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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1909

Page

14

Highlanders Open Season as Umpire System Shifts

Baseball leaders announce opening schedules for the National and American Leagues with Apr 14 and Apr 21 starts. Philadelphia plays Houston and New York versus Washington while Cleveland hosts St Louis and Detroit. Umpires adopt a new alternating approach in the American League and base-focused roles in the National League. McAleer is recalled to St Louis to settle player contract disputes amid a wage controversy.

McAleer St. Louis Cleveland Ohio Philadelphia Houston Brooklyn New York Pittsburg Cincinnati St. Louls Chicago Boston Washing St Louis Detroit Pulliam Ban Johnson Jonn Johnson Bully Dvanal Owens Jimmy McAleer Hedges St Louis Browns McaAleer

Tom Longboat to Race 15 Miles in Washington Hall Event

Indian runner Tom Longboat to compete in a 15 mile race against rival Jay at the Convention Hall skating rink in Washington. The match, set for January 3, will feature six mile segments with a top local lineup arranged by Capt. Dawarde of the national guard. Longboat plans to arrive soon to supervise track preparations and then proceed to a high profile clash with Alfred Shrubb on January 26.

Convention Hall Tom Longboat Dorando Rea Jay Washington Dawarde National Guard Longboat Alfred Shrubb

Gessler Named Captain of Red Sox for 1908

Harry H. Gessler of Indiana Pennsylvania former Columbus star and hard hitting right fielder for the Boston Americans was appointed captain by Manager Lake for the 1908 season after a previous period without a formal captain. He was chosen after consultations with President Taylor and Lake and is deemed to have the qualities of leadership and intelligence to direct the team.

Washington Post Boston Harry H Gessler Indiana Columbus Star Boston Americans Lake Red Sox Gessler Taylor Jake Stahl Stahl

Boxing and boxing politics across the globe and a plan to curb gloves

The piece surveys boxing talk from multiple angles including possible matchups with Rose and other fighters, notes on rule changes limiting gloves, and concerns about infighting and long bouts. It touches on athletes from baseball to football and mentions regulatory moves in Australia to restrict glove size and alter fight dynamics.

J ED Grillo Autetcy Ink Kinson Mear Rank White Sox Thor Mer Baal Geog Hams Futianepetis Argament Prolanapolis Brit Mornaruts

Turner Adamson Tonight Fight Draws Crowd

Turner and Adamson from Lynchburg clash at the national guard gym in a highly anticipated return bout. Adamson won their previous match though it carried no deciding implications for either wrestler. Local interest and favorable articles predict a strong turnout.

Teight Joe Turner Ed Adamson Lynchburg National Guard Gymnasium

Georgetown Track Adds Flavin and Essex Men to 1908 Team

Georgetown announces new additions Flavin from Concord High School and Captain Fred Gibbs returning from a shoulder injury. Montgomery Sitterding and others join workouts as coach Mullligan reshapes squad aiming for Southern honors and a Johns Hopkins meet in Baltimore.

Fred Gibbs Johns Hopkins Montgomery Sitterdmg Washington Grove Athletic Club Flavin Massachusetts Tom Smith Bui' Dougherty Lewisville Coat Joyce Joyce Thes Frat Rice Schierser Second Regiment South Schlesger Mulligin Fred Gebbs Johns Hopkns Baltimore Joe Montgomery Georgetown Virginia Bill" Sitterding Jack” Kinggley Miller

Papke Denied $10,000 Life Insurance Over Heart

Special to The Washington Fest from Hot Springs Ark January 18 Billy Papke, grieving after losing his middleweight title, is refused a $10,000 life and accident policy. The insurer states the reason is Papke’s weak heart and offers no further comment.

Hot Springs Ark Billy Papke Wuld Papke

Dorando Ready for Gorey Race Despite Light Prep

Italian long distance runner Dorando Pietri trains at a leisurely pace four days before the event. He jogs about an hour at top speed on alternate days at the CA gym, sparingly outdoors with Mike Dontin, and approaches the 26 mile challenge without excessive worry.

