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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1911

Page

13

Wallace and Hedges Ready Browns Men for Spring Series

St Louis reporters note Wallace’s plan to outdo the Washington Nationals as the Browns prepare for spring workouts. Manager Hedges reports spending 37000 dollars to add about twenty new players including pitchers Eaton Fanning Gregory George Hamilton Murphy Noyes Pfeffer Trotter Willis Wagner catchers Flint Kritchell Nig Clarke infielders Blake Black Haliman Olson and outfielders Murray Williams and Toveleskie. Hedges will not rush young pitchers, with Wallace advocating gradual arm toughening and no early ball donations.

St. Louis District of Columbia J. McAleer R. Wallace Browns Cardinals The Republic Washington Wallace Bird Dogs Nationals Hedges Nelson Corridon Eaton Fanning Gregory George Hamilton Murphy Noyes Pfeffer Trotter Willis Wagner Flint Kritchell Nig Clarke Blake Black Haliman Olson Murray Williams Toveleskie Harper University of Missouri

Boxing and baseball notes from Curran Lang fight and player futures

Kurgh McIntosh’s aim to corner journeymen fighters leads to a disqualification after a Lang foul. Curran declines a rematch and McIntosh presses Langford. Royal commission actions on Jacklitsch show tensions with contracts. Smith defeats Billy Papke in Australia as Clabby reportedly loses to Smith, boosting Australia’s lighter weight prospects. Johnnie Priest faces contract delays as Indianapolis trims infield talent, with a waiting place for him.

Kurgh McIntosh Curran-Lang Lang Jost Lange Curran Beyong McIntosh Alan Lang Corran Mr @prran McIintosh McIntoshrry Langford Smith Billy Papke Australia Jimmie Clabby Papke Clabby Crabby England Johnnie Priest New York Indianapolis Priest

Sale for St Louis Opening at American Bowling Congress

The Washington Post reports strong interest in the ABA tournament with Secretary Langtry returning from Milwaukee. Dr Sweeney says nearly all openings have sold and the few remaining will go quickly, as Langtry assists in seating and preparations. Dand to host opening night adds ceremony and telephones and a large scoreboard is due by Thursday noon.

Washington Post St Louis Af. Langtry Milwaukee Sweeney Evers Langtry Lavae Ed Telephone Company

Mount St. Marys Five Wins Over Loyola College

Mount St Marys overwhelmed Loyola College of Baltimore today 36 to 6 as the Mountaineers dominated from start to finish. Sheridan, Brooks, and Conroy led with strong defense and several scoring plays while Quigley and Fuge centered the attack. The Mounts controlled the game with quick passes, solid rebounding, and steady defense, securing a decisive win.

Washington Eimmisbure St. Mary's Quinte Loyola College of Ftalthnore Bya Larala College Quigley Wekrey Kearney Sherdan Crompton Doves Cook Javee Neches Ostelle Ayal Nantes Brooks Bagel Sheridan Qalgter Flamgan Centalia Kerries Brooks Gala

Rovers to challenge Ingrams in association gym

Saturday night at 89 the Rovers of the association will face the Ingram Memorial team in the association gymnasium. Last Saturday the Ingrams defeated the Rov ers after a hard struggle by a narrow margin in the Ingram gym. The Rovers aim to even the score on the association floor in what should be a fast, interesting game with lineups including Poaltions Hattee Conover Scott and Mcfienald Twine Plummer Hoover Morris.

WY. M.ca Rovers Ingram Memorial Association Gimnasium Ingrams Ingram Rovera Rovera Poaltions Conover Vanes Mis - Kelth Scott Mcfienald Plummer Meas Hoover Jene Morris

Great Central Circuit formed in response to Grand Circuit clash

A new Great Central Circuit trotting association forms in Columbus Ohio with major Grand Circuit cities and some from the Great Western Circuit. It will offer 450000 in purses with races scheduled from July 10 in Indianapolis through October in Lexington, including Columbus events in August and October dates in Lexington.

Columbus Ohio Great Central Circut Great Western Circuit Lexington Fin Ag Indianapolis Grand Rapids Kalamazoo Detroit Cleveland Joliet Milwaukee

Griffith Almost Has Money In Cincinnati

Cincinnati Jan 19 Clark Griffith manager of the Cincinnati National League club received a letter from New York attorneys claiming he is an heir of Daniel Griffith who died in 1883 leaving multi million dollar property. The letter asks his cooperation with other heirs to pursue possession of the estate. Griffith declined to rush toward sudden wealth.

National Commission Jacklitsch Cincinnati Dispatch Weeni Philadelphia Jacklisch Cincinnati Clark Griffith Cincinnati National League Baseball Club New York Griffith Lst Daniel Griffith Chirk Griffith Ohio Fred Jacklitsch Philadelphia National League Baseball Cliub National Baseball Commission Rochester

Fox Wins All Eight Games in Simultaneous Display

The Washington Chess, Checker, and Whist Club hosted a remarkable night as Fox played eight games simultaneously at Burkholder. He won all matches, finishing with a spectacular forced mate in the final contest that electrified onlookers. A. W. Fox, noted for brilliant coups, led the event. Also noted are election results for Washington and Lee University teams and staff appointments at the university.

