Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Post in Washington, Washington Dc

We have 1,636,616 pages in Washington Dc

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1917

Page

11

Friends School beats Business Wieh 47 to 35 in rough rout

In a free scoring game at the farmers pavilion, Friends School defeated Business Wieh 47 to 35. The winners pulled ahead in the second half as Freee fouls limited Wise’s chances while Johnson and Ring led Friends with strong shooting.

Friends School Business Wieh Friends Tech Brean Caras Ring Wastty Harrison Touwe Mar - Tourald Keats Jone Tinitsazitty Mr Y Eof Bue

Pi Quint Leads In Undefeated Phi Mu Sigma League

Pi Quint leads the Phi Mu Sigma League with four straight wins as two games spark tonight in the boys department gym. Ipha Beta meets Sigma, Mu Met faces Gamma Sigma in a church-affiliated circuit. Gamma Sigma rests atop with a 4 0 slate, Gamma Sigma tied for first with Pi Quint considering the standings.

Phi Mu Sigma Ipha Beta Sigma Chi Meots Mu Wivner Bames Gamma Sigma Advent Church Gamma Church of Good Shepherd

Penn lists 12 games for football team

Pennsylvania announces a 12 game football schedule for the coming fall. The Army game moves to West Point with Dartmouth in Boston. other games at Franklin Field include Swarthmore Bucknell Pittsburgh Lafayette and Penn Military College, with dates scattered through September to November.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Army West Pont Dartmouth Boston Pranklin Field Franklin and Marshall Swarthmore Bucknell Pittsburgh Lafarette & Penneyhama Military College Michigan Tarndie Cornell

Seniors First In Intermass Swimming Meet at Central

Senior class wins the intermass swimming meet at Central pool with 31 points. Juniors and freshmen tie for second with 9 each, sophomores finish with 11. Events included relays, 100 yard freestyle, diving, backstroke, and special relay. standout swimmers: Milstead, Call, Newby, and Vincent among others.

Central Fligh Sehont Ts Credit Juniner F J Brunner Washington Swimming Club Central Pool Boloman Carl” Clereon Milstead Oakey Malland Newby Vincent Vimera Hesteller Hicks Scharf Hayes Houston Call Leech Garior Fort Micks Orrell Treadmen USA Maitland Marean Beco Yan Jackson Kaminigky Hartman Mefiee Suepbeunens

Federals and Nationals win in Noel house gymnasium

Federals 21 point spread on Mereides and Nationals defeat Federals second quintet. Players named include Anderson Connor Moran and Moran. Substitutions noted with Barbagilo for A Moran. Multiple floor goals and fouls recorded, followed by related team notes and referee mentions. Yale Dartmouth 83 to 24 score appended.

Nationals Noel House Mercedes Pr. Anderson Rob Ee Eye Connors Iene Lee LE Manauy Fook Anderson Ove Moran Detin AL Moran Lone Fue P. Moran Barbagilo A. Moran Ty Connor Hook Grady Es Jha Conner Mansuy Treeville Haan Walter Ludwir Hershiedt Jordan Farrell Wallingy Ludwig Ivor Richardson Fltvin Bernhardt Rotme Tweeiale Walter Lutwig Boline Walter Lantwig Ryan New Traven Conn Yale University Dartmouth Gamma Sigma Basketers Bors Gamma Signa Young Oliver Payne LF Thiele Chew Terry Gir R. G Nevitt Goetz Oronfe Oster Haisho Bratburd Haislip W. Thiele G. Prescott Cronie Payne Gil Oliver A. Fhtete Terry Foster

Amateur Tennis Fight Over Selling Goods Decoded

A dated report details a high school basketball game with Tech defeating Western 32 to 20 and notes penalties and substitutions. It then shifts to a U S N S T A draft on amateur tennis rules, focusing on Section 6 disqualifying those who sell tennis goods from amateur play and outlining proposed amendments and hospitality rules.

Fulton Fight Winner In Less Than Round

Fred Fulton knocked out Tom Cowler in a heavy weight bout in less than one round in Brooklyn New York on January 9. Fulton displayed speed and power delivering a decisive left and right to end the match just before the round finished. Cowler collapsed and failed to rise before the ten count.

Fulton Brooklyn N. Y Fred Fulton Tom Cowler Cowler Clay Attuck

Herman Defeats Williams to Claim Bantam Title in New Orleans

Pete Herman of New Orleans was awarded the decision over Kid Williams of Baltimore after 20 rounds. Referee Rocap ruled in favor of Herman, who claimed the bantamweight title with knockdowns in the fifth and twelfth rounds as Williams pressed throughout the bout.

