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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1907

Page

16

Intercollegiate Athletic Meet At Columbia Highlights

The Columbia University Crack Athletic Association hosted an indoor meet at Madison Square Garden in New York on January 25. Major results include Brown Wesleyan winning the special relay, Pennsylvania taking the one mile, Frank Nebrich N Y A C winning the Martinique cup mile, and Dartmouth securing the two mile intercollegiate relay. Individual performances featured many clubs such as Irish American A C and New York A C with notable times and placings.

New York Columbia University Crack Athletic Association Madison Square Garden Ralle Brown Wesleyan J. Mayhew J. Ralph Harris H. H. Thurlow, Jr W. B Pout Wesleyan Accord C. Smith B. Gray A Bacon C. F. McCormack Pennsylvanis Whithall Carruthers Haydock Tayior Fordham Gloghen Rebrerman Gargan Cassas Timo F. Nebrich A. C MW. Shepyani Columbia Dartmouth 1. P. Tritchard W. B. Evans G. Shipley W. Jennings R. March Hetherington B. Sanders A. Zink Lawson Robertson

Eastern High School tops Western in tight nonleague tilt

In a close game Eastern High School outplayed heavier Western High, winning 17 to 4. Capitol Hill passing sparked Eastern as Morse led Western with four goals from tough spots, while Doda and Martin paced the Eastern attack.

Capitol Hill Eastern High School Western Eastern Unis Capitol HI Martin Doda Hme- West Morse Pealtiona Michel le Duc Moras Johnston Dodd Pothemus Michal Tostes Mr. Robinette A. Thiers-Fopaon Watson

Virginia Game Today Meets Old Dominion in Charlottesville

George Washington’s basketball squad selected R. T. Newhowser as captain and A. C. Woods as manager at a Hickman & White’s session. Coach Robey has the team in good shape for the Virginia game in Charlottesville, departing at 2:50 p.m. for the 8 p.m. tip. Eight players travel, led by Capt. Newhowser, Whiting, Gable, Prosperi, Duffy, Rice, and Isle thre, the ex-Dartmouth standout.

George Washington Old Dominion Charlottesville Hickman & White R. T. Newhowser A. C. Woods Robey Virginia Charlottsvile Capt. Newhowser Whiting Gable Prosperi Duffy Rice Islethre Dartmouth

Record-Breaking 160 Point Carroll Win Caps League Night

Carroll Institute trounced Capron Cadets 160 to 0 in a Washington Basketball League game setting a new high score. Schlosser led with 20 points. Crogan Downey and G Colliflower set new district marks. Also, Commissioners beat Infantry 281 to 28 at the Washington Light Infantry Armory, with Boyle praised for standout play. Harvard students anticipate Roosevelt visit to Cambridge and a rumor Spain offers a trophy to Boston yachtsmen after Kiel races.

Carroll Institute Capron’ Cadets Washington Schlosser Quint Crogan Carroll Capron Cadeta Stall J. Coludowa Robey Downey Hollander G. Catlifower Gowle Crogen J Gelliflower St. Dagney C. G. Collifiower Boyle Armory Washington Light Infantry Armory Commissioners Infantry Commissiensis Tofantsy Ortus Jett Barker ‘Reamer Shrova Dreag Wardhead Doyle Hughes Barker Woodhead Creamer Loftus Shin Harvard Cambridge Mass Roosevelt

RAGE ON MUDDY TRACK MANY CHANGES IN CARD

New Orleans January 25 reports a rain ruined card at the Fair Grounds with six races finishing first in a day of withdrawals and scratches. Mortiboy edged Granada in the feature, Jack Martin rode Gamara to win the fifth, and Delestrone captured the closing event at 12 to 1 while Lattlee took the two year olds by a nose.

Mortiboy Wing Feature Granada Jack Martin Gamara New Orleans Fair Grounds Martiboy Boseman Famara Delphie Lattlee Dew of Dawn M. Wood Delta Confederary Dalestrone Delestrone Lattrce J. Lao den of Dawn M. Want Rubywick Brady Golandrina Finney Antoine Mammy Dink Southern Knight Annie Irish Bitter Falr Lloyd Ympertinence van Dusen Wa'ta Dertmont Vernus Jacome Obivess Gamarg J. Martin Delpile CX Powers Matogans Mitchell Jack iLevy Canyon Raioland Rell the Cat R. Fi Whliams Holk Saul al Boserran Aubuchon Monere Farrow R. Lowe Trea Jol Nancy Grace Larsen Lucy Marle Nellig Racine I Bisth Dele Strom Swann Tern Rod Biloc Grosgrain Martin Ealte Forelener Sophia Carter Delmore Merry Belle Baneful Sealplock

Runners Listed For Fair Grounds Race Day

Today’s program at Fair Grounds features a large field including Jerry C, Dapple Gold, Chieftain, Montbert, Poon, Blue Leo, Dargin, Expect to See, Tudor and many more entries such as Hildreth, Boland, Silvershin, Campaigner, Goldproof, Matador, Daring, Scorchoval, Romalio, St. Elmwood, Ascot, Money Must, Colonel Jack, Uncle Henry, Hazeline and Blata among others.

Fair Grounds Jerry C Dapple Gold Chieftain Montbert Poon Blue Leo Dargin Tudor Emergency Barlow Dr. Spruit Silvershin Campaigner Don Balbert Goldproof Matador Daring Fonseluce Gauze Hildreth Keene David Boland Wittman Comillo Iras Hooligan Briarthorpe Dr. Leggo Horghesi Scorchoval Tawarentha Tony Fnuat Romalio St. Elmwood Vera Mosgom Avenalis Ascot Money Hardly Royal Rogua Walsh Grima Colonel Jack Arimo J. R. Laughrey W. H. Carey St. Imeho Geilo Clandestine Search Me Uncle Henry Hazeline Dominis Atyi Blata Alx Furton Hore Wat Horne Osaineke Chiertain Lady Corol Jerry Coyal Noalni Hore Wet Horan Monthert Pigcida Ida Noy Foster Leo Creat Lula Tue Lee Convenient i Dar Fry Zandsie Fenrhyn i Grace George Little George Lucultue Blackburn Lady Navarre Ensley Sprusit Aoal Yugster Pursa Saventy Yarda Torso Plaidwick Dudge Burroughs Garmpalgherys Morlibey Wat. Wet Zick Abrams Roger Bresza Fontoluca Helen Lucas Tinker Foreigner Odd Elta Katto Powers Tordiallo Av Viperine Lang Eliaon le Gauze Furtonga Jacana “ Oe Harding Sty Ben Dow Kelly la Chata Britery Ambitious Royal Rogue Florianna Helle Satchel Micedo J.B. Laughrey Fred_ Mulholland Bryer Earry Flower Norfolk Dullena Judge Treen Brooke Horsewat Tujetiticha W. HL Carey -II Donohue Moloney Balerio Lady_ Chiswell Prince Magnet Lucroce Clendestine Lotta Gladstone Ray Egan Hazotine Slozpf Ioi Otto Priea Baniada Oakland Hero Water Horse College Widow Bily Wathos Coraiete Chenowee Frank Skinoor Leonardgdata Belling Wat. Horne Tom Heranin Yellowstone Domions Chief Wittman Joe Bell Reed Baker Briarthorpa Boottgen Edna Wefers J Daniel C Jake Moose New York Globe Burns Pittsburg Logistilla Carrigan Lugt Leggo Tagi Lisare Wag Washington, D. C Arehaval Opsional Borghes O Titania Ramus Eawardia Washington D. C Tongs Cnagh Army and Navy Prey Rk Horag Tory School Tony Faust Deema Shore Jetie Thie Romaine Taveaxentha St Elmwood

Favorites Win at Ascot in Wide Card

Pan toufie's victory headlines a day of favored outcomes at Ascot with multiple winners. The program lists six furlongs, five and one half furlongs, and one mile events, plus notes on riders, horses like Pantovle, Don Hamilton, and Belvoir, and updates on jockeys and a Carlisle report on Mount Pleasant returning to work amid illness concerns.

Los Angeles Cal Pantoufie Ascot Butwell Matapan Flecher Bonnia Reg Koornar Tine Prince Magnet Hirte Teaitt Moud Seoslek Mountebank Mary’ Glenn Jusion A Marion Airs Yaddo Crookwell Jersey Lady NACE Crooks Jack Little Bullman Herbart Komombo McDaniel Rostot Besate Woltty Thaddeus Tony Fisherman Cheuyaloren Pantovle Don Hamilton Ross Gorgalette Carroll Thme Iil Daruma Chimney Sweep Belvoir Bo- Yand Irish Mall Whiteman Stella A Remember Frascula Mount Pleasant Carlisle Washington Post Frank Mount Pleasant

Georgetown Eleven to Appear in Strongheart at National Theater

Georgetown football team will join Robert Edeson in a football scene during the second act of Strongheart at the National Theater. Georgetown faculty and dignitaries will attend a box party, with Coach Riley and athletics staff among the guests. A large turnout of players and alumni is expected to support the engagement.

