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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1909

Page

22

Grillo reflects on boxing prospects and baseball hits

Sporting comment by J Ed Grillo discusses Ian Corbett’s boxing career and potential as a champion, alongside observations on batters who focus on making contact and getting on base. The piece weighs strength versus cleverness, noting Corbett’s early start, speed, and strategic approach.

Geles ‘Toller I Fm Ian Corbett Ant Lecam Corett Howkser Stength Corhett Corbett Cortett

Police Stop Yonkers Marathon Riot Interfered Finishers Robbed

In New York the Empire City Marathon was halted by Yonkers police led by Chief Wolff after a clash near the track. Robert Fowler of Cambridge crossed first in 2 hours 2 minutes 43.6 seconds, about three minutes ahead of John J Daly of the Irish American Athletic Club. The finish was disputed and protest filed, with several notable clubs and officials present.

Robert Fowler Cambridge J.J. Daly Washington Post New York Yonkers Wolff Empire City Bartow S Weeks New York Athletic Club A L Jones New York City James E Sullivan Amateur Athletic Union Weeks Jones Wattsfold Suilyan Simon Meller Mercury Athletic Club Eal ‘Yonkers Land Ref- Veres John J Daly Sidney Hatch Chicago Tito Bika Eddie Carr Xavier Athletic Association Getty Square American Amateur Athlete Union

Fleming the Winner at Cross Country Meet

Fleming of George Washington University won the 10 mile cross country race under YMCA auspices, finishing 61.30 after a muddy course. Johns Hopkins took the team banner with 33 points, Griffith finishing second and Fraile third. Connors battled hard, while Bolac faded late and finished out of the medals.

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Caledonians Defeated By Sons Of St George In Fast Soccer Contests

Final score 3 to 1 in Baltimore as the Sons of St George beat the Caledonians at Brightwood Driving Park. Two minute halves, slippery turf, and swift plays produced a lively, closely fought match with multiple goals scored by Lauder, Perr kiked, Cameron, and Downing among others. Referee Lew of Washington officiated. crowd included notable players and local officials.

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Jones Bests JGANE in Thirteenth Round at Monumental Club

Willie Jones of Baltimore defeated Hughey McGann of Philadelphia in the thirteenth round at the Monumental Athletic Club. Referee Leary drew boos for his ruling asJones fouled repeatedly and many ringside observers questioned the finishing blow deemed to the solar plexus.

Washington Quaker City McGann

Championship In Dispute Between Vigilants and Warwicks

A late afternoon football match at American League Park between the Vigilants and Warwick athletic clubs ended in a free for all over a time dispute. Warwick led 6 points on a touchdown and goal but left the field and forfeited, complicating the championship claim for the north West city section.

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Unclear boxing betting plans mention Jeff and Johnson

A fragmented report notes attempts to wager twenty five thousand dollars on Jeff Syecmal to beat Jack Johnson. Los Angeles club officials seek funds to back a pugilist, with calls for greater backing to finance the claim, while Jeffres reportedly refuses further terms.

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Princeton Five Dominates Norfolk in Easy Walkover

The Princeton five overwhelmed Norfolk with a decisive 3 0 final score, showcasing teamwork as Brambleton Athletic Association Hawksball faced a one sided defeat. Strong display from Princeton forces sealed the win against rivals.

Princeton Norfolk Brambleton Athletic Association

Akerman Wins Wrestling Bout in Columbus

Akerman defeated Demon Bart in straight falls in a wrestling bout in Columbus scoring decisive pins. The match featured a hammerlock and leg scissors maneuvers with Akerman gaining a strong advantage in the opening fall and sealing victory in the second.

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