New Orleans Pete Herman Kid Williams Baltimore Rocap Philadelphia Hig Williams Herman

Syracuse bars eight players from athletic competition

Syracuse University in Syracuse New York declared eight football players ineligible including captain-elect Joseph Du More after an investigation into a game played in Providence on December 9. Players named are Matt Grown Austin Boutin Roderick Dunn Christopher Schlachter Ray Witter Harry Robertson and R W Winsterwald. The decision follows the universitys eligibility rules and precedes the 1917 schedule.

Syracuse N. Y Syracuse University Joseph du More du Mare Matt Grown Austin S&s. Boutin Roderick Dunn Christopher Schlachter Ray Witter Harry Robertson R. W. Wins Bucknell Colgate Michigan ‘Aggies Lansing Nebraska’ University Lincoln

North Carolina base ball schedule for 1917 season

Chapel Hill January 9 1917 The North Carolina baseball team lists 21 contests for the 1917 season with George town scheduled for March 31 and Yale among visitors Virginia set for three games ending in Charlottesville April 28 The report notes this is the farthest north for the tar heels pitcher.

Chapel Hill N. C Georgetown North Carolina Yale Virginia Charlottesville Carolina

Star Athlete to Enter Catholic University Next Fall

Charles Bryan Morearty of Omaha Nebraska will enter Catholic University in Brookland next September. A Central High School graduate he captained the Omaha team last season and earned a reputation as a sensational schoolboy halfback and track man. He is the son of Edward F Moorearty, an Omaha attorney, and will be 20 on March 4. He has not chosen a course yet but plans to pursue either law or the ministry.

New York Washington Fellowes Trig Sporting Goods Executive Committee Club A Catholic University Charles Bryan Morearty Omaha Nebr Brookland Institution Morearty Central High School of Nebraska Edward F. Moorearty Omahne Harry Krauss Ington B. French Archer Cromwell Tale Ha The Royals Georges Harmon Javins Anacostia Gibson Carroll Scott Brill Han Wood Sanders Telus Howard Inglesides Gray Standford Burtner Jolie Ith Pacha Rulon IE Honey Forjarcett Whitford Tonga Little Spider Henry Fooken Pratt Hunt Crankie Garner Krauss Eden Park Ressanta Charles Wright Annie Aise Gandils Kravy Yard Hoenur U Howard Igre Wneil Tarlongs Josephine Zarite Garadella Continentals Witberger Gosnell Caro Carrell Tavis BO Mathews Tom Nolan Roeder Tae Lai Wreeman Kitty Too Miller Fam Aldo Fort Bliss ATE Mac Cork Departmental Babes Price Hane I c. Warry 4Zephus Niess Lewis I Denman Rei Punch of Seyforth Carrol Ik Moore Ae Finner Keys Ane Helshard Wwe Stanford Beyer Tiiple Feeney Clark BS AG Krauss Milstead Seaman Mary Ortelie Willams Dion Gordon la Palla Aurline Nia Jack Warrison Pee Tso Bogart Nerat Cr Palace Cwhite Slo Alan Moses- Copeland Ip Megaw Watt Thomas Milton i Drender BS Tippett Armiger Curtis Roblee Kendall Marjorie D Hobinson Litchfield Ra Kienle Fowler Astern Loromt Rives Gorguen Rogers BS Miles Bote Retmger Don‘son Sefton Brown Kote Groma Don ST Castles L. Orymen Si Matze Serisener Tule T.eckhar’t Don’son Ao Oa Murphy Vasa Tony c Groff B.don’son Npware Grast Bethany Cartee Baker T George Hartstall Jarrix Kurtz Wyne Wittsta Richards W Ashford Lord Wells King Toxalin H.wualte Tammy Xo Bailey Kluge F. George Os Smith Ward Furlongs Elvan Olga Capital Tod Bureau Eastern Tanner Sobel Helmerich BR. Poston Thani Rutty Demar Anderson Rosa Darroi Aesy Elly Heasyens Memory Tamerkopf Ufa Ban Zain Poston Bear Olds Werntz Slanders i O'Neile Lonahan Weiler Atad Goddard Stan Gartites Ie iMink Serantd Oaklew Andreaa Tod Northwestern Tine Virgil M Opper J Na Tongs Protagoras Trak Hu Beneficial Asso Wiliams Reny Tayala Yinka Bell Asd Shoutine Boyd Gehrman Sevilhian W. Davis Ramia Naone Wolsieh'e Kessler Taplin M. Wilk’son G. O Beier Tabuan Star Maxim's Choice Commissioners Kane Swaggart Kraves McLaughlin Perth Genoas Ovendon Columbia Superials Tasterma Warren Kentz Keeler Landy Lawton Ferainger Conner Mulbey Wark Moore McAvoy Prionini Ing Duinn MacDutt G.s'farth Kimber McCarthy Reid Emerson McCarty Ee Meats Commerciat General Es Cay Evening Star Col U. T. Keane Co Hutch’soo D. McCarty Riley Barrett TS Elliott DOD Columbia Pleasant T. A. Cannone Joe Frank Rawlings Thaer Barron McNerney Ainsmith Fohannon Ans Austin Murdock Abbott Smoot Carmody Mairen Terring N.chaconan Stanton Wolholme McCridge BO Offenberx Ami Buckeye Kentucky Henerve Tariffs P.works