Georgetown National Theater Georgetown University Robert Edeson Dutcher Washington Hillhouse Budt Markie Justce Clabaugh Law School Gould Statford Baker Kobér Medical School Riley Fitzgerald Holeson Ovenight

Baseball Gossip and Player Movements Across Leagues

The report details multiple baseball deals and rumors from Milwaukee to Boston. Harry Clark signs for St. Louis and Boston interest. Ewing and Waiverson Center fielder Hemphill connected to Milwaukee. Charlie Comiskey plans a yacht cruise as he seeks talent, while Maurlea Wolf and Bob Unglaub attract Eastern League attention. Contenders include Dovey’s Boston Nationals, Murphy’s potential second-base role for the Athletics, and Donovan’s possible Brooklyn first base path.

Billy Phyll Alontreal Senate Waynesburg Chorley Havysnor Milwaukee Harry Clark St. Louis Boston Ewing Cincinnati Withers Frank Hemphill Jack Hickey Mavenur Aillwaukee Chartie Comiskey South America Maurlea Wolf Letralt Toledo Bob Unglaub Regurre le Velty’ Surveyor Williamsport Bob Farrell Cava & Field Dovey Boston Nationals van Obtaid Luulgren Chicagos Charisy Murphy Garry Murphy Lajoto Macon Hot Springs Ark Kid Gleason Charles Grapewin Cincinnati Baseball Club Grapewin Ines Dec White Comiskey Charlo Hickman Richmond Young Oy Young Antito Hetlonal Patchos Fred Tenney New York Heraldhat Patsy Donovan May Brooklyn Charles H. Ebbette Yerta Donovan Tim Jordan Joran Fo Ebbets Jordan Aba Humnell Bronx Mack Norwich Conn Danny Murphy Athletics Danny Eddie Plank Geason Bazeman Lajoie

Outsiders Score at Oakland in Early Race Upset

San Francisco report from Oakland notes jockey Horner uninjured after being thrown from Albia at race start. Results highlight many erratic finishes with short odds and crowded fields across six races, including winners La Rose and Crow Shade, and multi-entrant perilous showings.

San Francisco Oakland Horner Albia Billy Myer Willers Rhinestone Ugan Irish Mike Graham Boaz Orebeta Heathercat Creation Sam Dounce Lady Adelaide Albla Ram la Rose Anne Karenian Athler Tof Duke of Orleans Sandy Timy Maia Bush Thorpe Sharper Bawn Doc Gratz Munden Princeus Leal Crowshade Lynch Rolla Curems Cherino Borel Clochy Or Alma Boy Adirondack Frolic Wenrick Lazell Orchan Hodgethorn L. Willams Tima Nepetunus Yala Fred Heut Rau

Vote Graduating System Implemented at Virginia

The General Athletic Association of the University of Virginia adopts an alumni coaching system, aligning with faculty wishes. Hammond Johnson of Norfolk is elected field coach for 1907, joining a Yale inspired council of coaches including alumni and the prior year’s captain.

Washington Roar Charlottesville General Athletic Association University of Virginia Hammond Johnson Norfolk Johnson Virginia Yale Council of Coaches

Sharkey Says Present Boxers Poor Lot and Beat Any Now

Sailor Thomas Sharkey, at a McGovern benefit, declares today’s heavyweights are a poor lot and he could beat any of them with two months training. He cites Burns Johnson O Brien Kaufman and Jeffries as beatable if fit, while noting Honey Melody rises like Mysterious Billy Smith among Boston welters. Nelson challenges Joe Gans in a fish weigh-in, and Chicago White Sox receive rail station honors after beating the Cubs.

Sailor Battling Nelson Gang Washington Pont New York Thomas Sharkey McGovern Jack O Brien Tammy Burns Jack Johnson Kaufman Burns Jeffries Byrne Honey Melody Joel Gans Iong Boston Walcott Smith Mellody Chicago White Sox Wlinda ‘Central Comiskey Jones Walsh Altrode Donohue Hahn Roche Chicago Cubs Mississippi Spokane Wash Frank W. Smith Inland Empire Gans West Missouri

Washington Athletic Association Organized with Baseball Focus

Washington Athletic Association formed at Hickman and White's meeting last night with tracks and field sports sought. Five men signed for a relay team to face the Bachelors' Club at Georgetown on March 9. Officers elected: Francis P Daily general manager, David G Goodne secretary, Paul J Croghan baseball captain. Lancaster club signs players for Tri State, adding Al Newton from Sioux City and Heigrom Wilkesbarre to contracts.

Washington Athletic Washington Athletic Association Hickman & White Bachelors' Club Georgetown Francis P. Daily David G. Goodne Paul J. Croghan Lancaster Washington Post Lancaster Tri-State al Newton Sioux City Heigrom Wilkesbarre New England

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