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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1911

Page

13

National commission action on foreign barnstorming trips

In Cincinnati yesterday the national commission kept the status quo on restricting clubs from barnstorming abroad to preserve playing strength. It notes teams often field a strong lineup in advance but lacks consistency when the trip begins. The piece recalls Detroit and Brooklyn episodes, Edward Mullin and Cuba trips, and critiques the commissioners for not preventing continued jaunts.

National Commission Cincinnati Detroit Fletcher Athletics Frank Bancroft Shibeners Collins Baker Mack Mullin Stanage Casey Willett Summers Jones O'Leary Bush Moriarty Cobb Crawford McIntyre Willet Havana Bender Laughery Club Philadelphia Cuba Maeintain Barrow Chivington

Commission Recommends Stronger Touring Teams

At an annual meeting the national commission suggested not weakening lineups for barnstorming trips, urging clubs to field their strongest teams while avoiding star-player absences. The session also set 164 game seasons starting April 12 and discussed draft abuse rules and an added assistant to Chairman Herrmann.

Beth Johnson Messrs. Lynch Heydler Dreyfuss National National League Committee Herrmann Commission National Commission New York Cleveland Boston Sacramento

Holmer Sets World Record in Edinburgh Marathon

Holmer, the American, wins the professional pedestrian marathon in Edinburgh on Powder Hall grounds in 2 hours 32 minutes 21 seconds, defeating 26 continental and British runners. He leads from mile nineteen and finishes a three-quarter mile ahead of Frenchman Bouchard, with early pace noted by 1 hour 21 minutes 15 seconds at mile 35.1.

Edinburgh Scotland Hanss Holmer Powder Hall Grounds Holmer Bouchard

Pirates Will Win Pennant Says Wagner

Wagner, usually quiet, predicts the Pirates will win the pennant next fall. He sees three contending teams: Pittsburgh, Chicago, and New York, with luck more decisive than skill. Wagner cites last season's misfortune and his own slump, hoping for improvement and a better year for the club.

Pittsburg Wagner Pirates Chicago New York Giants

Harvard and Yale to face off with McLaughlin brothers

Boston January 3 Harvard captain Chick McLaughlin faces Yale with brother Tom on the Blue. Tom earned a varsity spot after strong freshman play. Meanwhile McLaughlin Jr and family wonder which side to root for when the annual diamond battle arrives. Hopkinsville hosts Kitty League meeting January 8 with clubs Hopkinsville Paducah McLeansboro Harrisburg Vincennes Arkand plans Cairo transfer.

Harvard Yale McLaughlin Boston Mass Chick” McLaughlin Tom McLaughlin, Jr Louisvilney Van

Gotch Resigns Title and Backs Mahmout for Hackenschmidt

Frank Gotch, world wrestling champion, resigns the title in favor of Yousef Mahmout and offers to back Mahmout against Hackenschmidt for 20000 dollars, with 1000 posted and rest to follow upon challenge acceptance. Burns announced the move in the ring as Hackenschmidt and Westergaard prepared to wrestle. Mahmout and manager appeared. the Bulgarian offered to wrestle Hackenschmidt on the spot for nothing or any amount.

Omaha Nebdr Frank Gotch Yousef Mahmout Mahmout Hackenschmidt Farmer Burns Wackenschmidt Jess Westergaard Burns Goteh

Eddie Dale Wins Vesuvian Handicap at Oakland

Eddie Dale from Pawhuska led late, narrowly defeating Pay Streak in the Vesuvian handicap at Oakland. Three jockeys were fined for rough riding in the program, including Kirschbaum for Edie Dale’s win and Taplin for Fountain Square. Other races saw Acetin, Bonnie Bard, and Captain Burnett among winners, with multiple horses in the day’s card.

Eddie Dale Pay Streak Washington Post San Francisco Cal Oakland Henderson Hogan Acquin Radiance Scoville Taplin Fountain Square Pickens Bonnie Bard Kirschbaum Pawkuska Eddi Dale A. L. Denny Cc. P. Lamar Michael Angelo Fountsh Square Dieudonne Glass Wolakao Gargan Daddy Gip Argonaut Ketchel Old Mexico Zwick Acetin Florence Zimr la Cazadora Land Tola Ulfrun Change of Art Evelyn Auto Girl Anna Schneider Pikera Teplin Endymion II Taxter Edie Graney Buckthorn Payatreak Garner Pewhuska Starry Night Feather Duster Capt. Burnett Riddle Cabin Taply Sir John Miami Str Wesley Davalta Lake Medingo Bellevue J. C. Clem

Yankees Sell Three Men Join Rochester Team

Three Yankee players from last season, Eddie Foster Tom Hughes and Fred Mitchell, were sold to Rochester of the Eastern League. Johnson quits his family choosing Etta Duray over his mother, returning to his white wife as Monahan deserts Johnson and a jail case looms over his chauffeur.