Royals Roll 1 783 at Duckpins Setting a Record for District

Gallaudet visits Georgetown in a 3:30 pm basketball clash at Ryan Gym as Navy plays Catholic University in Annapolis. Georgetown, idle since December, faces a tough test under coach O Reilly. Gallaudet and Catholic University also bring strengthened lineups and reserves as they prepare for the Naval Academy matchup.

Royals Duckpins Georgetown Gallaudet Ryan Gymnasium Miiltop Catholic University Annapolis Navy John O’reilly Jack Hass Fees McNulty Caahin H. O’ Boyle Avenger Bouchard Marshall Willman Fred Rice Naval Academy O Brien Crofts Greer Glascott Fith Crosby

Race Track Results First Race at 3 Furlongs

Maiden fillies race led by Gay Lady at 2 to 1 with Madlyn C second and Bracelet third amid a crowded field. time listed as 037 4-5 with several other runners noted.

fMilies Gay Lady Hanover Madlyn C Robinsont Bracelet Murphy Macy Helshone Shade Water Ware Okia Tonge the Duke Wander Wal Harrett Duderhi Ophelia Perseus Chas Nabm Peache Enjoy Natm Pontefract Williama Barry Morn Schamerharn Chad Buford Dosley Mme Gari Devnes Ring Mart Hen Hampson Voluspa Cwarscher von Petetus CW. Robinson Sehermerhenny Cliffirld Jessie Tonine Flagday Ting A Ling Korshage Moss Fox Jones Grmes Sanhago White Andrew Wack, Jr Ray Pickens Caburn Smit Cinco Colorado Fo Moore San Beckham Andy H Mins Jean Lady Rowena Dovie Bob Lynch Khe'l Bo Ta Tnana Alexander Justice Gobel Caner Falmer Dervish King Worth Privet Petal Silver Moon Trouser Wan Marion Rose II Poole Old Coin Jake Argent Ethel Welles Precision and Car Vandeen Say Casey Graham Pool Rey Bhannon I Ataboy Bemper

Race Track Entries For Sport Of Today

Entries list multiple race cards with selling races for various ages and distances. Notable horses include Dorothea Passion Magentina Deck Finnd Swede Sam Queen vote and many others across seven events with weather clear and track fast conditions.

Coward Harry Imp Hnaadimar OM Savin Our Susie Pleyeon Narmar Mikifula Increawe Andy Taneh Miles Raby Tandtull Patty Kegan Gut Marcus Miiey Waters Vermont Cunt Tucker Clark Toland Kine Safe Home Sam Lady Worthington Prospero Bur Tulinny Jefferson Mika Bo West Clara James Tabelle Brocade Sonuc Beach Buck Nat

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sidney West, Inc Stein-Bloch PI Quint PENN C. Temple Orlando Fly Jane William Chase Tempie Winter Park Ola James Coluwbia Ithara Wooy Tan Columbia University Southern Five Southern Pennsylvania MCA Mar Dailey Abeedt - Smith Gwen Niedfelser Heng Peril O'Brien Brubaker Plat Read Parnell Hittemsen Vitriudt Tour —Dailey Ford Platz Oi Sith Oi Nied- Vretit Blak Yolliflower Tim White Seaver Colwell Horn the Tailor Seventh Street N. W Western Tabb Téch Catlin Myers Schneider Dave Pfeiffer de la Vergne Johnstone Groves Simpson Leeseeze Wight de la Vergne R Chamberlaine Sehnelter Harron Pfe Committee Ita Sec. T United States National Lawn; Tennis Association United States National Lawn Tennis Association Herman Shades Williams G. A. Nine C. U C. U. Quint Juarez Habana Tia Juana Parker, Bridget & Co P-B.’S Sejling Wartaoaidens Furlonga Passion Sentinet Fone Fininaire Hamerkop Bu Wiley TIA McAdams Magnetina Sazan Oxyleea Wavering Pherret Charlie MiGee Jim Ting Lord Welle Mle Tamia Doctor Cann Tor Aree Doctor Mrals Owana Zali Thesereg Firth Oun Ward Lome Laine May Rajon Luke van’ Zandt Dare Mest Thomas Hare Bank Kill Nigadae March Court Tonville Wenonah Charles Fo Burberry Oxford Enghah Meyer F Street Seventeenth Street
Search Courier

Search the Washington Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication