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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1917

Page

11

Miske Marginin Go With Weinert in Tight Bout

In a ten round featherweight struggle at the Parsippany Club New Jersey Miske of St Paul pressed Weinert of Newark from the opening bell. Miske led with aggression while Weinert fought back hard. Miske battered Weinert late in the rounds though the Jersey rival showed stubborn defense.

New York Ly Muske St. Paul Weinert Newark Eithes Corssxitoes Hia Eppone Hes Gt All Ieiver Migke Levtr Dhe St. Paul Devta Omiede Et Povsthie Pugins Miske Furieus St Fou

Carlisle Indian schedule marks return to big game

Carlisle, Pa. January 13. The Carlisle Indian football schedule for 1817 was announced today. The Redskins clash with Catholic University on November 10 in Washington marking their first major appearance in years. The slate includes ten games with Albright, Mount St Marys, Alfred, Princeton, Johns Hopkins, Bucknell, Harvard, Penn and Rochester among opponents.

Carlisle Redskins Washington Catholi University Albright College Cartiete Indiana Mount Carlisle Indian Cambridge University of Pennsylvania Carlisle Indians Philadel Rochester University Carlisle Jne Rochester N.Y

High school league basketball results in two games

Business defeated Eastern 23 to 18 while Tech outclassed Central 34 to 20. The contests featured strong scoring by Wise and Towbes for Business and steady resistance from Central's makeshift lineup. Referees were C. Beckett and J. Hughes. halves lasted 20 minutes.

Taéeh Tech Central Mount Pleasant Business and Astern Capitol Hill Boys Wise Thomas R. Wise Earnshaw McDonald, Baldwin Glessner Newmann Towbes A. Smale Ficer B. Wise BR. Wise McDonald Towbes Thomas Earnshaw Baldwin Gols Toals C. ©. Beckett I Myers Fod Daley Cato Solomon Jab Long Rehneider Potter Preltter Kaplan Pie Bartand J. Preifter Pfeiffer Gottlieb Solomon Gaul Trom Myers Catlin Tabb Daley Tony Geala J. ¥. Hughes C. E. Beckett

Will Crush Fultz Says Ban Johnson

Chicago January 12. Threats by David L. Fultz of a strike by 600 to 700 players unless demands met before the 1917 season were answered by B B Johnson president of the American League. Johnson vowed to crush the fraternity and compel all players to sign contracts before spring training. He warned Fultz and John Henry, Washington catcher, to dissociate or face ban from the league.

Chicago David L. Fultz Baseball Players’ Fraternity B. B. Johnson Johnson Fultz Pultz Fults John Henry Washington Henry

National championship golf tournaments awarded for 1917

United States Golf Association announced three national championships for 1917. Oakmont Country Club Pittsburgh will host the national amateur event, Brae Burn Country Club West Newton to host the national open, and Shawnee Country Club Shawnee on the Delaware will hold the national women’s championship. Officers were elected including FL Woodward retiring as president Howard W Perrin new president and Dr Walter Harban M Lewis Crosby as vice presidents. Delegates debated amateur status late tonight with possible hours of discussion ahead.

New York United States Golf Association Oakmont Country Club Pittsburgh Brae Burn Country Club West Newton Mass Shawnee County Club Shawnee On-the-Delaware FL. Woodward Howard W. Perrin Pine Valley Golf Club Philadelphia Walter Harban Columbia Country Club Washington, D. C M. Lewis Crosby The Country Club Brookline Howard F. Whitney Nassau Country, Club Frederick 8. Wheeler Aniwamis Club Rye Robert A. Gardner Hinsdale Golf Club Chicago Sterling Edilands St. Louis Mortimer N. Buckner Garden City Golf Club Garden City

J H U Track Squad to Compete Here in Double Meet Dates

Baltimore January 12. Track manager Robert Reginald Duncan released a rigorous indoor and outdoor schedule for J H U track squads. Indoor events list Georgetown February 17 at Convention Hall Washington and Fifth Regiment Hopkins games February 24 at Fifth Regiment Armory. Outdoor event set for April 14 Baltimore Athletic Association at Homewood Crescent. Also notes Crescent Five Wins as summary of local action. Crescent Basketball Club of Hagerstown beat Blue Ridge College New Windsor 31 to 13 at Antietam Armory.

Baltimore Robert Reginald Duncan Georgetown Convention Hall Washington Fifth Regiment Johna Hopkins George Washington Convention Hal Baltimore Athletic Association Homewood Crescent Hagerstown Wagerstown Blue Ridge College New Windsor Antietam Armory

Milwaukee club lands Cleveland discards in swap deal

Milwaukee president A F Timme announced a deal with Cleveland of the American League trading for Cleveland’s discarded players. Milwaukee acquires outfielder Dan Moeiler catcher J H M De Berry and infielder Bar. The arrangement gives Cleveland first call on Milwaukee players. The move signals a rebuilding exchange between the two clubs.

Milwaukee, Wis A. F. Timme Milwaukee American Association Baseball Club Cleveland Club Milwaukee Cleveland Dan Moeiler J. HM. de Berry Bar

Georgetown Dominates Hopkins In 46–12 Basketball Victory

Georgetown overwhelmed the John Hopkins University Independents 46 to 12 at Ryan Gym. The Hilltoppers used a deflected passing system to pull away early and build a wide margin, with Hopkins managing only five baskets and two early points. O’Lone led scoring with five baskets, while Pees and Branham added two each. Referee J. Collitower oversaw 20 minute halves.

Georgetown John Hopkins University Independents Baltimore Ryan Gymnasium Hopkins Poritions O'Lene Feen Cox McNul Edgerton Branham Buckners Denniston Tor Fees

Washington Swimming Club defeats Central High 49 to 19 in dual meet

Washington Swimming Club topped Central High School 49 to 19 in eight events at Central pool. Leech won plunge for distance and Milstead dominated fancy diving. relay and multiple individual wins highlighted a strong team performance by Washington with Central fielding standout showings in distance events and life-saving demonstrations.

Washington Swimming Club Central High School Central Tank Central Way Leech Milstead Morrell Central C. W. Hicks van Shulder Knight Rutherford Whiason Call Hayes Solomon Enlight Eilinson Jackson C. H Bamman Pierson H. S Fancy Diring Runge S. C Kaiser Kan- Jan Palmer W. S.C Campbell Kaminski Hartman Smith

Alexander Won't Sign with Philadelphia Nationals

Lincoln Neb Jan 12 Grover Alexander a prominent member of the Philadelphia Nationals pitching staff today mailed his contract unsigned to the Philadelphia club saying he intended to await orders from the Players Fraternity.

Lincoln Nebr Grover Alexander Philadelphia Nationals Philadelphia

Strikes Spares and Splits Chi Team Loses to YMCA

The Chi basketball team from the Fraternity League fell to the YMCA boys’ department 65 to 13 in the YMCA gym last night. After a 7–7 first quarter, the YMCA pulled away as Foster led scoring with 11, Payne 4, Haletip 4, G31 8, and Dodge 5. fouls and substitutions noted, game clock 29-minute halves.

Chi YMC A. Peattions Cat Dange Payne Barkadale Chew Fcapt Demonet Bratburd Boyd Foster Gill Dodge Mr. Fulles

Thoroughbred Race Card Full Of Entries And Odds

A lengthy list of race entries across multiple races for four-year-olds and up, including selling, handicap, and stakes events. Names such as Otic Waxeman Lady Worthington Swede Sam Arline and Jefferson Roches ter Helen Thompson feature among numerous horses, entries from J. Livingston and King Tuscan Bedwell, with weather noted as clear and track fast.

Otic Waxeman Lady Worthington Little Spider Smiling Angle Doctor Embree Rulicon LT Bert Vested Rights Clint Tucker Regards Mineral Jim Henry Walbank Wizard Force Uncle Man Jefferson Red Rover Thinker Water Wave Gay Indy Tampa Macushia SteicHif Cunem Ont Fen Rock Rbalgee Prim Harry Sleepy Sam Burbank Paymaster Progressive Bert Thurman Souvenir Taxi Brizz Luke Mae Kilkenny Pr. Tuck Ophelia W Fruit Cake Rigmer Bird Lore Frizer J. Livingston Prince of Come Jack O'Dowd Murdock Squeeler Arch Protter Barn and Stars Fleetabelle Livingston Brian Boru Mikifula Petter Perugino Menio Park Aristocrat Woodward Wadsworth Beauty Shop Reclure Mesa Fox Ting-s Ling Baby Lynch Borax Lenshen's Pride Castara Pierrot Astma Sandel Moncrief Rob Blossom Peg Pass On Big Lumax Frank Hudson Altemaha After Glow Southern Gold Mazurka Mac Bulger Jim Hutch Fletcha Negra Radiant Flower Santana Drary Wall Street Fresher Lord Byron Friendles Delancey Bonnie Tess Anita Kir Can Shooting Star Droll Liberator King Tuscan Bedwell Liberator Goodman Marblehead Memory Ponetonnaire Tatiana Rescue Riker Naurhon March Court Nigadoo Tinkle Bell Wiles Coward Jerry Eddie T Supreme Bank Hill Amulet Athena Runway

George Washington Hosts Catholic University In Annual Series Opener

George Washington basketers entertain the Catholic University quint in the first contest of their annual series on the M C A court tonight. The game starts at 8 o clock with James Colnflower of Georgetown to referee.

George Washington Basketers Catholic University Jamea Colnflower Georgetown

Jones Wins Midwinter Tennis Title at Pinehurst

J. E. A. Jones of Providence won the singles championship at Pinehurst in three straight sets over Howard Cordes of Cincinnati. Jones secures permanent possession of the cup, having previously won two legs. Florence Ballin and Otto Salm of New York captured the mixed doubles title, defeating E. M. Cohen of Philadelphia and Hugh C. Whitehead of Norfolk in straight sets.

Pinehurst N. H J. Ea! Jones Providence Howard Cordes Cincinnati Jones Florence Ballin Otto Salm New York E. M. Cohen Philadelphia Hugh C. Whitehead Norfolk

Race Track Results Show Long Card of Hurdles and Sprints

Multiple races listed across a full program with winners and times. Notable winners include Henry R. in the first race for two year olds, Lady Mildred in the second race, Ric Brazos in the third, and Doner in the early stretch, with detailed payouts and times for each event.

Furtonga Henry R Vatapar Reval Briliog Ormerly Man of Tunorsino Lady Mildred Jeffeat Hey Oakwood Stonehenge Ganges Minda Minstrel Savin Meelicka Tactless Ric Brazos Carroll Wiley Buxton G. Seco BH. A. Jones Doyle Tribello Pas de Change Alex Getz Anthony Laxington David Craig Murphy Woodstone Crump Panzareta Kederin Fair Valais Thornweed Lara Langiorne T. McTadgart Tusty Whzzy Peachie Perseus Misa Declare Wat Mico Girl Laure Miller Pickem Vimeo Killiee Um Ft Doveland Ian Dale Korin Alec Ror Mzreenth Dick Denson Moore Wei Mark G Ponte Rota Morada cAlexandray Panod Prince Conrad Mockery Leo He Dohu Lau Helen Male Marguerite Thiens Landalide Cordova Ilvo Silvey Shapiro von Dulina Lapalier Aero Ida Crmnge Pickens Ami Ted. Thied Orange Hloksom Batsa Prince Antilly Roe Gabrin Ate Aleurn Handy Anely Katherine G Shalnn St. Patrick Asurea Miles Ora McGee Low Aitment Avery Trionbe Martin van Heurent Yallaha Antoinette Wo Bertha Weaver

Fuarez Race Results First and Second Races Reported

Report of race results with payouts for the first race winner Charity Ward and place/show finishes for Pick Again and Crown Prince. The second race handicap for 3-year-olds and up lists Thirst as the winner with $2.40 straight and Kitty Cheatham as second with $2.60 place and out.

Sellmg Charity Ward Molesworth Sherrer Crown Prince Henry Maj. Bell Prince Eugene Eisle E Ray T Geneva Thirst Garner Kitty Cheatham Oldsmobile

Life Insurance on Live Stock Offered by Agent Gray

James O Gray, agent at 603 Maas, offers life insurance on live stock including race horses show stock pleasure horses farm stock and all cattle breeds. Coverage extends to valuable work horses used in retail delivery transfer dray brewery ice cost laundry bakery and milk service with personal inspection by appointment.

Torsea James O Gray

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