Bave Washington Chess, Checker Fox Burkholder A. W. Fox

Wolgast Balks Now No Trouble With Manager

Boxing notes reveal Ad Wolgast may cancel three O'Brien fights after manager Tom Jones blocks dates. Wolgast claims agreement kept, may postpone or travel with a Toledo vaudeville tour if fit fails. Pal Moore returns to form with a victory over Matty Baldwin in Boston. Langford sails to England to meet Bill Lang. Johnson possibly matched with Kaufman in O'Brien plan.

Jones O'Brien Pat Moore Matty Baldwin Boston Langford England Bill Lang Ad Wolgast Jack O’brien Wolgast Knockout Brown Bat Nelada Moran McFarland Tom Jones Philadelphia Cadillac Mich O’brien Chicago Milwaukee Toledo Vaudevilla Packey Memaic Los Angeles Pal Moore Moore Pat Baldwin Battling Hurley New York Jack Sheehan Brown Murphy Metarl and Goodman K. C. Brown Tommy" Murphy Empire Athletic Club New York City Wolgaast Mit Jack” Ritchie Fishkill N. Y K. O Sam Langford London Lusitania Jon Woodman Bob Armstrong Hugh McIntosh Boston Tar Baby Bil Lang New Olympia Club Tn Laneford Johnson Kaufman Jeffries Long Curran

Gotch Issues Ultimatum to World Wrestling Contenders

Chicago January reports present Frank Gotch declaring two top challengers Yussif Mahmout and George Hackenschmitt as the main threats. He says both have lost to him and urges them to fight for the world title, promising to sign with the winner for a title bout. He criticizes lingering negotiations as pointless.

Chicago Yussif Mahmout George Hackenschmitt Frank Gotch Gotch

Strikes and Spars and Racing Entries Summary

Racing card lists multiple race entries across divisions with selling and maiden races for ages three and up. Entries include Feorlr Mary Rudd Lodestone New Star Sanctum Bright Maiden Byzygy Dandy Danser Lady Chilton B. M. Reb Haymarket Uncle Walter Tallow Dip and Dr Hollis plus others. District Duckpin League and National Union League standings follow with numerous horses and drivers referenced.

Feorlr Mary Rudd Claiborne Melzar Virginia Lindsey Black Domino Don Hamilton Frank Patten Vanden Cyll Holland Lodestone Laye New Star and Sanctum Bright Maiden Byzygy Belling Dandy Danser Friend Virgil Gerando Lady Chilton B. M. Reb Haymarket Walter Tallow Dip Dr. Hollis Allen Maize Ortega Bianche Frances Annis Nelson Rose Merea Robert Bruce Charita Btraus Hodermer Blair Bagley Messenger Boy Captalin Jensent Elan Ormes Little Dutch Picket Hattson Notus Leon B Inspector General Burton Jubilee Juggins Ide Hate Kitty Misher Cull Holland Glenfo Sandy Hill Hiccough Giroddo L'Appette Hoffman Sven Bonnie Hayes Ralph Dry Dollar Virginiy Maid von Laer Uncle Jim the Ram Bergen Hancock Ramsey Clysmic Jenssn Gilvedear Profile Jenner Wells Mertsé St. Dustin Mar Amelia King Loth van Gensen Walter McLean McLeakey Vanen Griffin Okolona Bermole Silverado Complete Heart of Hycloth

Cubs May Sign Japanese Ito Sugimoto

Ito Sugimoto a Japanese player urges the Chicago Cubs to give him a trial tour next month. He wrote to President Murphy and asked to go South with the club for a tryout in New Orleans if approved. Sugimoto claims perfect baseball knowledge and has infield experience from Honolulu and San Francisco clubs.

Chicago Ito Sugimoto Cubs Murphy Chance Glendora Cal Sugimoto Honolulu San Francisco Ito New Orleans

New York Clubs Sign Three Players in League Contracts

New York National League team signed outfielder John Murray who has been with the club two years. The American League club received contracts from infielder Cris Johnson, formerly of Jersey City, and infielder Louis Litschi, previously with Lancaster.

New York John Murray Cris Johmson Jersey City Louis Litschi Lancaster

Western Golf Association faces reform fight at LaSalle Hotel

Delegates from 152 clubs gather for the Western Golf Association annual meeting in Chicago with calls for expansion to form the American Golf Association. Insurgents press for changes while officials seek to hold firm over articles governing Americas jurisdiction and officer eligibility.

