross after eight minutes, Cox exhibited bag punching and club swinging. Cornell crew losses follow midwinter exams with two varsity men and three freshmen failing. Navy Yard A A to hold meeting Saturday night to elect officers. Despite star-player losses, Navy Yard baseball should field a strong team. Lynchburg Y M C A five defeated VPI 2% to 2%.

Joe Lynch Baltimore Rob Roy Mackey National Guard Armory Lynch Mackey Joe Turner Jim Prokogs Navy Yard A. A Navy Yard Athletic Association Naval Lodge Fourth Street Pennsylvania Avenue At & O'Clock Navy Yard

Cathedral Juniors Triumph 42 14 Over Cook Park

Cathedral school juniors defeated Cook Park at the Cathedral gym by 42 to 14 in a basketball game. Halves were 12 and 15 minutes. Cathedral boys displayed strong teamwork and effort throughout the contest.

Cathedral Cathedral School Cook Park Faust

Juarez Results and Horse Races Overview

Juarez card reports six races with winners Cash an Delivery and Frits Emmett, plus Mike Jordan and Gat taking titles in six furlongs and mile events. Also coverage of Zybszko defeating Pilakoff in New York wrestling, Iowa’s Baldwin injured, and Carnegie Tech football coach hire.

Cash An Delivery Glass Thistla Rose Nolesworth Queen Bee Nolan John Robert Yo Puedo Yasker Luna Beall Frits Emmett Taplin Quartermaster Armstrong Oblivion Kennedy Hoopa Shot Vena Yon Soonalap Mike Jordan Denny Alma Boy Buna Rio Pecos Tap- Ha Dacia Moore Joe ‘Woods McGee Ned Carmack Joe Lena Lech Indian Maid Hidesworth Idghtwool Hawes Cobleskill Sir Edward Gat Teplin Marsand Moora Dubois

Virginia's Strong Finish Beats Trinity In Close Game

Durham February 23 University of Virginia defeats Trinity College in a highly staged basketball game by 25 to 14. UVA trailed 18 to 6 at half but outplayed Trinity in the second half, scoring each minute of the last ten minutes. Virginia and Carolina universities meet tomorrow night.

Washington Post Durham N. C University of Virginia Trinity College Virginia Trinity Carolina

White Wool Victory at Moncrief Amid Suspensions

White Wool won the best race of the Moncrief card at seven furlongs for yearlings, defeating Via Octavia who finished outside the money. Owner J Fitzsimmons and jockey McCahey were suspended pending an investigation of the race. the program featured selling events and no feature race.

J. Fitzsimmons McCahey Jacksonville Fla Moncrief White Wool Octavia Stilenfit Colietter Frog Legs Arany Senator Sparks Auto Maid Sause iHeurr Hutchinson Byrne Heine Gottus Golden Ruby Olsen Howlett Dave Wallace Peepover Harvey F Kern Elizabeth G Ad Dodson Walsh Fabhersham Butwell Bedminster Lottun Flarney Frances Ray the Minks Simonette Warden Outpost Whites Wool Butweill Antenor Koerner Star Charter Wilson Gold Cap Via Premier Dearie Lottua Radiation Mis Grecian Bend Fain Kempton Park Canoplan Quean Maritsa Ligo Andy Ginter Golconda Alg Christina

Tampa horse races results feature six events and multiple winners

The Tampa card lists six races with detailed placements and times. Winners include Judge Dundon in the first race, Okolota second in the second, Ringer in the third, Shawnee in the fourth, Abe Gooding in the fifth, and Love Watches in the sixth, with times ranging from about 1:05 to 1:55 for the mile plus distances.

Judge Dundon Bergen Paul, ii I. Conley H Sabath Egwands Rustem St. Valentine Anthonie Father Tide Caucus Blanche Frances Algo Belling Lord Wells Culley Okolota Blair Baggley Holmes Lew Will Hiccough Goodacre Frank H. McKinnie Seiling Ward Ringer Glipian Black Domino Homan Uncle Waller Alencon Chief Hayes Shawnee J. Swanner Hoffman Meuse F. Jackson Tito Jim Sin Long Merry Bell Virginia Lindsey Draropla Abe Gooding Griffins Jack Baker Lewis Tady Hipnie Grimaldi Pearl & Dander Lindhurst Algronel Aleo Rani Tom Shaw St. Dunstan Pickett Lady Chilton Bensand Firet Puree O Sedrolds Indora Delena Borrower Sam Matthews Rhyolyte Leontine Rhasneth Bonnie Bee Woolspun Court Jester Clearwater Senator Sparks Margerum Eastman Franca Chap Kamp Terrible Dan Claud Hoffman Traymore Frank Navin Eagle Bird Ortson Golden Fort Carroll Grenada Biue Mouse Sand Hill Aldrian Prince Hice Aylmer T.M. Green Leamence Mon Ami Tilmeta Hamiion Lou Lanier Voltaire and Starboard Dress Parade TV Detroit Tampa Irry Mae Hamilton Princess Thorpe Dohtais Blake Betsy’ Goodwins Johnnie Wise Temper Lady Hasburg Albion FL Donaldo Brougham Lucky Mate Cassowary Olivia Mickle Oliver Turner Whip Top Tan Bark My Love Topsy Robinson Ban Gil Regards Silverado Hancock Harding Boserrien Purae Syeer-olda Upward Sandiver Dracoola Chanute Ben Sand Hollis Beverstein B. J. Swanner Lady Maxim Lord Welles Cry Baby Sister Betey Lew Hill Redman Sir Campton Moofis Haymarket Mr. Langford Mr. Smith Tennessee Boy Mr. Austin John Garner Judy Herman Doyle Mr. Herndon Pursa Louie’ Katz Autumn Girl Vanen Byeet Owen Heart Pang Sand Piper Billy Pullman Jack Laxson Double F Beechmont Ren=Wilson Jim Mc Trafalgar Joe Wells Emma L Footfall Eleanor Stribling Petite Qiseau Sink Spring Tarkmanter Sam Barber Nebulowus Ileath Waldorf Belle Saffan Vesmer Colonel Bronnton Lady Elizabeth Judith Page Dixie Dixon Vreelang Bean Man Jupiter Joe Big Stick Harrigan Enefeld Trance Bob Lynch Marjorie Antigo Martan Casey Sona Billy Mayhue Roberts Freen Sainfox Aliee George Minno Jett Kopek Fred Mulholland Woodlands Bad News Florence A Acumen Marigot

Racing Entries Across Multiple Fences and Distances

A long list of horse races with detailed entries for multiple forthcoming racing events. Bets include Breeders pure, maiden 2-year-olds, selling and purse races across six races per card, listing horse names, owners, and entry prices. Additional note reports Providence signing Doyle battery players Slow Joe and catcher Matthew Dovile joining Claga Diggers and Lawrence connection.

Doyle Washington Post Providence Slow Joe Highlanders Claga Diggers Collins Matthew H. Dovile Lawrence

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