Yankees Johnson Washington Post New York Rochester Eddie Foster Tom Hughes Fred Mitchell Tohn Ganzel Mitchell Walter Blair Ed Sweeney Blair Frank Farrell Mitchel Giants Sweeney Foronte Hddie Foster Jersey City Roach Knight Foster Hughes Chicago Jack Johnson Etta Duray Duray Milwaukee Washington Park Hospital Jack Walter Monahan Monahan Baltimore Frisco George Little Champion

Sam Fitzpatrick Aims for Lagrave Lightweight Crown

Sam Fitzpatrick claims California fighter Anton Lagrave will become a top lightweight. Lagrave’s rise followed a 15 round draw with Battling Nelson. Fitzpatrick bets $1,000 against Hogan, and says Lagrave can beat Hogan and Lew Powell before challenging Wolgast Moran or Freddie Welsh. Cartmell plans a world tour, racing in England, South Africa, and Australia against notable sprinters and promoters.

Carl Morris Com Jones Billy Papke Lut Ad Wolrast Oklahoma Morris Wolgast Moran Jones Jack Johnson Monahan Johnson Moha Milwaukee Moira Sam Langford Grand Rapids Mich Ad Wolgast Battling Nelson E. W. Dickerson Tom McCarey Pacific A. C Los Angeles Cal McCarey Dickerson Lew Powell Hogan Antone la Grave George Memsic Pacific Coast Memsic Grand Hoplids Sam Fitzpatrick Washington Post New York Sam_ Fitzpatrick Pugilsts Anton Lagrave California Lagrave Fitzpatrick New Coast Wonder Johnny Frayne Frisco Pitzpatrick O’ Powell Freddie Welsh Kid Lavigne Cartmell Nathan J. Cartmell University of Pennsylvania University of North Carolina England South Africa R. B E. Walker Transvaal Australia Charles E. Holway New England

Unclear Names List From Jacksonville Region

A string of numerous, seemingly proper names and place tags appears, including Jacksonville, Myrtle, Marion, Mingluette, Bedminster, St. Joseph, Juarez, Hidden Hand, Shamrock, Deadwood, Saint Helier, Tampa, Orlando, and many others. The fragment reads like a directory or roster with no clear event or action attached.

Jacksonville Myrtle Marion Borrower Plaintess Trustes Mingluette Bylvestris Huda May Amelia Danfield Darling Rye Straw Star Blue Spindia Bedminster Avondack Princelike St. Joseph Juarez Hidden Hand Shamrock Creston Henri Deadwood Lista Dubois Florence A Buna Clamor Oakland

Tampa results from six horse races in a meeting

In the first race Bodkin won for ages three and up in 1 2 l Time. Melise was second and Beth Goodwin third with odds listed. The program includes six races with winners such as B J Swanner, New Star, Marblas, Tinpy and County Tax racing for purses from 200 to 500 dollars.

Bodkin Wingfield Melise Jackson Beth Goodwin Quinlan Donation Cull Holland Mae Hamilton Virginia Lindsey Merry Gift Bir Compton Kentucky Rose Osalan New Star Griffey Rose McGee Chess Knemer Goodacre Rodman Allee Burton Sandpipe Griffins Profile Irvin Tima Louis Katz T. H. McBride Pleasing Holmes Ike Cohen Wrispen John Marrs Martin Inspired Olivia Miehle Giovanni Ragalo Bertmant Dandy Dancer Melzar Marblas Buriom Hollis Pauley Teddy Bear Grvin Chenault Bright Mulders Hattie Garrett Ben Sand Hester Zephie Temarales Tinpy Loftus Agnar McCahey Monte Fox Traxler Minta Missive Yuce Bessie Reiner Scrimiege Herbert Turner Mop Handle Cerdif Mon Ami Capri Tom Shaw Peak Canodian Gould Anna L. Daley Elizabeth A Andy Ginter Stafford Howlet Whin Perse Roseburg Davenport Mungrave Kempton Park Louis W Roll Inferno Queen Leontide Fabhersham Golden Flora Davis Patrick S Butwells Alithorpe Wilson Bertis Paaroah Leah Ellanett Casque Harenurt Schoolmarm Tom Holland Woolepun Austin Sturtevant Tennessis Roy Shipp Mamte Algol Eari Richmond Goosa Lou the Monk Storover Madeline

Selling and Stakes Results From Track Card

Many horses listed with earnings and weights across six selling races and a purse race. Notable entries include Raleigh 115 and Arlonette 119 in race four, Orlando Lady 102 in race one, Locust Bus 105 and Eva Tanguay 110 in race two, and Sweet Owen 4 along with Amyl 108 in the third. Track condition: weather clear, track fast.