Washington Post Chicago Western Golf Association LaSalle Hotel American Golf Association North South America Schenectady U. S G. A Michigan

Arrests at Oakland issued by district attorney

District Attorney Donahue ordered arrests at Oakland for violation of the Walker-Otis antibetting laws. Warrant service targeted G. Blume and two clerks during Alameda County action. Meanwhile, Likely Dieudonne won the Al Farrow Handicap by a nose as track conditions stayed sloppy amid rain.

Walker-Cig Alameda Dieudonne Washington Post San Francisco Oakland Joan Doe G. Blume Donahue Alameda County Hes al Farrow Daddy Gi Dieudonnne

Jacksonville Race Day Results Show Tight Finish Dates

Multiple harness style horse races at Jacksonville with purses from 400 to 1500. Silas Grump wins the first race, Ima places in the second, and Bm wins the fourth with Consdle among top finishers. The card features six races overall with listed odds, times, and a mix of notable runners like Tel ford Thomas and Henry Crosscaddin.

Jacksonville Breeders Eventide Ruby Knight Grand Pegsy National Union League Lydia Lea Dance Away Old Boy Harmony Orioles Clarksburg Woolapoo Jane Swift Anne Melnttre Lathway Hazel Thorpe Whim C. Willams Kniolin Ricketts Wille UTL Fort Worth Tippy de Metartes Contelic Celvabte the Whip Monts Fos J.willame Aldiva Molly Shawnes Lou Larifer Seach Bilrabsthen Parker, Briget_& Co Havenner Baking Co Podlerss Nag Hanboe Worke Portth Patrick S Archduke Jack Denmen Mano Mindinette Antenor Stiefel Heudge Washington-Virginia Railway League Fevan Ban Lomond Simonette Sureget de Coverly Dearte Congo Oberon Begone Ellanette Rake Henry Hutchin Son Limpat Americanéer Gilly Pullman Miquel Brien Cam Tetala Paigher Navy Thios Jante Ifa Ware Lady Rankin Lady Dolora Yvonne Lane Beall Zapotec Ise Mee Foe Hersay Pipe Vision Toteta Erma L Mamie Woods Texan Compliment Broker T Col. Marchmont Sir. Dock Fat Man Red Lae eGramercy Rett Baleed Alice George Mike Moleit Bon Ton Pind Fert Milpitas Mallen Casey Biskra Oebler Bonnta Princs Tetaln Chartle Mike Jordan the Pedr Arcade Duckpin Lidague Nyanze Judith Page Mateetm Tae Fussicer Pilsin Banthel Hoyle Carroll Council K C. League Anon eCann Kiley McLaughlin Indson Detroit Cess Walsh Chicago Silas Grump Goose Eaton Troxler Telford Thomas Grogs Mexentina Joe Knight Gun Haritidge Lord Ledehton Excalibur Atans Pieste Terrible Dan Grif Margéerum Cully Burnettslea Ima Koerner Loftus Zool Davie Indora Eastern Ster Evin Whin Plorria Bryan McCahey Henry Crosscaddin Duke of Bridge- Rater Fain Bedminster Percy Taylor Jos Rose Kate Tamar John A Tennessee Bay Frances Ray Minks Consdle Guy Flaher Lang Milton B Oftus Joe Keyon Belling King Avondale Olen Star Blue Amdker Burne Eye White Marie Hyde Camel Dr. Harkle Belle Mawr Louie Red Goldstein Kenmare Queen Outpost Huck Queen Canopian Ben Howe E T. Shipp Esther Inferno Queen Mystifier Castlewood Charles Goetz Rice Albert Jones McGee Jack Wainwright Jack Lamar Charley Brown Teepical Martin Casey Creaton Silk Deony Dor Aber Kennedy Sid. Hart Antigo Ned Carmack Veno von Reidy Canapa Molesworth Iwalani Misa Ella Belle Marrhmont Iy Stalwart Alta Ray Chemulpe Coed Frank Mullensa Bowsrd Follie Levy

JUAREZ RACES SUMMARY AND BOUTS

Juarez races record results across six events with multiple winners. Charles Goetz and Creaton led wins in early races. Ben Lasce and Ezecuta captured later event victories. Separate boxing note reports Willie Hoppe extending his lead over Joe Mayer in Philadelphia handi cap, and Wolgast planning a West Baden training camp with sparring partner Young Fitzgerald.

Hoppe Mayer Philadelphia Willie Hoppe Tolay Joe Mayer Cadillac Mich Aan van Wolgest West Baden Ind Young Fitzgerald Wolgast

Keene Considered Ending Racing Pact in United States

New York January reports say vice chairman James R. Keene may retire from active turf operations in America. Cast lton stud to race in England, Keene stable to lease a few inferior 2 year olds to a prominent owner. Trainer James Rowe to depart, joining H B Duryea’s English and French stable for the coming season. A long list of Keene horses is named in the potential arrangements.

New York James BR. Keene Jockey Club Castleton England Keene James Rowe Rowe H. B. Duryea France

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