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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1908

Page

22

Moran and Attell Fight to Draw in San Francisco

Colma Arena hosts a brutal twenty round featherweight clash as Owen Moran of England and Abe Attell of the United States battle to a 4 draw. Moran presses with aggressive raids, Attell counters with smart defense, the final round erupts with both sides trading and Jeffries separating them amid a wavering crowd. Moran suffers a swollen eye and nose bleed, while weight issues nearly cancel the bout but Attell receives $230 for the extra two ounces.

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Attell and Grelaed Fight Ends In Draw

The bout featured frantic exchanges as Moran and Attell traded rights and lefts at close range. Referee separated the fighters after a flurry of blows with Attell unable to finish Grelaed, leaving the match declared a draw.

Moran Attell Witke Wlman

Tyrell Exhibition Delights YMCA Swimmers Crowd

James M. Tyrell the Ireland champion swam a full exhibition at the YMCA pool with underwater work and life saving demonstrations assisted by Dr Hudson. The day featured relay races and multiple gymnastic stunts by association athletes with Royces winning the 25 yard dash and a high board jump by Peastee. Concluding from Gallaudet College, Conrad wrestled a draw in the final event.

James M. Tyrell Ireland Tyrell Royal Life Saving Society Canada Hudson Quiartet Bruner Colley Y M C. A de T Lashmutt Duncan Siiefield Welch Kaylor Chase Stiebeld Taylor Legge Conrad Gallaudet College

Michigan Coach Criticizes Long Forward Pass Rules

Special to The Washington Post Detroit Michigan Coach Yost of Michigan discusses football rule makers aims at upcoming meetings. He says there is little criticism of short forward passes but fault lies with the long pass for its uncertainty and luck driven outcomes. He warns severe limits could ruin running games and that crowds show general satisfaction with the present rules.

Washington Peat Detroit Mich.gan Yost Michigan

Chapultepec and McDaniel Lead Early in Race

Chapultepec raced as the favorite at 1 to 3 as McDaniel sent Geroletein Horse along at the start and increased his lead each stride. Second place proved interesting as St. Hazio earned a decision over Woodtane.

McDaniel St. Hazio Woodtane

Chapultepec Wins New Year Handicap in New Orleans

New Orleans January 1 Chapultepec the B and C colt ridden by McDaniel carried 126 pounds to win the New Year Handicap at City Park. Irland and Holy Maza chased but Chapultepec pulled clear to a walk. Second place went to Sir Nerlo over Woodlene as Matting stumbled injuring jockey Baker in the third race.

Washington Post New Orleans City Park McDanial Read Sengiha McDaniel Bouy Chapultepec Nerlo Woodlene Matting Baker Irland Mkou Holy Maza Gaurd Arionette Anne McGee Plu Chiles Talsne Moliun Bucking Boy Needmare Gee Whiz Medtec Ace High Minders Orly IL Mawataiat McDalel Tard Tims Bright Box Chenice Granada Alsb Chanultepec We Daniel Naito Powery Woodlane Fine Dew of Varn Joanie's Beau Banridge Kane Fuast_a'spion St. Furlongs Bandiero Ray Thomjsor Warren Exen Cooney Ky Minder Henbridge Dael Charlie Eastman Ton Hamilto

New Year's Handicap at Tameryille Favors Arimo in Heavy Card

Oakland reports Arimo wins the 32 500 New Year's Handicap with a 100 pound impost. John Lyons finishes runner up and Judge Nelson takes third over Miss Officious. The program also lists six races with results for Lampadrona St Bede Trant Margaret Randolph and other contenders.

Oakland Cal Tameryille Arimo Jong John Lyons Dudge Nelson Miss Officious Lampadrona Miller St Bede Gilber Col - Warwich Eed Lord Fillgrene Yank Loves Mary Trant Pohanka Margaret Randolph Butler Blanche C McClain Averisht Leonard Moreland Sam Shaen Blamelets Charles W. Hodges Solus Hane RA. McCurdy Yellow Foot Toby Burns Johnny Tetanus Gilbert Denvollo Gemmel Davis Grace G Lynch Ocean Shore Dollle Dollara Palry Street Bankara

Roachorg Ti and a Parade of Names Parade Across the Page

A jumble of proper nouns and stage names appears in a racing sequence of titles and characters such as Glorifier Juggler Halbard Anna Day Denigrée Jack Wit and May Sutton along with Annie Wells and Rose Queen. The fragmented list suggests a theater or show bill with many performers and acts.

New Orleans Serol Firatto Creolin Purl of Fun Loriuer Variety Glorifier Fest Pretium Ergency Juggler Halbard Anna Day Denigrée Jack Wit Oakland

Boys Team Victory Over Fort Myer Quintet

The boys department of the M C A defeated Troop F Thirteenth Cavalry Fort Myer 33 to 17 before a large crowd at the association gymnasium. Kuehn scored 18 for the winners, Maloney starred for Fort Myer, with Burton and Moyer also contributing as starters.

VM. A Fort Myer QA Boye Moyer Maloney Burton Me Kusha Watzal Suaré Owen Legge Burton Dasha Retaunt Maloney

Johns Hopkins Wins Cross Country Title at GW Meet

Brenton of Johns Hopkins and Breyer of Johns Hopkins finished first and second in the four mile cross country run held under George Washington University. Fleming of George Washington and Dunn of Yale dueled late. Dunn won by about two yards with Fleming handicapped twenty five seconds. Holmes of GW placed fifth with one minute handicap. Herring of Mount Washington finished eighth. Course ran along Fourteenth street and fields to Rock Creek. many runners finished with torn and bleeding legs from blackberry bushes and barbed wire. GW earned the team banner for the lowest score, four finishers, with another race planned for February 22. Silver cups awarded to first and second runners. Officials included Dr D. Weber, E. Hecox, E M Wilson, W B Hudson, W P Phillips, and W G Stuart.

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Flying Dutchman to Bowl 24 Hours in Marathon Attempt

Harry M Krauss, Washington bowler, will begin tonight between 8 and 9 o'clock to bowl for twenty four hours with only essential meals. If successful, he will set a new U S record for longest continuous bowling. Local pin players plan to watch the effort with interest.

Harry M.krauss Washington

Start the New Year Right Parker Bridget Distinctive Suits

Advertisement promotes Parker Bridget suits and overcoats described as equal to best made to measure at about a third lower cost. The copy highlights value and style for the new year shopping season.

Parker- Bridget

Head to Foot Outfitters on Pa Avenue and Ninth Street

A local retail listing notes Head to Foot Outfitters located at Pa Avenue and 9th Street. The brief item marks a shop address without additional details such as hours or merchandise.

Breyer Wins At Yale Contest For Third Place

Breyer triumphs over Field Dunn of Yale and Fleming from George Washington University in an exciting struggle for third place. The meet features tense finishes and notable performances.

Dunn Yale Fleming Briays

Glen Echo Takes Feature at Santa Anita Park

Rose Selling Stakes at Santa Anita Park covered a mile and an eighth with 3000 added, Glen Echo led from the barrier and won by a half length over Marster. Six furlong results highlighted Fingal Maid first, Valjean winning in three furlongs, and Glen Echo also taking the feature race in the mile and an eighth.

Los Angeles Cal Santa Anita Park Glen Echo Marster Fingal Maid Buxton Toupee Ross Stray Grand Thire Timothy Wen Montclair Smirker Almotte Valjean Schilih Horace H Preston Fred Maley Knapp Tima High Grmonde Thunderhill Recluse Remper Fidelis J. W. Farrer Knight of the East Wildwoor Loulestréuben Lucky Mate Asis Ar Ben Seves Daruma Ophene Harbette Royal River Salfara Summer Cloud Fisa Glen Keho Musgrave Rosa Molesey Mary Candlemas Fencasla Marpessa Esther B Mdna Felice Vasaella Elia Reds Hubloon Presta Hichwleap Schilling Henry Fakioso Josie Dewey Balasco

Uncertain Giants and Boxing News Dominate Grillo Mockup

SPORTING COMMENT BY J ED GRILLO. The uncertain baseball era of the New York Giants is examined as McGraw cleans house and veterans drift away. The boxing scene weighs on Moran Driscoll Attell prospects while racing faces a looming political crackdown in New York. Gov Hughes’ stance threatens tracks. California may dominate racing next season. Also notes Bernhardt release to manage Noah Ate club, Leach dispute over release, and Pittsburg’s financial stakes. Weather fragment concludes this garbled item.

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