Columbia League Griffos Indians Green Sammons Bens Euglen Buxham Berrick Rovers Herbert National Union League Harmony Columbia McIntire Harris Williams Norbeck Ricketts Dwilliams Duckpin League Congr Revolutes Hoefer Meslonel Gordon AL Railroad A. c. Watson Chadwick Hilton Wee J Woehraan Tz . Barnes Zepp Hansen Thomas Itker Hager Beavers Fish Grand Peggy Jorcie Bryan Donald ‘Windsor Ae Woltz Laurence Myrtle Manton Golden Sach Ford Bank Dusty Zant I'm Cummings Smith Ellett Litchfeld Aldivia Mindinette I Itlma Detect Idleweiss St. Mark's Westminster Plaintess Trustee Fellinger Davis Seling Schelde Sylvestris and Hida Darling and Danfield Rye Straw Florimele King Cobalt District League Jimmie Gray Cs Bur yace—Serling Upward Fowler Ristione IT md Bedminster Radium Star King Budke Spindle Star Blue Heart Pang Preston Jones Adélin Sturtavart Ben Howe Oekler Lerd Hibernles Minot H. Oehler Hardier Mach. Joseph Pulka, Uke and Merman Commercial Bouckpin League Arondick and Camel Wm. Behn & Co Havenner Baking Co Tyares Haha Ugle Gier King Ghenneth Bosna A. Work Alva B Kyle Ledman Balread Shamrock Bilerd Count Dé Oro Deadwood Hearts Helief Belief Power Lady Quality Mount Pleasant School League Varley Stream Hannibal der Buell Vitae Virgie Caste Grindle Fstep Ies Apologize Chapultepec Clint Tucker Caldwell Dummy Jon del Crusader Shelby Lomond Williamson Blank Goodman Truett Helen Scott Balrania Ocean Queen Sterling Nis Vreeland Weit Spohn Colonial League Gelus Flonders Dart- Moss Deg Worth West Point Dubois Ludwig II Ben Beth Bunn Bob Farley Florence A. Thomas Marcus Bi. Kilda Pie Ie Clamor Red Hussar Chepontuc Brown Helier Seaton Robinson Pickaninny and Media Pleasant, Doride Bauman Frank Farris Drake Clara Hampton Ear Robert Hurst Copper City Waco Hill Onma Deane Belisnicker Harry Stanhope Arthur Hyman Burning Bush Bambro Black Sheep Waner Billy Myer Airy Merry Ina L Eddie Mott Futurity Course Toby Yellow Foot Bucolfe Royal N Cockeure Woodlander Sugar Maid Salomy Tane Abink Lofty Heywood Arch. Salnest Mitco Raleigh Arlonette Seymour Beutler Early Tide Madelina Musgrave Elfin Beau Sir Frettul Joe Moser Eulalia Mex Ben Wilson Azo Sir Angus Boggs Wap Marigat Tul Belleview Igd Jim Cafferata Miss Offcious Tansy Heneraon Oswald B Frank G. Hogan Lord Clinton Quality Street Domithildas Tampa Furlonge Orlando Lady Dora M Lutz Eldorado Annie Lorraine W. F Stovall Locust Bus Polly Lae Slewfoot Johnny Wise St. Dunstan Eva Tanguay

Ruhlin Attacked in Brooklyn Office with Club

Former pugilist known as the Akron Giant Gus Ruhlin was seriously injured by an unknown assailant who struck him with a club at his Brooklyn doorway. He suffers brain concussion and cannot identify the attacker.

Gus Ruhlin New York Gus" Ruhlin Brooklyn

Lower 32 Trotting Records Set in 1910 Season

The new world’s championship trotting table shows 2 records lowered in 1910, including 27 trotting and 5 pacing marks, excluding two and three heat race records by youngsters. This marks the largest and most important set of changes in turf harness history for a single season.

Turf

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