Washington Post Chicago Gorey Dorando Pietri Mike Dontin Derande Dorande Appetite

Government bans infighting and gloves under six ounces

Sydney measures prohibit infighting and glove use under six ounces in all future boxing contests. Legislation on the subject will be introduced, and police are empowered to enforce the regulation in the interim.

Sydney New South Wales

Parker Bridget High Grade Suits and Overcoats Offer

A sales notice invites purchase of Parker Bridget suits and overcoats at savings of a quarter or more. Garments are described as P.E. special made products with distinct models and patterns. Buyers can wear now or reserve for next season. A promising investment.

America

Kilroy Claim Disallowed by National Baseball Commission

Cincinnati January 18 The National Baseball Commission disallowed Orville Kilroy's $266 claim against the Toronto club because the national board of the National Association had not yet passed on it. Kilroy had sought free agent status. the commission referred him back to the original board for review.

Cincinnati National Board of the National Association National Baseball Commission Orville Kilroy Toronto Kilroy National Board of the National Association

Favorites Fail to Shine in Muddy Oakland Meet

Rain soaked Oakland track and tough conditions left many favorites unplaced while public choices F ried St Francis and Deutschland shared favoritism at 7 to 1 in the last race. Pan de Gro dominated the fifth race, and a strong crowd turnout despite an off day reflected improved weather.

Washington Post San Francisco Oakland Dificult St Francis Deutschland Geranda G W Woorick H T Griffin James Boden Palo Alto Ross Keogh Ace of Diamonds McCarthy el Picaro Ayung Dance Doctor Mayer Louis Streuber Gavildno Jos Cowen Faladml Gene Hussell Ad Boxalda Lord Roastngtan Taplin Camhywen A Walsh Warning Utier Captain Tady Alfein C Miller Duke of Orleans Nebu Jesus Mattle Mack Mantebelln Ako Ran

Training Table Debate Clouding Georgetown Athletics

Georgetown University law school members press for a training table to aid athletes who must balance practice from 4 to 8 pm with lectures. They argue a dining solution is needed to secure meals and maintain support from top players. The issue will be discussed by the executive committee tomorrow.

Georgetown University Athletic Council Nyun Law School Nimne Georgetown Law Schools Tinlil Executive Committee

Boston NL releases four reserve players in 1969

President Dovey of the Boston National League announced the release of four reserve players. William Esvick, drafted from Kansas City last fall, returns to his old club. Dan McCann goes to Milwaukee. JJ Hanalan is traded to the Philadelphia Nationals. James Lavender, drafted from Holyoke last fall, moves to the Providence Eastern League team.

Dovey Washington Po Boston William Esvick Kansas City Dan McCann Milwaukee JJ Hanalan Philadelphia Nationals James Lavender Holyoke Providence

Stahl to stay with Red Sox amid racing notes and rumors

Boston dispatch reports Jake Stahl poised to remain manager of the Red Sox despite circulating West rumor seeds. The page also lists extensive racing entries and odds for a San Fernando handicap program, naming horses, owners, and odds across multiple races.

Winners race card from Oakland Palo Alto and New Orleans

The report lists multiple race results across venues Oakland Palo Alto Los Angeles New Orleans with winners such as Goladino Estella G Pan de Oro Lord Rossington and Rieta Clora Carthage Orbicular Lord Stanhope Escalante Pegassus Morning Light Adesso Mr Knapp Ed Tracy Dolly Bullman Siskin Big Hand Jetela Teieta French Cook Guise Helman Oswald B 107 Carthage Grande Dame Ida May Harvoun Molesey Knight of Ivanhoa and Knight tha Bear among others plus times and margins for each event.

Oakland Palo Alto Ross Tol Goladino McCarthy Dugan New Orleans Pegassus Burns Morning Light Franklin la Salle Pickens Adesso Pendergast Mr Knapp Red Ed Tracy Savannah Dolly Bullman Brannon Siskin Growley Big Hand Cook Page Guise Powers Donald MacDonald le Heine Hindso Donana Aten Lee Solve Hattie Hoffman Bishop Prova Gero Altenburg Azo Elora Helman Howard Oswald B J M Steeves Dora Payne Charles J. Hervey Knight of Ivanhoa Sam Bernard

Jeffries Pace for Return and English Fight Plans

New York dispatch details Jefferies considering a ring comeback after training in stages, with inspections in San Francisco. It notes a likely Johnson Langford match in London on May 24 and Ketchel vs O’Brien in Philadelphia next month. Alfred Shrubb’s marathon clash with Tom Longboat at Madison Square Garden set for January 26 with a twenty week booking offer.

Philadelphia Shrubb London Longboat Washington Post New York Jeffries Johnson Hmself Jeff San Francisco Sam Berger Pug Johnson-Langford National Sporting Club Langford England Stanley Ketchel Jack O'Brien Quaker City Ketchel O'Brien Alfred Shrubb Tom Longboat Madison Square Garden Charley Cochran Lordon Cochran Shrubb Allenhurst Bert Vreop Armars Newark

Mudlarks Favored In Muddy New Orleans Race Cards

Heavy track at Suburban Park in New Orleans favors mudlarks with outsiders gaining. Three favorites win including La Balle who repeats Saturday form. Races feature five and six furlongs with Morning Light Blue Ben LaSalle Up Adessa and Mr Knapp among notable results.

New Orleans Suburban Park la Balle Pegassus Vendor Cummings Chinn H Burns Upward LaSalle Pickens Brougham Up T Burns Minnesetta Mattistel Vartecbi Upward Adessa Pendergast Battiste Kate Carney Anne Dognelive Dr Nash Dock Redd Mr Knapp Reid Clit Cole Wainwright Wilaon Dorothy M. Alamo Walter McLain Profitable

Comiskey rebuffs Jones over 30000 salary request

White Sox owner Charles Comiskey said no manager will be paid 30000. He noted Fielder Jones may not return as manager and that replacements exist among current men. Comiskey praised Jones while signaling a decision on his return hinges on salary.

Comiskey Spenal Washington Post Chicago Oregon Charles Comuskey White Sox Fielder Jones Portland Jones South Side Tum

Savannah racing results for 2 year olds and up

A warted set of race outcomes shows Dolly Bullman 94 winning the first race for 2 year olds and up, with Saint Abe Ira hurns second. Siskin 94 won the second race for 9 year olds and up, followed by Ray Thompson ui in third. Big Hand 102 won the third race for 3 year olds and up, Autumn Flower 100 and Counter cand in places. Fort G furloigs Istria 02 led the fourth race for 4 year olds and up with Bosom friend and Misa Dustin close behind. Turiongs Away 192 led the fifth race for 3 year olds and up with Marine and Civian Forge close after. Time figures are listed beside each race.

Dolly Bullman Brannoal Ensley Fohnzom Abe Ira Hurns Risk Hugh Farrell Sfcomd Siskin Crowley McCabel Ray Thompson Ui Young Griffen Borns McArdle Revery Eagh—Furss Turiongs Brannon Marine Civian Forge Ggemah Malecon Ora Suddoth

Two bookmakers convicted in New Orleans test case

Sperial to The Washington Post reports Placide Fri geria and RM Sheffield were convicted in the criminal district court under the Locke law prohibiting bookmaking and open gambling except individual betting at race tracks Louisiana. The defendants acted as mediums in a December 16 test at City Paris to interpret bookmaking. The test allegedly promoted by Edward Corrigan, principal stockholder in the New Greena Jockey Club, which owns City Park.

Sperial Washington Post New Orleans Placide Frigeria RM Sheffield Louisiana City Paris Edward Corrigan New Greana Jockey Club City Park

Ryan quits in third round claim of hand injury

Willie Ryan withdrew from his boxing match with Oscar Marin of Philadelphia in the third round citing a right hand injury. The bout had been evenly fought though details of the injury remain unclear.

Washington Post Baltimore Buffalo Wilis Ryan Oscar Marin Philadelphia Ryan

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